if you have cultivated o taste for good pure. Candy. OUR HOME MADE IWIITO will certainly tickle your potato. Al- wsn fresh and enticing. EA. LANE vol. 400 or wishington or. [ill ,NEWS' IVININO .QINTINEL TELEPHONE CAI. LI II-l—Nows Department IN—Iuolnooo Department 44-2—3th Office. Norwsllt . see -Edlhor’s Residence HOG—city Editor's Residence WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to night; Wednesday increasing cloudi- ness followed by rain; moderate north- easterly winds. Pleasant Weather pre- vails in the northern sections. The West indian hurricane appears to be re-curvlng nertheastward and will probably pass over the northern por- tion of Florida to the Atlantic coast. Jacksonville. Fla. reports the barome» ter reading at 29:54 inches. the wind thirty miles per hour from the north- east and rating. Another well-defined disturbance is central in the western portion of Nebraska. TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO- DAY. Temperature: Low, 43; high, Cloudi’. 47. The harvest moon will be full to- night. A horse belonging to Malley Bros of Bridgeport. was t‘ihsn with the colic yesterday in No wiilk Dr. G. M. Brundage. veter ‘ry has hired the horse so that he in "his door! as new" today. There will be a meeting of Norwalk Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles N0 588. tomorrow evening in the Eagle quarters in Wall street. There will he, an initiation of several candidates and reiersehments will be served. John Dyes, of Prospect street. [hin- bury, who is enjoying his annual vaca- tion. stopped over Sunday evening and visilted relatives in Elizabeth street. onh swuy Io Erovidep ce R. l where hi will 'reniaih duringp mi vacation. The Rev. Francis 3. Upham. pastor of the South” Norwalk Methodist Uhtirchywill deliver an address Sun- day afternoon at Red. Men's Hall in Washington street under the auspices of the Prohibition party. His subject will be “Men Who-Enforce Our Laws." Miss Alice Pomeroy. of Academy st. has taken a poition in the inilliuery (lo- partment of the Boston Store. Miss Pomeroy attended the Norwalk High School last year and previously and has but recently returned from spend lag the summer at Belgrade Lakes in Maine. Frank Webber, of Norwalk leaves New York city today for his farm in the southland. The farm is sliout fifty acres in extent. and tomatoes are raised there. He. has been superintend- ent for the past twelve years. He runs as a side issue a small pineapple farm of about ten acres extent. Bradley 8. Keith. who is suffering at his home in upper Main street from an attack of [ileum-Pneumonia. has not improved since yesterday and pass- ed a very restless night. Friends are considerably worried over his illness. but it is thought that will recover be cause of his remarkable vitality. Miss Florence Meeker and Jack ieciierhsm, Miss Katherine Bears and Melvin Kellogg, Miss Sue Brandt and Jack Dyrnes. and Miss Bertha Drake and Morris Hutohman of Nor walk, and visitors in Norwallt went to w'eston Sunday. and report a very enioyable day. They returned in time for disc it. which was given at the home of too Katherine Doors. in Orchard street. The evening was also onioyshiy spent. Bmolte from bonfires hangs nightly over the town and has become It bin drones to sleep 0f the peeplsof oftho a: The air is so dry and heavy 't‘tho smoke does not rise above the ground that it appears so a heavy fog Electric lights are barely visible at several houndrod feet and the air is bad for sleep. it seems that seine- thins should he done to prevent the burning 0! leaves so universally that it annoys the ultimo in their nightly rest. . The Broad roping?" in 1:30:11; :v'snuo. vor. y o no mo mist-m and if“ I suit for Punk; & Tllford’s THE SO A Notary Publicy , OAN ALWAYO I! FOUND DURING IUSINIDO HOURO AT TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN 74 WAIHINO‘I’ON ITRIIT. IOUTH NORWALK, CONN. TlLlPHONI 135-! Boys’ Suits for $5.00 With Extra Pants If you'want to