it you‘liavo'cultivated a taste tor
flood pure, Candy,
OUR HOME MADE OWEITO
will certainly tickle your palate. at.-
ways fresh and enticing.
F. ALANE-
Tel. 400. 51 Washington or.
[III NEWS
EVENING OENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALI-B
ill—New- Department
Izhfluelnou Department
«cl-Branch Oillco, Norwclk
000 ~Edltor'c Residence
MIMIty Editor's Ruldence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt and vicinity: li‘air to-
night. Tueaday increasing cloudiness
with slowly rising temperature follow-
ed by rain. Light variable winds
mostly easterly. Weather notes. An
extended area of high pressure over
New England is producing cool pleas-
ant weather in the eastern portion of
the Lake region and.-nlong the North
Atlantic coast. Frost‘ were reported
from Vermont. A sto' in area central
over the upper Mississippi Valley os
producing cloudy and rainy weather
between the Rocky Mountains and the
Lake region. Another well-defined
. storm area ls cent'ral on the North Pa-
elfld coast.
..—-—
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: High, 63; low, 51.
, Partly cloudy.
Miss Helen Cahili, of River street,
has returned homeafter spending Sev-
eral days with friends in New York
city. .
Christian Kraemer and son Alfred.
of North Main street Were visiting In
New York city and Brooklyn over ”It“
Sabbath. )1th .
A dunghtlif'fi'tims born Saturday
morning to r. and Mrs. William ll.
Sniffen, of dlie‘ avenue, East Nor-
walk.
Mrs. Lulu P. Browne. 0; New Ro-
chelle. was at llar'h'or View Beach over
the Sabbath to close her cottage there
for the season.
A quarterly meeting of Court Ed.
monde DeAmicis, F. of A, will he held
this eveniiflr. at the lodge headquarters
in Washington.
Alfred Othame. of New York, is
spending a short vacation with his pu-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. George Utiuunc,ol
Wilton avenue.
ilcrnard Nattetord and William l~‘.
licKIyn, of Norwalk. have an ice cream
hoothnl. the iianhury Fair and will
he there all week.
At ti o'clock on Thursday morning.
in St, Mary's Church, there will be
an anniversary tints for the late Mrs.
.loscph U'Iirien.
Court Laurel, Daughters of Isabella,
will hold their regular sot-Int meeting
tomorrow night in their rooms In
South Main street.
Elvi'ull were received into full moni-
liershlp at the communion service of
the South Norwalk Methodist Church
yesterday morning.
Mrs. ’l‘hcrosa Welu'le. who has lwcu
sprinting the past two weeks in Brittne-
port, with her sister. Mrs. Lathnn. ts
expel-toil home today.
lt‘ranit Mead and t}. Alliert Iict'iluren
W(‘I‘i' spectators at the Vanderbilt. Cup
rntms They returned yesterday and re
port having a fine time.
The Misses Louise and Lillian
Schnuh were guests of their cousins.
lilo Misses Nollie and Ruby Boliauli,
or Stamford. yesterday.
Louis S. "item and family export to
close their cottage at Harbor View
lit-och sometime this week anti return
to their home on ltllmwood avenue for
the winter.
"WIIOOIiIit‘liIlIIIfi, shorthand, typewrio
lug, panmnusliip, arithmetic, spoilius.
grammar. reading taught thoroughly
at tho Merrill Nluht School, which
opens Tuesday, ()ttloilor 4. .
The Rake Over tiluh will meet with
Miss Bertha Mnimo at her home in
North Main street to tnorrow availing.
it will he the last meeting with Miss
Maimo. on she expects to return to her
home in Duluth some time this weak.
The illness of the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Cousins. of Matt
avenue, who to suffering with an ate
tack oi typhoid lever, to delaying LIWII‘
start iq South America, where Mr.
tannins In to be employed by a large
branch of his firm.
The time at the Ionian at tit.
Mary's Church has shamed. 'i‘ho reg-
ular Sunday devotions have been
changed from afternoon to 1:30 oven-
inu, and the Tuesday and Thursday
evening devotions hare been changed
from 7:30 to 8 o'clock. There chances
will last through October.
