v
If mhavoonltivstod a mm for
solid pure. Candy.
oua‘lloua titans swears
will «Natal! tickle salsa. u-
m fresh and sail -
. r. a!‘ LANE .
Tel. 400. , at Washington It.
loll ills
mum «urinal. TILIPHONI
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DIM—News Department
m~luslnosa Department
44-2—lranoh Dillon. Norwaik ,
I00 -—-Editol-'a Real nos
Wily lditor'o‘ oaidonoo
‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unset-
tied weather with showers tonight or
Thursday, followed by clearing and
cooler Thursday afternoon or night.
The western disturbance has moved
during the last 24 hours from North
Dakota eastward to upper Michigan.
It is producing unsettled weather with
showers from the Mississippi valley
eastward to the coast. This vicinity
is now on the southern edge of this
disturbance and will. continue so for
the next 24 hours.
with high temperature and occasional
showers may be expected, followed by
clearing and cooler Thursday night.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
ClTemperature: Low, 52; high, 66.
our.
Read about the sale of china clos-
etsatF. A. Mitchell's. A big saving.
James Kent. of Raymond and Sons
(grocery. is attending the Daubury
r.
Conrad Price took a party of friends
out sailing last Saturday, in his launch
Vespa.
R. Hoyt. Moses. of Arch street. a lit
Saturday last in New Haven in
friends; ‘. " 4
Frederick A; Ella. of Mott avenue,
is “lending the day in New York city
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whitlock. of
Norwaik, went to the Daubury Fair
this morning.
i. Mrs. Angel, of Grslid,Rapids..Mi<-bt.
tan. is visiting‘Mrs. Philip Knapp, at
West avenue. '
A. R. Mnlkin. of Franklin avenue;
‘Norwalk, Ia spending the day In New
York city on business.
John H. Koiie. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
spent Sunday with Warren 0. Wood;
. ward, of Holden avenue.
There will be a. meeting of Division
No. I. A. 0. ii. tomorrow eveuihu In
their quarters. Matters of Importance
are expected to be brought before the
meeting.
Judge ll". W. Perry. of Derkeley
street, who has been improving from
his recent Illness. suffered a relapse
and is new In a serious condition.
Much concern Is felt over his condi-
tion. .
Clifford Ward, of Arch street, who
has been ill at his home for about a
week, returned to his duties In W. I...
Olsen's shoe store, this morning. lie
feels much better. but has lost weight
and strength.
There was a meeting of the Nutmeg
club last evening and beside inking in
one new member. John (lithill, of Itlvcr
street. the regular routine business
was the rule. It was thought that plans
for a smoker would be formulated. lull
for some reason this question nun not
brought, up
TOWN ”
Assessors’ Notice
w_...wa_~w....
We, the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay lMltiii lit the Town of
Norwalk. that thoynre reouirdd by law
‘to deliver to the assessors. or either
of them. on or before the w
First Day of November, 1910.
a written or printed list. dated. signed
llnd sworn to. of all properly owned by
them on the first day of October. illiti.
liable to taxation.
N. Bwlaiita may he returned in the
Assessors, at the Assessorll' (mil-c.
Town Hall building. Norwnik, and at
(ill Wool. Washinaton street, lilolllh Nor-
walk. from and including October i7,
tlllti, to and including November 1,
llllil. said offices to, be opened from to
to it: o‘clock a. nu, and from 2 to 5
o'cloolt p. m.. all days of the week
(Sundays exceptedl, and on Saturdays
and on Noismber I. 1910. from 7 un-
til ll o'clock in the evening.
All persons will Denatured to alive
street and mum or of their'property.
and also of lot ouse stands on. ‘
Dated lit Norwalll, Chem. October
a mo. ,
' oscrm w. RAYMOND.
(looses w. lures
JOHN w. uooaanils.
all it Assessors.
Absorbent Cotton ,
Bandages, etc.
Unsettied Weather n
Publl .
unaware a: retina ouamo
Hi) "ill“ HOURS AT
TA _ OR & GOLDEN
Townsu'mmlmrggfl. tours
5.“... & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
-—s0l.o Alt-t
F. H BAXTER'S
DRUG STORE
J
Timo*for K. D. Frames for next sun»
msr'a best, new. Special prices. Two
slightly used boat- for sale; one 20-h.
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
Oneal-ft. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very .
cheap It bought. now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
. OystorShell PoinhNorwalk
I Take Pride
in a reputation for careful and gentle
manipulation of instruments and the
highest regard for a patient’s comfort
and feelings.
A visit to the dentist is bound to
come a few times In every one‘s life-
the better the dentist. the fewer the
timesvnnd i do everything possible to
make a visit here as pleasant and the
wark as easy and satisfactory as can
a. Dr. J. H- Mallory
16 South Main 8t., South Nor-walk
Hours: a a. m. to 8 p. in. sudden
by appointment only. 'r'
—— v .W—u~.w J
Tailored
Shirt
Waists
‘ 98.} to $2.98
WHITE LACE WAJETS. BLACK TAF-
FETAO AND: MESSALINE
WAISTS.
l. l. MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
BlWAsHlNGTON STREET
' and...
