May Mouton Patterns
for Fall and Winter
ALL PATTERNS. loo
FASHION. BQOKL do. when sold
with Pattern.
E. K. BANKS '
11111101011110 Homo BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK '
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earning board of tho Knob Club tomor-
row evening, in the United Bunk build-
ing.
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returned.
Norwslk substituted for Sergeant Bry-'
an 11. Silk last evening.
taken a position with F. A.
the Nownlk furniture man.
slseet. bus returned to her bottle from
a low days' visit in liunlmry. ,
port nvenue, enjoyed it dsy‘s vacation
lines yesterday.
1‘ monthly business meeting, this even-
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Schnub. ol’ Washington street.
have returned to their home, in New
York city.
‘50th Visitors will be held Monday
like secretary, purchasing committee
“ mar M. no mo MrI. James Golden. of
‘ il'slrdold Ivonne.
Miss Grace Rogers 01 Springfield
who has been visiting in town has
Special Officer William H. Payne. ol'
Mortimer Del’lerne ot' Crunbnry, has
Mitchell.
Mrs. Edward iIrowueli. 41 Franklin
There will be, 11 meeting of the gov»
Frederick w. 1‘.
Androids. of West-
i‘rom his duties on the local trolley
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Slur of Columbia Circle, Compnn
ions 01 the Forest, will hold its semi~
ing, in its rooms in Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. liichnru Relniier, who
Perhaps you can afford to take
chances in buying ordinnry everyday
things, but not in buying gruin and
feed~—too expensive in results. Man-
uel Toro Hutch.
George Hardwick. of Union Park. is
visiting in Newark N. .l.. his former
home, during his annual vacation on
which he is enjoying from his duties as
perscriptlon clerk in‘Weed's drug store
A special meeting of the Board of
main: at which time the reports of
and the acting school visitors will he
heard.
Owing to the fact thIt the Knob
’bus has been contracted for by other
parties for all the dlYl‘ln the week ex-
cept SIturdIy Ind Sunday. the bill will
run from the trolley to the Irounds on.
those days only
Mn OhIrleI N. Pitch and dauph-
tor. Miss Helen Fitch. of Rockvilio
Conn. has returned to their home at-
tor a few door leIt with Mrs. Morti-
Formhiorwallr and vicinity: Cloudy
Weather. followed hy'rnin into tonight
and
winds.
produced very heavy local ruins the
ward to Michigan.
ported 7.98 inches.
.tled weather travails generally thlI
homing in all the northern districts
east of the Rocky Mountains.
temperature has fallen from the Lake
region eastward to the coast.
frosts were reported from the Cann-
‘dlan northwest, and light front from
Spokane.
Frederick Stimuli has secured a po. from Yellowstone Park, WN-
3111011 in Stamford. .1
. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
, call» and get.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Friday; model in northeast
The western disturbance has
not 24 hours from Kansas northeast-
Wichltn. Kant. ro
Cloudy and unset-
The
Killing
Light snow was reporter]
Temperature: Minimum, 00'. n1sxl~
mum 81. Clear.
Frederick S. Lyon. of West street.
reported to the South Norwnlk police .
this morning. that he had captured a
cow which bud strayed into his yard.
and which he would like the cwm’rvto
Tho bovine is u need
looking Jersey. 11nd lies evidently been
well taken care of.
WAS‘BOUGHT FOR 810
island Near Greenwich. Now Valued
at $75,000
A receni search of the title to
(:nctner's islund zit llr1un Shore bus
brought about some inicleslimz facts.
which go to show tho reulnlkuble in
crease in property vnlnntlons in
Greenwich during the post filly yunrs.1
This land wns formerly known 11111
South Huckleberry island and was;
conveyed by John llnikclt to ileuryi
Merritt, in 1810 together with Home
(lock island and h‘urwuli‘s ,lslnni.1
The price pnid iii thnl lime nos 8 0‘
pen island, or $110, in 18.31. Mr?
Merritt sold one of those lsliiildfl,1
known as Huckleberry, or which in!
ler. became linctner's ‘lslnnd. 1o
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llnlu ii. Mead and Seth Mood tor $2.30.
Mr. Mead conveyed the island" to
Sylvester D. Hill. whose two children.