A girl who sits and waits for s' an
to propose must feel a good deal lite
a out that is watching a rat hole.wi3hl-
euro News.
j A Netary 'V
Public
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND DURING
BUSINESS HOURS AT
A TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WASHINGTON STREET. IOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE 105-!
Park & Tllford’s
DeliciousCandies
~80LD AT—
F. H BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum-
iner‘s boat, now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 26~ft.,
halt cabin, with 8 it. p. new motor.
One 21-tt. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterShell Point.Norwalk
By Reason
a
of a thorough knowledge of all the de-
tails of Crown and Ilridire work to-
gether with a wide experience in this
branch of dentistry I am able to advise
as to Its utmost. possibilities, and can
make my. advice easily understood by
showing samples.
It‘ you have one. or several. teeth to
he replaced you will find a talk on this
subject. Interesting, anti find me quite
ready and willing to, talk.
Dr. J. H. Mailery
16 South Main St. South Nor-walk
Hours: ii a. m. to 8 p. tn. Sundays
by appointment only.
Tailored
. Shirt
Waists
m LINEN, LAWN AND Worms
98C to $2.98
WHITE LACE WAISTS. BLACK TAF-
FETAS AND MESBALINE
WAISTS.
J. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Mince Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
T We Make
Glasses
the right way. We Illl\'i' a I’hysic-
ian, who is a Skilled lilyc Specialist,
to examine your eyes. * Ni)
t‘llAlltlE I~‘L)lt IIIXAhilNA'l‘itiN,
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD - « » CONN.
Opt-n Monday a Saturday icvcuings
" 15......
LUNCH ,SETS
25c EACH
(Inc extra large 'l‘nhic t'tm‘r. lift it til
I22 li‘ast l‘olor Napkins
i2 It‘nsl t‘olor IIoIIIt-s
ii It‘nnt (iolor l’laiou
PAPER NAPKINB .9 ........ ca 002.
BIRTHDAV CANDLES. III rotors
W. A. Brig‘german's
Stationery Store
Donovan Block. 132 Washington It.
». .mhu-Nm WM w»m WNW“ 1. mm
ii NilitWAIlt}
a late deposition
now and we will
give you I receipt
to Duo. tel, 1011.
for the regular
annual rental.
' The minim
lieu of knowtng
Absorbent Colic
your valuable:
are safe In worth
many time tour
, dollar- a your.
The noun or HART. sendssusaiomaa ” .‘
, «canvass * .' ‘ ,
' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ I
I
I
~ The Best Boys Clothes. tore
We have clothed the boys of this town for many
years. Everybody knows that for value and style and
solid service.'there are the boys‘ clothes to 'u'al
.~ours—~at our prices. Advertising the new ,iutyles,
therefore. is just like telling good news to old
neighbors; the new suits are all you expectthcrn to
, be. What more need be said? ‘
CHILDREN’S RUSSIAN AND SAILOR
BLOUSE SUITS in pretty new models, fancyziniXu
. turcs and colors. ages 2% to 8; compare our values
with others and note our prices carefully—$a.50v
to $6: A i e
BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS in the new
deep-yoke Norfolk and unity new double-breasted
‘ models. fine all-wool mixtures and patterns in
browns, tans, greys, blue and black; bloomcr pants
cut extra full. Matchless values at $3 to $10.
This is the best store for boys‘ caps and hats,
boys' shirts and blouses. underwear and stockings.
OUTFITTERS
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
South Norwalk
14 South Main St.
NO MAN IN THE WRONG CAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN IN THE
D
RIGHT—WHO KEEPS 0N COMING.
.\'o western food. manufactured hundreds of miles away. conse-
ptoutly always stale. still compost-tr mostly of the hiproducis oi the
tullisv‘» can keep up with a feed made here at home. fresh around each
day. and composed entirely of good clean grains and pure wheat pro. ..
ducts»lf it ltottps on coming.
I"Il‘rll In quality. lost In price. nlwnys In the minds of its custom-
ers. ltonnle llotuo ilround Food for Horses, t'nttic and Poultry.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Preserving Time
Cooking Brandy,Cooking Sherry
and Cooking Port Wines
Lariu- Hollie in filling Ilrun- '
in ................... $1.00 I
Iluif I'Inl liulilo t‘ookllu: .
lirnudy 35c ‘
lino i’int t‘ooklnu
Iit‘nud)
Largo llotilc Cooking Sher-
t'y ...................... 50c
Largo lIottlc ('ooklnx l‘ort..