know how very good a boy's suit can be for $5. test one of our $5 suits. Well .mado—wo .don’t know when we’ve seen bet- ter tailored suits than these for the money; and the DeliciousCandles —30i.D AT- cloths are tough. tested all- F H. B AXTER' S wool fancy caulmeres. that will wear like sole leather. DRUG STORE In browns. tons and greys. ages 7 to 17 years. a great big five-dollars’ worth. Time for K. D. Frames for next Illin- mer’s best. new. Special prices. Two slightly used boats for sale; one 26-h... hplt cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor. One 21- it with 5% h. p. Stanley. VeryI Big boys‘ knickcr suits from $2.50 to $10. Boys‘ Sailor and Russian cheap it bought new. oscas ANDERSON V OysterShellPohthNorwalk" wits. as“ 4% to 10 rem. N "U‘dw'i—MFTM “'1 .. ‘ from $2.50 to 86. 0 ll erweal' I: :12? or I 8 un 0'5 Boys’ Reefer. and Over. costs. cloth and beaver hats, caps, shirts, blouses. stock- ings and hose-4M best place to buy them in town is here. Forest Mills Underwear (hand finished) has that perfect fit which lends ills- tinctiou to the close- fitting sown in heavy and medium cotton, rotten ’and wool mixture and all wool FLANNELETTE ROSES, FLANNELETTE SKIRTS for Ladies and Children I. l. MALLETTE (formerly Misses Dawson) 88 WASHINGTON STREET _...._..... ...._....n._.._. -r... The Continuous ’ Gum teeth which are being used by my pa- tients are superior in every way to any other plate mude. 'l‘hcy surpass uli (uh ers in lifelike nppcnraucc. are clean and sanitary. having no scams or joints where food can collect. if you have had trouble in using a rubber piste. call in and lot me tell you about my continuous gum plates. They are the most perfect denture known to science. Dr. J. H. Mallory 16 South Main St. South Norwslli Hours: ii a. m. to I p. In. lundsys by appointment only. CityNationalBank SOUTH NORWALK. CON N. M TRANDAGTI A GENERAL BANKING DUNN!“ TWO STORES: The New Store 24 Wall St., Norwalk. South Norwali: is South Main St. n0 MAN in THE wnono can KEEP up wrrp run MAN lN Tris " niotir‘wno KEEPS ON COMING. ' No western feed. manufactured hundreds of miles away, conse- quently always stale and composed mostly of the hi- -produets of the mills ~ can keep up with a feed made here at home. frc'dh ground each day and composed entirely of good clean grains and pure wheat pro ducts—if it keeps on c..omlng . First in quality. last in price. always in the mindoloi its custom- ors, Bonnie llotue Ground l4 cod for Horses, (‘nitle and lmiitry. MANUEL TORO HATCH. . 3, ......._:!EE... —:_—— , . For Fish go to Cutbill’s NATIVE DEA BASS. BLACKFISH, FLATFISH. BUTTERFISH. EELS, NEW BEDFOHD, LONG ISLAND AND SEA ESCALLOPS. OREENPORT OYSTERO. HARD CRABB. ILUE- FISH. WEAKFIBH. HALIIUT. SNAP- PER BLUES. HERRING. SALMON. LONG AND ROUND CLAMB. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE i08. FREE DELIVERY. Capital Surplus and Profits "00.00000 "17.00000 Safe Deposit Ions. $3 and $5 per your .. an-.. .. .. EXTRA SPECIALS ® ow»...~—- w...— WM EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros. JOHN H. KNAPP, lot Vice-Pros. FRIDIRICK‘H. ROWAN, and Vice- Pros. W'L'R‘D ”DWELL- °“"'" vsnv aasr cssamsuv BUTTER. a pound” .......... 35c mafia-yon. PURE LARD. a pound ....... . ................ . ........... 17c , H. M "I u a CHEESE. I pound ........... . ................. .. .......... :86 felt» H..Kn.s‘;;w 3.333%: iii—$33... EXTRA FINE EGGS. a dozen ................... . .......... 33c 4...... I- "not" J W-"m Mme asp FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a land .................. 36.75 mm“ "W M" “r “I" as? CONDENSED hile it can ........................... soc M“ “‘ "°""‘ vaav sss'r FLOUR. an, . pound bag .................. 85c The Great A&P Tea Company ‘ m WAIHINOTON or. snow uonwacx. Tel. No. 909. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and o.3o p.01. Free Delivery. .