m "W’s omits" '23.? A. eliciousCandies ‘ ywm trAAh Add Anti «OLD AT-n F A. LANE F. H. BAXTER'S Tel. AAA. s1 Wuhln'ton If. “U“ “7°“ _.____ 1' Milton sectors rA mamas-roll Arum. Aours , mow Kenna. mum A Aim for ‘ ‘ m w hundrAd par you. it! fl'fILIPHONI Ill-I ark 8. Tilford's ~ Ivsnmo IINTIN‘I; nurses: lad—flows" Ospsrlmshs Dad—lush)” Dspsrthat AIM—lunch OilioA. Norwslk 090 ~Eiiitor's NAAidsncA nos—city ldltor'A RAAldAncA WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: Fair tonight‘ and Thursday; cooler to- night. For Connecticut: Fair and cooler tonight and Thursday. ‘Moder- ate north to northwest winds. The area of low pressure that has been producing unsettled weather during the last two days has now moved eastward and is central this morning ever Maine. it “is liowed by an area of high pressure t t is central over Lake Superior. This area will move eastward and produce pleasant weath- er with cool nights in this vicinity. m WEATHER A van Aoo rooAv. Temperature: Low. 59; high. 71. Cloudy. - . Miss Adeline Napbey. of Osborn ave- nue. spent last evening with friends, in Bridgeport. -——Prizes for children at Music Hall Bat. afternoon. Sept. 24. Bring them. i.- Mrs Herbert Mathewaon. of West street spent yesterday in Bridgeport. with friends. Ann-1‘44... George Cavahagh, of Cavanagh and West, spent the day in New Haven yesterday on business. Mrs. William L. Olsen, of Elm street. who is illl at her home is reported to be slightly improi'ed this attcinoon. ~Ilring or send the children to Mao idc Hall Bitmaftemm Sept. 24. Prize drawing. Tho three days special sale on misses' and ladies' suits should be carefully considered. See adv. of the Paris Suit House. Mrs. Joseph Kemp. of Yonkers. who has been visiting her brother, William .1. Powell. of Spring Hill avenue, has returned to her home. There will be a rehearsal of the de-' grcc team of the Norwalk Aerie. No. 588, Fraternal Order of Eagles. at their quarters In Wall street this ev~ ening and all members of the team are requested to be present. W ——liring your children to matinee at Music Hall. Sat. aft.. Sept. 2t. so as they can participate In the prizes. The board of directors of the West~ port Water Company hold a meeting yesterday afterno n at the South Nor- walk Trust Company. when several re quests were made for the service. The Weatport Water Company's supply is plentiful and of A good quality and novpr has there been a scarcity of sup ply since the company has been in op- oration. lilllil III IIIII SIRIII WALL B'l‘miiE'i‘. 10:10 A. m.——'l‘he small opening dealings and the slug- ;lsb price movement marked the con- Ilnunii indifference of the stock specu- lation. Many stocks opened unchang- ed from last night. and the variations were small in all ONION The inter boroughnliiotropoiltnn stocks were un- der pressure of realising. the profor- red declining 1. Union Pacific pfd. lost it. Manhntt man i. WALL BTitlii . . ii a. m.~—-Priccs fluctuated uncertalnly within a narrow ranso. Readies. Union Pacific. Great Northern old. and United States itsol wore bid up from it. to it above yew ierliay' s closing. Some large blocks of certain active stocks were bought. but the general dealings more light Mack.- ay Companies advanced 3 points. yWMJ. STREET. Noon.--Tiio stato- mont made horoyostsrdsy After the stock market. closed h Chairman iii. ll nary. of the Uni mates stool ltoroporation. prompted some covering by shorts among professional traders. The market had become stagnant by noon Bands were steady. WALL. STREET. 1 p. m.-Belected stocks were marked up sharply for s time. but slipped book afterwards and business became very dull again. til-oat. Northern pfd Northern Pacific and U a. stool and made temporary gains of a point and “Virginia Carolina ‘homicsl lit. linusspolis and at Time for K. D. FramAA'- for next Alim- msr'A boat, now. Special prices. Two all buy used boats for sale; one son. of cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor. Ono 21-ft. with 6% h. p. Stanley. Very cheap it bought now. ‘ OSCAR ANDERSON OysterShenPointNorwalk Nothing can disfigure the face or put the health in greater 1 pardy than one sound and unsightl teeth. Nothing but good, sensible care is required to make the tooth attractive in appearance and perfect in their performance of the duties that health demands. Let me examine your teeth. tell you what care is needed, and what it will cost. Dr.’ .l. H. Mallory 16 South Main St. South Norwalk Hours: 9 a. in. to a p. in. auadsys by appointment only. THE Elizabeth Mead School FOR GIRLS Hillside. Norwalk. Conn. The Schdol will open for the Fall Term on Thursday. September 15. at nine o‘clock. College preparatory and general courses for older girls;‘ kindergarten. primary and intermediate departments for little girls and boys under 12 years. Arrangements made for meeting chil- dren who use the trolleys and for serv- ing a hot luncheon. 'i‘erma and lllus lratédccirculsr on Arbitration. The Principal may be seen at the School any morning after September 6 Margaret R. Bundling". A‘. I. -—.—. We Make Glasses the right way. We have a Physics ian. who is a Skilled Eye Specialist, to . examine your eyes. NO ”CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION. THAMER Optician STAMFORD CONN. Open Monday It Subway Evenings .........—-.. w~m .. The records in tho Norwalk Town Clerk's office show that during the first seven months of this your there have been thirty-one inoro all-ls born than boys. Some of the girls will have to hustle for husbands in the future. CityNationalBank SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. THANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING IUIINEOI Surplus and Profits “17.00000 Capital "00,000.00 SafA DAposlt loan.” And All per yAAr IOWIN H. MATHIWOON. Pros. JOHN H. KNAPP. iAt VicA~PrAA. FNIDIRIOK H. ROWAN. 2nd View . Pros. WILFRID IODWILL. OsshlAr DIRIOTONB I. H. Mathswson Hoary hcymcur John H. Knapp iismuAl Grumman Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallsos Marvin Christian twsru John H. Light FrAd H. Iowan YOUR TIN BOX is a poor place for valuables in case of fire and is no protection from hurklsrs. Why not keep them really safe by renting a box in our strong vsultf (load Aired boxes are four dollars a your. Louis rid. rallied live points. a . Foss C d “W‘- . fie all” '° W TthouthNorwslk 6W0 no road Trust Co. town. “.500. Adler. i): tho moth Nor- : did walk halovsnr'? shoe slots. has been ill for serum days but is now able to in boot . FOR SALE 10 room house. all improvements. Steam host. All in good condition. Centrally located—five minutes‘ walk from Soutthorwalk stattop. Isl-pain. 9 rooms. All improvements. Fills. hard wood floors. stable and oarrisso ”house. Excellent view of Sound and i 8H. E. Donn 8. Sci) (Immune) II WALL IT. NORWALK Ladies’ Cilll SWIIIERS $1.98 to $5 . Golf Vests sad ’ . Children's Sweaters, 50c and $1 Iafsnis' Knit Sacques, 25c to SI .1. l. MALLE'I‘TE (formsrly MIAAAA Dawson) ' ” 88 WASHINGTON STREET What’s the Use in smoking In Inferior cigar. who you can not tho but for thA same mossy Roger Ludiow. 10c TM“ $3.5?“ t or e liege . 5c CIGARS Are the Best ALL DEALERS 15...] REYNOL128 \IANUPAOTUIIII. “1 THE New SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic " Chiropractic is the scieaoA or the cause of the disease and the Art of Ad Justin; the suns. Disease! are chilled by A wrench. will or Aprsta in tho back. Even dose in childhood it creates pinched nerves and Asia in Igor life in thA diner-Ant organs and Chiropractors romAvA th's csaiA of this disease and pain. AAd hoaith is restorAd through list-moulding tho AII‘ nerve systems in your body. Nervousnoss. Rheumatism. Pauly AlA, Heart. Kids» and l'AmslA Dis ones are Athn special attention; also Curvature of tho Spins. You will over roll-ct Alvis. Chiroprsctio A chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 04 WASHINGTON 01'. BO. NOIWALli Monastic TrAAthntA OlvAn Also. Lakugnlce WHOLEIALE AND RETAIL. Brookside Lake Ice Go. omoo and Itoraps. N. v. N. H. A H. rnighl Yin-c. TELEPHONE 580. .H.».W L... a. .. ob The Reed 8: Vollt Electrical Co. Tho Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL IHOP in tin Town AUTO IUPPLIII i‘hono "(mm-III" South Main Btroot i-i. Norwslk. Conn. Music Hall illook .mm... .me. we...“ a. “in... w. Ramona Funeral Director and Embslmsr it North Main Strut. South Norwaik RAAldAnoA. 0 Washington strut. ‘l’AiAphouA At allies. 3304. 