3.1.. “ULTONIA”
flow York for Trio-to "
as. 9st. 12. noon
é:.:~:-:u:n:u;x:::-:z
stain ton ‘Bi., go. Not-Walk
ifs aphone 165-2
--—-
Nehemiah
Att‘ol‘ney Condos, of
ridgeliort on luminous.
George Brown and Charles T. (iro-
oi Cannon thiion, spcnl ycstor-
day in Norwnik on business.
‘_.i\11‘s.Robeit F. Mattiu of Bridge
port. spent ,tostt‘rtluv aflctuoon in N01.
.walk with MIS. Nlthoias Mania. of
"Wilton avcnuc.
Mrs. David F. liciiily'gt'ti. of Spring
set, has t'cturucd al’tcr spending a
' it with ”holds and rcintircs in
l'. .l.
2 ~ rift largo pincnppics Si iii). iitucs'
_. market _ _ . ,..
M William 1“. l’lclx'iyu. oi hinttutronuc
.tl'Tamiiy arc illtl\illi.‘. up bomc io~
‘ till? after: having: spout tho snmulcr at
the. Utility» bungalow at l‘iuc Point.
Mr .1ntl‘\l1.s.&~ .I \iillc-t oil 11 non
Station, uiil tcndci a wow ptiou to Mr. .
lllltl Mrs. 1'). Hair} Milicr. who have
f. l'ohlrnctl from thcir hunt-)ipoon trip
y foo Saturtinv cranial:
, A 1:11:48 elm tun iu lliut sticci “as
Sent do“ 11 {cstcttlai :'=11tmnonu. "lht,
tree was ondauacrirg thc lit-mi or pc—
‘dssirians bccauac it was tif‘C:i}‘t‘(l and
.. the owner of tho propcrty, Mrs, lltlli~
ton had the trcu i’t-liod.
Sauna-
-~-Ba!0baii. Norwulits vs.
tucks, Sai.. :l‘JLO. Atuuscutcni i‘ark.
Antonio lie t‘csarc of -l \lcchanlr
attest, South \o1u.1il._ will lcatc
Tuesday next on his. European trip.
‘Mr. De Cesare will sail on the Kaiser
Wilhelm ii and all] be aonc for some
Women's Suits
limo, milking an extensive trip 5'2 {0 ‘40
- , Womens Skirts
.""Tou'n Tax Colicttot s oiiltc Will 9 '8
open ‘Saturday and Monday cvcn- “‘lo 8 to is.
[I until ll o'clock Silk Waists
Eureka Rebekah Lodnc No. 42. will $1 to 3‘0
it! a regular mccilng this evening. Mining”
Ill. 0. O. l“. hail, Washington street.
Neat Friday. October ti, the degree will 52'5“ to $20
. be worked on a class of candidates. Women 8 and
distreshmcnta will follow the work. > Children's
Al Kotcholi. the Bridgeport boxer Shoes
who was rubbcd somewhat by John $l.25 t0 ’4
(Rover) Benjamin in their boxing boat
'at Twin City Athletic Club, recently,
wow; visitor in South Norw‘alk, yes-
t’tc‘rdai'.
Postal cards are aging rccelvsd from
Miss Helen Nolan, of Spring Hill, who
*imvlaltiult tho Misses May and Kittie
‘ Byron, oi the Bronx {or a week. Miss
ulna is enjoying a vacation from her
Lgdlltlos as nurse in tho Norwaik Hots
:Qlul.
3 j Lass spring lamb. 12 l~2c. llayas'
suit curator Christiano. will
buiomJuduo l..oc.kwood in the
1% town court tomorrow mom-
i 'clock. The case has been
continued but will no doubt. be
annuals, tomorrow. The trouble
. y at s. christening, Christiano
that Marco battered his hood
tons. ~Doputy Sitar!!! John
farrsstcd both men.
Iwiln.
when than was loo.
rut the lair at Randall's
‘- 'li‘ridsr and Saturday.
clamp.-
terms of payment easy.
Men’s Suits
87 50 to 328
Boys' School
51.98 to $8
$7.50 to 520
Men’s Hats
Men's & Boys‘
OKATINO IN THE OLD DAYO.
My boy learned to shots. but its did
not know whoa. any more than its
know Just tho momsnt oi lesrnius to
Ho booms oassioaatsly toad
oi 'skstlas and host It it all day loos
ills sinus won of it sort that i am
afraid boys would stalls nowadays:
Whoa y'ou wont to get I 95:" of shtos‘ 'm “m“
Ill or so yam also you did not soaks
your choice bstwun I Baron d: Barry
and an sums, which tutsnod on with
the turn oi a Iorsw or the twist at a
You found an assortmsnt at
9.413 HERE So
"mu-INTO LINE
and come and he how we can
make it easy for you to obtain
your fall outfit. You need and
must the clothing.
WHY NOT BUY
it
We offer a large assortment of Men's. Women's
and Children’s Wearing Apparel. and make the
No need to wait. Have
what you want when you need it, by having it
’ charged. Your honest say-so that youfwllimeet
'your payments as they come
due gives you the pleasure of
being well dressed without elv-
ing up something else you neéd.‘*‘
Our stocks reflect the season's
latest styles with being expen-
siVe.
