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John W. Wile, of New York. was a ‘
visitor in town Thursday“ on business.
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Tailored shirt waist of all kinds at
J. l Mallettes. See adv. for prices
slid.
—-Caps, Caps, Caps, at O'iirlen'a.
Henry B. Doniin. of Providence. R. .
1., was a recent visitor in Norwalk on
business.
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- ~if you wish a progressive mayor
for South Norwalk vote for William J.
H. iiobannan next Monday.
The Ferris Coal Company advertis-
es its con] and guarantees the quality
to be excelled. See adv.
Today is a great day at the Boston
Store They are offering exceptional
values in fall and winter merchandise.
-—Shoulder steak, 10c 1b.: lean pot
roast, 10c lb. Hayes‘ Market.
The regular meeting of the govern-
ing board of the South Norwalk Club
will be held this evening, at 8 oclock.
F. E. Lockwood it Cornpany are ad
vertislng several used cars in first
clinch condition. if interested read the
a v.
«For mayor. William J. ll. Bohan-
nan.
There was a tokearsai of tho.‘guard
team for the first degree of Our Bro-
thers' lodge. in their rooms in Wall
street last evening. _
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——Vote for'l‘ierbert 0. Pollard for
town tax collector.
Tree Warden Joseph Cornell. of
France street, has a large force df'
men treating the tree on the place of
William H Post in Wolfplt Hill.
-The Republican ticket is one of the
best ever placed in the field. Party
men and independents should vote for
it on Monday.
Lexington avenue is undergoing re-
pairs in its street department Street
commissioner Daniel D'unlop's men
filling in hollows and cleaning things
up.
-—Stylish soft hats, at O'ilrien's.
At the Norwaik Grocery you will
find a long list of 25c special for to-
day They also have Homo very inter-
estlng meat prices. The adv will tell
you about them. I
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inlmeB A. Brown has faithfully
served the canyon of Norwalk as
selectnlun for several years and is en-
titled lo re-electlon.
.iohn J. lianlon. M. J. Howard. Jero-
hiah Donovan. P. H. Merrill. and lease
Church were the Norwolk Democrats
who attended the Congressional con-
vention held at Bridgeport on Thurs-
tiny.
—-lf you wish to have voting of new
ballot illustrated. in accordance with
opinion of the attorney general call at -
Democratic headquarters. South Main
street.
Mills Dali Bonnet, of Franklin ave-
nue. is visit in; her sister, Mrs. Theo
doro Wright. of Stamford. for a few
days. Last evening she attended the
Merrill College alumni dance given in
the Merrill assembly hail.
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~~No mistake will be made in elact~
in; the entire Republican city ticket.
Nominees are all good men and will
faithfully serve the people of South
Norwalk.
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Charles Crowle, of Berkeley street
his brother from rovidence. R. L, Mr
McDonald. of Westerly. it. i. Chester
Meeker, of Mervin street. Hiram Mos-
ley. of ltowa ton and Jack llama. loft
last. events a one of 0. if. Bank's au-
tomobiles or the Cup race» which are
being held» floor island today.
if ~4qu coal for furnaces. Raymond
o
The latest styles fall styles in
mens suits ladies suits and alumina
for the children will be found at Gats-
lv and Brennan's. They will sit
you on the my ”mat plan and t a
entire family may clothed no
head to foot in the t stylish and
unto-data clothing at a small outlay of
actual unleash. . . , .
SALVATOR comm
spending Sunday with friends in Boa-
ll.
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«For mayor. William .1. if. Bonan-
nan. -
Dr. H. C dilator of Washington
street, is attending the automobile
races. .
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Edwin 0. Keeler. of Norwalk. spent
the day i New York city. yesterday,
‘on basins
»If you wish ammgresaive mayor
for South Norwalk vote Mr William J.
H. Bohannan next Monday.
Clarence Jones and Raymond Bar-
rett. of Norwalk, left. last evenius. for
the Vanderbilt races.
.Jamee A. Brown has faithfully
served the taxpayers of Norwalk as
seieoiman for several years and is en-
titled to reelection.
it‘. ill. Lockwood,of Norwsik took a
party of Norwalkers to the Cup races
at Long island today.
Edward Kelley and brother in law.
Mr. it‘s-.y of Danbury. are attending the
automobile races today.
George Sheehan, of the Customs de-
partment in New York city, who has
been spending a short time with his
mother. in Norwalk. has returned to
his duties in that city
——'l‘he Republican ticket is one of the
best ever placed in the field. Party
men and independents should vote for
it on Monday.
Edward Buckman, of Norwalk who .
was recently arrested for evading the
payment of his fare on the trolley and
who wns‘held bending an examination
to determine his mental condition has
been declared sane and seicclman Avi-
aon has been notified to that effect.