“ll ilHlli epithelium
Good Furniture iI'lrly priced in the constant endeavor
1111111. on"... on. re IllminItI I” but is shoddy, to
omi- our patrons Furniture thIi iI correct In design, do~
‘pIndIblI in make and Iu‘lthlo for the pine and on In-
tondsd. in the great polloy of thin Itoro. pur lino well
dourvII lintconoldontion end our Imrtmonts the
Input to attrnotlvoiy furnish my Mom In the noon.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
SOUTH NORWALK.
1271! NORTH MAIN ITRIIT
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JCddO Goa A Hot'i‘hing
Send us In order; for one loud. and we will retain you II I out
tomor. Glenn. "‘0! from plots. uniform quIIlty. suitable for Ito-nose.
rungs, stove or Iolf-iondor. Prion on Ippllontlon.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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The formePs grain goes to an elevator. 'l‘be elevntor cleans it
and makes n higher grade of grain by screening out the docknge.
mnny cats of those orreenings are sold to munul‘ucturers or #1001111-
cd lullnured rations of poultry and horse icedn. l'ndcr the term of
miscellnneous leclcnncd field souls mod needs are transmitted to
the. consumer in the guise of poultry feed at an mortise prlle of 82
, per hundred for n scrntth food, and some indinuthly sold In this
neighborhood. A wheat in he for wood seeds does not mean economy
for the monomer of poultry feeds. My foods are pure.1leuu and (rush
MANUEL IORO HATCH.
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First in quIiity. last in price. anIyI in the mum of in custom-
ers—dinning Home Ground Food for Horses. Colds and Poultry.
A CAMEL CAN LIVE WITH-
OUT A DRINK
for days at a time. but who
wants to be u runtcl when be
con enjoy a claret punch. mint
julop. whiskey sour or n creme
do nicnlbe. Chartreuse. or 11 nice
cool plain of llupporin ill-er
siren he wishes It It is one
loosen win then not “his
hock up and never sol it don 11
nrsln. uns bocnusc he couldn't
got 11 drink when he Wanted 0110.
You won't "not your back up"
on our of the choice wines and
liquor: you buy at Mugner a
Flynn‘s.
Quick Auto Delivery everywhere
Phone 418
diagner & Flynn
which is given over mostly to mountain.
Among the Connecticut farmers. and
. the faculty. apnrl from being cxollicio
.iolds of hunting and flags.
1 is Runs lionlieur‘s "
‘ pose that there are prints to he found
:Evcrybody likes to see 11 fine picture
‘of fine horses. but it is :1 floor thing
THE PRESIDEIT
mentioned from First runny
the products of the forms of 11 state 1
luring. The disapproval of the posit
tioh of the president on reciprocity by
the executive committee 0! the State
Granite which has I very strong hold
the fact that that committee would;
not make the day of the president's
visit Grange Day. had kindled 1m in-
tone“ in the event which spread wide-
ly; The morning trains some evidence
of the coming people to see the presi-
dent. whose previous flying one in N02
vember,1909. alter he attended the in-
auguration of President Sharl‘klln of
Wesleyan UnLversiiy. ut Mlddletown.
town.
The guest of the slate upon his or
rival the .nrrongementl had been
lunde by Governor Simeon 1s“. Baldwln.‘
himself 11 Yule man and member of
11 member of the Yale Corporation
with the president. The program was
for 11111011. pnrnde'through the city
streets to the new State Library liull-i
ding. which graces the southerly side1
of Capitol Hill. where a state luncheon
had been spread with the guests num- ,
‘bering 8:1 representing the State" ll olll
clni. business and political life On or ‘;
lery hood the city gave evidento of its
welcome. for business houses along
the streets were hidden under the:
(Imernor ilulriw‘in s address of wel
come was no follow: .
line of the grout pictures of the world
Horne Fair." [ sup-
:of it in every crulntry in the world.
:10 see the line horse himself. pnrllcu
ilnrly when he is in notion. nrul i‘lill
gshovr his peers. A fair like this gives
Zone that chance
li‘oi this fair gives it chantc todm
ilo r something else that seldom comes
to n (‘onncclicul assemblage it is see-
luy a Piano
as you would a watchm for inside ex-
cellence as well as outside show. and“
from a dealer whose guarantee is re-
liable. .
We sell Pianos as Tiffany sells
watches. ‘
We guarantee the hidden parts as
well as the outside.
$10 will place a piano in your home.