LUNCH SETS
25c EACH
One extra large Table Cover. till xiii
‘ 12 Fast Color Napkins
12 Fast Color Dollies
6 Fast (‘olor Plates
PAPER NAPKINB ....... t.. be 002.
BIRTHDAY CANDLES, all colors
W. A. Briggerman’s
Stationery Store
Donovan Iloolt. 182 Washington It.
..mmw—.~ w.- _.. -m ~._.-....- 9—...
We Make
Glasses
the right way. We have a I‘hysic.
inn, who Is Il Skilled my.» Specialist,
to oallliine your eyes. NO
CHARGE Ftill EXAMINATION.
THAMER
Optician
ITAMFOIID - ~ - CONN.
Open Monday & Baturday Evenings
._,_._-.~
1
‘ m j all 0mm 7 ‘:
do...
‘ 7 a Isis deposit box
now and we will
give you a receipt
to boo. lot, 1911,
for the regular
annual rental.
T ii I Iaiiaflm
lieu of knowing
your valuables
are safe is worth
many times Your
dollars a year.
Copyright “artflichafihcr a. Mall:
:. . . ' e
THE HOME OF HART. SCHAFFNER & MARX
CLOTHES.
~ The Finest Fall Clothes
That Ever Came to Town
We have good reason to be proud of our show-
ing of Fall Clothes. We think they're the greatest
lot we’ve ever gotten together. So do our salesmen,
and they see so many clothes that they don‘t get
worked up very much all a rule.
But when these new Fall Clothes came in, we sur~
prised them, not only with the handsomcness of the
woolcns and the attractiveness of the ncwmodels. but
also with the astonishing values at each price.
You ought to see lot yourself—now. whether you
are ready to Buy or not.
, FALL SUTS. $l5 to $30—SOME GOOD ONES
AS LOW AS'Slo.
Fall Overcome. as
priced the same. '
AFaII Hats and Furnishings.
handsome as the.Suits, and
d
Two srosas:
The N ew- Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
«W
|
no MAN IN THE WRONG can KEEP up WITH 'rlla MAN in THE
RIGHT—WHO KEEPS ON comma. ‘
No western wed, manufactured hundreds of miles away. conso‘
quenily always slate. and composed mostly of the Iii-products of the
mills .9“ keep up with u find made hcro nt home, fresh ground each
day, and composed entirely of good clean urnius and pure wheat pro~
docile—i! it keeps on coming.
First Qn'otlality. lost in price. nlwuys In the minlil of Its custom-
ers. iiouuie Home tlronuli Food for Horses, (‘uitle and Poultry.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
C
I
.. T" manage...
“Elena... inWShéIi
NATIVE BUTTER FISH. BLACK FIEH, Ell... HARD 0N0 SOFT CHADS.
BLUE FlSH, WEAK Hal-i. FLAT FlflH. SNAPPIR ILUII. OTIAK COD.
SALMON. HALIIUT. BEA TROUT, HADOOCK. V'LLDW PIRCH, MAR-
KET COD, GIEENPORT OYGTERO. LONG AND ROUND CLAMO. £3»
CALLOPB. “'
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
.. M... .. .. 5A. . 4 -- *
Don't et Your Money Lie Idle!
' f degosited on‘or before
ctober 5, in the
The South Norwaik Savings Bank. .
it Will Draw Interest From Otiober i“ i
_ Small Aooountsaro’lnvitod ' .
.,...__ .
will be {meeting .0!
A... meal
‘ 'i‘hoer trans alumnae
walk Aerie. No. lilllt. Fraternal Order holdthlll magmas. that no is a
of insoles, this ovonltili. At this tune while-Ill . l - fir gmuakatmw
‘ U
Selectman John Davies will put up ,. ' ‘ , 2’
fir$tsuu
A great tune is anticipa- rtlartiat he
new
line feed and blow out in honor or
launches.
l. .
s . mwufih‘muflu .
; were supplied in lltlfliciimt quantity to
SAMPLE LOT
SHOES ‘
Button and lace. Sizes 5 to 10
. nth-.20 I
--- MAX LEVY ---
. IdUTH seawaut
Wilt)
COAL TRADE?
Who buys coal right?
Who handles cool right?
Who ulis coal right?
Who delivers cool right?
—-WE 00--
Those are our strong points. our
“knows" in coal; that's why ‘
WE ARE “1T"
in the
i
i
I
COAL TRADE i
Hazleton Goal 1
l The B. Hershfieid & Son Co. '
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
We have Just released from bond
and have on hand 25 barrels of the
famous Oi. Chicken Cock Whiskey.
it has been sold at the old stand for
the last 25 years. Try It and be con.
vincod that it Is the best Whiskey
sold for the money.
