3 ;’ whh.mummo cotter.
mono. from 26: to M ,
all sizes. at
' Wit-anon Dillon.
nutter-'-
_ gab—City Edi
- Next Sunday will be rally Sunday at
the Norwalk Methodist church.
II it
fluctuating“
ton Resistance
Milton Lockwaod'and family have
moved from Day street to South Main
street.
Joseph Rooney. of the Boston Store.
has as in taken up his duties utter his
recent ilness .
Edward McAiilster, or W. 1.. Olsen 3
shoe store spent the morning in West
Port on bus pass.
Itoy Loydon returned to his duties
in Wood's pharmacy yesterday utter a
two weeks vacation.
Mr and Mrs. Morris Epstein ure vis-
itors In New York and New Jersey
City until‘ Thursday.
Miss Alice V. Clark. of Spring iliii.
who has been visiting in Boston, has
returned to her home here.
The South Norwaik city council was
convened last evening but adjourned.
until this evening for business scsslon.
H. B. Lockwood and. family have
moved from Woodward avenue to Bur-
moved from Woodward avenue to Bur-
rltt avenue.
The State vs. Charles Shatzzor is be.
ing tried in the Bridgeport Super‘loi
court today. Several Norwalk people
are in attendance.
William B. Unhoitz set out lll his
automobile tor the Danbury lt‘ulr this
morning. accompanied by Mr and Mrs.
G. L. Price and Edward Ryie.
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President 1“ mil wa. or the
local trolieymen's uni up at the day.
in Hartford yesterday attending 3
meeting of the conference board. He
attended also a convention of 'he doi-
"é§m€ nomad-urti- strum labor-“unit
Jon». heldnhueuntstwun ,. . . W,
William D. Kenning. superintendent:
, oi the Yale University grounds, New
Haven, and wife and son. came down
to South Norwalk Sunday in “er
tomobile and were guestsoi‘
‘ lung’s uncle. Mayor-elect Albert“ M.
Pohlmau. and Mr.s Pohlmau
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Fred G. Bulien. well indwn to many
Norwalk people no the proprietor or a
hotel and restaurant in Bridgeport and
for many years prominent in sporting
affairs, died Sunday night at. his home
in Bridgeport, or Bright‘s disease. lie
was fifty two years of age and a native
oi London, England.
The meeting of the Woman's Associ-
ation of the South Norwnilt Congrega-
tional Chlrch will be held tomorrow
ailelnoon at 3: 30. Miss McClure will
be in (barge and the sublet-t will no
“The Romance of the Missionary "
There will (allow a social hour.
The regular quarterly meeting of
Court Edmonde De lmlcia was held
last evening at the lodge rooms in
Washington street. The regular busi-
ness oi the session was tramacted'but
rcireahmouts. planned for last even-
ing, were postponed until the next ses-
sion.
At the regular meeting 0! Pale-tine
()nutle. No 2. A. ‘0. K. oi M..C.. bald
last evening in Mystic (‘huin Hell it
was voted to hold a joint meeting with
Queen Victoria Assembly next Non
tiny evening when 1) 11.3.? Holman.
will report on his visit to the Select
(‘natle oi Pa. Retreahmonta will in
curved. Under good ot the order Sir
Knight John 1. IIrllndlfll was pronoun
ed with u I’ilili Commander's t-urtlil
cute by (‘omnmhtlcr 13.0 Mean for
{'althi‘ul service in the attic. ol' Chap-
a.
Mina Mos lioil'miin. at Summer
street. who until Saturday evening was
employed in 'l'riutram and unit’-
atom in Wall mt. tor several years
during which than the made numerous
tripods about town. has gone from
‘ Norwalk to Burma. Florida. where
she will make her home indefinitely.
she wont to hint: r1“ lather Henry
Botanic in that be lathe hopes that
her health will improved and lett
Norwalb this morning with Mrs. lion-
Man. They will over in Washing»
ton no .amiw polo Florida
train. ll‘rlonda' om billy yWith
byo‘s yesterday.
~F‘or any min. from with
ham any cause. apply Dr. Theater
Hlectrlod Oil Pain m’t all! when
it use .
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‘ saunter minim-r
General contradict
m “Mi“ wall. MI W
”lulu
"airman"? given oil oil mm
Warn solicit“. 7
, _ 'i
_ reach tholr ilomjblm 3., ..