50c
l’nre (‘idcr Vinegar. gal .....
250
lIottIt-
Mason Jars, quarts ....... 60c
Mason .lnr Ituhhcm. (inn-ll“ 5.;
Mason Jars. pints ......... 52c
Liuhluinu Jar Rulihcrs. dot. 10c
tile I’arowux, 1! packages for ................................... 26c
ltox t‘oitnnc llrnndy ....................... 50c. 85c and 01.25 bottle
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
88 AND 85 WASHINGTON 81'. Phone 440 IOUTH NORWALK
#4.!“
W ........... MW .. . ... M. .-.._‘.E'_'.E. H... .—
D p
NATIVE BUTTER FISH. BLACK FIOH. EELB. HARD AND EOFT CHADS.
BLUE FISH. WEAK FIBH. FLAT FISH. SNAPPRR BLUE.I STEAK COD,
3ALMON. HALIBUT. BEA TROUT. HADDOCK. YELLOW PERCH. MAIL
KET CODr-OREENPORT OVSTERB. LONG AND ROUND CLAMO. EB-
CALLOPO.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish. Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
WALL STREET. ltl: ill a. m.»'l‘lwrn
was a lack of decision in the tone of
the opening stock market. tfhnntws
wort1 only small lfld were mixed he“
twm'n anion and lesson The dealings
were Very light. General Electric rose
I.
. .c..‘...m. .
the movement inter. hand: were ir-
regular.
WALL fi’l‘l’llfihl’i‘. i p. nix—wllnm-y
purchases of it. 8. most were made
around 70, Iilotiltii til I thousand to my.
ontydlvc hundred shares changing
hands frequently. llnlum pacing; was
also absorbed In I striking manner
and the whole list mulled it higher
level. American collar. Which had lost
several points in the Mfetltitm made an
ahrupi rally to ill M. which put it
1 Mt above when It, left off solar.
day. i live stealth mode a hood
showing. -.
In chitin Wheaten wishes to enter
the vocal service lanai sire evidence
of charm. rectum”. hour of etc
WALL STREET. it n, m ~tfhoon-
panics and Ohio spurtntl to shove iii)
litter which the whole market] hugged.
Liquidation In Antericnn sugar and
profit tilting in Reading and iinion
l‘sclflc accelerated the decline. The
market was stecdlnr and prices a trls
do better at it o'l‘lmk.
want. srnnnr. Noonwflmulv unison om mountains and mam uni
that moved cautiously for an hour un- timid _ W forests mosaics
tier the influence of the low surplus by mail mom. also this
duration, ability to imam grout die They had
(Continued from Fins Page.)
m .
The regular Standard trolleys will
leave the corner oi Maln‘ and 2. Wall
streets live minutes later than the old
timetable and arrive at that place live
minutosearlier. This will allow them
ten minutes to make the trip to New-
town avenue and return. . . . 1
The East avenue and Broad River
line will run on the East avenue
schedule at twenty-four minutes. but
will make the trip to Broad River
without change. ’ . .
The Newtown avenue line time will
be forty minutes now, instead of. thir:
ty-six minutes previously. "
‘ The first (tantrum Broad RIVer
leaves at ii:3ti"'and the last car to
llroadlltiver from Main and. ~Wail
sit-eels is ”:4. making the last our
front Broad River 11:24; which Is 36
minutes later than formerly. .'i‘lie first
car from Newtown avenue will leave
at 6:18 and the last Curio Newiown
avenue from Main and'WaIl streets
will leave at 11:25. therefore theiast
car from Newtown avenue Is 11:30,
which Is thnty-four minutes later
than the old timetable.
tiou via East avenue will remain -the
same, 6:29, and the last car will loiivo
the station for East avenue at. 11:17.
West. avenue line will leave the some!
of Main and Wall streets at. 5:48 as
formerly.
The last car from the station on
West avenue meets the 1:16 train as
formerly. The fast car from Main
and Willi streets to South Nortvaik is
the same. 1:03 a. lit.
The \\'Innipauk schedule will re
main exactly as before. the first. car
leaving the station at 6:00. and the
last. car at llc24. The last. car from
Winnlpauk leaves there at 11:48. The
llorton'a l’olnt line will remain the
same.
