it you» when r a... tor road rm. candy. OUR HOME MAO! IWIITI .. will certainly tickle your to. A!- m trash and enticing. m EA. LANE} Tel. 400. 01 Washington at. EVENING IINTINEL TELEPHONE CALL. Ian—Now- Department Dad—Business Dopartmont * wannoh Ollieo. Nor-walk 000 o—Editor’o Residence m-s-cuy Editor's Residence WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: fair to night and Thursday. Cooler tonight. Light to moderate west winds. The disturbance that was central over Lake Superior yesterday morning has moved eastward and passed out the St. Lawrence Valley. it produced showers and thunderstorms in the he region and New England. it Is to lowed by an area of high pressure and pleasant weather. Conditions ra- . vor for this vicinity lair Weather with cool nights and warm pleasant days. WEATHER A YEAR AOO TODAY. Temperature: High, 6-1; low, 52. Partly cloudy. There will he no rehearsal of Eureka Lodge on Thursday evening. Cliflord Bette. of Newtown avenue, will leave soon for Yale college. J. 0. Buck, of Bridgeport, was in town yesterday ’on a business trip. D. Hart Wicks, or the local division of trolley conductors, enjoyed the day of! yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jenkins and son. of New Rochelle, wore visitors at Harbor View Beach yesterday. John Greenwood, of the Norwalk post cities, will start upon his annual vacation of two weelis on Monday. Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of St. eorge. held a regular meeting last evening In their hall ‘in Main street. Catholic Union Council, Knights of Columbus. held a regular business meeting last evening in the West ave- nue club house. —l’ay your toivn‘ and state tax this week to avoid penalty or nine percent. Norwalk Local, Carpenters and Join- ers. of America. held a regular lllt‘tli.‘ lug last evening In their hall in the Gazette building. ‘ A bright baby boy was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Henry (lriilln, of 14 Lewis street. Mother and child are doing nicely. Miss lda 11. Krnemer will entertain the Rake Over Club and a few other friends at her home in North Main street this evening. Tomorrow, the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels, there will be a celebration of the Moly Communion In Grace church at 9:30. Court Cecile, Daughters of lsubello. will hold a social this evening and they have invited the K. of C. to be present. A this time is anticipated. The llemor-rnilc congressional eon- veuiion will be held tpinorrow in Iiirduepori. and the delegates who are going are Frank H. Merrill. Wallace llann. lsauc Church and James T. iiuhbcll. The State vs. Simmer for man- slaughter is expected to come up to niorrow, having been necessarily poet.- llotiod today on account OI the Funk case A number of Norwalk people will attend no witnesses It In of interest especially to those interested in the cause or iompel'ulco‘. to note that Frames Bl. Willard. the P0- formor and lli'oiiidi'llt or the Woman's Christian 'i‘cnipernnco Union. was born 71 years ago today. Milli Margaret I. (llnvnn. teacher of first grade at the Franklin school. is aerioualy ill at her home. 62 Connecti- oui avenue. Norwatk. Her physician. lir. William J. ’l'racoy, may rind an operation for appendicitis necessary. The Foliowersft club. of Norwalk. held a meeting that evening in the Ma- sonic Temple in Wall street and a goodly number or members were proo- nnt. Nothing of especial importance was transacted at the meeting borrow or. Captain IIMIC. Bullock. of Arch street. is entertaining his brother James Del look. from dyracuse. N. 1'. James 8e1- ionk is eighty live years or one and VIII- ito his brother every your. having mis- sed only one year. which was lost your. for a long time. linens Tribe, 1. 