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3: Launch Works
walk...
'Khlghts oIPythlaa In New London.
Clot IatPlano‘ Certificate with 3
every parabola. . It will cost ..
you nothing. ' ~ ‘ "
a confectionery ,
and'l’aiiiiy
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Wlty Editor's Raoldonoo
.WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair and warmer tonight; Thursday
increasing cloudiness and warmer.
The high pressurearea that was cen-
tral In the upper lake region and the
Middle Atlantic States, while a distur-
bance that appeared off the North Ps-
ciiic coast has advanced eastward to
North Dakota. Rain has fallen during
the last 24 hours over the northern dis~
tricts west of the Rocky Mountains.
and the rain area in the southwest has
spread eastward to the Mississippi riv-
er. Freezing temperatures Were report-
ed this morning from the most stations
in New England. Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair weather tonight and
increasing cloudiness Thursday, with
rising temperatures.
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TEMPERATURE AAy'VEAR AGO TO-
D .
lllgliest. 63°; lowest, 52°.
Street.
Specials in cotton waiatings at the
Read store. See adv. _
Mrs. H. K. Selleck is having her
residence In Berkeley street repaint-
cd.
Charles Iii. Curtis. of Union Park, is
able to be out after a few days‘ ill~
ness. ‘
Eddie Launch. of New York, will
spend tomorrow with friends In Nor-
hirs. Susan v. Each. of Spring
street. Is visiting In Eaeton. Penn-
sylvania. . '
Joseph Iirui'e. of Mcrldeu. is it via
ltor in Norwalk for a few days on
business. ‘
Walter Hugger has returned to Nor-
walli. after a visit in Springfield.
Massachusetts.
Tomorrow some of the Norwalk Roy-
al Arch Masons will go to Stamford
to meet with thteuhouao Chapter.
St. John's Lodge No. 8. F'- and A. M.
will hold a special meeting October
that to confer the masters degree on
new candidates.
-—Don't forget to get a sample of
Century Compound at the Fireman's
Fair. ‘
A regular communication of St.
John‘s Lodge, A. F. and A. M.. of Nor-
walk. will be held Thursday evening.
The Master Mason degree will be con-
ferred.
There will be an auction sale of
household furniture at the storage
warehouse of L. J. Reynolds It lion.
Saturday at 1 p. iii. See adv. for par-
tloulars.
An oxarnlncr for a clerk‘carriur at
the South Norwulk poutonlco is being
held at the court in in Hsvlland
street today under the direction of
Frederick it. Conley.
Patsy Pimbull of Norwalk, foil liciivn
Ily at his home in Weatport avenue
and sustained a fractured rib. Ho was
attended by a physhiian and today his
condition to math; proved.
At the annualw‘faaeting of the
yesterday. Attorney Nehemiah Can»
«loo. of {youth Norwalli. was named on
the credentials and reports commit-
tees. - .
insurance man are at work In Nor.
walk today getting an estimate of the
damage done to the Wilson building.
and although no figures can be quoted.
It is said that the locus will be more
than wan at iii-st supposed.
. The Heavy Eat-ii bowling club hold
their first action game at tho Nor-
wlilii g alleys last evening, and
it is understood that some good scores
were nude. No arrangements for
match mam been made as yet.
There will be at meeting of enemies
tlammandarr. Friday owning, in make
arrangements for a social and supper
i ' luv given in the scar hours. At
iiie thiflfi. ,.oopliiilttce will be ap-
pointed term Ii the matter up and re-
pcrw “ . , _
several Momxmm Kahuna no»
menisci, i. .. . r..,weiii to the
stats convention errors Fallows. in
New WEWOI 'l‘ii
Johan. , liar. c.
as... can
the delta report a fine time and»
3; Turn
ii Week-End Candies
, were ‘ ,
d‘ Horrylmiih.~ “ ' '
ado Insurance
runes a comes.
TIL. 106,8.
74 Washington air-at. loath Nomlk.
.W
‘ Ackar, Mortal! a" Condit's
29c ‘3'
Baxter’s Drug'Siore
ANDERSON 'S '
80‘? Frames set up and ready to
Plan . .