The iirst cur Icarus Main and Wall
streets at 5in and reaches Rowaytotf
at 6:10, and then returns to Norwaik.
The next car lcnvl-s Nortvaik for Stam—
ford at 5:55. The nextrarlt-avos Siam-
ford line at 6:50. next one at 'lzltl
and loriy initiates lill‘l‘t‘flni‘r, until
11:50 p. ill. Thus the theatre car. he
tore only going as tar as Rowayton.
will now go as far as the Stamford
line, but will not connect with the
Stamford cars.
From itowaiyton at ilzlti a. m. to
'izso n. in. there will Ilt' n twenty-min-
utc schedule and from Norwnllt from
I or. p. in. until lizlt’i p. m.. inclusive.
The cars will pass at tho Rowuyton
sultt it Instead of at linricn as former-
ly at 62230 a. m . and every forty initi-
utes tlicrt-nitt-r, making direct conned
lions Instead oi the ten minute lay-
tn‘ul‘.
There will he no change in the trans»
it'I‘ prit ileuos now in effect on oil lilies.
The system which has been the rule
for some little of string men runs on
two or three dim-rout lines during the
day will he discontinued import-ow
The men will stay on the one line
throughout their entire Working time.
The new schedule does not provide
for twenty minute headway to lloway-
tou_ if possible. and to Mcatiow street.
at any t‘Yt'IlI. as requested by the Mer.
clmnis' and Manutni'turcrs‘ associa-
ton. or to Meadow street.
as requested In the Mel'-
prmlde nditionaI scri'ite. Iti ro~
card to the reply imported from the
company that thc liusincss on the line
to Meadow street and lion-nylon does
not warrant twenty minute ears, Mr.
Hum-us makes the reply that such an
argument does not appeal very stronti-
I_\' to him for in his business it is some-
tinws necessary for the acrotnmodu'
lion or the pulilic to carry lines of
goods that do not pay an ordinary prof-
it,
The Mort-hunts‘ and Manufacturers“
Association proposes to continue the
effort to procure the extra service tie.
aired and It is t-ousIdt-red likely that.
it will he lirouaht up at the Associa-
tion‘s monthly meeting Wednesday
lllltllt
The special rtunmittco appointed
last \H'i‘k to investigate the matter of
iwticr express train service westward
afternoons reported to tho transports»
lion rmnmlilm‘ of the Association Sat-
urday night and this matter will also
he taken up at the monthly Inleeilnil.
Ham-s into effect tomorrow the Blam-
ford cars will lenro Ncwiow‘n avenue
for Stamford lo and so minutes after
own hours and till minutes after the
mid Iiourn; nrrlvlng at Main and Wall
«tracts I?» and fifi urinates after oven
hours and 36 minutes after odd hours.
arriving at liowayion switch It) anti
no minutes after even hours and anti
:io’minuicn after lliIlI hours; arriving
at illumi'm‘d city ”no It) and iii) mill-
nicn iiIIi‘t‘ odd hours and 30 minutes af-
ter oven hours. Returning. earn leave
Hinmford line to rind in) minutes af-
ter odd and 30 minutes after oven
lama; arriving at liuwnyton i-lwitch
ill and fit) minutes after even and till
mlnuton alter odd hours: arriving at
Main it Well streets. f. and 45 minutes
offer even and in minutes after odd
iloltrii.
HAD DOV IHAKI TRIED.
Almm Fitch's Orchard Robbed by
Norvy Mon.
Abram Witch, of Human avenue.
has some fine apple trees in Wentport
art-nut- and the other day went up
there to pick the apples which loaded
the trees this season. lio took three
barrels in his wagon and when he
reached the place he met with the
some siliceous that Old Mother Huh.
herd had in the tab! of olden times.
tic, found that the a plan had been
stolen.
The her who shook the tree was
found today and Its hays that he does
not how who tiirihiovu it: re. out
that they came along and as on him
to sheila the apples down for them.
a wagon and three carrots
and u that as he check them down
they picked tat-tn oh and tthcin into
tits homo. no can t 0 then told
W thorn by the trust: that: thew a nest Into .wntr
clement. A at it accretion? “MOM he the
‘ “ii“ tuii ’ Ii . m‘git
last that they had purchased the a
'm rum... . at t“ ' t" ”i
. a on;
/ "““Ti “m I - .
