it?
I
‘ '1. to Fall (ind Winter
ALI. sari-sans. 10o
rasmou '_so.oI<. so. when sold
wltli Pattern. 4
E. K. BANKS
“AGREED HOTEL “BLOCK.
‘ hours [nonwanx *
n...— t.
' Miss Barbara Paisley, 01' Wilton axe-
nue. is spending the day in Bridge-
port on businesfi.
Joseph McLaughlin, of Chapel street
will spend this evening in New York
city with friends.
Chief Harold F. Clark was forced io‘
quit work and go home this morning,
on account oi illness.
Edward Bernard. Lester Farrell and
Leo McPeake, of South Norwalk, were
Sunday visitors at Rye Beach.
The last concert and dance of the
American Band was held last evening
at Roton Point and was successful in
every way.
Miss Margaret Drlscoll. of Straw-
berry Hill. went yesterday to New
York city where she will remain for
it week with ll‘li‘lidS.
A. F. Marvin. ot‘ till Wall street, rep-
resenting the llirl'ring-lialhhlnrvin
Safe ()onlpnny, spt-nt yesterday iii Wa-
terbury on business.
St. John's Lodge, No. 6. F. and A.
M. will conicr the Fellowcraft degree
on Thursday evening in the Masonic
Temple ill Wall street. ‘
The weekly business meeting of
Washington Camp .\0. it. P. 0 S 0!;
A., will be held this evening. in the
rooms, ill Washington street.
Miss Clara Nuttetord. of Wilton avo-
Ilue has resigned her position iii the»
Lotti Silk Mill and will continue por-
munently in DeKiyn's bakery.
Harry S. Gallagher. of South Non
walk, was recently admitted to tile
Norwalk hospital, where he is under-
going treatment for typhoid lever.
Mrs. C. A. Wellinghauso, of Brook-
lyn, formerly Miss Katherine Nuity,
has returned to her home utter a vis-
it with her sister Mrs. Frank A. State
of Holden avenue. ,
Joseph Cons. of New York, who was
arrested for intoxication pleaded guil-
ty this morning and was discharged
as is the custom by Judge Edward M.
Lockwood in the Norwalk town court.
Otto F. Rhoda and family now lo-
cated in Chelsea, Massachuhetts, have
been visiting at the residence at John
Dal-rash. of West street. Mr. Rondo
formerly conducted the City Hotel bar.
bar shop. and is well known here.
The case of David Godfrey, charged
with intoxication, breach of the peace
and the use of abusive language to-
ward Mrs. James Shannan. oi )ilaln
strut. yesterday, came baioro Judge
Edward M Lockwood this morning in
tho Norwalk town court and its con
tinned ll four weeks from yesterday
morning. Godfrey is out under bonds
of 850.
DANOIROUO POL! TO II MOVIO.
‘Empioyos of the Gonnoctiout om
apny, the Southern New England Talo-
phdhe Company and the South Norv
walk municipal lighting plant wars at
work, this morning. erecting another
pole to carry the wires now strong on
the pole in front of Burdich‘s lunch
mm. which is so situated as.to be a
menace to the lives of pasunm-s on
the trolley ears. the latter going so
close to this polo as to ranks the piano
on. of tho most dangerous on the
system. This note will is removed.
, HARTFORD COUNTWWT
superior polity or
criminal lit“ him ‘
Ho
and quote you factory prices.
A copy of the “World's Best Books” for home reading presented free to all visitors who
Hundreds of
bring to our store a copy of this advertisement.
The A. J. Collins Company
12-18 North Main St.
Jeddo (103
shall; no on order for one load. and we will retain you as a ous- ,
tomsr. Olaanfim from slats.unliorm quality. suitable for turnsu.
WEATHER FORECAST.
w
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettled,
weather with moderate temperature‘
and probably local showars tonight
and Wednesday morning. iollowod by
fair and slightly cooler; brisk north
winds diminishing and becoming varia-
ble. The trough of low pressure that
was over the Mississippi Valley yester-
day morning has moved slowly east-
ward and has produced unsettled wen-
titer with local showers lit the Lake
region and the Ohio Valley. A slight
disturbance. central oi! the the coast.
is causing cloudy. showery weather
from Nantucket, Mass. to Eastport.