Balance in Small Monthly Payments.
. Call and—let us talk it over.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
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' Phone 30
His R0131. Highness
the American automobillst. is the man
that we are catering to and in order
to make his automobile trip 11 triumph-
al procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it, tighten up screws and ma-
chiuery, put in new pnrts, put his en- »
sine, brakes. 41111311010, plugs. etc., in
good working order and make his I
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
noyance by bringing his auto to .
W.A. HANFOltl) 42 N Main 51.41.31. 5112
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1in1; and pouring the limit (1111.011 oi the
11‘ oiled Sluice.
“e are proud that President 'l‘uft
1 crime to Connecticut for his college od-
1 urntlon. We nre proud illfli he has put
“ it to so good :1 use. and that in him :1
‘non of Yule bus become president 01'
fthe United Stolen.
; tine who holds grout olilcw-mimost
glmperlnl in its resell nnll powerw—is. it'
i be ho equnl in its rosmnuibllitiu. com,
{rounding ilgnro in intelnntlo‘iml. 1111
1‘11.“ as national. nn‘nirs. l shell not
11.19111 ’1‘an lids ndvorutod and secured;
tor of who! he has criticised nud do~
1tented in the field of American legisla-
ilion. but i will inlre a moment of your
gllme to express my deep some of 01K"
Mrs. George Lodcr sud Percy lllll
~ still survive him. The. consider-n
ties at that time was 31,000. Mr.
Hill held the properly until 1870 when
he conveyed it book to Mr. Mead
for 01.000. in 1879 the island become
the properly of Anne M. Laciner. wife
of Joseph another. the consideration
being H.000. Mrs. (lnetner mortgaged
the property shortly after for 81,100.
Mrs. Gaetner was given the right to
construct sea..,wnlls in front of the
land one June 3. 1901. Five years is-
ter. MrI. GIetnor died, and her estIte
in now in process of settlement.
The sum of $00,000 was offered for
the island 1111905. but the owners
refused to accept it. believing It to be
worth $75,000. The blood oonuim
one and one-fli'ih one hundredth]
acres of upland and I grant of two
and Monty-one hundredthl acres un-
der water. it is surrounded by the
micro of ByrIm Harbor Ind Long
island Sound.
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CAMD OUT ALL NIGHT.
Wilton nuldonu inure-too, in'
«ring. Mun and (NH.
The South”, Nornllt police deIrt-
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At the meeting of South Norwoik
” Canal-we. improved Order of Hoot»
sophs. which we held. last evoninz.
{Wilfred Bodwoil wII chosen to repro-
Iont the cousin. It the district con-
vention which will be held in New HI-
.1 mo durlnx the him pm of this'
- month.
Them In. considerable excitement had 1.“ a“. months. boring mu, him
‘in both NorvIIIlr Ind South NorwIllt 1. young woman. shout eighteen yIIrI
when it was reported to the police of of a...
. hath oltleI that Herbert no. Mathew“. nun mm about (on, you. of, 9
Ion. of West Iii-sot. into not down no!
killed I mm in cmmut Hill Wu“ hi. far (‘1‘. ”1““. hav[n' “kn ”M'fi 1 ‘1
automobile The police immediately in- ymu‘h the mm to "3. ”mg g“; . .
I“ will!“ All“ our! luring thon- m Ilene tor ‘
' on. Mothdtvlon had killed I has. It pint.
wII reported. this moral“. In:f Mm
Mothewson rm it'Ipt body must tho in '01” 00111110 m they
; night ORR'Ifl“ telephoto ‘ M “'1. ill. ”
1 during the tumor. ’
ire-tinted the report
moot wII notified lut'sveninl. tool
In Overland Intomohile. bearing the
number 0. was, but been Ioit in a liold
noIr Jackson & Webb’s place. in South
Wilton According to the automobile
blue boolt. the our is owned by E. R
Jones. oi Brdoopon.
A B‘sutlnol reporter celled up Jock-
Ion e Webb. this afternoon. Ind vm
informed thIt the drlvbr of the our
it appears thIt the couple.
are. tied pumped out under the
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Militants oi the section were slain
COAL COAL
We have I large :tockof high undo fresh pained Coal ready to deliver
for next winter‘s comfort. and we guarantee IItlIi'Iotlon II to quIlity not
price. Call and examine our cool before you luvs your order elsewhere.
