'for Fall and Winter
2?‘oticy Plaidl for Childro
‘1‘ .j:' 35%.. I“; 2
avemihntsmfitbitumen
W'm o out
:‘leuolnooo [imminent
M—Ironoh Oflioo. Norwolk
--lditor'o Residence
lty lditor'o Ruldonoo
Mrs. Charles Schumann. of Main
street, spent yesterday in New York
city.
There have been two new fire .9:-
capes placed upon the rear of the Nor.
walk Hotel.
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John A. Hyatt, of Orange, N. J.,,
spent Sunday at his parental home in
County street.
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Catholic Union Council, Knights oi
Columbus, will hold a regular meet.
ing, this evening, in the club house,
in West avenue.
Horace E. Darin & Son are adver-
tising an extensive poultry farm for
sale. it you are interested the adv will
tell you more about it.
Raymond H. Gelst, of Cleveland
Ohio, spent last evening with Earle F
Baker, of Fort street. East Norwaik.
He is on his way to Columbia College.
People who‘ had occasion to go
through the chestnuts groves yester~
day expressed surprise that tiiey found
many of the burrs open and the nuts
ready to drop.
—-—Coal that heats. Raymond ilros.
Earl Weed, of West Main street, has
gone to Ohio, where he is attending a
preparatory school for a denial col-
lege. His father is the woli-knoivn
South Norwalk dentist.
2 Mrs. H. Warren and son, of rough-
keepsle, N. Y., who have been spend-
ing tWo weeks with Mr. and Mrs. i-low-
nrd Knapp. of Riverside avenue, re—
turned home, yesterday. -' j
. ' Jaliitm‘nf‘eteuflah fluidity“ of Croap ‘
street, has turned the keys of the
Knob Club over to the house commlt~
too for the season, having finished
locking upthe place yesterday.
. John Harring.,pf wiring d. Hi‘r at,
has been entertaining his nepiew,
Charles Miller. of Jersey City, New
Jersey, who left today for a visit with
other relatives in i’ougbkecpsle, New
York.
The steamer lsabei will ranked on
to both the Vanderbit cup ra‘ce nd
the Grand Prize race of the Automo-
bile (llub of America. Full particiara
will be found in the advertisement in
this issue.
Kcnnctli Hilbert, well-known here
because of his former connection with
the (ilenden‘ning Pharmacy, who is
now employed in the offices of tin-
(iencrul Electric Company. in New
York city, spent Sunday with relatives
in Norwalk.
lint-as Tribe. No. 26, Imp. i). It. M.,
has decided on a new plan to stlmtb
late interest in its meetinos. linin-
iiing with tho meeting this evening,
refreshments will he served at each
session. Tonight n chowder supper
will be the offering.
- Last. week in which to pay town
lax without penalty of nine per cent.
ltev. Charles S. Mucforland returned
from Bethlehem. N. ll, loot week. but
has gone back there for a day or two
on account. of the illness of one of the
children. -Ho is expected book here
on Thursday. Mrs. Macfarlond will
riot come home until the latter port of
October.
It. is tit-tieslnry to obtain a permit
before anyone may build o bonfire.
Fire Warden George W. Mills. of Broad
River, has these permit» and they may
be obtained by applying to him. it
uld oeem from the numerous bon-
llree about the town that he or some-
one cloe has been quite busy of late.
The New York. New Havoc and
Hartford railroad will do away with
publig'drinking cups and ulna-so in
its can after October 1. This action
is the result on new law in Mandolin-
aetts prohibiting the use of such cups
and glasses in train operated in that
state The newoboyo on the trains
will sell paper drinking cups. but it
has been announced in New Haven
that the price will be live cents and
as such cups can be bought in many
places (or a penny apiece there is like-
ly to be considerable protest.
We
--To feel Itrong. have rooflpotito
and digeotion, sloop sonnl
life. one Burdock Blood alert, the
great ”stein topic and builder.
“cu—av
SALVATOR caution
General Contractor
new. water work. grading, ism
ry m and rock excavation. ‘
lot/u cheerfully given on all con
york. Orders ore solicited.
‘- Sunday with If“. ‘lilllll. Hill, of West
iii-thin Fitch, “it Newtown ritual:
spent the Sabblit in Danbury.
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Dr. williatn J. pricey odd son, Wll'
ham, or Wait avenue, about sundoy in, .
New York city. ." . '
Frank Smith, of Bay Shore. la 1..
Wilton ayenue.
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Rudolph Stuls. of Rogers 0; Stevens
to Wall stir iiii ill at his home in
south Norwa «
Charles D. Hill and daughter spent
avenue, Norwaik
Mitt Myrtle Finnoy,
street, spent Sunday with friends
Weohawken. N. J.