All kinds of repair work.
- Launches of all sires built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhehPoinLNomwalk
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels. Public
Buildings. Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets.
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains. Etc. Phoui 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAD. H. DOWNBD. Prop.
0 courtland Place.
W. GILBERT NIWELL’8 DANCING
SCHOOL
at Arlon Hall. South Norwalk. llegla-
ners' Class for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Wednesday even'g, Oct. 20, at 8 o‘clock.
DE LARA TO SECURE BAIL.
Efforts Being Made to Raise $5,000 and
Get i-ila Release.
L08 ANOEIJES. Cal.. Oct. 20.-—lf
the efforts of his friends are success-
ful today, I. Guiterroa de Lara. who
now is in the county jail on a charge
of being an alien anarchist. will be re-
leased from prison within 24 hours. Ef-
forts are being made to raise ii «nah
ball of 85.000, which it. is believed
would be more than sufficient to cover
any bond required by the United
States authorities. One of the devel-
opments in the case. Is a. voluntary af-
iidavit made by P. Clay Jackson, a
mining engineer in this city. Jacky
son In his affidavit says he has known
de liars for two years and never in
any conversation has heard de Lara
make any anarchlsiir utterances.
De Lara Is pincllcally without funds
and his attorneys have so far been
compelled to advance all cxpcnecs.
Attorneys Meilly and llnlston..wlio
are outlining do here's defense. have
sent for documents from Washington
and El Paso to prove dc Liirii‘s first
entrance in this country. According
to information received from El Pilaf)
yesterday. do Lara arrived September
20, 1906.
TWIN ,ClTY ATHLETIC COMPANY.
Organized In Scotti Norwalk to PH).
mote Vanna. Sim-ting Events.
Frederick T. Coleman, Harry J.
Smith. William A. Nash and Harry i".
O'Brien have formed a corporation to
be known as The Twin City Athletic
Club Company. The object In to curry
on games. sports. athletic contests.
elm, during the coming winter.
The ofliceru elected are as follows:
l’resldcntnl-‘i'edcrlck 1‘. Coleman.
\‘icc-prcaldcnt—Jiarry J. Smith.
Secretary-William A. Nash.
'l‘reasureh—Harry F‘. O'Brien.
The charter for the new company
was drawn up by Attorney George H.
Vosburg. and has been approved by
tho secretary of state, in Hartford.
ROWLEY RESTIND COMFORTABLY
Clifford Ilowlcy. the man who was
accidentally shot while hunting at
Silver lieach. Milford, Monday morn-
Ing. by liarold Verity. of West Nor-
Bridgoport hospital and hopes are
entertained for his recovery. Although
the shot penetrated his back. the oily
sicians are of the opinion that no
foreign developments will occur.
TV COBB DWI! HIMSELF UP.
CEMWEIAND, (m. 20.-—-—'l‘y Cobb.
the Detroit outfielder, against whom an
indictment charging him with assault
ing George Htunflcld, ii watchman at
the Hotel lilticllii ii few wooks ago,
came to Cleveland today and gave him-
soli' up to Sheriff lilrsiius.
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Good Times
iiinan more tliauia lit-
tle better fetid and
clothes. ’i‘lioy menu a
chance to get ahead.
Wouldn‘t II he a
good plan as times get
butter to start a lifl‘
’ lugs account with the
increased earnings?
So. Norwalk .2
Trust 00.... '
iiiuail accounts invited. ‘
walk. is resting comfortably at the ~«
Cutbills Bridge Fish Mame"
‘ , consonants.
A woman who is sick and suffering. andviwon't at least
{y a medicine which has the record of L dis E. Pinkham's
egietable Compound, is to blame for er own wretched
con ition. '
There are literally hundreds of thousands of wOmen in
the United States who have been benefited by this famous
old remedy. which was produced from roots and herbs over
thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman’s suffering.
