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The Reason
WHY
Our Candy. loo Cream and
The
OTRUGTDR. containing the indie
inal extractive: oi l‘rolh'flod My; ,
girt. :fi‘m
V I N O L
modern 'romo . noon.
Peptonstaot Iron» ‘
Sold only or '
‘ 'F. H. IAXTIII
Bakery products are so
satisfactory. .15 Mcaulo
we use only the *
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MATERIALS
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Strut.
of all kinds promptly built; loan
for sale. ’
given spacial attention. .
WhiMWdi‘h ‘
Launches sailboats " .
All kinda of repairing
Oyaur 8h!" Point, Nomalk
'loutll Nov-walk
Charlesbuelt, Jr.
Telephones: Office. 901; houu. 21-3
ELECTRICAL
. CONTRACTOR
. GENERAL
REPAIR .WORK
Addnaa:
51 MAIN ST. NORWALK
Solon H. Borglurn expects to get the
Boy Scouts started pretty soon.
it is planned to have dancing at
Roton Point pavilion again next Sat-
urday night.
Frank Aiken expects to leave short~
ly to take up a course at Storrs' Agri-
cultural College.
The Palnters'. it Decorators' Union
will hold its semi-monthly business;-
meeting, Thursday evening.
William Schroeder and family, who
have been occupying the Perdreaux
house. have moved to New York.
Banner Cun'ncil, No. iii. Daughters
business meeting. Thursday evening.
Mrs. William .
mour street was a visitor at the Ma-Ij
sonic Home in Wallinxiord. last Satur-‘
day.
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The weekly fleeting oi the South of New street, have returned to Dan-t
“Wimp be holdJ, bury, from Bali island, where they
this evening, in the Masonic Tcmulol spent the summer.
Norw ,
Main street.
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The weekly business meeting of 1311-} the Cnrpenlers‘ Union this evening in.
can Tribe, No. 26. l. O. R. M. Will be the Gaaette building. Routine business
held, this evening. in its Wigwam, in. will be transacted. ‘
Washington street.
The children of the late Mr. andTNorwalk Congregational church will.
Mrs. Lewis Smith. have placed a very; meet with Mrs. Leo Davis. tomorrow;
handsome monument in their plot in: utternoon, at 3 o‘clock. '
Riverside (kmeiery. I
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A stated convocation oi llutlor
Lodge, No. 38. R. A. M., will be held.‘
this evening. in the masonic temple?
in South Main stmet. i
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Miss Kate McAlear. who has been,
spending a short vacation at the home
at her sister. Mrs. Paul Schilcher. has.
returned to New York.
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Mrs. Fannie Buckley. who has been
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terday in Bridgeport, on business.
spent Sunday at his home in East are '
one.
Store. is spending her vacation with
friends in Philadelphia.
at the Knob Club yesterday and the
water was war! as it has been all
summer.
lin street, Danbury, has returned from
a few days' visit with friends in South
of Liberty will hold its shrill-monthly;r NOTWNK.
H. Williens, of Se)“. c
yesterday.
-0. P. held a regular huslnces scuslon
Charles Hohr, oi Norwalk. spent yes‘
henneth Vernam, of New York city,
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Miss Mollie Connolly, o! the Boston .
There were a number of swimmers
Miss Florence Hancock, of 50 Frank.‘
Charles Betta. oi Weatport avenue.
lurk in the Norwalk posioiilce, en,
oyed a day‘s vacation from his duties
Mrs. Matthias C. Lowe and lamlly.
There will be a regular meeting of,
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The Endeavor Circle of the South'-
I Our Brotliers' Lodge, No. in, l. (l.
lust evening at which time routine
business was transacted.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons oi’
St. George. will meet as usual this
evening for the transaction of routine
business and whatever else may romei
up for disposition.
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Mlila Jessie Guthrie. of snvomnwf
‘ .ihiniting mun.
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Greenport Oysters
n .
oitiol. hall
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* of Paula’s“
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$10 - $15 -
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The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
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Escailops, Soft
awaits you without fun or discussion.
TWO STORES:
14 South Main St. ‘
South Not-walk
s.“
Shell Crabs
ILUIFIIH. BUTTSRFISH. CIA IASB. NATIVE
“L8. SALMON.
UWORDFISH, HALII U T .
FLATS. SNAPPER ILU E8. ROUND AND LONG
CLAMO.
vacuum its.
New Linetntadies'
Neckwear
Sale or Collars. Chemisattes. Jil-
bola with side eflects.
Stock (‘oliars and flows in all
the new shades.
Shetland and Chilton Veils.