Straight Chicken Cock Whiskey. pol-
full quart .................... . .3100
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Quart Old Cliff .................. 90c
Quart Monogram ................. 75o
Quart Sherry .................... 50o
Quart Port ...................... 50o
Quart White Port ....... . ........ 60o
Magner 8f Flynn
138 Washington St. Phone 642-4
LakugEIcc
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brooksidc Lake Ice Co.
Office and Storage. N. Y., N. H. A H.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
wt... “the Edd
In smoking an Inferior cigar. when
you can not the but for the same
money
Roger Ludlow. lilc
Twin City. 5c
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALL DEALER!
B. J. REYNOLDS
" HANUPAOTUIHK
189 WASHINGTON STREET IBIDGI .
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or
. , o f l l. .
Men 8 Russ” Cali, From Your Intelligent Head
to Your Daltonte Feet
We Have
Right Wearables
‘l
SUITO FOR BUSINESS..410 to .28
Blues, Browns, Grays and Fascias.
HATS...................1.00 to $8.00
8H|RT8.............500i
The Newest Fail Patterns.
NEOKWEAR—A beautiful array in
solid colors, stripes and
FALL SHOES
ALL READY.
ulllllllllllll l
”-50: "-00. “.50 and $5.00
HOBIERY. FANCY VESTS, UNDER-
WEAR.
ALI. RiGHTl _
Price’s Cloth—big
98 Washington Street, south
th' e
”.00, ”.50
Persians.
Store?
Mil“
lllllllllllllll ~-
Change of
Jamie Piano. by stein-rt 4 Sons em, Used Exclusively
5c and 10c.
.lllilll iii illll Siliil ’
WALL El'l‘itilli-l‘l’. Iilzli) a. m.~«0nir
a feeble movement of prices resulted
from the opening dealings in stocks
which were entail, but which embraced
a large number of different losllea. The
changes were very much milled. al~
though narrow. a rise in Republic
stool and Western Union of 3-4 and
In Northern Pacific of 5-8 and u do
sites in Consolidated Gas or 3-4 mow
surlng the maximum. l
WALL STREET. ii a. rue-Imports
sutmovement was confined to the
allaclaltles which have been prominent
this week. fluctuations in the standard
stocks being narrow and uncertain. l
WALl. STREET. Noon.—-'l‘lle course
of stocks ‘showed some conflicting
WI at work. The absence of ill-
gal «whammy fvoralllo. some
doubt; were felt over i s resources of
the my market. specialties wro,
marked up, but active market leaders
been down prices. Prices were ”do-
stirring at noon. Deeds walla iirnn ,
WALL a'rlthllll'i‘. 1 p." Ma‘e’l‘hti mil-
la ' . ‘
still in» ll fireballs,
stocks furthered the downward titlin-
‘iuht two points, National Bison
itmlaamatod copper and D. d.
It! «is ‘lli
Mon, Tues, Wed. - - Oct. 3, 4, ,
REAL VAUDEVILLE ' ., ~
BIJOU DRE 1;;
HOYT’S THEATRE ~- . .,
'AT
MATINEE DAILY.
svaumos. 2 compare allows. 7 AND a P. at.
evsnv earuaoav. e-cotthLETE‘sHowe-J.‘ ..
MATINEES—flao and 3:30.
Charles Lindhoim 8. Company v-lf ,
y in his latest Success-jibe ‘ ,
Man From Minnes
Col.0.C.Mack&C0.
in “Big and Little
Casino and the
Joker”
Singing and Dancing Novelties
The GREAT ARIADNE ,
and Her Company in a Musical Coated
“Fooling Uncle”
Matinee "PRICES-
Preserving Tilne .
Cooking Brandy, Cooking Siren-y,
and Cooking Port Wines ‘ ‘
Eddy Horns.
in the Minstrels
Vaudeville every Monday It
Motion Pictures Every Day
Box Seats, 25c
L
2P. M.
x.
salesmen-sills 9'51"”...
"u. .
H
l“
. .o-nnn-
Edmonds' Co. "
Pastime
Nut.
Md” [lotus (looking ill-an“
Y ...................
‘iililf Pint Dottie (looking
QDne run Hollie can.
some from the 'retelutlon in Porto-y Mason Jars, quarts .......IOo
Mason Jar Rubbers, derail...“
' i“
Brandy
.O‘IOIO‘II
86o
Bi'hhdy ................:30
“fl
Large Bettie (looking film‘-
ry
Large Viiottle Cookint Port..= . 4.,
Purfl Cider Vidal", “It ‘e's so
Mason Jars. pints mm... W
Lightning Jar Rubbers, den. i _
10c Porous. ii packages fort... I” .
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am shown by some of the initials
anmudlirginlacorol' momentum l" .1
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