«N‘WHN RMIK ' furnish. a lllllllllllll lllllil IIEIli Hanford'o adv. Her friends will be pleased to know that she is on the road to recovery. John D. Milne. of Maple street. spent last eyening in Bridgeport on business. The house of Joseph Disess. 121 Main street. is being fitted with steam heat. Miss iieeu Hungerford, of Brooklyn, is visiting her brother in Meadow street. Melvin Kellogg.“ Brooklyn. spent Sunday with Miss Katherine Beers, of Orchard street. The new home of Nicholas Martin, on the amphitheatre grounds. is near- ing completion Mrs. W. ii. Evans. of New York, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wayte Ray- mond. of Clay street. John Hydt'. oil dealer, has moved his household effects from Chestnut street to 174 Main street. Mrs. Edward Duffy. of River street. who has been ill for some time. is top idly regaining her health. A new sidewalk has been laid in front of the residence of Mrs. J. H. Manning, in Wilton avenue. Mrs. Olin 8. Youngs. of Livings— ton street, is slowly recovering fro her recent illness. the result of a fad. Mrs. Jennie Byxbee. of South Main hottest. has been spending a week with Miss Ella llyxbee. at 8 Maple street, Norwalk. Tree Warden Joseph Cornell, of Notwalk. has a force of men at work treating the trees of Charles Dimond. in West avenue. Miss Rose w. lisugh, Miss Bessie Hamilton and Miss May Hamilton. of Putnam avenue. are spending the day in New York City. The Vollmer Club has received an invitation to go to Bridgeport next. week for the purpose of pratlclpating in a his Democratic rally. Mrs. Sarah Waterbury. of Long Ridge, New York. returned home yes- terday, after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. street. Mortimer Hoyt has moved from Pine Point. where he has spent the summer. into his new house at the corner of Livingston and Cedar streets. Contractor Charles ll. Aisthorpe. of Susi-low avenue. East Norwalk, has just received a rarlo d of asbestos shingles. which he wil be pleased to Edueworth Williams. of South Main street. spent Saturday in New York city and returning. spent Sunday with Edward Knob. formerly of Franklin street, but late of Port Chester. Olin Harold Youugs, who is attend log the University of Maryland, has WWW-.. -WWW at-..” mu, w... ......W m Automobilists attention is called to ' S. Cochrsne, of Spring " ~ 9 This store' a aim is to sell the man who wants Clothing slit I 3 according to the prevailing fashion. made of high grade I " ” fabrics and correctly tailored. Style. goods and work manshlp ‘go together. Leave out one and the other two are worthless. : v...” “a“, l " it” 7 '1 cwrsmd 'ro sun‘ ALL. sun's .....vio.0o 10 mos [fir j 1 Fall styles in Fancy Vests, Negligeo Shirts. Neckwosr. j w; JJ I. SHOES—HIGH onaoa ..........sa.so. «.00, 04.50. taco "Li Soft and Derby Hats, Half Hose. Underwear, Gloves. . Price’s Clothing Store, 98 Washington Street. South Norwalk illillilllllillli l -aMWWW iiitllillliiili; (1. Mon. Tues. Wed Oct. 17 18 i9. «- .. . - BIJOU DREAM at Hoyt’ 3 Theatre MATINEE DAILY. 2 P. M. EVENINGS. 2 COMPLETE SHOWS, 7 AND 9 P. M. IVERY SATURDAY. MOMPLKTI BHOWH MATINEEO—1ISO and 8' 80. EVENINGHMI and 3:45 nose uneven a co m A consov‘ oKs‘rol-t “All Night Out" been spending several days with his parents in Livingston street. lic re turned yesterday to his studies in the above college. where he is studying medicine and surgery. Au inspector from the Hartford Steam Boiler Company met with So lectman All ed Avison this morning and they lb other viewed the with roller which reposes in Smith street. The inspector decided that there is nothing thh matter with the boiler. All the business houses in Norwalk rlos’ed their doors at ‘3. o'clock today and will remain closed until 5 o‘clock. Many of the stores will not reopen. among which are the Jewelry stores in general. The offices in the town hall closed at 2 o'clock and will not re. open. The Marvel Social Club named their basketball team last evening. The fol» lowing are the members of the team and the substitutes; Seymour. cup- tsin: Jennings. iiiansgcr; Greenwood. Edmonds. i-‘crris. Kelley. iambic and Van uCouvering. They practice fre- quently in Randall‘s Hail. The tug Addie V. succeeded last hi hi. after about two hours' work. In floatius the pile driver owned by .l. V. Raymond. which sank at the llnrrls & (lens deck. The driver is now back at work at the dock. where she was do- ing some work at the time the trouble developed. The driver got stranded at the edge of a bank and listed so badly that site tilled and sank. Our Brothers' Midge worked the second degree upon seven candidates last evening and on next Monday will work the third degree upon these some candidates. There will he a fine supper at next Monday‘s meetlnl. Two more applications for member- ship were received last evening. swell- in; the total to begin the November work to six candidates. say that the members have disbanded. however. for they have not. The change is simply in the name and this has been rhauuod to the s. 0. 'l‘. The members refuse to disclose exact. Can You Still Read Well By Lamplight? This is one of the tools of follies sight. it you (iARIIOi. do not put off smug your glasses made right. We have a Physician. who II n 8 inches hllh. ly what the name stands (01'. but some- one has suggested that. Is signifies Stand (In Top. Another has said that lurely On Time is the significance of the three letters. At any rate. whitt- evor the some. the loyal bond remains to hold more mention and biometric. The first regular meeting of the Monday Afternoon Whist (‘luh was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Iii-I. it (I. Hartford. of holden no hue. and Mull. EMA Woodward was elected president of the club for the meals year Four tables or which were p and and tour prises awarded. Mrs. M. i). Randall. lint; Mrs. Lon Hyatt. second: Mrs. it. 1'. Hatch. coin 5 m“ wide. Skilled ltiyc sum-inn to examine Ii inches long. your eyes N0 CWGE FOR lilX m I). hired for. AMINATION. four dollars a .5... In our 37 Anwuiigwi Open iii _ A scum Innings no nastiness. susmsss moose. use viscous, semis goons, whoops. mo vacuums sees no dMI‘I‘Iv ., , yawn. My“? solution, and Mrs. Anderson. the . 'prlu. The next meeting will he held ‘ post Monday with im. Juli-ll 1'. Newcomh. of West avenue. At the special motion of the Gather its Club which was held last evenins to take notion upon the death of in; lots mm. mm Damon M. Hindi resulted in the appointment oil a notation to sttsnii the funeral this We. Those who were appointed lost erosion are the tattooing: Dr. It, the so in‘ John lita- ‘i‘he tiniblc (Tlub is no more. Not to . Coalition», Corn. Tomatoes. hosts. dolor» tie-st Pdt’a Storm at Sea III a Yacht m Mid.0cean Six O’Connor Sisters, the Girls from he , . .. ii: Driscoll Hall &Co..” 20th Centuryliufrg‘lars W Change of Vaudeville every Monday & Hereby Motion Pictures livery Day 1 . Jewstt Piano. by atoinort A Gone 00.. Used Exclusively. Matinee —PRICES-- 5c and 10c Box Scots. 25c - 10mm MUSIC HALL Will Open Monday Matinee, October 24; With Loew’ 3 Famous NewY ork Vaudeville} j TWO SHOWS DAlLV-Chsngo Program Mondays and Thursdays TWO AND ONE-HALF HOUR. 0F SOLID ENJOYMINT .6 All Star Acts, 5 Reels Pictures ‘ 1000 SEATS AFTERNOONS II 2:15 P. M. .Childrom 50. Adults. 1045‘ ‘ WOO SETS EVENING! “B. 15 P. M. 10.15le EXTRA FEATURE! TUIIDAVI AND THURSDAVOmOANOING. WEDNESDAY-”TH! COUNTRY STORE. FRIDAW—v-AMATIUR NIGHT. SATURDAY. ocrossa 22 —— Matinee ...i use Mr. George on» and His Company in a lion. Scenic Production of RIP VAN WINKLE The Beautiful Legend of the Catskills , » Inseam MATINII. ALL sure one " svsmuo PRIGII .........2s.u,soiner f_ M. «new?» .... ._... .,... mm” -... ... i9c-Wslter Baker’ 3 Cocoaor Ch .. .. A Ben iidr Flour per ha. 85c. Bartel.‘ Sweet ill er in Sale 30‘“. ““kvuunautiuyecsium 80A!“ P“.Ilildslvh‘“‘fliL000l “0‘6”"le misses-inure: 3mm“! lissch‘do‘lsollo ‘ Mechelle or clover lint ..1to it eons Compton‘s loops .. word shall? no. gas. D. Jones
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