0. a. M had as a visitor last evening. George Lee. or ilrldgoport. who with Deacon William Miller, were state representatives to th erecent national session ot till Red Men. At the musicales of the business session. the Tribe «rived I .3 . delicious chowder supper. Gibson’s Fruit Tablets . ALL FLAVOR. HIOHA‘INADI CHOCOLATE. ~ TAYLOR aooLDEN ’ ‘ 74 WAIHINOTON" ITIII‘I‘. IOUTH NON WALK. OD DeliciousC‘andies OysterShellPoinLNorwalk ‘irated circular on application. DAN ALWAYIJI FOUND DURING 3 ‘IUIINCOI HOUR! AT ‘I'ILIPHONI 10“ Park & TlTrora's -IOLD AT— r. H. saxrsa's DRUG STORE Time for K. 0. Frame: for next sum- mer's boiit, now. Special prices. Two slightly used boats tor sale: one 20ft, half cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor. One 21-“, with 5% h. 1). Stanley. Very cheap It bought now. OSCAR ANDERSON It Is Easy to have a tooth, or a whole mouthful of them, extracted by my modem method. which makes the operation quick, simple. free from all pain and entirely unattended by danger or any ill alter-effect. Patients are always skeptical until my methOd has been tried; always enthusiastic in praise of It when they realize Its success. Dr. J. H. Mallory 15 souiu Main as. South Norwalk Hours: 0 a. in. to 8 p. m. Bands" by appointment only- i THE Elizabéth Mead School FOR OIRLO Hillside, Norwalk, Conn. The School will open for the Fall Term on Thursday. September 113. 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 Arrangement! made for meeting (hil- dren who use the trolleys and for scr v- hit; a hot luncheon. Terms and illus— ——-n.. The Principal may be seen at the School any morning alter September 6. Margaret R. Brondllngor, A. B. GityNationaiBank SOUTH NORWALK, OONN. TRANBACTB A GENERAL BANKING BUBINESB Surplus and Profits $117,000.00 Capital “00,000.00 wu— safo Deposit Boxes, 03 and to per your EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st VlcmPres. FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice- Pros. WILFREO. BODWELL, Cashier DIRECTORS E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman Josiah fl. Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin Christian Sworn John H. Light Fred H. Rowan ”MAW. .. ,......_ .. ._,. We Make Glasses the right way. We have a Physic- iun. who is a Skilled lilyc Specialist, to examine your eyes. NO CHARGE it‘tlli EXAMINA'l‘IUN. THAMER Optician STAMFORD - - ~ CONN. Open Monday I: Saturday Evenings «”734! r; / . . g 'iiabiliil iNil ’W’iiit a solo deposit box now and we will give you a receipt to Boo. lot. 1011. tor the regular annual rental. '1‘ h o «ti-flo- tlon o! knowing your valuables are solo is worth litany than four dollars I your. sq. Golf Vests and infants’ Knit Sacques. 25c to 31 I. I. MALLETTE (formerly Mines Dawson) so WASHINGTON OTRIET Dividend Notice ’ Fairilold County Savings Flank. Norwalk. Ccnn.. Sept. 15, 1010. At a meeting or the directors of the Fairfleld County Savings [innit held this day. a. dividend at the rate of four per cent. %) per annum was de- clared to de osltors from the earnings or the six months ending September 30 1910. The same will be out ed on pass hooks and paid on and at r 0c- tober 10.1910. by order of the Board of Directors. SEYMOUR CURTIS. s26 2w Treasurer. FOR SALE Poultry farm. 12 acres, good 8-room house. with furnace heat. barn. three chicken houses. including six new breeders. Horse and form tools so with the place; also. about 800 chick- ens. location excellent for raising chickens and accessible to market. Bargain. (Incorporated) ‘45 WALL or. unawaut OCTOBER Lattics‘ Home Journal Munsey ‘ Motilure’s . lied Flock Ladios' World Hampton’s Everybody! Popular I’OpuIar Mechanics Ainslce‘a W. A. Briggerman's Stationery Store Donovan Ilook. ' 102' Washington It. illilii III .. IIIII SIIIH WALL STREET, 10:10 a. tor—Tho initial dealings In stocks sent prices downward. Reading was it feature with first sales of 7.000 shares at 110 bit and lib-11., compared with the last sale yesterday at 14614.. tltluarwlso the declines were small and the deal. Inns meagre. . WALL STREET, 11 a. nl.