At the meeting of Buckingham Post,
G. A. 11.. last veening. there was a line
address given by Commander A. i).
Hasaard. who attended the national
encampment at Atlantic City this year.
He gave a line talk about the encamp-
ment. which was greatly appreciated
b ythe lareg number of members pres-
ent.
-~No mistake will be made in elect
ing the entire Republican city ticket
Nominees are all good men and will
faithfully serve the people of South
Norwalk.
fly reason of a thorough knowledge
of all the details of crown ill‘ bridge
work together with a wide experience
in this branch of dentistry in l. H.
Mallory is able to whine as to its at-
most-possibilities, ntui’ln make his
advice most . easily. understood by
showing samples. if you have one, or
several, teeth to be replaced you will
find a talk on this subject interesting.
sad find him quite ready- -and willing
to talk.
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MAKE YOUR DOLLARS EXTEND.
Our agency will prove that thirty—
flve years his sales‘and pleased users
of the L. l M. Paint will save you dol-
lars, because when painting with l.
& Mr. you are using metal Zinc Oxide
combined with White Dead. Zinc 0x-
ido is imperishable. and makes the L.
&.M wear and who willie shill. The.
L. i M. Colors are therefore bright
and lasting. You won't need to re-
paint for 10 to ill years: besides L. d.
M. Paint costs less than any other, say
about 81.30 per gallon.
Sold by Chas. E. Dow, SouthNor-
walk; Hubbell at Staples lidwe. Co..
Norwalk; W. 8. (layer dc Bone. West-
port; Northrop Bros, Soulhport.
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a good seat for the race hire a can
The Vanderbilt
‘ Race
Do you want to go to the Vail-
derbiit race in an automobile? if
you want to have a good ride and
live or seven passenger, from
W. A. HANFORD
62 North Main ill
DR. DlCK'O MIOIClNE CO..
.0. NORWALK. CONN.
OINTLIMENl~
i can add with confidence. a word in
commendation of Dr. Dick's Medicine
it does all that is claimed for it. Many
of my friends have used the prepara-
tion for malaria and rheumatism with
most satisfactory results.
Very truly yours.
CHARLES ithNliltlAN.
39 Wall Fit, Norwalk. (iioim.
GRAY BROS.
Manufacturers of im-
proved
sons and
“TAILIBHID 1|“
Vichy, Ballast. Carbonic.
Israeparilla. (linger
Ale and Lsinon Soda
~ » bl”. sock
ANTIUIAN WILL
VIA?“ UOID.
he Panel and last
i’. 0. has 'Iti-w-‘l‘sl. in
HIV! “IMAM: CONN.
Miss Lillian Smith, of Norwalk, is
Mutual Waters .
Inapéct
Our oilefully selected stock. with assortmsilt. and rlesstbst are be and
the lowest offered in this vicinity. or a fast. maklnsi ll "IO “0rd 101' I P0"
bow. We claim to save you from 10 to 20 per cent. on
Furniture, Carpets, Mailings. 10il Cloths
«on in r «a by. m-
tings ind Draperies
An: the rapid and steady increase of trade prove: beyond a doubt that the
lie alimciates and recognises good values. We invite careful inspec-
tion of our store, stock and prices. You will .iind it to your ndvantageto
make your purchases here. ..
A. J Collins Co.
Fltnefdi Dilation and Embslnim,
12-18 North Main Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
0. B. Jackson
Optician
You‘re invited to s:
bplfilx Years Ago to
. Mm»
The value of nowapspbr advertising
was illustrated in the Probate Court.
at Btarnford. yesterday morning. when
Francis iii. Beldsn. formerly resident
in Stamford came into possession of
an estate which had been administer
so for him by trustees and of
which. presumably. be bad no knowi-
edse until he saw an advertisement in.
sorted in a newspaper in the hope of .
locating him. The advertisement ac- .
oompiialied the purpose. and Mr. Belti—
en yesterday came into posseslon of
the estate. First the account of his
brother, Edgar 'l‘. Belden. as trustee,
was accepted.
Francis Beldsn was a son of the late
Samuel B. Belden. of Norwalk. He
Rind two brothers. Edgar 'I‘. and Henry
Back in 1906. Francis E. Holden left
these parts. lie wa‘s not seen again
except for a few minutes. three years
ago, in New York. by an acquaintance.
Then it transpired that he was the
owner of real estate in the probate dis-
trict of Stamford. The could not lo-
cote him. so his father was appointed
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
‘ . as watt. svasar. psoriasis. NORWALK.
