'herry Hill avenue. is ill at I mills“ wouldvatcll a 11111111 for W W": «cud,» J 1.: OUR NONI MAD! IWDITO will certainly tickle Wm MID Illa GINO r. A LAN}: 1m. m. at wmrdusn at. [WA NEWS WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwslk and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonightand Sunday. Moderate variable winds. A“ disturbance cen- tral this morning over Lake Superior is producing considerable cloudy wea- ther in the Lake region and New Eng land The West indta hurricane ap- pears to be in the Gulf of Mexico south of the Florida coast. AI- ‘.....- Tsursaaruae ‘A vase A00 70- DAY Temperature: ~ Low, 49; high, 58. Partly cloudy. ,, . Read about the special flour sale at. Beckrnann‘ s. Seem Mrs. Sanford J. Plait. of Beaver street Bethel, is visiting friends in Norwalk. —-Btyllsh soft hats. at 0' Brien‘ s. Miss Helen Becker has resumed her art course at the Women's Art School in New York. . Jack Coekerham. of New York c 't3'. is spending Sunday at his parental home in town. The Woodward Avenue Market has something of interest in the advertis- in; space. today . Miss Ethel nears. ct westport, is acting as inflict; Iii IN South Norvalk markeflli Deer! Brother. ~ ~ Mrs.‘ Lno'y Wood; of Cress street. has moved her household eflects 1mm that street to 10 Orchard street. . 'l‘he adv. or Norwalk Consolida- ted Auto Gilli y oflierl unis helpful suggestions somewhere?! - Mr. auditing. drank Nleseu. miscr- walk have rolls into the Sippcfrlo'y house. in Lincoln street; Westport .1 ;~ Thomiis manner, of New York city. is spending a few days with Harry Dexter. Uf‘Keys'er place ~least Norwalil. Mr and Mrs. H. h Bartram, of Cell- ter avenue. have 111101 entertainihp Mrs. John Williams. of Deep River. Conn, _ a Miss Agatha. Hayes and mother. Mrs. J. T. Hayes. of Holden avenue. spent the day In New York city we tertlay. William Cos. of Crescent 'i‘crracc. who has been spending his vacation in Vermont. is expected-home a week from today. Miss Margaret Dl‘Iscoll. of Straw- hvr home and unable to attend her duties in he- Klyn's bakery. Dr, J. H. Mallory will spend Sunday and Monday in Hartford and on the latter day he will attend the Grand Encampment of l. O. 0313‘. ——Capc. Caps. Caps, at O'Brien's. There was a meeting of the Snible Club last evening In Main street. at which time routine business was trans- acted. Nearly all the Snlbles were present and the two new members were duly initiated. Bradley S. Keith, who has been til at. his home for the past few days. is rcsting about the some today. His friends are pleased to hear that he is no worse and hope for'a speedy recov- ery. He has been for three days. Frank (loodclllld. merlcan agent for J. and 1. Cash. Limited. and'Mrs. tloodchlld are expected to arrive in South Norwalk today or tomorrow from their trip to England, which fol- lowed Mr. (lootichild's recovery from his serious injuries received in a runaway accident in Montreal a. num- ber of months ago Mr Elworthy. of the flash company, and Mrs. Elworthy will also still today or tomorrow for their home in England James Crawford. who was arrested some time ago, char-nod with intoxica- tion and with stealing corn from Drawer and Mslone's carlosd at the 1 freight yards, was discharged from the latter complaint when his continued case came up this morning. but. was convicted of inwxivatton and given twenty days. He pleaded not guilty, but practically admitted that. he was drunk. 