Mrs. William J. Finns ,
ley street, is spending two
friends, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
of Berkeley
in
of Berko~
salts with
Samuel Millard. of Washington, I).
0., was a visitorat. his home in Grand-
vlew avenue, over Sunday.
Percy Quintard, of New York city.
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents in upper Main street.
l
. John Slieehan. of High street. has
taken a temporary position as clerk in
his father’s lunch room, in Wall street.
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Miss Edna Smith, of Wilton avenue.
has taken a positidn in the office of the '
'Vanderhoef Straw flat factory. in But-
ler street.
Mrs. Frederick Signor, of Danbury,’
spent Sunday with her psi-,cnts Mr.
and Mrs Francis J. MeKcou, of Bel-
den avenue.
Colonel and Mrs. Genrge D. Russell,
of the Norwalk Hotel, returned, Sun-
day from an automobile trip through
Massachusetts.
Mrs. F. J McKeon,of Bolden avenue,
spent the day in New ‘York, yesterday.
with her daughter, Mrs. Frederick
Signor, of ilanbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith, of Wil-
ton avenue, spent. Saturday and Sun- .
day with their son, Howard Smith, in
Middletown, Conn.
Ralph Barrett, of Norwalk, received
factory at. Brockton, Mass, where he
has had it overhauled.
The District convention of the New
York District of Epworth leagues will
be held in South Norwnlk Methodist
church Friday, Oct. 2i.
The Misses Anna Bears and Mary
Donovan, tcaciicrs in the llarcnieyer
school. of Greenwich, spent Sunday
with friends in Norwnik.
John Colt‘lliiil,"‘of Whip pack. has re
tsumed his diiflos‘ln theJ en & Holt-b-
kiss plumbing establishment, in Wall
street, alter a short vacation.
Miss Laura bowler. of Rpckaway N.
Y., has returned to her home after
spending some iii-o Willi.- Mia» Cather-
ine Henriessey, of Spring Hill.
Harold Mela-lion, of Main street. a
former Norwnlk lligh school student,
who attended the Overlook, at llll‘
time of its burning, last June, will at-
“tend the Greenwich Academy this
year.
Clarence Buttery is making exten-
sive improvements at his home in
West Main street. New hard wood
floors are being laid and other general
repairs. Contractor F. J. Smith is do-
ing the Work.
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Renting Cars
A Packard and o Peerless to rent
The two classiest and best riding
corn on the market, with an export
driver. for three dollars an hour.
with a minimum charge of live dol-
lars. Anyone can attord an auto
mobile ride at this price. Get your
date ahead.
w. A. HANFORD
42 North Main at
DR. DICK'O MIDlClNI 00»
IO. NORW K, CONN.
OINTLIMI 3-
f can add, with confidence, ti word in
commendation of Dr. Dick's Medicine
it does all that is claimed for it. Many
of my friends have tiled the prepara-
tion for malaria and rheumatiiuti with
most satisfactory results.
Very truly yours.
CilAfitlililii lt‘lNNitlilAN.
till Walt at, Norwoik. Conn.
Wm.fiu. A...
CRAY BROS.
MIM'IONHH M IM-
SODA and
spent Sunday at his parental home in b
his Marsh-Meta motor cycle from the ,
{awfully selected
stock, id
u“ low”, Offered ln‘t it o oooortment. and prices that are beyond.
uyors. We claim to rave you train 10 to to per cent. on
Formulae. Carpets, , ,10il Cloths
' flags and impedes '
And the rapid and steady increase of trade proves beyond a doubt that the
public appreciate- and recognises good values. We invite carotid inspec-
lion of our store stock and prices. You will find it to your advantage to
make your purcbuuliero
A. J Collins Co.
Funeral Diredtorii and Emboiiners.
12-18 North Milo Street,
as...»
O. B. J ackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
I. WALL OTIIIT. PHONI “I. NORWALK.
svanmos
SPENT EVERY WEEK AT '
Merrill Night School
Will Increase Your Earnings
50%
SoOpenlfii Night. STuesdoy, October 4th
tamford Port Chester
Corsets
No woman with a desire for distinctive. artistic effect
in dress can succeed without. ilrat securing ‘Corset
suited to her ilgure. Dotti blame \otil' dreamt-hr if
she can't make a gown fit met an ill-shaped corset.
