TWO heroines ssrusnn'vs.
”who his?” “3%?“th all If V-
,ntw it
W. Blight HEW a dye lights rd
are so‘fnnnytt at they will
‘ ugh out aka/ill pti molar“;
ray; that hasn’t ‘ 1t wn srhils'
» in 4.000 gearedfiutt Easy; is also
a very a ran rfitfi, u, ‘
Gommencih‘g t rrovijs drrio’od,
the amusement of the Bijou Dream
at Hoyt’s Theatre will give two com-
plete performances every Saturday af-
ternoon. The ting 1gb m, wili‘eorn:
‘ meanest 1:30 one 9‘“, up fiand‘the
secondst 3:30. The ‘ eienlng shows,
will be the some sunning typed with
the first isbow and‘sfifith second.
anoossso .i ‘ a'diiiodnv.
Republican Prolific _ . lctjkconvon.
tlon Evincsa a” real-tiers.
. The Norwullr Probe Difitflct Re;
, pubiic‘nns evidenced their appreciation
of Henry W. Gregory, fiiudgwhprp.
hate. yesterday. hy‘afia unaniwously
endorsing him :or the silica. which all: «
tlon had‘ been confidently expected
risht along. ~ _ ,
The conventionwns held. at 2 o'clock
yesterday sfterndou‘dt the‘to‘avn court
room in Wall street, Norwalk. and was
called to order by Attorney George ii.
zosburgh. probate committee. Joseph
f rent, of New Canaan, was made chair-
man of the, convention and Adolph
. pyt as. nf.;'thls_city. secretary.
tektites esent- included [seat
, 80%.“: ar'i . Rayn‘t’ondt- .A. ‘W.
Dreyfuss and Daniel P; Wicks. from
the Town 01 Norwallt Joseph just
and E. w. Lockwood from New Ca:
been, and Mr. Oliver from Wilton
There was little other business fortht
o ventiou aside from the nomination
gilded" for the naming of a prohutt
committee. i-Mr. Vosburgh was re.
BIGPIQQlDihM office for the ensuing.
two years.“ , »
Atf't "occlusion of the convention
the do eatites waited on Judge Greg
(if! in’h‘hody and informed him or
. heir action with reference to the or
”do of Judge "or ‘ probate.
rains 'os EXHIBITION.
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station's mom for column..-
Dav 899m-
‘ The prizes. for the athletic contest:
to be held in naeotidn with the Cf.
dumbus Day celebration of the units
:italian Societies have arrived and the,
'alih‘no on exhibition at James Mola'.
trfir‘hexbfop ‘in Railroad avenue. Thom
', .‘ is re, to enter the races shout:
”cf mutilate with Leonarle Discuss it
e Central lldiel. ‘ .
t' The prises include three handsom
sliver sets and other articles.
The committee on the celeliratloi
‘iw it hold another meeting Sands:
; ' Will‘tlg‘ Iii Quittner'h Hall in Ramon:
. ‘ venue wh’dn practically all of'the. tic
' tails of the celebration will be settled
‘ James Knigsland, of Wilton avenue
. ‘ t,” Nbrwa k,‘ thi nior'ningyfor Potts
‘ “Wendi, where he has secured a
bosltion as Linotype operator on tht
Tottsvllle Journal. ..
T ——Chopped beef. 1255c lb.. at New
York Market. 143 Washington street
: II. S. King. of Hartford. spent Ian'-
eveniu at the Norwaik Hotel. Be it
With kg. Royal Typewriter Company
and came to Norwaik on business
mulch he transacted with Frederic C,
model. ‘ ~ . .
l Edgar Holden and Brother Francll
idea. of Pittsiield. Mesa. are spend
ng a few days in town at the Nor
‘1 all: Hotel. They formerly resided
' "are still their many friends are greet.
g them toda .
[ -—lf you wish to hava.votlng of new
ballot illustrated. in accordance with
opin pit of the attorney general, soil at
DcnStutic headquarters, South Main
tres
..'f‘he cantata by J. F‘. Bridge, entlv
“died. ”Hymn, to the Creator." which
lavas much admired when given in July
it the Norwaik‘ First Church, will he
he , [aged at 'the musical service on
p is! e’venin . .
., «Buy your Derbies at O‘Brien's.
"E One of stem of Raymond Brothers'
lichen. drawing a load‘of sand. slipped
ad fell on the mannington street
‘ avement “11:3me agilitfront of ti“
lie, at 5 Hi item! mn-
ggort’uhe nlih imagined his up
“ . i out no as.