'i'AlApiian or been. on. , _ém Hotel Mahackemo .1. II. CONNOR, M. Assvros Aho cuisms Ill-rooms Alt-m AA on on ANA mass SUNDAY 1)le 75o ,. sinuses-re rim 4% on devious Custoin Clothes Guaranteed to Satisfy You ' Webelicn we turn out the kind of Custom Clothes the average man wants. That is the rea- son we have such a big and growing business; satisfaction brings back old customers; they tell ' the good news to others; so business grows. Fall Sullsiftilm :18 to 535. Fall Overcosls from $20 to $35. Fall Trousers from $5 to 39. Join the procession of well-dressed men we clothe! The new Fall fabrics are here; a very choice collection of beautiful new weaves and colors. We'd like to show them to you. All the new Fall shapes in stiff and soft hats are ready—$2 and $3. l ' i hit All] Oil! HT l'rr‘W ' TWO STORES:‘ The New Store - as Wall St, Norwalk. South Norwalk :4 South Main St. ' , l ..-__.__-_ - WWW. Do you suppose for a minute that when I get your order. that ends it? Not much! it is permanent trade that is valuable to me. I want your trade new. and want it in the future. and my aim is to make every customer a permanent one. and to give him such good clean arsin and feedw to treat him so well all around that he will say a good word for am to his neighbor. it wont cost you anything to learn my methods-will send special quo- . tAtlons at any time if you care to have them. (ill ‘ V ‘ Quality First, Last and All to. Tim. Bonnie Horse I" ( Dairy d Chick 00d Poultry . Block M MANUEL rcn'o HATCH. A HARD ’7’" ~' ' canes BLUEFISH. “Adrian. s'rzAK coo. HALlsur. suArpsn sLues, FLATFISH. Lorie IALANI) AscALLova. soar GRASS. are. Chlbill’s'" Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY. rm his not» in hours run (Continued from First Page.) Sillitillill illitlilll Ptlllilllllill Illllllllilll lahi his charts were appreciated. The entertainment at the close of the luncheon in‘ other years has senor all) taken the form of After-dinner sprochea and stories by the members This your the interest of the club had been piqued by the snaounrementthul then- was to be a new mode of onion tainm’eut and the committee Alone mare aware of what form this was to til 1‘. After the coffee had been served. Mia. lieomo li‘ Bolts the chairman of the committee announced that there was still one more course. whereupon were distributed beautiful souvenirs. Former Boarder Being Sought for Slaughter of 4 Persons gm WEST CHESTER Pa. soul. 21.-—— Search is being made today by the no line of all towns in this vicinity for a man who is dtispooied of murdering Mrs. John Sans. her two small daugh. tors and A young non. at their home at Byers. i'a.. twelve miles from hero. The suspect formerly boarded at tho i-inns homo. and tints believed robbery was the motive for tho terrible deed. and that the four victims wore killed in order to prevent an identification. The skulls of the woman and her chil- dren had been crushed as lilotiifli by on like or heavy club. The bodies were discovered by the husband and father upon his return irnm work last night. ilu ioumi his son. Charles. ago 7 yours. unconscious in the yard of his home and horrified. he picked up the boy and rushed IMO the house. when he found the bodies of his wife. 30 years old. and his two dunshtora. seed 4 you” and iii mon- ths. respectively be boy was taken to A hospital whore ho afterward died Boar-oiling parties. heavily armed. arc. scouring the hills in the vicinity of the quiet little valiant) for A fellow workman of dopamine boarded with him. to flee what litilu he may in Allie in shed on the ternary The man was not at work yesterday. and in cannot be found. “A small bank containing some inca- and the husbands hunk book are A so missing '3 . Mdlss' and children‘s sweaters at A. Diokornisn d amnion for w lilats's. W Hard and soft (film and humorous kinds of fresh Wis advertised “his! in the Ohihiil M ”if you have isolate. ”MINIMUM“ or enough Killian!" isthmus la the silly. today W ‘ ml in black and rod and tied with dark- blue. the club color. The drill pass road ."i’rosillont's flay. Woman's Club iihorvhnvon inn, tippionibor 20th. illlil.” Upon the inside me was a lit lio photograph of the Artist Madame illirgtori‘. and "Madame (lini‘BurAtorf muslin ronlrnlio. IAcIiii'tivamC Bout. lal. Folk-lion‘s of All Nations." 