' . «Miss
bliss Hanoi Waterbury. at how: atop.“
it «been ti this all ms
and Grace Hunt, t Hantord place.
i ‘ the Crescenlt‘k'i‘erriace
s strum PF llflmoti it; e do n-
ite pmportiouii bill. beinz wail toward
hair done. The incident; or the too
4‘30» are suite to s0 around to
VIII
George Fat-well. operator at the ma-
chlne at Blasccrg theatre, spent Sut-
urduy in lli‘ldkepnrt on business. and
William Klinmerilu. oi Bridgeport
who was formerly the operator at Mu-
sic Hall. substituted {pr him.
Nelson Huributi, Frederick Brun~
rinse and William Coley. all of Conn
non Station. want to Long island. Sat-
urday, and witnessed the Vanderbilt
can race. They expect to attppd the
races at that place on the fifteenth.
~
The annual state convention of the
Klnx' s Daughters and Klug‘ 9 Sons will
be held October ll and 12, at the Sec-
ond Congregational Church. Broad.
street, New London. Many members
of the circle in town are planning to
go and the deleustcs are also making
their plans.
Miss Lillian Morris, of Jacksonville.
Fin. who has spent the summer with
Mr and Mrs F‘. S. Lyon. of West
street. returned home. yesterday, She
sails {rent New York this afternoon
on the Clyde line steamer Apathc
Mrs. Lyon ,aocompanled her to New
York city. t
Miss Mary Bradley. of Chestnut
street who has been coniiued to her
home for the at live weeks with
trouble with he left foot. is greatly
improved and is cgpected to be able
to be about again in a short time. She
is one of the popular clerks in N. E.
Ryan's store.
Herman Quittuer.» of South Nor.
walk, proprietor of the saloon former-
ly owned by Marcus Conroy, on Atlan-
tic street. Samt‘ord. has sold to Colou-
tlna Scanneill. wlte of Giovanni Scan-
nelli, all the stock in trade. fixtures.
goodwill. and outstanding accountant
160 Atlantic street.
The water supply on the hills is sad-
ly lowered. The well at Carl A. ilnr-
strom's home is dry and tho l-‘alriield
County home gets water-only at night.
filling the large tank so that It is used
in the day time. and by night is about
al|.out. The aspect oi the drought in
becoming more and more serious.
End 0 din otiiiofi
The new trolley ac ole wuut into
effect this morning and a working all
righttexcept in two plates and this is
not the fault of the schedule. but the
conditions. The torn up section oi
IWallvstroot. neat Mill Hill. and the
to u up, section oi the same street near
den euavnehe; traveling
slow at these points. However, there
is not any serious delay and every-
thing will move along smoothly when
these streets are again in working or-
der.
--MlLI..,INERY OPENING.
. Fitch announces a
showihg'of ,. ed hats and millin-
ery novelties on Tuesday and Weduem
day. October fourth and illth. at 64
Wall street.
Danbui'y Fair
Are you going to the fair?
Why Not Go 111 an
Automobile?
Cara leaving South Norwaiklt
every morning and returning late
in the alarm.
$2.50 a person
W. A. HANFORD
‘2 North Main 0t
DR. DICK’I MIOIOINI 60..
IO NOIWALK. CONN.
OINTLIMINl—v
I can add. with cdnildonco. a word in
commendation of Dr. Dick's Medicine.
it does all that is claimed for it Many
of my triendl have used the prepara-
tion for malaria and rheumatism with
most utiitfactory revolts
Very truly yours,
CHARLIE F‘lNNlcilAN.
a» Wall St. Nurwallt. Conn.
a
W. MflWW .‘umu
GRAY BROS.
Manufacturer. oi im-
on mod
3 O D A and
moot-cl Waters
Iotaatttltuo tut .
' And the rapid and
the fruit and coiiiectlonury business at .
Wily selected stock.