,“ wig). Sine: id‘s populm droprloJ
or of the bootirisesi
establishment:
A. M. o iman’s barber
‘ ins.“ lite Mil ism company of
. . lands at iii-theme was , scanned.
- 2,2, mama“ t,.n poor of,
. s lig‘ little” luihter.
“tine child was christened at.
1' ,fliluroh yesterday morn».
9*"er a
i: i“ 'i
I I mi
,ii
M._ k .‘W :i‘iifiskin.
. , 3 mg ml mouth. blowout.
‘ do ', has my“; dkih'. try this great
‘ midi” the American Drugglsts .
y Y I V 1‘" I ‘ ' / '
wWaoan use it for massaging
V: wrinkles and for a sellout sampler.
ion, as it whiten: and deadlines, is
‘ rte, harmless and does not grow
. no woman Who‘thhed her sp-g
,“m‘gtoe nd who wants a smooth:
*Ililidid’ let’a‘osy gutsy
MW itinthsfaohfithhd
Om. all In , , .
”Germain. still! I. n. a.
drugstore. , , . , J. .
colostrum:
or i
e wattle» I 9 ea. who or .
f ‘Iwfil‘ééiémh’éh‘iagg ’ '
‘ :ndnecselna for nearly eight years
. Alfie it
[again mm 3
ashamed to be seen on the atria . ,l'
surti
hi. . mill ,
{gasket r connotation fromlwhioh'. d“
i nip re nose d sap core:
likeséglfin‘zu Charles F. Bllu tern’
Willi”! .
like a boil." says Carl D. Steinhoff. (lo'aj‘
lumbus. Ohio, "not only pain idiot;
emhetrrsssing.‘ l have given po late on,
there ., trial. .
.smoot undiair. My nose is a natural:
color and does not get acre." i
finally flesh-colored. which hosts and
hides-Ill skill ifhperfections. Although.
thrimarlly'lntendcd for eczema—stone
D u
.an Jra‘ idly. restoring the health of the.
airline oslam 'shows immediate and.
surprising results when used for loss.
aorlous‘vskin affections: such as pint.1
lilies. rash. blotches, initnmmatlonm.
etc.“ 1
Toilets is’ on sale in 50-cent boxbsi
and 82 lars at all druggist, particularuf
>ly The Clifford Pharmacy and Edw. W.i
Kelley, Jr.‘s., A free sample may be:
obtained by mail in plain wrapper by:
writing to the Emergency lnborator-}
les, 32 West 25th street. New York.
city.. ,‘
posldm, the new in
mi .a sight. and Hva
ott'ktp see the ilnpmve‘lnent?f
lit h‘ treatment and 1 Milan;
d
rre, Pa. “My nose woul he.
My face ' became?
Poslam‘li' the new skin remedy. nut:-I
the itching with ilrst application,
Farewell of the rslrltsid Coilnty Bar
Wheeler. at‘the Stratfli-ld. in Bridge-
port, lust night, tendered to him by the
members‘of the Fulrfield count y bar in,
.honor of his elevation to the Supreme.
court bench, and the last ilmt‘ that he
can receive the felicltations of the law-
yers, was a notable event and worthy
of the gentleman whom they so honor
ed.
elaborate and contained a handsome
portrait» of Judge Wheeler, by Haley,
“and will be cherished as a souvenir.
l‘he souvenir to Judge Wheeler was a
beautiful book, engrossed in colored
nk, with all the correszmndeure that
led up to the dinner. and signed by all
the guests.
Committees Report Very Good Pro.
department. who are working in proper-
ation for the_comlug fair which they
will hold October 17-22 in the Armory
in West avenue. report very good nut»
sees in their work. The merchants of
the city are working right in with the
ilremen and are doing everything
.he way of helping them out. ‘
goods have been donated this year for
prises than in a number of years past.
cured booths at the fair and some Nor
walk and 80th Norwalir merchants
have the rest.‘
Buttery states that the Fair‘wili
much better than any given in past "
years. ‘ ,
hand has been secured. Svec'sarclles-
tra wiii‘turnish dance music each sv~
ening. There will be a different on.
tertainmsnt each night also.
make flights dt the Daahury Fair Wed-
nesday. Thifl'ldly'IM‘Fl‘Ida‘y. It will
be on. exhibition all the week.
.l‘alr will run through direct to the,
arena s. .
vs‘griculture. has been delegated ,by the
the United States government to judge
the cattle show at the Dnnbury Fair.