Read what these women say:
Camden, N. J. .-- “ it is with leasnrc that I send my testimo-
nial for Lydia E. P; ain'a ogotablo Corn and. hoping it
may induce other an ering woman to avail ourselves of the
benefit of this valuable remedy.
“ I suffered from pains in my back and side, sick headacli
no aspen was tired and nervous all the time, and so weak
coul b y stand. Lydia E. Pinkhain'a Ye tabla Compound
made me a well woman—and this valuab a medicine shall
always have in praise.”-Mra. W. P. Valentina, 908 Lincoln
Ave... Camden. . J.
Erie. Pa. -“ I suffered for five years from female troubles, and
at last was almost helpless. I tried three doctor. but ti: y did
me no ' and. My sister advised me to try Lydia Ill. xii-mu
Vegcte Ic (immanent. and it has made me well on strong. I
if" Alibi" "‘ ‘5°'“.°.'i."‘." hi. ”i...” .2“ so“... it?
e O ornpoun O OI '0 '0
453-. J. P. Endlloh. n. r. . 7. Eric. P... so A
Since we guarantee that all. testimonials whichwe pub'
lish are genuine. is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had the virtue to help
these women it will help any other woman who is sufier-
ing from the same troub e. ‘
For 30 years Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable
Coin ouatl has been the standard remedy for
fame c ills. No sick woman does Justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Made oxeluaivei from roots and herbs. and
has thousands 0 cures» its credit.
If the slightest trouble appears which -
you do not understand. write to Mrs.
Pink ham at Lynn. Mum, for hot advice—It is
free and always helpful.
M-.~ .
”We"... 4—... I
he affairs of government. as
there was last year." said United
sum Senator Nathlair a. neon. of
West Virginia. heré'l‘t night. “i be-
lieve that the Senate will cooperate
in this matter of Irri tion If it is con-
slalom with the poli'y of economy
which must be adopted."
IRRIGATION BOND i88UE MUST-
WAIT.
COLORADO dramas. *, . on.
lil.—A--"Tho Issuance of ion ml lion dol-
illl'li in bonds for the promotion of
western irrigation projects is a mat-
tor which must wait until we know
whether lllt'l‘f‘ will be a $65,000,000
“00
Now Is the Time to Buy Old out. i
To those who have not purchased. we say. SEND THAT ORDER
'l‘u US. We promise you prompt delivery. careful emetic-whom“
lrvutnwni. host grain. complete satisfaction. We lake It for tinted
you WANT to buy goon oats. We never buys lower grade an we
am willing to icod~to our own horses—and we thin! a great lical of
(ham.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL T030 HATCH.
linnuio (ihlck Feed
Bonnie Horse Wed
Ilnuiilu Dairy Feed
llounie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Food
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4: WALL eraser. NONWALK. cons.
Opeucd’ROCkawayLong
Clams, 350 0t.
Hard Grabs. so. Man; Omit Waldo. too to: snapper lion. in: whole
liivar “Imam. ii to 7 lbs... its in. lines. cod. leis, boosters. Ilcai.
Iona. Oysters. Longandullouod Clams. Native Ian and Itackhah.
. ... tumm
FREE DELIVERY.
or . > . ’ - 1; . .
~ are about an ill and unit . undergarments“
in“: matron will is. pin-oh flushed with '
l min lililllil
Vyoiiivlumtlb
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(Continued from First Page.)
has. superior to any. , Ha has made the»
world better fortha than is brought ,
to, gain mind and ‘SOI‘ t o impulses
‘ “i” In the heartymiothcr we hero
.‘or laughed strontium have read
irivoliiy, nor pairrffhsve‘ auporvoaad.
but lasting impressions of an eleflt‘lng '
nature have remain . _, ..
To be brief. 1 t is we are all bet-
ter men for having lltnowa our guest .
professionally, and we have fooad‘true .
fellowship in knowing him personally.
Iu whatever way we know him. the at:
tor we know him the better we llic
him. A good fellow begets good fellow
ship. and our friend is the but of
good fellows, whom ‘we feel honored
in greeting tonight as one of us. and
as our honored guest. We all like him
and we want him to like all of us.