—~The mar- ket. was unable to withstand the prom taking in Rolling and worn down fur» ther. ilcnding. Southern Railway plii.. Ontario and \i‘esieru. Chesapeake and Ohio, l'nlied Staten Realty and Amort- can Sonar were forced a point under yesterday‘s lilini prices and Delaware and Hudson and St. Louis and South- Wi‘liiulll 2. The low prices cnvmlruued some buying by the shorts and the lnarkoi rallied a good irsrilon. WALL R’I‘RFJET, NOIIIIH":EVIIII‘IIH‘ of realizing pressure on Iii-ailing and the higher rate for rail liiouoy iii'lii liw forchoon market unsettled. ilvslai- once was shown at declines, but thorn Willi lurk or power to mltuurv. The tone was steady at noon. lloudn were Irregular. WAN. STREET, 1 p. m. The mark ct was without any movement or cm sequenci- between 12 and l o‘rlurk. American locomotive pi'd. lost two point». American i-ltcul Foundries ud- vuuccd l. _.._.,.., . .. w... OICRETAIY PARKER DEAD. -M- Was a Widely Known Ohioor oi Rail road Company MADISON. Hopi. illiwduhn (1. Park or, secretary of the New Yolk. New Haven and lliirtlord Railroad t‘nni- pally. died today III. his murmur home here. lie had ailllorall from kidney trouble ior some time and recently returned from a visit in Carlsbad. tier. many, where he took the waters in hope of finding roller. Mllvr his in turn horn on September 20. intestinal niferiion developed. and while yeston illiy Illii condition was thought to ho favorabhv a relapse some during the night. follower! by domino. Mr, Parker. as an officer oi the rail road company. was very Widely known. DEMOCRAT HAY II NAMIB.‘ liltit’i FORD, 0an till. In political lvirrlol in this city. ml. Indeed. throughout the stale, the hope lute been oxpl'oued that ilorernor Wool! will appoint a Democrat in ounces-it Andrew 11‘. dates on the board of rail- roiul commissioners. For many years hetero the appointment or Mr. (late: on the commission by iioyernor oh~ erto, one of the members oi the our mission Will it Democrat VOUNWIA DRUNK rail DAVI. BRIDGIPORT. Hopi. ill.~Vlnceniti Hernando. eleven yearn-old. and as tall “origin measure. admitted to Judge her in the (lily ticnrt this arguing that he had heon‘lntosicstoll coring out several days. He was“ WM Children’s Sweaters, 50c andill . $9le r we so ’1 ‘- n a as can ‘Woj: 1. We’d lii't'o an opportunity t SUITS i'i‘O ORDER The New Storip 24 Wall St, Norwalk. "I... like ours in any has, simply bong i cheaper teed. ground feeds. TI is is true as well “cheap" grain and feed has little certain routine purpose. can't talk! First In qunliiy. illli ln price-always in the minds of Its custom- ers "Bonnie liouio Ground Feeds. millet our tailoring business On this basis-Add e are making a big success of It. “The not of the pudding Is in the eating " TWOS’I‘ORES: " ., .ihi I am going to make a very plain assertion. ther place for less money—tho man who thinks' he , large and lncreas ng business in selling the choicest grades of home been my constant eliort since I commenced business for I know that which to too often the case for your animal 1! you are interested to pure, clean nutritious foods for Horse, Cattle and. l’oultryw—hete' s the place to buy. _' ‘1' o serve you. ....-..uu-H$a°t°$45 ' o‘vsndoa'rs TO ORDER ........sxa to $40 TROUSERS TO ORDER ........$ 5 to $1: ‘ . i vi“ an“. an to .,......r‘..,. South Norwaik 14 South Main St. You can't buy feeds 1 have been enabled to build up a oi all the grain I handle This has intrinsic value it may answer a MANUEL TORO HATCH. I “gum-“w”.- “—0-... W m is iiilllllls sinu- illlli slllii Plans lien ior .1. Active Fall and winter Membership Campaion llurns Tribe. .‘o. in. improved 0r- dl-r of lied Mon, inaugurated the toll and winter season, I at night. in u very auspicious monitor. There was a large attendance at the members. and much interest whn taken In the chairs of the tribe. Three nppiirir Hours for membership were received. iillii several more are exported next month. when lil‘i‘llill'lllinlln will Iw madl- tor another large rlnsn Initiation. Mrs. (trace 8. Morph, secretary oi the Allii‘Tllbill'tiiItlniii Whisl Club, in a toilet to tho Iliili' thanked the llii‘lililt‘lit for groutlnir the use of the moms to the club for its gatherings during the present colleen. A delegn Hull lrom Bridgeport was In niicnd once. an dihere none amoral short inlkl. The entertainment romiuiitci‘ John 11 Gallagher, Frank 1. ..ludd (‘hailoa I'l‘mit‘oil William Miller on ritual-i 1‘ Marshall served it delicious cluin vllowdcr supper and it was announced that steamed clams would be the prin» «ipnl dish at the mitt-ling next Tues «lay. M ..... "i m“. ~RIPUBLICA‘N RALLY A men a truth. ui til the auspices of tho I\0]lilIlIIlIlll $3 Rotiih Noiwalli will he hold at liol Mun I linli. \\ nah tuition hit. iv‘liilm.v iv 'llIllli. anieinhor 2,3011: at it o'clock. \ illiaitid. H. Ito- lmnnun ilrpuhliian candidate for mayor. Attorney General John H light and other speakers will address the mention .. tum-1'4 . an...