The Danbury Fair is classed by the
government as one of the the twenty
big fairs of the country.
. will come to this it
age at the Danbury, Fair next week.
he Danbury Fair Bench show Is one
of the largest in the United
, uniting with the Madman Square (lar-
den showmnd the Boston show. the
“big three.”
tiers of the Knight Street A. M. iii.
Otillrtih attended the, district confer-
~hence and Sunday so out convention at
.flgenmch. on Wed May and There-
bOgimhhl choir carried the convention
comp mentsd‘the cii'oir’. 'i‘iie choirro
turned home last night from the corn -
«. volition with the honor othsins the
_ banner choli- ofrtiie New Haven Dis-l
Elliot iii the A. M. iii. Church. Mr. J.
origins. the chorister, received many
.2? ,
, congrdtuihticns.
_ ' I? .wneire’e' ,ief town this alter-
, nigh for Ricigincn Hill. where they
maiflllfl‘b‘dn Kudzu shown
”shuns
slum TO looséiweistLIR-"i
nun-anil-
a Brilliant Affair.
The dinner to 'Judge George ‘W.
The menu cards to the guests were
it was the eloouenct- m the dinner
tnht will best and longest be remem-
bered. The tactful address of Judge
.Viorris B. Beardsley in his introductidn
of the guest of the evening was an
echo of the sentiments entertain d by
all the guests.
Wheeler in response was that of sinus
of deep convictions, and of lofty ideals
of the Judiciary. and may serve in the
future as a text for law students.
The speech of udge
Those'rircsrn'i from this iowu were
’ilie following:
Leo Davis. H. w.,Gregory. .l."l‘. Hub-
‘iell. 1.33. Huri ;, «.l. a. Walsh, J. s.
Seymour. J .i.‘ use. N. Cnndee, R.
Frost. J. Keogh..,,Jh,hn H. Light. W. F.
, l‘ammauy, .l. “R. Taylor.
as. M— ....- -...-..-.....
t«(Jul-es baby's crbup, Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mama's sore throat,
grandma's lameness—Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil—the great household
remedy.
~...._.._.~._....._
FIREMEN'B FAIR.
ores Pm Event at Armory.
The committee of the Norwalk Fire
in
More
Three Bridgeport concerns have as
All are taken. Chief
be
For the opening night the American
otususv slits um wees.
Glenn Curtiss' famous biplane will
The special trains to tile Deanery
W. art Dexter. a commissioner of
George, honor. of omerall. England.
ntry to judge the
Billion.
, ankles son carom.
Quite a large number obthe mem-
e, Knight Btreet A. M.
north Several of the ministers ‘
«J .
Kiss Katherine Beer” of Orchard
eat and Miss Florence Meeker, or
automobile races on natur- . ,
l y ‘i ‘
helmet, 9,59».
Th eregular monthly meeting of the Th
Mell'aindustriai league of the South
held at the church this evening.
“1
here the
n..- . Sire ,
TOMORROW
$2.50 Hats
. $1.98
We will place on sale in our large Mil-
linery Department a small Sill‘t Hat.
neatly trimmed. a special hat for mid-
dle-aged women. On sale $1.98. Regu-
larly $0.50. M ‘
$2 Heathcrbioom
Skirts. $1.49
Genuine Heathcrbloom, silk's nearcst
rival. Regular $2 Skirts. Ever}: Skirt
is labeled. On sale $1.49.
Gloves at $1
We will place on sale the famous guar—
anteed N ulson Glove, in cape. chamoisc
and suede, $1.00. Value $1.25.
A
Tailored Waists
" 990
Fine Tailored Waists. made of fine fig-
ured madrae; very smart fall styles.
99 cents. Value $1.39;
, v
250 Ribbon
1% yard
Again this Saturday. Extra Wide Tai-
ieta Ribbon. 19c yard. Value 25c.
25c Window Shades
1 90
All colors. our regular :5: Shades. with
fixtures complete. Tomorrow 19c. in.
b . . .
mart—.1 .. .
1 Board
Fashion is born,
winsomo we.
METHOT. as
. Though only
' when...“ m...
,w youths! consideration of
while you wait. trich Feathers
M d. ‘ V soardsd h ”i b u.
sicomlddhld‘nflu ,, ' m " '
“liable
, hair we
waste: is» but M: viii
plumssala attains-t shops.
said
it i" s ‘ ill d (18! Wind“ III inch s
in rstdihlufls own: 0
courage sates. .