'l‘wo witnesses were examined this morning They were Robert Mc- Allister and Clifford Hatfield, em- ployees of Drawer and Malone. Where is Obe‘rainmergsuf What about. the villagers? Han the acting of the Passion Play for nearly three hundred years made any dlitsrenco in them? What are the preparations for the play—mow are the actors selected and to whom is entrusted the manage- ment of this great entorprlssl The answers to those questions and to oth- ers of a similar nature will be nlvan tomorrow eventual at the First Church in Month in the second of the series . ' of twenty minute talks on The Passion Play as 1 flow It. Hearty singing and hearty welcmns. W Foss “0u111lty” Choco- Isles. 60c lb. «‘ oAN Amalia as rouse ouamo ~ TAYLOR sectors . N WAIHINDTON CHI". BOUT" , Delicious Candles 11 Iusless 140mm 111' NORWALK. CONN. TILIPHQNI I.“ .5 Park &' Tilford’s MOLD AT- r, H. BAXTER’S DRUG STORE Time for K. D. Frames for next sum- mer's best. new. Special prioel.'1‘wo slightly used boats for sale; one lid-ft. half cabin. with 8 h. 11. new motor. One 21- ft. with 5% II. p. Stanley. Very cheap if bought new. OSCAR ANDERSON Oyster Shell PoinLNorwalk bio—Uhderwearwis comftfidhlo.unless it fits Forest Mills Underwear (hand 111111111611) . has that perfect fit which lends dis- tinction to the close-fitting gown in heavy and medium cotton. cotton and wool mixture and all wool FLANNELETTE RODEO. FLANNELETTE DKIBTB for Ladies and Children J. 1.11-MALLE'ITE (formerly Misses Dawson) 08 WASHINGTON STREET m . .ww Jug..— Tlle Continuous Gum. tgcih which are being used by my pa- tlcuts are superior in every way to 1111,11 other plate luadc, ’l‘hey surpass all oth- era in iifoitkeappearsnce. are clean and sanitary, having no scams or ,lcluts where food can collect. If you have had trouble in using a rubber pallet call in and let me tell you about my continuous guru pistes. They are the most perfect tlcnulrcl known to science. Dr. J. H.1Mallery 10 South Main BL, South Norwalk Hours: 9 a. In. to l p. In. Sundays by appointment only. CityNation'al Bank SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. TRANSACTD A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS ...... ..... Capital $100,000.00 Surplus and Profits $117,000.00 Safe Deposit Boxes. .3 and 35 per year EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros. JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pros. FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice- Pros. WILFRED IODWELL. Cashier DIRECTORS E. H. Mathewson Hem-y Seymour John H. Knapp Bamusl Grumman Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin Christian Dwarf: John H. Light Fred H. Rowan ii inches high. 5 inches wide. 22 Inches long, .can be hired for four dollars a year in our Burglar - Proof l'ltU‘i’i' 111111111111 A be work of layinf the sidewalks in Wilton avenue Is 110wa progression. 0. A. Clark, empio ed tor a number of years with the .l. .8tudwail piano money. In reading friends souvenir cards of Terra Hsuie. ludiaus. me he went mostly to take 11 po- sition in the piano business. His isms ily will lo’ove for the Indians city short» ‘ 0 Boys’ Suits for $5. 00 . With Extra Pants ‘ It you want to know how very good a boy' a suit can be for $5, test one of our 35 suits. W ell .mado—we .don’t know when Wc’ vc seen bet- ter tailored suits than those for the money; and the cloths are tough, tested all- wool fancy caesimcres. that will wcar like"“‘sole leather. In browns. tans and grays, ages 7 to 17 years. a great big five-dollars' worth. . Big boys' knicker suits from $2.50 to 3m. . Boys' Sailor and Russian suits. ages 9% to :0 years, from $2. 