Edward Stewart. of New York city.
‘spsnt yesterday in Neutrals up busi- 7
more. of Stuart
is no
Danbury fair
. ”Iv “up ‘tte
‘ yesterday.
«We have found lt~$ioddpwt nay-
Inond um. .
Cl Herry‘fl‘obeyhf‘OhI lee street. Flatt
Norwalk, was an sites out at the Dan.
bury hill .99 Thursday:
The nine. Robinson and London,
of Westport, attended the Sixth Coin
puny dance last evening in the Ar. ,
mory.
‘-
Harry Earle“ and Eric Hurst-tom at-
tended the Danbury Fair yesterday.
The young men returned to Norwalk
this morning. i .
m—M
Mrs. J. M. Benedict and her sister.
Mrs. Esther Stevens. have returned to
their homes after visiting with rela-
tives to Brooklyn.
amuse cerium “Lemons
fi—Now I“: stifled!
op mutant
W omen:
—Edltor’l Re i no.
swaty Mtor'omuidsnoo
M... 7 , M
A brilliant meteor shot across the
sky and fell into the water at Wilson
Cove, Thursday night. at 6: 45 oclock.
._ W
The Price clothing store aims to sell .
to the men who want clothing mode of
higg grade fabrics and ceirectiy tail-
ore .
Herbert O. Pollard. who iuiured his
left arm by a fell from a trolley car
recently, is considerably improved and
is anticipating a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Irving Horton f springdale.
'..Mrs Kande and dough er lllthei. of
LBpringdale, spent yesterday with Mrs.
‘herbert O. Pollard, of Winnipauit.
At a recent meeting of the Twin City . W“
Athletic Club it was voted to hold a .
dance in the Auditorium on Friday
availing, October 14th.
William H.'Raymond and Charles
Beers went to Weston yesterday at-
ternoon on a hunting expedition and
bagged several doe pieces of game.
Dr. Edwin Everett Smith and his
household have returned to Norwnlk
from Sugar Hill, New Hampshire,
where they spent the sumfer.
.m—o "Mr
Administration was granted yestcr~
day by Judge Henry Gregory. in the
Norwalk probate court, in the will of
the late James Howard, of Norwalk.
Mrs. Baterson has opened a colored
restaurant in the Hershiield building.
in Water street. for the accommoda-
tion of the colored oyster openers.
Stephen Sheldon, formerly night or-
derly at the Norwalk hospital, who was
operated on at the institution for up‘
pendlcliis and who was improving so
nicely has had a little set back. in that. l
he has contracted typhoid fever. which
will prolong his'ilness. Dr. Tracey is
attending and everything is in Mr.I
Sheldon’s favor for a complete recov-'
ery.
Mreravid Shaw, of Clay street.
who has been critically ill for some
time, is convalescent and is greeting
her friends after the long siege of ill-
ness. ,
—-Buy your Derbies at OBriens.
*—
A MATTER 0” HISTORY.
It cost millions of dollars, and thin.
ty-iive years time in work. to prove
conclusively that scientifically made
paint, is superior to the old method of
making paint by hand mixing with a
stick in a pot; a few gallons at a
time. The L. t M. Point is sclontlfl I
cally made by machinery with only the
Von Hospital In spending a short va finest Willie ZINC anti Willit! lpmi
cation at her parental home in Or- made from metal and purest Linseed
chard sir.eet . Oil. Its use saves costly labor. and
the many millions of tallons used
throughout the United States proves
It Sold by Chas. E. Dow. South Nor.
walk: llubbcli d: Staples lidwe. ('70..
Norwalk: W. S. Guycr & Sons. Wcsb
port; Northrop Bros. Southport.
Mrs. J. M. Benedict and sister, Mrs.
Esther Stevens. have returned to their
lip e in Norwalk. after a few days'
via! with Mrs. Benedict's son in
Brooklyn. .
Miss Lillian Johnson. who is study
ing to become a nurse in the New He-
The Woodward Avenue Market would
he a good place to buy your Sunday
dinner. They advertise the best meet
that money can buy and the prices are
extremely low
”civil?“
Why Not Go in tin
Automobile?
. Cars leaving South Nor-walk
George Sheehao. of New York city, every morning and returning late
is spending a few days at his parental 1“ “"3 afternoon. .
home in Norwalk. having been forced $2.50 a person
to take a vacation from his duties In ’
W. A HANFORD
the Customs House on account of ill-
32 North Main St
A box three inches high. five inches
wide and twentydwo inches long can
be hired for four dollars a year in the
burglar prcot vault of-tbe South Nor-
waik Trust Co.