Gentlemen: Will you join me in a
toast, to our guest. Mr. Charles
Klein. to whom. we confess our esteem
and to whom we pledge our sincere
friendship: May the author of "The
Lion and the Mouse," "The Third Do-
grec‘ and "The Music Master" never
grow less. and may nothing of a less
pleasurable character than this present
occasion ever come between him and
us.
This toast was druult standing. the
orchestra and company joining heart—
Ily In singing “For He's a Jolly Good
Fellow," following by three rousing
cheers for Mr. Klein.
hlr. Klein. in response. said:
Fellow Members of the Country
Club: There being a quorum of the
governing board present. I might also
say. fellow boarders. I thank you for
the honor you have conferred on me
by making me the guest of the even-
ing. 1 have attended many banquets
in that capacity. but i may say with-
out exaggeration that no welcome has
ever given me greater pleasure than
this royal welcome. I am. so to speak.
an outsider—n New Yorker. i was a
stranger and you took me Inwnot in
the Connecticut. Yankee sense—but In
that broad spirit of good fellowship
that cheers always. and sometimes——
though very rarely—inebrlates. I say
rarely because .ludge Gregory and his
confrere Judge Taylor are present.
Gentlemen, you not only welcomed a
stranger. but you forgave his being
a resident of Rowayton. Could mag-
nanlmlty go any farther? it could. and
it did. You allowed me the proud
privilege of becoming a batter. l nev-
cr realised the meaning of the old
phrase as mad as a butter, until I be-
came one. and then i understood. A
man is not mad because he is a better,
but because he becomes one—when he
counts his profits he Iii perhaps a trifle
madder. .
A few fellow dramatists and all the
critics advise me to stick to hate. it
has been suggested to me by some
batters lfroin Daabury l thinkl that 1
stick to plays. You see. anyway you
put it they'll-tick me. But i must be
careful what I say about Danbiiry. for
l‘uec union labels on those wine bot-
t as.
Gentlemen, our club is a success
from every point of view, and l con-
gratulatc rou. and I thank you. .
The speakers following were Vice-
f'reaident iiarsirom. In his usual bright
and happy after dinner vein, rapping
the members humorously all down the
line: by cit-Governor Keeler. who was
very locations, and by City Clerk Tay-
‘lor. who got back very appreciatlveiy
at Dr. Iisratrom.
Altogether. the Klein complimentary
dinner was a jolly good time, at which
.the beat of good fellowship was manl-
fested. and in which one of the best
of good fellows was deservedly com-‘
pllnientcd as a distinguished play-
wright and the most genial of fellow
townainoii.
IIIIIII III .illll illlil.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—-The
stock market and an irregular opening
folowin the weak closing of yester-
day. .overliig operations in some
quarters were accompanied by further
hailing in others. Bonding. Pennsyl-
vania. United Stile- atael pm.» and
Pressed steal Car declined large froc-
tloiia and Bentham Railway roan it.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.-Brlak de-
mand for some of the low-priced
stocks, particularly Southern Railway
and Wabash pm. which wont up a
point, gave ii temporary appearance of
finances to the market, and Reading
United states Steel and other doom
sad stocks recovered fully. Union Pan
side was In especial demand. and ral-
lied a point. A readiness to take pro-
fits and some hear selling started pri-
ces downward afterwards, and Road‘
lag and Union Pacino pfd. sold a point
and» last night. Other important
stocks receded to their opening figures
or below. There was further increase
for the express stocks, but the more
most was ulna reotrictod liau. U. it.
ill: in gain i. American Express 8.
an Vulcan Daiiaalng old. 1%.
WALL STREET. ’ NoonMWabuh
pfd. extended liorlsc to 1%. Allan.
can its rear gained. 7 and United
States aren't. Active unlimited
developed. carrying Union cine.
" Rock. island pfla’lfliltod lute. Stool
Ind other: a point under Int ill ht’.
Tho market became very doll. is all
rim seemed to a. hands were
rroguiar.