' J. l. Malletie
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
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the guest or her sister. Mrs. William terminating this week. the last in V’m‘m‘TALEBMEM DRAWN FOR SERVICI‘
Hindley, in West street, has returned
to her home in .iietuchen, New Jersey}
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South Norwalk Crimp. No. 9.194 lilo-i
darn Woodmen of America will hold;
lta oeml-monlhly bunlneos thallium:
this evening. in its rooms in ;”Satin:
Morin street.
P. C. lsouiabury lfldfio. New Enm‘5
land Order or Protection will hold its:
semi-monthly business meeting. this
. evening. in the Mystic Chain hall. in
Washington street.
One thousand people were in atten-
dance at the Mnuonic Home in Walling-
lord. last Saturday. the wicaalon helm
the anniversary of Grand Master's
Day. Among tile number from south
Norwalit. representing Ophir Chapter.
Order at the ill-store Star. were Mrs.
Thaddeus Guyor. Mrs. Andrew J.
Bros-man and two daughters Misses
Charlotte and Edith. lit. and, Mrs.
Joshua lensing: and Mr. (lot-son. or
litamtord. All report a line time and
on looklna forward to a visit another
year.
Washington Camp. No. 11. Patriotic
Order or the Boss at America viii
hold its weekly business mum, lulu
evening. in its new hall, is the South
riot-walk Trust company building, in
Waautntton atrost. at which time in»
porilnt business will come up (or wa- ‘I
ulceration and the mounds at MIT
monitor in mutated.
town taxes may be paid without the‘
interest. in the otllce of Town Tax Col»
lecior. Robert 0. Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Horst. of Spring
street, have recently returned from a
visit with relatives in Newark. N. .l.
Mr? Burst nan resumed his dutioa an
impasse master at the lives bound sta-
tion at South Norwalk.
Division No. 1, Ancient. Order of
Hibernian; has won lor‘St. Mary's
church organ fund :50 and the Chil-
drop of Mary society has given :05
which generosity has a‘wolledfihe lund
alderahiy.
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iN IUPIMOR COURT
The names of is laiesmen have
been drawn in the superior court and,
from the list a Jury to hear tho’eviw
dance in the case of Tony Colleita
of this city churned with the murder‘
of his hrother-in-law will be reelected.1
It is oypoctod that the trial of Cello
its will begin on Thursday. The num—
on or the‘ialeamanore: flothal.‘8am-:
not ,H." Haycratt. uoorao Hoyt. H..
Cornelius Judd; Brookileld. Charles.
H. Camp. Charles 8. Williams; Dan-
hury. iloward Evans, Morris floral-J
Joseph A. sum; Dorian. (loom ii.‘
tor the new niosical instrument con-.mam Hiram B Taylor Hinton. t‘
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Waiter Canticle. Charles B.'Tamiuany:;
Falrilold lmc C. Gray. M. E. ii.
(neon. Author B. Stormy Greenwich.
Neheminlt ll. Hunted. Luke V. Look-
wood. Francis J. Talbot; Huntlnuon,’
Edward R. Allen. Edward W. Kano;
New Canaan. Eraser 9. Avon. Anna.
ins nttlltley; Newmvn. Birdsoy Glov-
er. Lewis (I .Morria. Mlliata H. Prin-
dlo: Norwailt. D. Warren Fitch. Wine
iield s. Hantord,w1liim Hildon; Rad-
ding-{tandolph P. Bradley. Howard
0. Plait: Ridgeilold. Gilbert 8. yum
William smith: titanium, Daniel Fal-
lon. Thornton C. Olmstoad. F. A. Tall.
sinllord. John C. Wilcox”. Waiter
Wilcox": Weston. Janina A. Win.
Thomas W. Thad'nil: Walton". Al»
phonon P. Wall. John J. Marvin.
Prod Mother; Wilton. Gardiner ii.
Raymond, mm L. Webb.
They are to report. in the criminal
Minorliil' mart on Thursday WI
It 10 o‘clock.
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van oauvavw.
encounters
i'li‘euu should look In
18 South Main St. South Norwalt
Houn: a s. In. to I p. at. Don-
daya by appointment only.
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p This Week Only ' '
National Biscuit Company's Red Gra-
hams. Social Tern. Nabisco Wafers
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8c Package? 9
Extra Stamps ‘Witll Teas and Coffees} 1
A. F. Beckinann & Co.
.8 I. .5 WMHlNGTON 01'. Phone “0. SOUTH NORWALKj
The and policy of this Itore to mark it; merchandise at the Tum flooding.
opening or the season-mat prices so low that they will hear the t; , Won boat RC.
competition at “countless special sales" here and in the finer | New York ..........90 43 #6521
won tortilla hours a Steven's stores the confidence at , : Chicano ----- 8‘ 57 ~59“
- ,’,: Pittsburz .. .82‘ 63 .566)
. . Philadelphia ........ns’ 64 out
, . ' ., . ‘_ at. who ..........,73 as .513
A}. v ‘ - f ‘yCinoimti ..........is so .432
CW A“ ~ ‘ .t u ‘ . . , ‘Boaton ........ ..3a 102 .26]
Character _ 1 tr . Ymrdly’l Rosalia.