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
Opens Tuesday. October 4th
Tuesday Tuition
Sessions: Wednesday $5.00 per month
Thursday Books FREE
80. Norwalk armors Port cacao:
USED CARS
one MAXWELL "so" 1910
one MAXWELL "tor 1909 one amen: mo
ONE autos “40- 1909 one ELMORE 1907
ll smote cvuuosa caoittacs. rumble not
on: 1910 4 oVLmnsa oaorataca. dami-tliitnsau
All‘ can are in line running order. For ”Micah-wisdom
F. E. Lockwood 8t Cd.
39 Wall St. --(‘Phone) Garage Water St.
ONE ELMORE 1909
'. r—Norwalk. Conn.
Dress Trimmings
Generous stocks of smart.
mine for fall costumes are here. Lace bands. slim.
insertions. motifs, ail-over yoklngs. beaded gurnllures.
headed and silk fringes. iasuels. cords. braids. etc. in
beautiful designs and coiorings. The new Persian of-
facts in allover lace. light and dark grounds. are in
great demand now, and can be had here in combina~
tlona to blend with any color dress. Safe to say you
can make a satisfactory selection here at a price you
can afford.
The N. E. Ryan Company
86 Washluuton Street
new. .fashlonshle trim-
21 New Bicycles
WILL BE SOLD AT COST
rather than carry them over to another semen
,LU'rHEH M yCHT’S
soars MAIN sun times are
which ways receiving daily
manhunt
i:
it 1w: as.“
' going to min. This was on April 1. 19
, 09. Subsequently the father died and.
{the estate over to him advertised
1 shows that 3163 all was expended for
. tion and Francis came on to Stamford
. ' Albert and Mean
trustee of the estate. to save it from
on July 6. 1909. Edgar '1‘. Belden. a
brother of Francis, was appointed trus-
tee. Meantime the brother Edgar. de- '
stress of finding Francis. and turning
broad cast in newspapers. His account
this purpose. it seemed hopeless. the
brother Francis having dropped coni-
loteiy out of sight. ’i‘hen recently there
came word to Edgar 'i‘. Belden. at
Plltefleld, Mass. that his brother Fran-
cis has been located near Pcterburg,
Fla. The brothers got in communica-
nnd made formal application for his
estate in this jurisdiction. With all
charges against it deducted it amounts
to about 3810, but there is another and
larger estate awaiting the wanderer
(inside of this Jurisdiction.
When Mr. Belden saw the advertis-
ment he was working in a saw mill’
near the Florida town. ills foreman. I
C. m. French. read it in a New
York newspaper and showed it to him
For his service Mr. French received
a rewartkol $50.
llililllllilll llillll illlll
nan. '
Read the prices in the
Woodward
Avenue Market adv. "1
Thomas lionnley. of Harbor avenue.
is visiting in New York city.
ilarrv Earle of East avenue was a
rec out \isitm in New York city ' ”l
Herbert 0. Pollard. of Winnlpauk.
spent last evening in New Canaan, on
business.
The State vs Charles Shatser has
been continued until Tuesday morning
at it) o'clock.
——James A. Brown has faithfully
not red the taxpayers of Norwalk as
selectman for several years and is en«
titled to reelection.
Cir. and Mrs. llsrry Sterling. of
Bridgeport. are spending Sunday with
relatives in Cranbury.
Mrs. Cyrus Reynolds. of Madison.
N. Y.. is visiting her son. A. [4. Roy“
Bummelield Tucker. of the local trol-
ley force of motormon. is anioylngs
several day‘s vacation from his duties.
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—-~~l.atoat Derblea at O'Brien's.
Miss Emily Randle. of Film street.
will leave, Tuesday. for New York
city. where she ‘will be the guest of
triensd for a week.
Don't trust to luck in buying cloth-
ing is the advice of 1). Cottlieh. if
you are thinking of buying a suit his
adv. will interest you.
The Beckmanu Co. are selling as a
Baturdsy special. large bottle of Moo-
ogram whiskey at 86c. today See adv.
of yesterday for other specials.
-—lt‘or constable vote for Henry C.
Boiler, East Norwalk.
William Driscoll, of Torrlnaton. who
has been vloitln his sister. Miss Mar
caret Drlseollo ostrawberry Hill ava-
‘nus. returned home this afternoon.
A stated communication of Old Well
Indira. No. 108.1“. and A. M.. will be
held at its rooms. 'l‘ilosday evenlua at
it o'.ciook Thai" .0. degree will he
worked.
“Vote for Norbert 0. Pollard for
town tax collector.
Mr. and hire it. If. "Malina and son.
of Norwalk on last {veiling an in."
races at was island. The party not
in Mr. Mslkln' a auto.
James crush sad Assistant I'll-s
Chief J. milestone. spent Thursday
i in Newark. whom they called on J. J.
Mt aver placed in th a field.
Oshill. J? ft. 0 Better. and WP
or. former Not-walkers.
- «The Republican ticket is one of the
Party
. O'Rell-
if on identity.
as
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o'clock Martel: field vi
charge lit the Wt“ M
Milli any and Salts
Everybody will tell you this is the store for Millinsry and Salts.