These beautiful. New Fall Plumes represent
Glories ,
NM. swan-n it. own
no as s av
Son'rgotoua.
“ i {f . in mint
of Directors of the South Nor-
Phillie! That
Fashion Sanctions
From Paris and Macon.
” New strict:
Plumes and plouwmoh Dalila".
with their charming witohsn and
Filter authoritative presentation of
approved styles for rail and Winter.
is particularly h'an some
and attractive. meritina the special
HE'I‘HOT QUALITY.
BEAUTIFUL WILLOW PLUMBS
is The coat or NeW!
. .~ f
hi Illa it! the MI 1’
“$1.3. a‘iways wear Furl. ICU
a yeast asksdtspay for new
‘ BLACK ‘ AND wni're WILLOW. stones
at choomioaslly‘ attractive prince to on»
H so! finality, ever adored in this country.
Glimpse of on: $4.98 Idat
A; 200 SatinyS
Tomorrow
_ $1.50Vaiues
i f
s
hopes on. sale .
:5
98::
Ostrich Feathers
in black. blue and colors,
very new. $2.50 value,
on sale
Tomorrow
$1.98
NEW HANDSOlViiELY TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS. VERY
LATEST STYLES. A NUMBER OF SPECIAL NEW NUMBERS IN
THE MOST FASHIONABLE COLORS AND THE VERY NEWEST
OF STYLES ON SALE TOMORROW. ANYBODY WILL TELL YOU
THIS IS THE STORE TO BUY YOUR NEW HAT. SHAPE OR TRIM-
MING, IF YOU WANT STYLE COMBINED WITH ECONOMY. .WE
MAKE A SPECIALTY 0F HATS TO ORDER. SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL
WINDOW DISPLAYS.
s
. s will place on sale tomorrow especial num-
hcr in Serge Suits. black and blue. guaranteed
{all wool. lined withguarantecd satin. We call
iour special attention to the fit of this garment
nd the man tailored effects.
On sale tomor-
row. Alterations free. $15.98. 'Value $20.00.:
r
ManTaildred Suits,Coats
‘ § or Dresses to Order ‘
YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM SCORES OF
STYLES ORIGINATED BY AND ADOPT-
ED FROM FOREIGN MODELS THE
MOST STUNNING STYLES OF THE SEA-
SON. WE ARE PLEASING A GREAT
MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS AND WE
WILL POSITIVELY GUARANTEE A~
PERFECT FIT IN EVERY WAY OR YOU
ARE UNDER NO 'OBLIGATION TO
TAKE THE GARMENT. WE ALSO MAKE
SUITS TO ORDER FROM YOUR OWN
MATERIALS. OUR PRICES ARE REAS—
ONABLE. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO
SHOW YOU OUR STYLES
,ntcs WHETHER YOU BUY OR nor.
r
.»..
when
usual aloha the
the
you. who has spent the past
AND FAB—
m ., ‘
returned to her home recently. 0.
The members of the Sixth Colnpany i
basket ball team held a prsctlce drill .1th has been ill in now able to be
in the armory last evening to get in about again. its bad a very slight at;
shape for the opening game which is
to be played on Thanksgiving evening
-~t'sps, Caps. Caps. at O'Brlyon's.
You'll take pleasure win looking over
the new dress trimmings at the N.,ii'i.i
Ryan Contours. They are the prob.
tiest creations imaginable. and you‘ll
have no trouble in finding just what
you want to give the finishing touchl
.to your new costume. for they have col-i
or combinations to harmonic with all.
shades of tirese goods.
very low for such snappy styles.
Prices
l
ard i
lnthsuaso
all lovers of Us-
of tho famed!
MSTNOT ART OF
‘0? II-
II that
dang by, 13 inches
the [reams ecstasy
usual odor.
ei
. “SKIN AFFEGTIOIS
wastess‘lou mister ca eaows
reason cusse av me
see me soap.
AN UNUSUAL OFFER.
The Pleisted Drug Store says to ov.
cry person, be it men. Women or child,
who has an irritated. tender or itching
skin to come to our store and procure
n bottle of some and 9. cake of
an»? soap and it you are not entire:
ly as isiled with results. come back
and m Whammy. so maddest arsi
we of the efficacy or this clean. simple
. . treatment. that we melts yen
snno is a clear liquid for external!
. a sun, ‘tllst hits cured so many cases of
nouns. ritual". dandrud' and other.
some of skin eruption. omit)
this nil-v
all
off
a in and our ~
gal; whim “gird - ftll
«no: .
i8
Around. this
Busy Store
TOMORROW
., Gowns 59c
On sale tomorrow, Fine Night Gowns,
neatly trimmed with embroidery and
ribbon, cut full. On sale 59c. Value
75 cents.