Our Corset Department itt stocked with the best styles
of leading manufacturers, utid In all sites. Our expert
filter will give you a model that will shape your form
into a fashionable contour without a shade of discom-
fort, and will instruct you in the newest method of too
ing and putting on a corset. »
The N. E. Ryan Company
86 Washington Street
21 New Bicycles
WILL BE SOLD AT COST,
rather than carry them over to another season
this vicinity. are mt making talk the store for shrewd
South Norwalk. con. -
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'l‘he frost m at long we?
pumpkin yeoterday. t.
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John P Trudwhllpof North avenuei
spoilt aundaym in Mount Vernon.
Harry Smith. or [morals street. Nor
Ialk. h resigned his position in in
crow s pituflutter street. and its
tglobe to no alo.N Y.. to take a post-ft
on . .
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Plans for the annual convention oil
the school teachers of the state, which}
in to be held in New Haven. Fr’oiday;
October 21. are now actively undoti
way. George H. Tracey, superintend
. out or schoolo t Dniibury. is prealdon
of the “mint on this year, and is no
at work winding up the obtain or and
meeting. Several bun red teacherd
are to be in the city the day.
tron they
2, initiation
Li
Saturday, October 1st
and
Grand Prize Race
of the Automobile Club
of America
Saturday, October 15th
Steamer lsabel
will leave Steamboat Dock. South
Norwnllt, Friday evening, Sept. 30th.
and Friday evening. Oct. Nth, at 13
o'clock, midnight, connecting with
ville, i.. 1.. arriving in time to one
start of race at daybreak. On return
special train will leave ilicksville at
l p. m.. making quick connections with
the boats at Huntington.
Tickets for Boat and Return. 52
Tickets for Train 81 Return, 64c
Refreshments on board. Autos talc
on at reasonable rates. Phone 604.
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The” Recreation Tour-
ist Company .
AUTUMNAL TOURS
Gloolt island. 810.60 and "Loo—Satur-
day. Sept. 3. three our trip over
Labor Day.
White Mountains, ”Low-Six doys'
trips. accommodations at Sinclair
tiotel, lieihiehem. also Includes
Flume ride. Mondays. Sept. 1‘.’ & ill.
Niagara Foils, ”coo-Four days' trip,
Saturday, Sept. 10, international
Hotel.
Niagara Folio. Thousand islands and
Montreal, MOO—Six ilays' trip, sat-
tirdoy. Sept. l0.
Gottyoburg, Luroy Caverns and Wuh-
iogton. . 0., W3.oo——tlix doyo’ trip,
Saturday, Oct. 22.
Above rates from New Haven. For
circular describing all tours call on
E. ll. linker, ni depttt. or nddreso Tho
Recreation 'l‘ourlst Co. 183 Orange St,
New Haven. Tel. 1201.
mam...”
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Vanderbilt Cap Race
special train at Huntington for Hicke .
beat today in the absence of Chief
Oradley.
will hold a social tomorrow evening ll
the West avenue club house.
Youcan have yourchoice
of all the stunning styles
designed for fall. on
can 'choose from 268
fabrics. The garments
will be made to your" in-
dividual measure. -;We
guarantee you perfection.
in fit. workmanship and
materials. Yet the cost
will be almost as little
'as for the same grade
in readysinades.
We Take Measures
All the measurements will be tak-
en by a fitter in our store. You“
will have something exclusive-—
a perfect fit--- just the style and
the fabric you want. And the
price is so low that you’ll be de-
light d to pay it. Please come
and see this exhibit. '
if it isn’t satisfactory' in every way you will not be asked
oacpept it '
Fall Millinery Opening _
We call your especial attention to our
large line of Trimmed and Untrimaiefl
Hats, and all Millidery Accessory that “ 2
new, dependable, stylish and at moderate :
_ prices, . , 7 y .
MINTZ’S
urns arose rim SATISFIES"
E
"at «'2 =' kw 1)
Does Your Roof Look
11.. _______Century Compound
50¢: a gflr—‘LLON Stops A“ Leaks m
We have treated the principal roots in South Norwalk They are our
references. We guarantee the Weather wear of our Compound for
three years. Write for estimates. Correspondence solicited.
Century Roofing Company, Inc.
83 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWAEK
The Barbers' Union will have o rolli- ‘
lar meeting this evening.
Roland Bradley has taken a
tion an attendant at Dr. A. D.
wortb'o sanitarium.
who-
Nicholas Martin expects to mov tar
to his new house in Catherine I 1
. —-*—‘-Y-
titfitcr Bryan Silk is taking the city
Daughters of laabella. Court. Cecile. IdI- .
There will be a meeting of the Fel-
LUTHER M. WRIGHT Si
. . NORTH MAIN AND UNION 3T8.
The International Auto Wagon2
is a spring delivery wagon. not a track We have tested the model now on
exhibition at our garage very carefully. and those that have seen the dent»
castration an unused at lift edicionoy.