“ masons ouwili a “nylon APP” at: three. Charles . alerts. of south Nor. walk. manner or iiw Bridgeport branch of the titanium News on , whose headhunters are lhil railroad station. in llrldgoporl. has 11m received a handmme sold waist and chain trout the general manager; oi the concern as it merit in appreciation for his faithful services during the 314 were he has pm manor-ted wlih‘tiw i nuipony. 'l‘ho gilt woo a complete itiirpl‘laa to in, starts. who recdlv‘. ilw remem- brance: enclosed ill b a letter a too can “0. w L ”TH PARTI 8 ACTIVI. The candidates or union on the Democratic city and 1mm tickets and on extended mood hm evening at the Montana I1 Quarters in south nun m, After i e conference, the «some: no confidence over the outcome of the “concerning 01004 The Republican irandldam have also been spilling antennas trout 11m to him and promise 1 members of tho nag union that t e situation elm notation of sweeping New”: CENTRAL CREDIT IUIIAN. Comptroiiir Murray Decides On Its Establishment. WASHINGTON. Sept. 28.——In order to prevent corporations. firms and in- dividuals from borrowing to the extent of their credit In their own cities, then going elsewhere and doing the some. t‘omptrollcr oi the Currently Murray has decided upon the establishment 01' a central credit bureau in Washington. win-re will he recorded all such bor- rowings from National banks. HOSPITAL NOTES. Felix Simmons. of New Cannon. was admitted to the Norwalk Hospital, this morning, for medical treatment. llon'i expect too much of a friend. Even friendship has a limit. new YORK. new never: a HARTFORD RAILROAD W TIMI TAILI. to Effect Juno 0, 1010. SOUTH NORWALK T0 NIW YORK. A. lit-«12:08:, 11:00:, 6:011, 0:08, 0:01. 7:20. 7:46, 8:18;. 11:51:, Itlbx. 9:31, 10:20:. 10AM. 11:201. 1’. M.w12:501. 1:00. 2:601. 8:17. fizililx, 5:05, bzh0x. 0:40, 6:601. “liltix. 1:bltx. 0:401. 10:20. . fluidly.- A animate 6:09;. tun. unit. Ill 20: r a after. 2:341 2 our. 0:101 (orig. 1:1le 1: in 7: 02:. 11:21:. a: 42:. «a We... 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SOFT CRABO, ETC. Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market. From Your Intelligent Head to YOur Delicate Feet . We Herve the v ‘ Right Wearabies ‘ “H.133 iflwhi'éiaii‘an'mdi‘ HATSN’“..............Ii.00 to use 8HiRT€-.u--uu..-WO. ”.00, ‘1” i " The Newest. Fall Patterns. . ‘er NEGKWEAR~A beautiful array in solid colors. stripes and Persian. M FALL SHOES ...................'v. “.50, “.00. “050 .nd ”-00 HOOIERY. FANCY VEOTO. UNDER- 'WEAR. ‘ ALL READY. ALL RIGHT. Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington Street, Southg Norwalk HARD calms HALIBUT, SNAPPER ILU EC, TELEPHONE 108. initiation 1 FREE DELIVERY. illiiliillilni f; Mon, Tues,Wed., Thurs, Sept26- 27-28; REAL VAUDEVILLE ‘ ‘ 1f“ BIJOU DRE; AT HOYT’S THEATRE MATINEE DAILY EVENNG.TWO COMPLETE SHOW. AT TITO AND 9. SATURDAY, CONTINUOUS SHOW FROM 2 UNTIL 11 O'CLOGK. “Nineteen ‘Hundred and Twenty-five” A Modern Satire on Suffrage Hopkins Axteli 8: Com pally In their Novel Scenic Production _ “Travel Troubles” Dorenzo and La Due eior levers Comedy Acrobats Bright oys ing Esmeralda. Xylophooiste PRICES—Matinee. 5 and 10c Evening, 10 and l emit Piano. by Itoloori A Ions 00.. Used Inclusive»; Asbestos Shin glesi. The cost at uheotoo shingles is about to our cost. more w shingles. To onset this om cost you have a shingle that. is will never Wear out. than will never noodrom in; boil from the cord on asbestos shin Io will not brook. M22“ moot prominent monoco- and holders are new readers: hasten shingles our all others. «on state. for state 111 much , and to our in hunt: ”
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