Every list we are showing is entirely exclusive in design and
represents quality. harmony of color, taste and at prices that. was _
$2. 50 Hats, $1. 98
We will place on sale in our large Miillnery Department a small
Silk lint. neatly tr,lmmed a special but for middle-aged women. On sale.
91.98.1legulariy 32 50.
$2 Heatherbloom Skirts, $1. 49
Genuine lienthcl'bloom, silk's nearest rival. Regular 32 Skirts. Every
Skirt is labeled. On sale 91.49. .
Tailored Waists, 99c
Fine Tailored Waists. made of line figured mndias; very smart fal
styles, 99 cents Value 91. 39.
25c Ribbon, 19c yard
Again this Saturday, Extra Wide 'l‘affeta Ribbon 19c yard.
25 cents. _.
25c Window Shades,1-9c
All colors. our regular 25c Shades. with fixtures complete. Tomorro
19c, instead of 25c
Vain I
Gowns, 59C
(in solo tomorrow, r‘lne Night (lawns. neatly trimmed with embroidery
and ribbon. cut full. On sale 59c. Value 75c.
Amoskeag Ginghams. 6cyar<li
’I‘lie Genuine 90 Amoskeug Apron Cingha‘ms, in all size checks. Oh i
sale dc yard. .
29c Flannelette Skirts, 19c
Good Quality b‘lannelette Skirts; regularly 29c. On sale. tomorrow, j
‘MINTZ’S ~
“The Store that Satisfied”
~- For mayor. William .1. ll. liohan-
holds. of Broad River. l , .
The Hatch a Bailey
Lumber and Mill Work for Everth
Window Glass of every description.
Sash Wei la and Cord. m, Pa
Moulded oodsa tincture. two class. w‘
f‘Llaooin" Alphllt mm Mag, “WW”! N am“ ills-r
mm- . Hairlnan'stiaauid I
pound baby girl arr you at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Ks tier. of
Cedar street but evening
child are doing nicely.
walk last evening. up until midnight.
at the rate of about three per minute.
mound for the automobile races on
Long island. Among the throng were
numerous Massachusetts oars.
belated ones out in on appearance ills
morning. having been laid up Mill“ the
route with tire trouble and other
troublcs and hindrances.
Dramatic headquarters. South Main
street, where vnflngof new ballot will
be illustrated Open afternoon and
evening and all day Monday.
hunt-in
also and independents should Vote for if! Mill
its busy “gt.
. tarsal number of the actors about the ions
M tbs North this street Mas town planning bandits trips already
sham at tilt and are therefore astua down their.
‘ in i: suits for distant
Asbestos Shingles
Thecost of asbestoa shingles is about 50 per centg ate than V '
shingles. To Meet this' extra costyou ban a ammonia is fir-op
will never wear out, than will never need renewing and when d ,
pad from the roof on asbestos shingle will not break. Many of . "7
most prominent architects and builders are now recommending aa- “
basics shingles over all others. even state, for state is much heavier -
and is easy to break.
s eaavraw avarl'tla i ‘
Charles H. Aisthorp e, .0”... no"...
CARPENTRY, DUILBING AND CONTRACTING.
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KEEP YOUR HOUOE looking clean while the links.
Lavatorles, etc. are encased in wood.
Porcelain Lined-Blake Porcelain Lavatorlss. rom-
lain 'l‘nbs would make a different looking house and i
would be twice as easy to keep clean ‘ '.
Let us install them this week
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co. ,> V.»
17 w-uatmi No no}. i i .
estimates custoaiuuv roaul‘s'usbwn '
on
CA?‘
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MILL TIL. no. YARD TIL. u
from a Piggei'y to at Palace
SPECIALTIES
J 'l.‘
ions. two and ism-m Tar MN
m... a. Mm... ”0 "C _,
A mum little of hi. and one-uni Helm} will... not: -
attending the automobile
Long island.
Mot er and WW
Mis- Bossls small. of Green
returned to her home after In
visit with her aunt. Mrs. John
has. of 129 South Main slmt.
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«dilly your Derbiea at OBrlena.
Wan...
Automobiles passed through Nor-
.u—lcsn pot remit, lilo lb.
am 1013111.. Hayes uni-list.
The Winnlpauk Rennbilmr
held a toasting lust event
structad the members in
the ballot They met at the
David Pollard
Born
Thurs was a meeting at tin
J'luh. last evening. and I‘ tilde
boss was transacted 'l‘lie - .
will tindergo a series of i» i.
and changes thin winter.
m in Wall street and m
u .
n W ’
The little dauschaund dog «
misused. hi i before
moraine car y. la unifies!
man voters are invited to call at
The applicants for licenses for the
made enrol:
niiily wear sham w. Cursow
issuing 'l'km are a
Norwalk Chronicler