IT WILL CAIIV A LOAD or icon POUND. UP ANY GRAD! in ”MI.
ViClhl'f'Y and iii faster and coats ion to maintain than a horse. l
CALL AND LET U. FIOVI IT.
F. E. Lockwood 8: Co. .
Garage Water St...
39 Wall Bt..--('Phono)
Mineral Waters
serum-use on
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Vichy, Bearer. Carbonic,
loraoporilla, Oingor
Ale and Lemon Bode
till? Rut: OK
Mt‘l‘lllm WILL
WAT!!! UIID
The Forest and lost
P. 0. Box irt-Jroi. m
NIW‘ OANAAN, CONN.
W W m M
Tel..le 26 Wood teat
“Shunt“. I!“ W
One of the my), Foil Style; “ Fun Foot and Furious. 2
walk 0 v ers Ii TM glisualgeggysgp Comm:
l wflcb we are receiving daily It dnfleld 5: Driver
i 53. 50- $4- $4 50- 35 l stillbirth. *
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mNorwolk. Conn.=f 3»
MusicHall
100 ;
Matinee. ac and file: evening.
good seats. lllc.
Matinee daily. 2:30 p. in;
Evening, 2 shows. filth and ii
p. in. m“
fillllt lN OOLD‘ FOR THI'
CHILDREN OATUHDAY
MATINII.
Mon. Tues. Wed.
Sept. 26. 27, 28
Special Feature
Bunion, Dean 8.
. Hanion
Cornedy Acrobats
The Great Macks
Musical Mimic if
Mtestu Notion {afghan causal.
iowrraft Club this evening in the Mo-
eonlr building in Wall street.
Chit-f Thomas Bradley and Captain
Thomas Hunt are in Bridgeport today.
attending the Funk manslaughter nose
as witnesses. Attorney Leo Davis is
also at the trial.
Secure yourselt against a possible
rainy day by depositin a certain auto
ouch wool: in a good re table book. The
South Norwoika Savings Bank! solicits
accounts on which they pay four per
cent interest.
Mien Mnragorot Driseoil, of Straw |°" WOMEN" 1!" be.“ VIP)”
berry llili avenue took ii day's vaca-
tion from her dutlea in Deitiyn'o Bait
ory yesterday and wont to Newark. N
J., to-nttend the funeral of her aunt,
who died there but week.
The low comes of! on all game birds
on saturdoy and many of the local
sportsmen are planning for it about
The law also on off on escollopo
that some day and there will probably
be a number of people after these one
tor them as soon so the low is off.
as...“ “mm‘dmm m
Charles Kielf'n’s latent play"
Gamblers." will be motioned in Chico
much interest by Mr.
an automobile Wag through Nor-
waik loot mm: bound
WWII! iii "Willi.
next week.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar V
Smith and family. of Wilton "mil .
being re shingled.
Miss Grace Hunt has returned halo.
after spending two week! With “hi
it t). Judson. of Woodbury Conn.
George Cavonogh, of East avenue, 7
and Miss Albertine inmate. o! Winni—
pouk, are opondlug the (in in NW
York city.
Mro Robert M wore. wife of its ’
ill or iyp old fever. is now Mr. to
be doing nicely. At times during
last week, shot has been in a very
cal condition.
lextenoion lob on a railroad bridto at
onlent bivalves. Usually they last but
a week or so. so great a number go of-
The yesterday
go this evening for the rim time. The car will be kept in Norwolk, Inn:
newspaper accounts of the premier mend having engaged Joseph man
performance are being awaited with as her chauffeur.
Kloln' It many;
friends in the Norwaik. The new play
is to be brought to New York the mlt‘l- Albert, and Mr. and lire. 0
die of October.
from New in Mr. Moon‘s automobile.
York to New listen stopped for a fear a party to the Vanderbilt m
it was noticed leaving ll'ritlatyh cite 2
I
Contractor Timothy F Fol".
Quintard avenue. Booth Norwolkfllll
wound a big contract covering all
Johnson's Crossing, north of Jowott
2 City, Conn. The contract includes TI
great deal of work with confirm.
Ely Raymond and Dudley
are now both stttdonto at Y
tormer doingto New Haven to
The mom
made the trip in their outcmobilo"
wawlu
Mr. and Mrs. A R. Mulkin Ill ”it
Church. in Mr. Initial a ..
a William it. Maples. Mill V
lioin F DeKlyn and William W};
that the automobile mantle not and honors
taworoook alumina
“flotilla“ hon
Mutt or!
it? will Marti "in It
dsyorool and ii
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