50 to $5.; Boys Roofers and Over: coats. cloth and beaver hats. caps, shirts. blouses. stock- ~ ings and h .the best place to buy them in town is here. M ”" I l: IT TIE I? 5;; TWO STORES: The New Store 24 Wall St. Norwalk. South Norwaik :4 South Main St. No MAN IN THE wnpao CAN KEEP or WITH run NAN 1N THI ”‘ RIGHT—WHO KEEPS oN comma. No western food. manufactured hundreds of n1llea..away. cease quenlly always stale. and composed mostly of tho blwllroducts of the mills can keep up with a feed made bore at home, fresh ground each day. and composed entirely. of noon clean grains and pun wheat pro- ductswll it keeps on cominn. "l 1". Mtwimquauty. inside. prise; niwnis in the minds of Its custom- ers. Donate Home (iround Feed for Horses t‘attle and Poultry. it '* MANUEL TORO NATO". . FOR FISH GO TO CUTBI LL’S p NATIVE DIA IA“. ILACKFIDH. FLATFIDH. BUTTERFISH. EELS. NEW IEDFORD. LONG IILAND AND DEA [ICALLOPQ ORIINPORT OYBTKRD, HARD CRAID. BLUE- FISH, WEAKFIBH, HALIBUT. INAP- PER BLUES. HERRING. SALMON. 4.0NG AND ROUND :CLAMO. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE l08. FREE DELIVERY. ' 1'1..r1...1~1h11w751i11811, .11 mi minors or virulsswvi'wumaar AAA311'111W1A"NWAW:111" M ”W wwsrau. 00L ”11-h 11111111 of The Knoll (2|th adjourned slim-lat granite m "'"k "m brutal place "1 nwctlnn will he held In the lion-l Ma1 Knm‘“ ”I Print“ “I "“3 ”'0‘ “' around to Forest View coluclery 11o harkmno parlors on Friday 111-1111an of "0" WWW“ longinll to tho i'ytlllnn order, was doll i‘rcllvrlt‘lt Wallrrn. of Main strcvl. touted 111111 afternoon. (liltrerl of the who 111111 been smulnrtd in the ii‘slr- m-smi lease of Connecticut. commands ill-id County National liltult on the of the uniform rink and i‘ythiau work of the new vault. Ililll tluislwd IIIII lodges of 'l‘orrlnalon. Salisbury. Now work. the vault lifllnllwill l'llu‘t‘. llsrtford and other nearby places at livery member is requested 1., 1... tended, and wars to line in the par present 111 the meeting 1111 11111 u. l. 1. ado. which led "0m "11' "in!" of the in 111111.41111'111 1.11pm 111111 111 Wuslllmc town in ”"1 00mm”? The 0mm of 11m street tomorrow 1111111111111; 111 to the (III WM Mil" '5 “Will Of New oclnck sharp Nomination of clip-11111 llavcu. BTW“ ”WWW 0‘ All" do. will take place main. and the unveiling was by Post Louis Vcriln and son fiburlea have Chancellor James ““3"" Th” g3“ 11mm spending the 1111111 two WI'NII In "mm” 1’3"” “dd". ion A” R” N lloston on business. They have been “'9‘“ I" “my, " dfll “’9 exercises securing contracts for the your in tho " the plot “I“ "d" ’ Mina "y ‘ male chorus. and the reading of appropriate interests of the Bixelow Varnish Co to l ctions from the ritual of the order. protect old trade. "’ ‘I J: Secure Health while you Illil)I The first good step is to tt'gulntc the action of your sluggish bus t‘Iti by early use of Beecham’ s York wit it WE...”— INIITOL RIIIDIN'I' DEAD. HRIIITOII. Oct. lohn P Jon "1.. 11 m6 112 mm. and prominent charitable of Columbus circles In this state. died of heart discus while tires-in at his horns here this climb 111g vii Jennings leaves a Wife and ten cuudron. lie had been for many years a traveling salesman Wm TO DYNAMI'I'I RAILROAD TRAN“. Milli), Oct 16 with unsuccessful lumpt was made today to d admits the tree of the Northern oil? express from Bouillon!“ ‘ ' ‘ tic U muslin. but later timid. A October. 1 Cider, at 43 \ nahington street. Town of iroad min. i before the passage or the m'il‘s‘vtvgtorh. sols agents for the United 'l‘o the hoard of County Commissioners for Fairheld Co‘u nI.’ I t1 I h rein to It's License to edit dpivillillcullm’I and 531‘“ Lb ours 11 inc an 1N1?! r' W ti will Main street, '.l“own o Dateld at Not-walk. this 14th day of October, .511. ‘ We. the underslfi) yarn. as defined lied. elector}: By law. of the own of orwaiit. hereby endorse the, application of the above named JO-lihli‘ll LOCKWDO DOD for such license and we do hevol‘oily cer- crs uwntn Town of silt. Dal led at Norlvnik. this 14th day of October. A. 11,1910 Frank Parker. Ben 0. 313. ‘t‘ ullsn. Frank B. oyt. Franklin A. «.11 l hereby certify that the above named cadcliers are electors and tails ears. as defined by low, of the Town 0 crwuilt. Dated tit lewl‘i‘l‘k' this litll day of A. D lliditiih‘lil’i‘ R. fiMITH. Town Clerk. real estate situated in said orw old 22 To the Board of County Commissioners for Fairlield County: l hotel), a! to sell plrI flours, Mini "fly for a Urufslst's License locus and in oxioatinx Li- i-r lit-er. Rhine Wine and No otwnlll Dated at Norwnlk. this 14th day of UCIODN‘,A ill. GEORGE F. MOUL'I‘ON. Applicant. We. the undorsi nod. electors and tax- “were, As defined y law. of the Town of orwnlil, hereby endorse the application of the above name Gidtilluld 11‘. MOULTON for such license and We do severally cer- tify each for himself that no are taxpay- ers 1111-1111115 rcnl rotate situnled In said Town of urw.ulk lam-«l at Nurwulk. this lith day of October. A. ”.1910. i-.1lwl11 ll.MuIl11-wscu. Herbert A. Math- ewson. Mantul '1‘. Match, Matthew t‘or- hull. \Vlllrt-d ldcdilvell hil'fi“ Et‘rUfy that the above named endmscrs 1m- electors anti tuxya era, as dclltwd by law of the Town or“ orwalk lintni ui Norwulk. this Hill any 0! October. A. I). lliltl. HERBERT ft. SMITH. old 32 Town Clerk. To the lionrd of County Commissioners for Ii‘ulrfluid t‘ounti': I "WNW apply for a huntst' a License in soil plrtuous and lntoximtinx Ll- q‘uora. All. larger lit-er. Rhino Wine and older. :11 South Main and Elisabeth streets. Town of Nolwulk Dated lii Nurmtlk. this lilIl do) of October. 11. IL. is to 'l‘lltlhian ll. CANTY. JR. Applicant “'11.th undersigned. electors and in» yern. an tlcllllt-tl by lnw.11f the Tovm of “or elk, hen l1) tutlurse the application 11.1 IIA'IIVI. Ililllli‘si Til muss li.(‘1\NTY.JR. for sin I} llwnsc and we do severally cor- liiy UH l1 for himself that \hc are taxpay- om Imnln IHII estate situated in said Town or .111r11nik Dated at Norwalk. tilts llih day of tlrlubn. A. 1).. Frank J. inmouxlro. t‘. G.Bol1nnnsn. Milton Ucburn. hi. (lit rt r2. Bcfl‘rt.i. . i..l . Milton 'nift. l hulls) rcrtlfy that the above named endorse” are electors and tuxpo cm. at tltilnld bylaw. of the To» 11 of urwaik Listed at Nolnulit, this litli day of (Huber. A . (11.. .10. ill-l RIIERTR SMITH 1115 R 1‘1le clerk To thn ilotml of l'ounh Commissioners lot I‘nlrflplsi t‘ nuntl. 1; In r. In “'13)“ (or a llruxgist‘ a i. lccnac In Mil “MI! and liltuxlmllng Ll. duels. A11. Lam item. Rhine “the and (lulu. at h'. \llmhinxtuu ulrcci. ”town of Norwulk 1111114 in Nurwlllk, this 61h day of upwind. A. 0.. is 111.1 THUS ll I’U\\‘i1.‘.i.l. Applicant. edn, electors and tax- 3/ law. of the Town of 'nrwliilt howls: endorse the appllulllon of the abuse 1 med Tilt) . ii. i."()\\ ELI. for such lire-mm and “e do severally cor llt'y oath fur himmll‘ that an un- iaxpuy~ out owning rent at Itv mlluulrd in said Tutti) u! erwulk this lith day at Dated at \ulnulk. t retailer ‘11 find F.1\.l‘nilll~.i1.I.llrlulllur.\.J. R.,\V‘lu- den. \l’. A Thompson Milton Illwmul i’ hurt-l1) limit that the plane namml Amie-rami- “I! clutch! and murmur-111.1“ I‘I' 11111-11 by law of 1m Town of . urualk tutti-ll at Nurwalk this lilll do) of (icicle-.1 A. ll. lblu. ~ 1 ANNIE iv}, HMI'I‘H.