HARRIS. 8t GANS C0.
68 Water Street
iculiaplcuouo service which he has done
'to the whole worldwl mean his pleura
sighted, tar-reaching, provident-him!
itnrdilis action in promoting the lu~
dicini settlement: of intorndiional dis-
1.pntes and in bringing two great no‘
tlonu actually to agree with us that'
practicalli every controversy that we
inlay have with either of them shall
so to arbitration.
it seem to me. Is it seems to him.
that the semis can rItify those trea-
tlooe just as they stood with no impair-
ment of the oonotltutionol porogatlves.
! hope that It the next union of the
«ham they will be ratified.
i am (ind that we have I president
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News Repairing or Painting
now run. rial:
Luther M. "tight’s
II THE PLACE
have I president who, if on policies
Iny of them are attacked. con defend
cans of III portion Ire proud of the
Ibillty with which be but diIchIrsod
the platinum oi hlI olllce.
I tender him. in bohIll of the peo-
ple oi Connecticut. their warm more
station of mu Ibilitli. Ind also or hip
kinanII in Intention this Ipot. out 61
Iran: other-I which 11th diamond tor
his presence. II I place to moot the
people rum .to‘ Me. Connecticut
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VOILI. WAIH unsure AND WAIITI. .
Price: to suit Ivory osmium-.01» thousand hlnh [MI IIIIIII
WIlItI to be 111qu out for to» months monotom'lprmm
‘hoforo it lI too late. so you out not pilot-ll to tho it.
THI LADIII’ "VIII mRR
11110le I Iii-on: nun when IIII
him. Rho hII olId woloornetodoy for
"" President ran.»
Reduction Sale .1... ”no...
OP LAOIIO' AND HICRII’ IUlTI. ‘ COATS. SKIRTS. LAWN. Sodium. molt to. 19" 00M 0' 11'
Mot. point problem quite II much
II iIIt moi. Bloch sodium is much
employed on Ill dork IhIdoI. pIrtIou~
llrly navy 11m and duh green founda-
tions, at: of smut oolor qud to
lilomimte dark toned tIllored Inltl
III often IimoIt wholly «layered with
IontIohiiit in him.
um ”14th motifs in oduiaoho
III 11111111 It, minim monuments-o1 umtu
IN soon on both sum and Junkets of
Thorn to still muoh Ioutoolilnn on chit-
5npcnk on this (nutrition of what Fresh...
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who on see in enough shout to int-é
tlote such policies. i am glad that we;
them with force and vluor. All Alpert”
on son on both mm Ind lsokots of.
., too, as well 1111 on the heavivl‘ W‘
V W and claim. 001d Ind Inventio-
«allele pooulIrInd whosoppiiodln
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
EVerything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0. B. Jackson
Optician
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What Can You ' Do?
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE 1
Gives you dqprnctlcal education
IT WILL PAY YOU TO lNVESTIGATE
Book- Ind Stationery Free.
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Enroll new.
SOUTH NORWALK
STAM FORD PORT CHESTER
IL"!!! I. CARI
Toquet Special Motor
‘l‘ho Nut and most careful design
in the make-Ind brook. two-cycle type.
All pIrtI are exceptionally my 0!
I000”. and can be adiustod without to
moving engine from foundation.
Single Cylinder
W. R. THOMPSON
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1 Model 11. r. Carbonate!
l H 215 In“
J 3% in
5 122
Double Cylinder 3
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The Specialty Manufacturing Co.
40 Water mm. Boutli Norwnlir. goon.
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mNOTICE-w
If you prefer I medium Bur. neither red light nor dIrlr. drink
Plot Golden Dortmuuder. It is I production made exclusively from
the choicest barley melt and the costliest aIIIer hops pnrchusbie.
mIde bf the pioneer brewer of this country. GotI IcIII of 24 hot-
tlII, on y 01.00. ‘
How shoot I. can of Pabst. either on: or llsht'i Only $1.50 I
~- one of 24 hottlII.
Our suction iI due to friendly recommendations. We reIpIctluily
moon you to give us In order for the but Brewed Bottled Boer in
the country. not! perhaps you will recommend.” to other» no we no
recommended to you.
Costellsno d" Bordenl
oninpfboimvy lvorywlnvo
Tel. 4111. .
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EXTRA SPELIAIS
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