.. : MALL 8T8 . Jaguars. mar ‘
monitored 'u ‘ .at r slow rate all '
var midday. .s. has your nightly Ii
shove mind-rm closing and
Pacific and audio also outing on
thruster-la m‘ , ,
“PIN
we
or hoard-from his mine. mind, neither 1"
Poe’s « Clothing Store
92 Washington? Street. south Norwalk
M’-
Tha cold soap or" the past two days has sold for usn‘numhed of idea‘s .
Overcoatsgwllight-here we wish to surfactant our ‘
FOR ‘ MEN" AND BOYS “ a
Are the Snappiest and Boot saucy Coats;
Ever Shown in the City [ ' ~
Fancy Mixtures, New (trays and Herringbone, with: the new ‘
combination collar, military and overcoat. Give these a look before ?
buying. . lot A L...‘
Full Line of Underwear
,H.....iu.aionoI!I'|"m ‘0 '1'“! :
Price’s Cloning-Store}
muons 165-5 _
98 Washington St. South Norw
.
To keep out the cold winds....
United Grocery CO
-.-_.
illilllllllilllli
MUSIC HALL
scum NORWALK.
THREE oAvs, ‘s‘narmo
MONDAY. OCTOBER 18th
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LVDNI. FIDHDR I LYON.
Novelty Dinning and Dancing
JACK LYNCH
Comedy erlat
WARD D BARTON
Operating and Yodollap Duo
THE BIDDING SISTERS
ALAIAMA cousov roux
singers, Dancers and. Comedians
omcmo wsouaaaav AND FRI-
DAY mama
Every Evening a: 15
Matinee Wednesday and Baturday
Adults, 10c; Children. do
Assessors’ Notice '
. .—..—-. new» .fl
We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corpomtionn
liable to pay tuck in the City of-
South Norwalk, that Iberian W
by law todailm to the out
either of them. on or hours W .«
day of November 1909, written“: ‘
printed list, date , sign “and am ‘
to. of all the property ow ed by that ‘
on the first day of Ociob r 1m. 1 1’
ble to taxation, making it description ‘
of all the molesters, ombparcal ba-
Ins mountains-critics. ;
N. B.—-Liatajniay be retained to the
“season, at the Connollrliocin. flav-
iland street. South Non: hfroni
Including October 18. l . to “.2:
cludlng November 1. 19 ‘ ,‘iald alien
to be open from 10:00 to‘ftlizdo o'oloelt
a. m., and from 3:00 tol‘lzoo o'clock
p. m.: on Saturdays from 1:00 to it”
o'clock in the evening, and Holiday. .
November 1. 1909, from, 1:00 to 9:06
p. in.
A Dated at the City of Ruth Norwalk.
Conn. October 9. 1909. ,. ,
FRANKLIN A. rouse. i g
D. wanders .mp0”, , ;
~.
woDoOIII‘Oiva Cristina
. use" oaouuo WHILI
you vm
A Great
Coffeef
Ate y
Popular? 3;
Price '
Law prim enough, to he with;
In the reach of all, md'ahoiiih
for anybody-g , , ,
inllll that acid by dollars ‘
unity for “a or 900(in <
the mandamus“ or. to! .
year‘aftoriyd‘arrhooiiaow'o ‘
1‘.
Como in and have your broken
loans duplicated. no matter
when they were made.
W. um I.“ of in. Hoyt'a Pro:
adoptions.
Dilloo hours. I a. in. till 11:80
a. an: 12:45 until 0 p. in. Main
day and Saturday "onion un-
til 0 p. in. in.
llcawlcli Optical Company
mu *0
Honlft I. 040".
Room 7-! United Darth landing
01 WAIHINDTON IT».
churn NDIWALK. GONN.
TIL. It“.
to.
'l‘icketsSoutlii'dl'MShle
Via Cl Ll .Bav ash wymv'mwm;
tiuhyéidssigt “- 4 m‘iimum
J. M. LAYTON. 8:60,
Wish-om”,
“Iii . Real; .
Dilwwil
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