Maine. The Paciiic area of high pres-v
sure is moving slowly eastward and is
producing cool. pleasant weather in
the Western States;
.._‘....._ M...”
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum. Bil; maxi-
mum. 69. Cloudy.
GEOLOGICAL AND NATURAL HIS.
TORY SURVEY OF CONNECTICUT
Bulletin No. it; has just been issued
by the State Geological and Natural
Histmy Survey. it is the first instill
most of a Guide to the insects of Core
ncciicut. the rurloui parts or which
are to be written by a number of ape
clullilts under the general direction of
Dr. W. E. liritlon, Elittilnuiogisl of
the State Agricultural . lilxporiilionl
Station. The present liulleiiu i'tln-
stats of two parts. Part 1. is a (ksilorill
introduction by lli‘. Britten, giving a
brief but clear account of the struc-
ture, classification, mode of life, and
economic relations of insects in gen
eral. Part il.. by B. H. Walden, Assis.
flint in Entomology in the Stpto Agri-
cultural Exporllllont Station. treats of
the Eupiexoptera and Orthoptora of
Connecticut. The Eupiexoptra are a
small and compuralively unimportant
order, including the. creatures com-
monly known as earwigs. The Orthop-
ters are a much more important grout).
including the cockroaches, grasshop-
pers. locuits. katydids, and crickets.
Among these are many large and con-
spicuous species. and many which are
of great economic importance as do-
vourers of agricultural products. The
book gives analytical keys for the dis-
criminatlon of genera snd’spocies. and
is illustrated by photographs of im-
portant species and diagrams of anal
tomical details important in the clas-
silication.
'l‘ho present Bulletin, like other puts
licstlons o! the Survey, is distributed
by tho State Librarian. and applica-
tions for the same should ho made to
but the Basia [Ablation on ads alib-
stal policy in giving the pnbliflldns
lit tbs Survey gratuitiousiy to toschars
and other persons who desire particu-
lar Bulletins for study or professional
ass. , .
Dollar talk it over with yoursslt
a littlo Willis. 800 it you can't lose
that "own. and wear a pleasant smile.
it your so called f'troubios“ you will
thoughtlnlly «hoarse, you'll admit
your lot on unit might m whole lot
war hots ’ot bssuty ovor’ywharo, it
you wtlHinly look: in tho town and
in tho iioids. in every happy nooit.
lists of pleasant music waiting. inst
beyond your car. will some in to mails
you glad it you will only hour .
itlssaid thomwihh hoot
I cover,
Lfill mwofld's a
range. stove or ssli'losdsr. Priess
i
ABOUT FEEDB
Molasses is good. but there is
ultiillilnctlimrs would have you believe.
call the food a superior one. but it is no better iltln the starch from
Blnrch all well as indication. is converted into alignr to di-
gestioiiwhill molasses can cover a‘ multitude of nine
corn meal.
just what should lie in feed.
him: if it were cheaper.
merits.
First in qualitI. ilrst in prl e
('"il
g Suggestions
at prices You'll be glad to pay
Here' Is one as a starter. ‘ Flat up a cosy studyuiooin for yourself as well as the children.
Globe-Wernicke Bookcases
help to furnish the homo as well as to cars for the books. They are constructed in units. and
whether used as individuslvlibrarios. or united as a whole for the family, they are always com-
plete and efficient. They are the standard of a modern book-case construction. and made in
many styles and finishes. As the need of a hook-case becomes . more and more pressing, you
will eventually buy a GLOBE-WERNICKE—Why not now? We will be glad to show them 7
So. Norwalit. Conn.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
if the. consumer know aornothing about
what he is really buying. the law would be oilerlivowdhcugh some
times it. seems as it this same consumer would buy thunder and light-
liounln Home tirouilil l“"r(.‘tl‘l sell on their
iiounie Home it round Feed tor Ilorses (‘ulile and Poultry.
CANTERBURY, N. ., Sept. 19.—
Reports that tho ShahTrs o! the coun-
try luthlid to raise a large fund for :
his defense at Elisabet?! Stars and E. ‘
B. Gillespie. members of the Shaker
colony at Kissimnloa.‘ Fla. who are
alleged to have admit stored chloro-
form to Sadie Marchsnlt. when she was .
ln’tho last stages of tuberculosis, are
denied by Eider Arthuh‘ Bruce. of the
Canterbury Shaker colony. '
In a statement bodily Elder Bruce
said:
“it seems to me that Brother Egbert
Gillespie and Sister lillisobeth Soars
scording to what knowledge I have,
acted, to say the least: most unwisoly.