Chicago. ii; Boston. 5.
, { Philadelphla~8t. Louis, on some;
There’s more than value and correctness of style, in with
the new fall suits shown at the Rogers 8: Stevens store. 1 3’00“” ‘33 "MSW"- 4- .
There’s a quality and a character in the fabric!“ re—y MWJYOPIL 2: Cincinnati. 0:
finement in the tailoring—4m air of distinction an supre- 1 ‘.
macy that immediately impresses the discriminating man. Millions LEAGUE ‘
However critical you may lie-«or however much you’ve ‘ Team ““4,
been paying for yonr'clothes-we ask you to come here , Wonmdlost‘ P 0
and see the superb new fall creations we are showing at . .Philadelphla ........ 95 48 '6‘,“
$20 - $25 , Detroit, ...... ....8t'i 57 .599
‘ Cleveland ........... 75 67 .528
New York .......... 74 (iii .318
They will surely command your genuine admiration. . . Chicago ............ 70 71 .497
You are welcome Whether you are ready to purchase or . 90...,“ ,,,,,,,,,, 7, 72 .497
not—you will not be im rtuned to buy—and even when . wuhmgm _________ 5,9 84 ,4“;
you do buy—4i at any true you don’t think the. garments so Lou“, ........... 40 103 gm
worth the price paid—bring them back and your money ' W
‘ Yesterday’s Results.
Cleveuand. 3: Washington, 2.
Detroit. 6; Philadelphia. 3.
lloston. it: St. Louis. 2.
New York. 7; Chicago. ii. ‘
FREIGHT LADINQ LOSSES SU&
‘ Hartford Railroad cmnpany comes
‘ from an unexpected source.
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HARTFORD. Sept. Mir—The Hart~'
ford Times prints the following: 3
News 0! interest to the stockhold-j
ers~ot the New York. New Haven and'[
it is reported that the company has:
found it necessary to appoint 1-. per»:
nianeut inspector of the compttny'si
freight warehouses in this city, and;
that "such inspectors are to he put,
on duly in all other large centers oi,
irelght shipments and transfers. ‘
it is stated that a recent lnveaiiu‘,
gallon ot the freight business (or the:
‘Cuthiii’s Bridge Fish Market.
fa child's teeth is or as much import-
ance as having them illlod. for it not
iintreqnently happens altar a person
1 has reached maturity, perfectly sound
and healthy teeth are extracted. and
g artificial ones inserted. simply because
the natural onesyero uni .
his part of:
the child‘s well being: it teeth over-t,
, lap. or protrude. or have wide spacesi
between them. they can be straighten-
2ed and regulated so as to become
' wholesome and beautiful. i use none
that the moat approved methods and
appliances. producing results that are;
‘ highly satisfactory.
Dr. J. H. MALLER
company has disclosed the tact that‘
git large. percentage of the shippera‘
‘ihave been giving estimated weights‘
gon,blils oi fading that have been:
i'found to be ahhrt weights. and that;
in this manner the company has sub,
.tered an enormous lose. One special‘
(agent who has been investigating
, the matter has gone so tar as to any;
that honest bills of hiding may yield:
revenue enough to meet the whole:
dividend on the company's stock. ‘
inonwatx couraacrmo unreal
, (i‘ommerclal Record.) '
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l minor-loo Street House. ‘
i St. John & Keyser have taken the,
‘contract to build a new house in;
Norwalk tor Harold Murray. Jones it ;
Hotchltiss. or Norwalh. will do the‘
plumbing and furnace heating and
:Eugeno Mitchell the painting. The
plane show a frame house. containing
iuven rooms. The coat will be about
88,000. ?
Work Well Along.
l Work is well along on the news
jrosldence in East Nora-hilt for F. ii.
Illoyl. the dentist. H. V. (“arr ls'
ithe contractor. Thomas Keogh dow
Hm: the plumbing and heating. The
inalnllng will be done by the day and”
the electric wiring will be let soon:
‘The plans show a frame house. cowl
For SALE
Centre - So. Home“:
House. ill rooms. newly
painted. nearly 1-2 acre
land; 3 minutes school
and depot. Price .4000.
J. M. Layton & Co.
insurance O Real Eatata Ananu
_ 5 Railroad Av... South Not-walk
ltalninx seven rooms. provided with‘?
impact: heat. '
. lienry Moellcr has the electrical;
Tworlt .on the new house on West are"?