Charles M. Lawrence, who has pur-
chased the Charles .I. Palmer place in
Elmwood avenue. and expects to move
there shortly, has sold his property In
Lowe street to Janos Kovasc.
o
“938 A
- 'Sll'ltllli Steak. Wise; Porterhouso.
ill and 20c lh. Special iii the Public
Market, 32 South Main street. 5
The Nelle Wins
it will do your eyes good to feast on
the display of safe pillows and art lin-
Oct. 4th the banner day for tho
“Valle 40”
one In the N. E. Ryan Co's windows.
Everything needed for the holiday
At llanhury Fair races wins five-
nule froc-‘ioi-ull event defeating
fancy work can be found at this popu-
lar store.
lluic‘a. Pope Hartford and' Koohlsr
403 '
m....* a...
Rev. Bradford P. Raymond. formerly
president of the Wesleyan University
and his brother, Robert I. Raymond.
superior court judge in Massachusetts.
are the guests of Mrs. Austin, at the
home of her sod. G. A. Austin. of West.
IlVOnUO.
(Toll on
W. A. Hanford
fur a demonstration,
42 North Main Street
(louncully (it Brucken are showing on
oxttilllollt line 0 (ladies' shoes in vol-
vm, dull kid tops. also patent leather.
pun metal and tons. The adv. will
uivo you prices on them and tell you
noun-thing about the other axcollont
lines that they carry.
DR. DICK'O MEDICINE 00.,
IO. NORWALK. CONN.
OINTLIMINtu-
mllticiil Dorbics at 0' Brien' s
The ii (i: ll. liat Company. .in Wu»
icr street, is rushed with ordel's. and
the plant has been working nights this
week. New electric lights have been
installed In the factory. Dsnhury nap~
pars have been asked to take employ.
mom in the plant owing to the rush of
business.
I can add. with continence. a word in
commendation of Dr. Dicks 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.
(‘llARLIiiti 'I‘h‘lNNi UAN.
39 W.alliit Norwalk. irpnn
(lately It Brennan are showlns hand-
some units for the ladies and hobby
suits for men that are privrd surprise
ingly low coosidorlnu the rpmlily
They Will pull them to you on the easy
payment plan No need of lookins
shabby with this uptown-minute store
at your service.
CRAY BROS
Manufacturers or im-
Mr and Mrs. George A. Sharron am
staying for the winter with Mrs. sher-
rou‘s parilfill. Mr. and Mrs. o 8. Aiken. "W"
otuhisin street Norwoiltmillr.!aherrog /...' 3 o D A and
w I commute between 3 p are an 5
New York where be In with the Con- Mineral Waters
unheated this Company as a superin-
icminnt of construction
m»
amines GliARlO’l‘l‘
General Contrsdtor
new. water work; murmur-sow
It work And rock mystics.
mm cheerfully given on All W
WI. More are solicit“. 3
IOTAILIIHIO “I!
Dali—mu
lamp-nus. Ginler
Ale and Lemon Soda
DI” ROCK
ANTIIIAN WILL
WA‘I'RI UIID
The Forest and lost
new oANAAN. eons.
, 12' 18 North Main Street.
‘MerriuNight‘suoo.
Vichy, Seltzer. carbonic. .
ppl
Inspect
Our carefully selected stock; wide assortment. end prices that are beyond
5 this the store for shrewd
'buysrs. W‘d‘l 0 third to have ills from 10 to 30 per cent. on
tho lowest uttered in this vicinity. are rastmaking
Furniture, Carpets. Mailings. :Oii Cloths
Ragga pd Draperirs .
And the rapid and steady «min; or trons proved beyond a doubt that the
We invite careful inspec-
tio of our store. stock and prices. You will find it to your advantage to
pu lie opp resistors and recognises good values.
make your purchases here.
A. J. Clollins .‘CO'.
Funeral Directors and Embsimers‘.
O. B. J’acnson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
6! WALL ITRIIT.
i
PHONI «I.