Nothing is desired lily Shakers for
them other than justice before the
law. I think Shakers are generally
considered as law'oabidling and in this
case, if on trial of tho facts, it shall
appear that the chloroform was ad»
ministered with intend in a manner to
Illegally cause the dealt; oi Sadie Mar.
chant. no Shaker wool demur it‘pun-
lshment according to law followed.
Shakers u a whole will have nothing
whatever to do with the legal aspects
of the case and will not furnish funds
for any possible deienibe. "
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TIAIIIEI IlliillElll
IESPMBIME [708 WIEBK
NEW HAVEN, Sept. t9.~lu a finds1
ing handed down twilight coroner Mix'
lholds Matthew E. Dean, of 698 East,
l l38tb street, New York and John Sher-.7
man, of 300 East ifi-ith street, New’
York. criminally responsible [or the
death of Howard Rileinllardl, who
was killed in a wreck on the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail»
l read here on soptemiisr 18.
Dean was the-engineer and Sher-
man the (human on an engine running
light which crashed into three freightg
iours, between two all which libel-ii
thardl, Ii brilkonlllll, was caught andi
‘ killed. :
According to the coroner the light‘
engine run past two signals set against
é hint and as the limit signal tower was
:passed the operators tried to attract
:the attention of Dean iIlld,Shormnn
E lllll failed.
(in passing the second tower a simi.
liar short was made and the Cedar
Hills yards were aisle telephoned to"
prevent the freight itronl coming on.
0 MAKE room for curtail stock, we other the
following malice of Pianos at Bargain Prices:
Woodbiiry
Kresge; :Spies "
These Pianos were little used and taken in trade let
our Player Pianos. Also several standard makes'thilt '. f
have been rented during the summer season, which 1 V
.we offer at greatly reduced prices.
M SONNENBERG
j PIANO
co.
a
104 Washington St-
Phone 30 ’
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That’s lt!-——-_
A Hot Thing
the American automobllist’, is the
that we are catering to and in
to make his automobile trip a Mom
al prllcesslon we ask him to bring
this shop before starting out. W13
overhaul it, tighten up screws an
chlnery, put in new parts, put. him
glue. brakes. magneto, plugs, at
good working order and make
journey a pleasant one by incl: 6
houses by bringing his onto a).
W. A. llANFORD, 42 N. Main St—Tels
on application.
no magic in it. as the Western
They use the. molasses to
The law states
O. D. Jackson
Optician
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
always in thr- minds of its (‘lllwm‘
him. The price is thirty- vs cantor
no! 000m annuals has
allows. ,
W a» rim ;
all who km
l I but the latter had already tell the ‘ Eyes Examined Free
MORE THAN EXPECTED {yards and although the tower opera».
l l ' tors knew that a untilnllup was inevi-
n "l" 0““ flavor and high qual~ 3 table they could do nothing to stop it.‘
liy 30“ will 3" “"9“ you «buy After the accident Dean and Shor- ' ‘
your Clarets. illlrgundica. or ten man, who we“, injured were taken:
additions and “W?“ ‘3' ”i” file New York where warrants charg-i
n at Manner &' My“ " “e ‘lng them with manslaughter wefo
l
more! than “i; W hill and no served on them Saturday. As soon
0:6 2 ever \lfitliltmlntod “h?“ as they rooster they will be hroughl
t ey “’ at Jaguar & Flynn " back here for trial.
Magnet . 8. Flynn _.
Quick Auto Delivery avorywilaro
Phone 418
WE BELIEVE IN A
Thorough Business Trainiil .