‘ t offered in this vital iii at it . no or rut-ti 6
buy ai'We claim to save you mi 10 £02 gh’b‘y‘bgllltm till.i . m; 1'
Furniture, Carpcta. Mailings. 0i10lotlis
Rugs and Dome es “
stood! lacrosse of trado bl‘bycs beyond a doubt that the
public appreciate» and momma good velour. We invite careful luspoc
lion of our store, stock and prices. You will lliid it to your advantage to
malts pour purchases here.
guts ismrtmti'ut‘. tn " out. his beyond
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A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Diredtdrs and Embailmflt
South Norwnllt. Conn.
I218 North Main Street.
0.15. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
5: mm. "at“. ruoua m.
All
uonwaut. '
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
: Opens Tuesday. October ‘ 4th
Tuition
36.00 per month
Books FREE
Port Chester
Tuesday
ednesd ay
ursday
Stamford
Sessions :
So. Norwaik
ONE MAXWELL “30" 1910
ONE MAXWELL “30" 1009 ONE ELMORE IOIO
ONE BUICK “40" 1909 ONE ELMORE 1907
' 11 SINGLE CYLINDER CADILLACB. rumble «at
0.2 1910 4 CYLINDER CADILLACB. deml- tonnolu
All cars are in line rulinlnflordcr For partitnlura inquire
F. E. Lockwood 8: Co.
39 Wall St..—-(’ Phone) Garage Water St.
on: among ’toos
a. oI‘waik. Conn.
Dress Trimmings
Generous atoc‘ts oi smart. new.
minus for full costumes are here. Lace bandd..edges.
insertions. motile. allover yoklngl. beaded garnlturea.
beaded and silk fringes. IRBN‘IS. curds. braids. etc. in
beautiful designs and t-olorings. The new Par-inn ot-
iects in allover low. light and dark grounds. are in
great demand now. and can be had here in combina~
lion. to blend with (lily color dress. Sale to any you
can make a nilsl’ariory selection here at a price you
can aflord.
The N. E. Ryan Company
‘ 86 Washington Street
fashionable trim-
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BOTTOM
160 CARRIAGII. IUSINEOB WAGONIt
DUMP WAGONB. AND FOUR-WHEIL REAR TIP CANTI.
it you are to want oi any at the above, will malts you bargain price.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION ”‘8.
Man moons.
Que oi the my Fall Siylco‘oi
Walk Overs I'
Wilhelm or
“unknown It?”
Invited
TZVIUIAN WILL
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dint
, P. 0. M ”WEI
NEW GANAM‘. CONN.
Wmmrwam .. 3”
summit.“ mounts
vim. suitor. carbonic.
width we are receiving daily
nnhnwn
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or
Fowues’ Gloves
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in scans
Declaring l4 Senators Un-
worthy oi Re‘cleclion
HARTFORD. Oct.
yesterday. President Sonthoimer,
the Hartford (‘eulral Labor Union.
sprung a surprise on the convention
by presenting a rcholution in ottett
that all labor men should rciuso in
v0 9 tor inurtcvu of IIlt‘ somtlora who
wore members or lilo lust legislature
Ihouid they nppont to: election to ally)
ethos. Thu lusohtlitut wliltli prov-:lpl
taicd a debuts lasting an hour was as;
follows:
“.itesolved That an inn members
of organized labor in conventio-
seuibigd do lu-n- by declare that none
of the {eliciting named senators are
worthy to hold any positions within
the gift or the people having be
trayod the trust repaired in them by
the voters of the state during the Iii!-
Ilid all should ho relegated into polit-
It'ai oblivion
The Senator. Named.
“Chambctiain. Abbe, Middleton.
Ludlngtou Stiles Vaughn. Chase, Lat-
Turnvr and tiny. "
in the debate as to wlwthor or not
the resolution should be discussed in
this open meeting. Mr Southeliuer in
timated that there were delegates
present who would endeavor to
"swine" the convention into a do.
clarittlon for one party or the other.
but he predicted their efforts would
not be trulttul
Labor Factor in Campaign.
That organised labor will play an
important part in the present political
auto campaign and aloe in the election
gas made manifest first by 'l‘. M
rowlcy. of this city. who was chosen
temporary chairman. in addressing the
del again he said the obleci oi the
tinting was not to endorse any cun-
interotttii. in the campaign. and.
if salute. to have some definite pol-
.icy in regard to candidates and issues.
lie quid many important biilti are to
be presented iot- enactment at the
am panel-til imply and sverythiau
possible should be. done by the wot-lo
in: forces or the state to In What
measures in their interest are ivon
the continuation they are snail to.