Sweaters $1.98
We call your special attention to our
line of Coat Sweaters for women, in
gray. red and white. at $1.98.
Boys’ Sweaters
25 doz. Boys’ Cost Sweaters on sale to-
morrow at 49c.
i
49c
500 Damask
Very Fine 'IMQual‘ity' Table Damask,
good value at; see. On sale 39c yard.
39c yard
The Genuine 9c Amoskeag Apron.
Ginghams, in all size checks. On sale
6c yard.
AmoskeagOinghams
6c yard
' 29c Flannclette
, Skirts. l9c
. ” 0
Good Quality Flannelctte Skirts; regu-
larly 29c.
0'},
.c. in
sale. tomorrow. 19¢.
a
liihie. .
H. William 'i‘renchard, of Cranbury.
tack of typhoid fever.
e regular monthly "looting of tbcl Miss Eleanor Downes. of New Hie! ~ Eugene nicoowan. of Kellogg street.
month i was a recent guest of friends and rela~
Norwalk Methodist Church will be walk Public Library will,bc hold at thciwnh Mrs. Aboard. of 5’ Cross street. . m“ in Brooklyn. He reports . line
library room at it o'clock this evening.‘ . .
-------- Ilnw still”. 28 ills.. t1. F.D.L.& (30.
Joseph Rooney. of the Boston Store
is ill at his home and unable to at-
tend to his duties as driver of the nu.
tomoblic delivery truck.
John Pierce Jr.. of the Norwailt Con-
solidated Aul‘o Company is to drive
an automobile in the races at the Dale
bury Fair. theme will enter with s
Koehler to.
Cotes M. t‘leweilyn. of Mrytle sve-
nue. spent the tiny
in Georgetown.
where he attended the funeral serv-
ices ovor the remains of his aunt. Mrs.
Roswell Benton.
,wlsegs of, spring lamb. lilo lb.-noi
goat or iambic, at New York Market.
143 Washington street.
The. innipault Republican, club will
meet “I
evening at the. home of Dar
vld reliant. in Winnilisuli. The “stem-
harsh!
the club will receive, in!" e
tion in the “MIT”! the billet a d
other business wil
ms .
unresolved there.
‘ e transacted. The
club‘wili . meet again on Mondsy
and the returns of the election will
3705'
r
Richitru scam." the noted chauffeur.
or fieldwork ‘afid Paris. has just are
rived-hers mun Europe, w are nerves
employed b Edward not sohiid, the
Banker. of iris. and ban taken a pt»
llitloit- as on hour for Kellen Taylor.
of West in l.
‘iy a“ tester . ' head mechanic
tu‘rilih ‘o'
‘ iii-Within
Iv.
p090 Mimi
$60530 I} A
and
iIE
ldrl Scotti as former-
for the
it. or re
of the rac-
rclllilran". shed in
, liss'at o
i use. its
Miss Julia 13. Lockwood, of East ave-
nue. spent the day in New York city
yesterdll'.
Warren, 0. Woodwind. of Belden av.
onue‘spent‘the day with friends in
llarlen yesterday.
«Prime roast beef. 12%0 lb.. at New
York Marita 143 Washington street.
‘Misa I‘dadg his “own. oil 1603131:
avenue. ascending, . trio in n n-
tiury with relatives. ”0 ~ ‘
William Henry. . vNorwalit. has
taken apolitio’as , river in the Moth
el Grocery stol- in gain street,
:x..‘
in: h mil
Our Resumes slid silly are
Back at no em:-
We pay for all the medidins used
during the trial. if our remedy falls
to compietei relieve you of con-
stipstiom e take all the rlslt. You
are» not obligated to us in any way
WItOVOf‘.. if you accept our offer.
could anything he more fair for you?
is there any reason wily you should
headstone put our claim to a prac-
tical test? . . .,
The most scientific. common-sense
than out is Retail orderllo’s. which
are ten ilks'candy. They are very
pronounced, gentle and pleasant in
action, and pantsulariy agreeable in
sherry- way. ”what“ "not cause
. ”m. we. elem... _. ,_ ill
or any inconvsi‘iisnee whatever. or
sit prdsriiss In!» Ld r ,, .f‘or
w ruins it old“
a urge you 0 try ,. sits er-
' . Tarot lass. 100 and
. you c sotyltoxa
nit .
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