AND COMPETENT GRADUATES
MERRILL
NATIONAL LEAGUE. ‘
my
rum Building. i
who host no.1 ‘ 3 ‘
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COAL
HARRIS 8t
98 Water Street
OHAPLMN THOMAO ONLY OUR-
VlVlNG OFFIOIR
'rbo Fourth Regiment. New Hamp-
shlr‘o Votsrsn Association has notilloil
all members to report at tho out
flail.- In Manchester. slow Ransom“.
on Wednesday. Bosumbor still. when
the ilttloth anniversary oi tho leaving
at Camp Sullivan. in that city, tor the
terrible struggle of mu to 1888. will
be calobratsd. 'i‘lIs odlcial announce-
ment or the “golden wodding."issuod
by Secretary. John a. Hutchinson, an-
nouooos all the hold and stall cihosrs
save the third and last chaplain. My.
William H. Thomas. it. D.,~ot South
Norwaik have passed away. Dr. Tito-
Ioiis «roots to attend ills anniversary
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“501‘ MAW-ii,” ill “LOCI“.
The attention 0: PM“ Attor-
has
called to tho fact that certain. saloons
are operating slot machined. glitch in
contrary to tho statutosi Amdlnm.
fort . . at Lowest Prices
(this! tire to tho viildation oi tutti or no
, big at 'a_ central bloating house in Newbies
Plei Golden Dortmunddr. it is a production made exclusivel from
thmhglcetlateba‘rley up: and thouc‘ostliest Bauer hops purchlisable.
in y p onoor rower o s countl- t a
u... only ".80. 9' Go case of at bott-
ch about a can of Pabst. either dark or light? Only 81.80 a
We respectfully
cm of 24 bottles.
Our success is due to friendly recommendations.
request you to give us an order tor the host Brewed Bottled Boar in . -.
the country. and perhaps you will recommend us to others. as we on "
Vestal-day's Ionics.
New Your 7. Pittsliurg 2.
Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 1.
Brooklyn a, Chicagh ii (11 innings).
epoch s. Bostml 2 (first same):
Boston 8, 8t. Louisli (second game. iii
innings, darkness).
GANS CO.
South Norwslk “_._ MONMW to We
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sass toys CULT osivsu our. mm ' Tot. m. Prompt Dailvary Ivorywhsro so Railroad a
n.- - .
mos cm. ill. soot. Ill-*Ellht “on M on. __ M -.._.- -_-_, _ “WWW w-.-.._..-.--....-,--._..
months" or "The Holiost hove Bo- Philadelphia , . ‘5 6-“ ' > . ,
olsty" wars «carted to the city limits Do “ """, 3 5, j .008 . 2.--..- -. -- .... - _
"or arr-WM» »...in «hustzzzzzzzzs. a rim ‘~ . .
““1“” “‘ "M“ “m" “ "°°‘ us. rm .........‘1 ' so an! m"! l 0A“ w. sum
the car for Chicago. Itarshai John Chicago ,6 a, 489
Hunter led the rum!!!” “m“ m Boston :Z'IZIIZIIIZl/r to no
Mme." of ”A. “HEM "M 10'." w‘“u;'.‘nn. . ‘8 I" "2‘ t ,
cult to leave the precincts armada " ‘ NO I ICE La h 0 '_',
city rounded mm Alexander Dowlo. 8‘ I‘m" ""“""' o .292 0 “nc wnem
No arrests wore loads. What: the vig- _ was...“ . Results.
:3... ,m“ m Wm 3mm mm. mm 9.2m :0? , Lsr us TAKI yous allows out or vans soar.
of tho out had "my MM wit-Illusion a. at. “is i. was run usousasv sill-sills silo s'ros
“m" mm "“ mm 9"“ m“ "C“"M‘ it ”til 1" rus wmrss no cusses Iron cross I "I F"
Ms. _ Philadelphia 3, crime, I (am A“ "A“ ‘ “ "" “W”
W moli’Chic ol.Pbiladsihia1 ssc- . -
siLLs or Lama‘s vanilla-non 5:, ““13”,,“ “final . . .
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imitation.” .........‘.‘:; ,ut'i’lnM‘nwlo I'EPSpecialtyManafactunngco
int-miss hi rho shipment oi cotton and -. ' , , ' . - , .. . ,,
nmomsorumssth'mdattns rum Ital lag. ‘ ' ‘
d on... not so.
Now Orlando button motion“. to dis:
. Mullah? .Olaoldlid‘ E 03
“all”. sssau-ssull
TONE“ o-Isosssosisl‘
”mg“ sustain“. 8
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