'f’hiA NODOIIIIEOIIII‘III WIN I complete IIII'DI'IIIII lo the club and the mambo” sottisd themselves with Joyous anticipation- of the happy hour which followed Madame iiunrtorf was lrscionsly in- troduced by Mrs Bells Miss Baily Bhorvrood Ileiis was the circumvent-t. Madame Burglar: for liar mars for. tool recitals Assn A Fenian costume. as she first gives Asiatic songs and charities this Into costumes of the groups or songs roprmnlsd. such so Tyrolean. Spanish and so forth Yes tsrdsy the occasion being somewhat informal. the singer wore an Afternoon of black Mo. made In the more oil's tuition. libs were long. black Atom. black lace but. lot can Airy: not A sin to when of color t ad the 9 store also unusual and silt effective. Madame Burner! lids the Artistic perception in All my... liar veins is the very unusual W contain) and she seems born to in: ierpret the song‘splrit of the nations. like not only busiest mutilation musical "reaction but is learned must. sally. Arum for rumpus is great as ass will AAA when her repertory iAl iiAtAd. tier consisted of A and chlldrsn At 2? . sit-Alida cannibal. Hawaiian Portion. James, m?! Fancy sweet Folsom peck, Evergreen Corn. dozen, The» were small programs illuminsl- , 9W!!! American Indian. Helicon Iflifium who: mom wishes and II". From Your Intelligent Head to Your Delicate Feel; ‘ We H a ve th e‘ Right Wearables OUITS FOR BUBINESB...010 to .25 Blues. Browns. Grays and Fascias. NATO..................I1.00 to “.00 euinrs. .00e. “.00. 01.00 The Newest Fall Patterns. NECKWEAR—A beautiful array in solid colors. stripes and Persians. FALL SHOE; IAIIOOOOIIOI'II'rl‘III 03.50, 04.00. 34.60 and $0.00 Hosisnv, FAch veers. UNDER-- waAa. ALL READY. ALL RIGHT. Price’ 3 010%.)th Store 98 Washington Street.Sou ® EXTRA SPECIALS 25 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31.35 18 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SLoo . gpoundsGRAN. SUGARfor. .....5oc “ 4%p0und8 GRAN. SUGAR for. uA-AAIAAIIAIOOIODAIdzsc " .vA.-AAAA VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. “pound AAA-IAAAIOAAOC35c PURE LARD, apound .....I c FULLCREAM CHEESEap ound. ..... ....................t A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR, 24% 1b. and: ..............35i: The. Great. A&P .TeacCompslli' 1H WAIHINOTON UTA W711 NORWALK- Tel. No. 909. Déliveries 8 :30 A. in. and 2‘. 30 'p. m. ,Ij‘ree D6119”. .. . Gtcen m. 30m,hllfpe¢k IlIVODIOIOOOIUOIOII'0‘.."Jl.5""§c Green onWamBeamqmn................................i~. y: TomIIOCO; pfl’ quart IOUOIOOI.AIIIOOIOI‘II..IACOCIQIDOO.I‘,I.* 59 Muskrnclons, Pushes. Apples. Green Peppers. Red. White and “YA!- iuw Onions and Squash UNITED GROCERY COMPANY zo soul-ii MAIN arose-r. rum its. Select Groceries Wines and Liquors Sugar, Butter E gs 18 LII. FIN! GRANULATID IUGAR ..‘......................1.W.._, 0 LIB. FINE GRANULATID SUGAR .................... ”HJIIIfi 4% L”. FINI ORANULA'I'ID IUOAR ................‘.u..n.III VINV IIIT CNIAMIHY BUTTER, LI. ............uon......m§li lrlsh darkcy and Option aha save by request Laurence Hopes "Pale Hands." i has prefaced the songs with A little lecture; so charming and illuminating that everybody was accounted with something of the spirit of the soon and sinner. immediately. And though the isnyums arose various. Madame unratorf toils something or the words so one understands the songs. lisr opportunity of Asylni so individw Madame Burgtorf has "turned. , tang Alaco fromhs mos: sun . l‘ y cstsrn tour. w are. one All Allih'h‘ , . , William Alisa White. in . .» "What's the Matter with In isms. wrote an A EDWIN” or. W work himsilf for 113 * the habit of slant of several thorns Genius slaying diction is so faultless that every Enl- Ahreiy was novorliio ,lisii word is board and French and reaching an scumbag: German could he folio . row sin. A warm vols of m of Indus Bar accomplish in “Adams hut-uteri y Ira moon) in tho tampons manner could so represent the .PArAiAn. Jams» and alliance toothed understanding” and without caricature. The constric- tion of thonhrost and tho nasal tom of this mode of stalls; are so doli- cdtely imitated that on on. tho tidal- lty. Caricature is comparatively easy Undmtandis sooth-cyst A very difon- sat and “bishop Accommhmoat mu m. ovary pm. .. All of hit and enlivened too» too club and slim liiuii Was. god . . walk human? egg.“t committee sent sckspwisdsn ~ thanks. ,_ .
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