At the afternoon session the commit-
m on crmlentiahi reportod in favor
or usual 100 delegates present.
deluged Stanley. ot Meriden. was
unanimously elected secretary or the
convention A ootmniitee on resolu-
tics- wu named consisting or halo
gm! Oiirnrnlnu. Hartioi-d: (installer.
Greenwich. Stewart. Bristol; and Con
teiic. New Haven.
The following tlolagateu were oil the
With-on credentials: mm a. by.
rd;
“stamina. flit-ad.
barrows.
about loo dole lob Vim
Each Central lat r Union in
Will.“ Solidin
with” l
NewTailored Suits to Older
All the New Styles and Fabrics will interest you. There is ;
no obligation to purchase, but you owe it to yourself to know
what this Tailoring Service means to you. Your early call is
insulin
Resolution at State colivttntitmi
l.-—At the state;
labor convention which opened ' here. 7
of‘
nice of the lust lvuiuluiuro they one .
liner. Allen. ilindforti, Seurls Barnum. ‘
Mouton or any party. but to Llltillll _
, million was called to order by Presl-
fccts and nice
beautiful novel-
ties of any Shop; 3
in The Norwalks, ‘
and we take spe
cial pride ill s'a
ing that our prices
range from 25%3“?
to 30% below3
those demanded
elsewhere. I’ll
us to the testand;
see.‘ ”
earnestly solicited
[MINTZ’813' King Tailored Walsts;
“J'hc Store That Satlfies"
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Asbestos Shingles
The cost of asbestos shingles is about 50 per (Being more than wood
shingles 'i‘o onset this extra cost you have a shingle that is fireproof, '
will never wear out. thus will never need renewing and when drop .,
bed from the roof an asbestos shingle will not break. Many of the"
most prominent architects and builders are now recommending u-
beatos shingles over all others. even suite, for slate is much heavier
and is easy to break.
Charles H. Ait‘itho rpe.
CARPENTRY. BUILDING ANDrp CONTRACTIN
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IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
HILL TIL. “J. YARD TEL- “‘8.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace g}
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Moulded Wood-a flatten. two an». Sheathing and Buildora' p“...
“Unoola” Asphalt mm mung.
flair inln'atiiii: and bulimia: Paafia.
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«m: Correct glasses will make you no
as you should Let our “WNW... , 3
who it a Skilled Eye Specialist. '
FOR EXAMINATION.
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE,
"Sttimiortl. Conn:
Open Monday it Saturday
,4
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THAMER
Optician
broom lN Han "onto
(‘ONCORIL N. it.
spoons in a human stomach hay
AMERICAN BANKERS MEET.
hos ANtllciJllS, ('ai.. Oct. 4.-.-«t)eie-
cater to the ihiriymlrth annual can-
motion of the American bankers Ala disclosed by an autopsy parlor
adulation met in the Auditorium todathiu Catherine Molnar. oi Ma‘
lit a committee oi the whole to receive' an inmate oi the State insane '
the reports oi the various committees bore. A low days up one at
‘hat crunched (or with the areal loudanta saw the woman It!
KIM!“ interest bringing the report mail teaspoon. Medical
ring on “bills oi lacing.“ The con was summoned. but the on
within a short time An autbp .
torday revealed nine spoonlufi
one of them bearing the critical
«new»... ._....
DIPLOMATIC RELATION. RI
' cahactlila.,Veuc§::la, Oct
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TASUTEAU MAKE. SLIM-112mg coiomhia. which meant
station a. Franco out. 4.-iii. st- . Iavui'oti booaun ci a boundary.
man made it a tom the are been restored. out
”trains from no», hut out domes «noisily ‘
molar. 'l‘lio aviator not at liar: ile- ’i‘oms so Colombian total-til“
Milan and directing his course be- mic.
lent Lewis in Pierson. Registration
ii the headquarters of the crotlcntlaiu
:ommltteu shorted the arrival of more
bun 2.000 (telesales. and oihciala or
the association my they expect at least
”300 by night.
entitled to title dill
Minions Mwmdtoilowod
forays)“:
is "ill lott peaks at Hit a dud
'i on ’3 And we mallard or
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