‘ 1115 2.2 Aunt. Town t‘lcrll. We the ulIth-mi Rayon as defined 1‘11 "11 llnunl of (Moon t‘nlnmissiouurs ful i1n|1fl1l1l t‘mlnty: i lu Mn I11 apph for u "(‘1 use to sell 8 lira Illlulln 111111 i111: \trnlltul Inuimrs Ale. A» 1.1.1 “40“.! ilttiln Wine and l ‘itlt-l. 2' Dov-1111.41. 'l‘nuuul NurWulk. My pinch of business in not within I turn I1 l1hliflu».iulotl1lnl School or Pub- tic School lwulc. 111 the premises pertain- l11 tlumlo 111 um l‘on M111 l‘uhlic ll 111111 or t' rmvivl this lltli ilnv of INIINI llI Nurwnk. tlrluln-r. A. it. llllll lll1' t-ll1. HA ll. KUI'KU. Applit uni. \\'~.1 flu unlitrsl 11ml. «lotion! 11111) In:- 111,111.11- ilt‘ ill-fluvll 1y [11“.11! tllv 'I‘nnli "I '111w.ull1 lwutn indum- the upplitullnu of tin ulmu- 11mm 1t INHHICNA \ KUI‘KH (m «111 I1 llwm and on tic Nihili") Perv liit' 1111I1 fut Illinmll film Wt an tlwnurfl 1‘1} u-ul i'IiItlh situutui I11 mill Town of Mouth. llulml 111 Norulnlk. this lithvdsy of I‘lt‘ftllwl. A ['.. liulu \\’. lint-I11 ll Hamucl 'l‘nylm. .iolill IINIWM’ Jllwpll 1.. Mi‘ll‘ll'lblld, MIIIIA!‘ Nlliluri l hi‘llil) 1-11-1111th that the churn nuluell mum-1'11 ltlv‘ tincture 11ml tux 1111111111. 1111 1l-ll1u11l l1) 11111.11f the Town 11 Nurwulk lulu-1i ul himwullt this Hill day of A. 11.! ill-2 Itilir it'l‘ It. ilhii'l‘ll. Town 1 ‘icrk. 11111111 11111111" South Norwalk Moots Are mounted to HOnOal’Iy Answer This. of located 2m! foo-i in a direct line of n llc‘lnlwi. HID all is not the word of a representative citizen of South Nurwallt more colt viucin; than the doubtful utterances of people livinx everywhere else in the Union? Read this: Mrs. 3.1. Castillo. lid Washington Ill. Booth Norwalll. Conn, says: "I 11ther from rheumatism and kidney trouble ibr years. There was a col» slant. bearingdowu pain in the small of in back and at times i was so stiff and Warns that i could not walk The kidney secretions were also disorder- ed. Heat-in, nouns Kidney Pills bulb ly spoilsuo i went to M1111. Putin‘s Drug titers. and procured a box. I» though other remedies i had tried and failed to give me relief Dean’s Kid boy Pills at once wont to the nest of my trouble and honors i had finished the contents of one box. the pain in my back had lessened l continued their use and found more and more roller until i was emirsly rid of the trouble. 1 have not had an attack of rheumatism in over two years and i give M'I Kidney Pills the credit of curing the comilletsly. l have not 1omsntlcti them into and time again to Manda and secualnlanoss.” l'or sale by all dealers. Price to rostsrdfilburn 00., Buffalo, JONEPH LOCKWOOD. t‘ lily each for himself that we are taxpay- ' Froeb. Paul . I This store's aim is to sell the man who wants 1315111111; out ' ‘ accordion to the prevailing fashion. made or blah mas' ’ fabricd and correctly tailored Style, goods Ind ynrk- / l manshlp go mother. Leave out one and the other)" (‘1; are worthless. CLOTHING TO QUIT ALL. SUIT! ......10.00‘TO "8.00 ’ Fall styles in Fancy Vests, Soft and Derby Hats. Half Hose. Underwear. Gloves. . sHoss—Hlou oases ..........ss.so. 04.00. 04.111). 06.00“,” . ' Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington Street, South gNorwslk IIIIRIAIAIEIIIS to .1”! 11‘ NW' ll, Realized Shirts. Nsckm. I ‘25; ’74 l , . 11111111111111.1111 Thurs, Fri. Sat. October 13.14.15 BIJOU DREAM . atMIAiwytgs Theatre DAILY, a P. 111. , , - ‘1 evsames, 2 coasters snows. 