:nne for l". .l. Anmvine. for whichi
gst. John a Keyser have the aenerali
‘contract. As previously reported. the,
house is 28x40 feet. containing eight
‘rooms. Thomas Keogh has the sub-
Icohirnri for the plnmhlnst and heat-
,ing.
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HOTIL ARRIVAL.
Three Men Convicted In Hartford lav
pin Fri-an Toms.
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BE INDEPENDENT
Visit the Danbury Fair in
an Auto. Machines to Rent
Driven by Skilled and Careful Chauffeurs
We Are Booking Orders New
OSCAR H; BANKS“
RIVER STREET Tolephom 681-8 NDRWALK, CONN.
The Paris Clank 8. Suit House f
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk
ci‘u
A Magnificent
Shounng
WELL New Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts, Waists .
and corsets. You Show “"9” see these
handsome new garments while as-
sortment: are at their best. They will meet your requirements
as to style and beauty, and they are really unusual values. Our
offerings will appeal to any economical ideas you may have.
lvhlle style and attractiveness are always exhibited in our gur-
nieli'ts in a marked degree. The still greater feature of value
is always much in evlilencewand this store‘s power to give great-
er values was never better shown than now. Come and be can ‘
vluoed.
Ladies" and Misses’ Suits $7.98 to 830‘
Ladies’ and Misses’ Dresses $5 to $50
Skirts from . . . $1.98 to $25
Waisis ‘ 980 to $12
Coats from . . . $7.98 to $35 y.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
3380. Main St. South Norwalk. 515 Main St. Stamford
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HARTFORD, Hopi. gun-Three con-
.Flynn. N. Y.; 6. (3. Phillips. N. Y:
tits anacoiooiimionotlt; '
ear-Wm: ” '
om moo llao use catatonia
w. n. Jacobo. s. v.; a. 1. mm. a.
r; r. w. Kinduclt. s. r; n. n. Hu-
m. u. r: o. n. Hallo. N. v.; uh. J.
D. O'Donnell, N. Y.:v .1. Courtesy. N.
in; C.’ Miller. N. Y.: Ilsa Lillian
W. N. Y.:’ Mrs. L. Ill. 10". N. 1.;
Edward I‘. Baylor. N. 8.; 8. Boone. N.
in: J. Comm. N. 1.: a. W. Gilli. Nari
Haven; 0. n. Till-hum. New Haven;
N. 8 Palmer, New Haven r E. C. Wei»
star, New Rayon: it. Kopp. Brooklyn,
N. in; II. 0. Parties. Ii. 0.. Min,
N. in; T. F. Mar. Boston. float: 3.
it. Johnson. Cloroland. Ohio: 8.
Beltway. maroon, N. 1.: V. g. For»
IIIOI. Wont-tor, Man: J. H. Wil-
liam, lat. Vernon. N. it; v. ill. Tyson.
Philadelphia. Pena; Samuel 0mm
amnion. Bridgeport, Conant a.
mutt. 16mm. ll. .l.: b. it. Home“.
Wilton; I. A. hum. Moll.
m; J. W. ammonium;
l‘. U. one. “Wt“. W. the
ill.
vioted "white shivers“ were taken to
Wethorslield to basin “prison terms
ranging from two to tour years each.
The men are Frank bovine, a lornier
Brooklyn. N. Y., asloonlteeper; Tony
Colandriiltt. of tilrooltlyn. and Nicho-
las Rolando, of this city. who it is
claimed brought Margaret \Ralnlu. 16,
of 36 Slinton avenue. Maspeth. L. l..
to a house of ill lame. The girl had
spent a year ln.iWo Brooklyn reform
inatltutlons. ' .
Desando is alleged to have bought
this girl tot-silo trout the other man.
its denied this charge. but. admitted
that he had loaned them 850. When
the men tried to collect some or her
earnings the fistula girl appealed to
a million“ to save her. . .
”rum Will «can or the mum
states were in court “11!!th trial.
Damdo‘a‘ilmr him roll" or
usual. g .
If your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairingor Painting
. now ’rnn 'rtata
Luther M. Wright’s‘f;
IS THE PLACE »
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’The millionaire philosopher stopped
and [and upon her kindly .
"what are you crying about. my
door?” he asked. * ‘
‘liroplace. the millionaire philoaoplio
said to her: .. .
"lily the way, love, what um ‘
crying about that day?” ‘
«new: a you s tam.» she replied, "About my lin-Wt" Iii!» m
carillon Will nor loan. , law. 3‘“. ”N Ml 19' )"
"haunt“ «M the million!" plil- as W’ .m ‘wv! ~ *
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