The first car from the railroad sta- ‘
The first car to the station on the .
In the winter iroIIt-y schedule which .
W
.i
that: ‘
. nan luvs
From, Your Intelligent Head 7
to Your Delicate Feet '
We ' H ave th e
Right Wearables.
O
SUITS FOR BUSINESS...010 to $25
lllues, lirowns, Grays and Fancles.
HATB..................I1.00 to 33-00
SHIRTS ..... ........500. $1.00. 01.60
The Newest Fall Patterns.
NECKWEAR—ui beautiful. array In
solid colors, stripes and Persians.
FALL SHOES ....................-
$3.50, $4.00. $4.50 and $5.00
HOSIERY, FANCY VE8T8, UNDER-
WEAR.
ALL' READY.
ALL RIGHT.
Price’s Clothing Storeé‘_
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
[IIIIIIAIIIIIIIIIS l urination
c
wouldn‘t. go to any lira
loronco to me."-wuievlio Courier-
Journal.
What are you reading. anyhow?"
this chapter."
comma and no
t‘ouriertdournal.
...-anvt-ntlon at Richmond a young lady
«pills; near the bishop of Morton said
IO m:
m
similarity between your country and
our: on one point. Does the butterfly
licensee the tomato can?"
i‘ivacliitin
'IIIImllil of hi “my wild“
soil it till hoot. ' ,
Mon, Tues, Wed. - . - Oct. 3.4, 5
REAL VAUDEVILLE
BIJOU DREA
AT HOYT’S THEATRE
MATINEE DAILY, 2 P. M.
EVENINOS. 2 COMPLETE SHOWS. 7 AND 9 P. M.
EVERY SATURDAY. 4-COMPLETE SHOWN.
MATlNEES——i:30 and 3:30. EVENINGS—GME and 8:40
. .
Charles Lindholm 8. Company
in his Latest Success-«T he
Man From Minnesota
CoI.O.C.Macit&Co.
in “Big and Little
Casino and the
Joker"
Singing and Dancing Novelties
Eddy Horaa 8.
Edmonds Co.
in the Minstrels
Pastime
. ,..Tiie GREAT ARIADNE
“and Her Company in a Musical Comedy
“Fooling Uncle”
Vaudeville every Monday & Thursday
Motion Pictures Every Day
Change of
tiewett Piano. by Steiner! 5 Sons Co... Used Exclusively
~PRICES-~ honinga
10%” 1
Box Seats. 25c
nor noon son TH! Doc. ‘
(New York Times.)
”if you are a dietinctIy do"! than.
with a partiaiity tor costly . Jewelry.
there is one disadvantage in ownint a »‘
anchahund." laid the man who lite!
on.
”For the first. time in my life i Mm
chosen a dachshund tor my iaitlt
notilpimion. Sometimes i wish I ‘t;
The dog‘s all right. and i like it
lint—rats. but, getting a pin to match
has been hard .work. in a store ms
store i have merchant it that it!
as was [my caste , win , it my oil:
dogs. and GVOI‘Y' tics am .
' usuol‘quntlou: 'Have Mia pi
looks like, this dogi’- .
“Nobody had. i snoutthoy.
Ii'lol’e was too much of! him to‘ ,
on." T5
viii-ton. nor Tm“.
it is quite certain that much to
donate diminish the risk oi! ..
ambiyo to by paying attention to .
tum no at: or personal hymen
instance, a rule should he mm.
to smoke upon an empty etc; ,
u tar as trouble only sitar
In aimlessly has to who
air that ' ‘ .
Matinee
5c and tile
HIB EXPINIINGE.
The dog in ninn’u hoot friend."
"so We often heard."
"Doii‘t you believe it?"
“Well. I never had a dag. that
or in pro
i
’ .
HAD N0 M0!!! TIME.
"1 can‘t wait any further for you.
Wait until i finish
“l‘ii wait until you get to the next
longer.”-—lauisvilic
"Henry James.
HIKING THE LIGHT.
At a dinner, during an Episcopal
"liishop. I wish you would set my
ind at rest as to the similarity or dip
The iii-non nu lied nonunion
all . (at-om aim
dinner
m. r» W”
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