7 AND a ma 111. . EVERY SATURDAY. MOMPLITE CHOW“. MATINEED-Iifl and 8: 80. w _‘ The Sexton’ s Dream—Musical llIusron A, Ed Bergand his Five Dancmg GII‘IS Frank Goldschmith 8. (30., in a Comedy ‘ “My Babl” . . - , Cutler and Helm ’raa sovs 'wao can puv. smo sac user you twomNo Vaudeville every Monday & 1km Motion Pictures E Chan e of EVENING”: (I and 3'“. LL‘I‘): .1.’ Jowott Piano. by Otalnort O Done 60.. Used Exclusively 35‘ Matinee -PRICES- E 1 "l . 5c and We - Box Seats, 25c locus ;~ ,m“.v—w WWII II Will SIIIII WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—'i‘rad- but In stocks was very active at the opening of the market and prices were generally higher. The reflect of profit taking sales, however. was manifest at some pot Canadian Pacific advanc- od .13 o and Western. Denver 1111‘s “Grands. General Electric and international Harvester l and the ln1 turboruugh Metropolitan stocks 95. To 11-110. 81. touts and Western old. do cllned 55. WALL STREET. 11 a. m.~8locks 11 ere supplied freely Ind there was a sharp bmk around Some of the spe- (tallies which had been conspicuously strolls of late lost heavily. Among the representative stocks. Union Pacific. Reading and ii. El. steel were the chief sufferers. The decline was stopped by the'viaorous bidding up of St. Paul. which bounded 11p 1% to 126%. On- ly partial r1-11ovflrlcs were made by the active stacks, but there were a few strong spots elsewhere. WALL BTRiciil'l‘. Close-«Tho mark 111 cloned strong and active. U. 6. Elect was carried upwards on heavy deal. inns in a fraction over yesterday's last price and Union Pacific 1%. The non oral lint reupontled In sympathy. The advance met renewed realising. be- fore which prices wavered. ............_..W.. WILL GIVE eACRID CONCIRT. Program to be Rendered in cm. lap- tlst Church Tomorrow Afternoon. A sacred concert will be given in (trace ilsptlst Church tomorrow after- noon. the program being as tollews: Opening Chorus-action. i’rayerwi’sator. dolo~l¢tlu it Armstasd. headingmlllrs. J. Clay. Solo-«Miss Vera Wilson hoodlum-tire. Laura Bailey Below Miss C. Harris. Recitation Miss thaumbs. Readingmltiiss M. Bridle. opium-Emma White. Esssywd. Archer. Rsadlngw-Miss it. Willis. Bolecllon~flholn headingw film it Swisher. illusion-u P 8.8 . heading-“Miss M. Thompson. solwllflWholn , The mind «Ween is under the ass» pics: of bliss Kalle Wilson and Laur- ence Bailey. honours the 11 a Land tilts so all: ‘ ”M 1111131111- cmcm: 1111111 We... 11 ...... 1y; Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 1:; Engage your winter storage for live storage and dead storage. Your cars will he in a well heated garage ready to be run out at a moment's notice. Engage your general overhauling for the coming winter by expert Ine- chanlcs Changing and remodeling a special- Norm Consolidated A Auto Company susralsa olvstggssron. 1 Many Parishioners Rem" Rev. I... o. Nichols. of Grace Infill“ church. The Rev. 1. o. Nichols. pastor a (trace llnpilst Church. was filmed ‘ ‘ most out of his wits when helmet“ the corner of Holden avenhb‘iot' h home in Riverside avenue. ‘Iltast 11111111: l0 oclook. mu of his“, s» toners and several others word crowd- ing the entrance of his doorway width log his return to let them in. , The erosion was spent in sin in: and several selections by P. a. quartet Of course the pantry was romemho ed cutie“ tsousiy, besides runny ther u tiolsa for household purposes. ‘ a collation was served, the it presented a very unique which also bore the names or 11 "micro. f rom out o townm-I Willis. of andnport. and “All W of Greenwich. ,~ After thriutivitlos all Mill , home at ddltshou .
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