‘ ' Tuesday Tuition
Sessions: Wednesday 55. 00 per month
Thursday Books FREE
So. Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
one MAXWELL “30" mo
one MAXWELL «30" um ' op: ewes: mo
one euros “40” me one ELMORE 1907
11 emote cvcmoes CADILLACB, runtliio .’...
one mo 4 cvunoen CADILLACS. demI-toonolu
All cars are in line running order.
on: ELMORE use
For particulars inquire
F. E Lockwood 81 Co.
One of the many Fail Styles of
Walk Overs
which we are receiving daily
$3.50-il-t450-65
Flynn’s Boot Shop
Successor to Flynn 0. Ryan
90 WASHINGTON STREET; SOUTH NORWALK.
It is time now to boaip your fancy work. for Christ»
man. We are showing a new and saileclsliy attractive
stock of stamped and tinted Linen Doyliop. I'illow
Tops. (lollar links, Laundry lions. Whiskdlroom llold~
ore, Library spurts. Shirt—Waist (lasso. Dust-cloth liege.
etc, in the latest designs.
We also have Ninmped Muslin Underwear. matched
patterns on line cloth; dumped Bhirt Waista with pa-
per pattern for all bust men-urea. and Embroidery
Floss in package, to complete the garment.
The N. E. Ryan Company 5,
86 Wsshloflon Street
who All”
The grand chiefs of the state are}
scheduled to pay up oilivlnl visit to
Customs Tribe. No. .12 i. o n at. of .f.. is home with A severe cold on»
Norwaik. on Friday evening. October hence to be able to resume her duties
14.11.”. ”HOUR.
’ Mrs. 11M. Richards and daughter.
Milo Anna Richards. of West street.
are spending the tiny in New York city
"on 3 combined shopping and pleasure
expedition. 1:...
WM?“
W. MM. a.
VII!“ in Wilton Avenue. is being
plot“ and has greatly on Ingram
he‘s o'f'tli ‘9 st'reet.
thumps y re ovn
laid in hill of their bglftllills/Oo
rs. Arthur Horton,
of that Ill it has voted
Guaranteed under the [Mod and Dru
Tel. 816-3 26 Wood Street. whim up“. serial No. me
All William iiorlon, of Norwalk spent
Sunday with Mr. and first lrvin; liar-
'ton. oi‘ springtime. tether
South Norwalk. Colin.
NORWALK. ”
WV ILNorwalk. Conn.
Mable Pryor. of listen pinch.
teaching school in Nil-Work. N.
The work bristling the new, side-
All
You re ’ luvrted to
Now is the time to» not your Fall
Suit, when the lines and sizes are com-
plete. Our :7 and 310 Men's and
Young Men's Fall and Winter Suits
are marvois for value. They are unto
,wear well, and please well.
GOTTLIEB’S
~$7 and $10——
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
omens:
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.u—uo—
BUSINESS
Capital Surplus and Promo
3190.00tl.00 '11 7,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes, '3 and O5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vleo- Pres.
FREDERICK i-i. ROWAN. 2nd View
res.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. MIern J. Wallace Marvin
5 Christian Swan: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
Does Your Roof Leak?
“flaw-«s...-
The Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAKS
50c I GALLON
We kusmntco i113 weather Wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
for estimates.
ed.
Century Roofing Co.. Inc.
83 Washington at. South Norwalk
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
A.UTO SUPPLIED
Phone 805.40 South Main Street
8. Norwaik. Conn. Music Hall Bloc:
MM. . M .............M.........
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
CERVIOI AND CUIIINI UP TO DAT!
RATIO .2 PER DAY AND UPWAID
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL "I '
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
Freight. Propellers leave Plot: 28.
least River. New York (foot of Dover
simei). every day (except sunday), at
.i p m Freight received tit Nor'waili
up to
tob:§lipm.
Norwalk Steamboat ho.
Arming J. Smith, c. c. Holman.
Locus Gonorgi Agent
‘ ...... a
w.
... .lalu: " j
nay QLAsaae Iron opium cm
are your oven unenyr Are my
postnatal to repair Make tum com
fortabio. . thorn at All
walls rho mu unity!
We Irina our own more”;
date in‘fsbric. (It and finish. look well,‘
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING .
$20 Handsmne Dresses, . 1298‘
Another exceptional opportunity is offered our customers tool“
About 26 in the lot, all samples from a manufactuier whose output
, only the finest. We call special attention to the lit of these or.
and no two alike. Come tonight and take your choice of these has
tlfui Dresses. Regularly $30.00.... $12.
sseaonsvl
.-. ..»
Trimmed‘Hats $3.95"
Newasi ll'all models. Hats with‘reai character and fashion. Stylish“
up to the minute. We positively guarantee these lists to be wor
85 and so elsewhere. See for yourself. No two alike. You'll be plenty
ed to buy. Come and try them on. _- .
French Ostrich Plumes. $1.59
Regular values up to $2. 50. Sixteen inches long. llave excellent wid ,
fiues French curl; the best qualiity and Jet black. Very special for ,
tonight only .............. . ..... 5 ........ .... .5. ‘1 5 »
'- Sweaters for; Women 3198
Women's Coat Sweaters in white. red and gray. all wool. cut a
lull finished with large pearl buttons. All have pockets. (in
...,-y.p-..-....e..
pop-ecu! )IQ'Io.
................... ..._.;...q../...........»-.»:.:.:..anao~sa
Men' s 8. Beys’ SwéatenCoats 49c.
"iwn (uses oi good quality Men s and lloys' (‘oat Sweaters, good grade .
Ii'::IIII.ulisi2es Onsalcat....t ...................... .......49
Boys’ Coat Sweaters 25c
(In mic tonight lloys‘ (‘oat Sweaters ......................... 25o.
Ladies’ Cloves $1"
\i’nlkingi‘npe. Suede and Chamois Gloves; sold the town over at $1.: ..
A typical Mints value ............................. .. ......... .1900.
12c Handkerchiefs 7c
Ladies Fancy Handkerchiefs. regI‘lnr 12c values. On sale tonight..1c
50¢ a GALLON .
Correspondence solicit- .
Hotel Mahackemo ‘,
4 p m. and South Norwalk up . .
on
a.
Asbestos Shingles
The coat of asbestos ahingleas 5s About 50 per cent. more than w.
shingles To onset this extra cost you have a shingle that Is orepmo
will never scar nut. thus will never need renewing and when dro
pod from the roof an asbestos shingle will not break. Many of the”
most prominent architects and builder. me now recommending u~
besios shingles over all others. er on sin c. ior slate is much heavier
and s can to break. .
Charles H- “Morgen“; .3...
CARPENTBV, BU ILDINO AND
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 sourn MAIN eraser, eo‘im-i NORWAL ‘
3-Day S ecial on All Wool Ladies’ :1
Misses’ road Cloth Suits ——- For $11.
LOW RENT. LOW EXPENSES MAKE LOW PRICES. DO YOU 8“
THE POINT?
SALE IN BOTH STORES. STAMFORD AND SOUTH NORWALK. '5 .
AM.
515 MINI 8t.. Stamford as South min 8L. south Nomui’
FO- SAL
150 CARRIAGES. BUSINESS WAGONB; ' ‘ FARM WAGONS.
DUMP WAGONS. AND FOUR-WHEEL REAR TIP CARTS.
”iii you are in wlot ofiny of the above. will make ypu bargain price.
BOTTOM
al. 5‘
from a Piggery
‘ SPECIAL
\ll'iudoyivvl Glass ordevry description. . One.
Sash oi his Iii em 0
’llb'ui tied nodes (letters. two size. 8mg“
umlfi‘ Minoan rayon Roofing.
Illslr in “and Within!
YOU WANT T!“ I“? HEATING UV“
house this winter.
Come in and talk the mutter c or with
Fenwick Optical Co.
A
Mr. and Mrs tlilbert llorion and tractor Thomas l Raymond is doing
Miss Andrews the work. Atscoumvilincstlng on Ag;
i a t
it should have to he completed on
October. which is Noemi.
umrao sANK liliupmo
I " Room- n ' H
or WASHINGTON crusty;
flours—wt! to 11:30 a. an. and 1!.
I! p. an. Monday and Baturday. ‘I to
a p. m.
. ow-.. M. «M M. a... -L-». Mum,
We all play to the gland stand II
good deal if there is a grand stand
around.
About the different kinds. stu ys‘tst tics and
you decide which kind of a Y!”
serve your need. i
Namath;
17 won film. 742
cusenruttv pussies
1%”
as .
”u"§"”7Iit“:h§o§‘nihilism. at Dec .
l dfly.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vedas. of 75 Mrs. William 0. Borrymsn.
Lexington avenue. have moved their lumen. l). 0.. is theme-t
household effects to 360 liliy avenue. ‘lu South Norwsllt.
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