46 3
Stores
Open
Mon.
and
Sat.
'Ev’gs.
Suits
Youths’
Clothing .
$2 to 33
Shoes
$1.50to34
10 South Main St. South Norwalk
it hot iron yourssli.
duartsr to W for (tho Job.
tied yous-m
h.
‘ pool.
t location or the
Macao oi’ tho
kin an scorn: it this soot-n was oi
in: and litth sisII or solid wood bod-
ies with micron blades turning up
in front with a sharp point or martini
otsr abm tho it». _
In this smiths! somstlmos ondsd
i’i‘owartl tho and of the ainokcr
. catitc column) of main; awn galhorod
‘i
3 i’alr. tho cutortaiaineatBrouunlttcc. do
i
l
i
, cu [NW at tho tint-s which tit-lt- sumo-
: “but wont.
tits wood with strap bolas; or also you
mlhlm labors than: tut-sun that
’l'ttsn no tools
thus to I ssddlsr sad sot liisn to miss
straps for than: that is, it you 'wsro
rich and your tsihsr lot trots lam a
it not. you most minus inmost sad
on. flay wars sl-
or Milli I 13mm
so! your foot. or slumping ddwn on
can sale of tho wood: bill it. didpsos
traitor. it you had I lira on tits loo.
M with old Mia and boards and
icoow’s shavings. and could all round
with your Ikstss on 'siid tall and toil
storm balm your llllltfl slid iso-
cs star: Ind coins whining hook to
ittromtusirossndistsaos. minim.i
, it its out: toot illicit, almost anions tits
Oilllifl‘lr‘rwt D: HOW! !“ "A 307‘.
M n
liliiiiit illiliill ‘
7: opens Social Sasson With
it‘tniucd ills always the some. That‘s is
, urabic, form of opium aiuulcni “as on- i
j loved and the time to no lanuc was da-
,t‘ltlcdi} tttiuclcomo to all bt-cnuso or
,sarvas urea: rrcdlt lor tiin- numncr in
. which cwrythinx passcd all. and were
; highly complimcntcd turtgvcnlttahy
llim liiilllil Bill
Popular Norwallt lit-nonunion
. lips‘u Hausa ‘
When the Nutmeg club boys enter.
one good round of hospitality and all
"those who were fortunsto enough to
be present at the stacker or the club
last evening know just how much that
hospitality means and how the lame
oi‘ the-1 club as entertainers started.
There were about a hundred young
man present. last evening to enjoy the
first fall smoker and open house of tho
club. From the ilrst to the lust every
moment was an enjoyable one. The
cordlniity oi the reception of the
guests made all feel at home and every
minute was. tilled .with good natured
tun.
some of the young men repaired to
the card room others to the pool room
and a number more to the parlor. in
this latter room. where the crowd tluc.
tuatod. there was a tino'muslcal en-
tertainment. William Wclinltz. the
wizard at the piano. Thomas Logic, a
past master at the violin, and Henry
F. Perry. professor with cot-not and
voice. proceeded to entertain the large
gathering of young men. l'orhaps the
most highly appreciated part .ol the
program was the singing of Mr. Pen
ry. the some. being boycott comparisbn.
Cigars, cigarettes. tobacco and clay
pipesuoro‘ohtninahlc in numbcra and
tin.- commlttoo saw to it that no out-
wanted for anything. At a late hour
the usual smoker roircsililiollia wore
served, consisting of lraukturters.‘
rolls. crariteri and chacsa. coii‘cc. pics
of oil’kinds. euros and pitklt-s.
Then after the rci‘roshincnts. more
cards and music etc colored.
tho
:‘Hotud the piano and sum: tht old
.ot .s... l l Shout an haul this pious
liis‘ loll) good icilous' all were 'io-
nctltcr.
'l he totitmittcc in church of the al’
loll for their successful ’ork.
Tho pool tabios oi tho‘club haw un-
dcrikom a thorough innovation. new
c'owtiuus and non pockcta hating lak-
BRIDGE COMMITTEE MEETING.
Session This Evcnlng to Conaldar
Some Important Matters.
The bridge committed will hold its
regular weakly locating: this evening.
in the Not-walk Town tl‘ourt room at
which time it will consider several
matters of importance in connection
with the construction 0! the new
bridkc.
Yesterday afternoon. tile subcom-
mittee which is negotiating with the
affected property owners hold a moot-
lng in the South Norwaik Council
chamber. in Washington street. at
which time ten or the property owns-VI
worn invited to apponr and were hoard.
According to the reports which bsvs
emanated from the committee, some
at tho property owners have unseat
ed most rcnsonablo claims while oth-
ers have boon disposod to Ilk mom
for thalr boidinas than the commutes.
deems proper. All tits property own-
on will be hard pct-sully batons any
action wbstcvsr is taken
Any marrisd man can attract It
untioa by taking his who to more
pistons than in did when the two worn
ill
long.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BiachnckcmowJ. Ettlingcr. H. E.
Shatlcr, id. i". Knapp. l5. l5. Elias. A.
[.11 lion. .l. P. Weston and with. M. .l.
Jennings. is). Jennings. .l. Fancy, P‘. B.
ilndcnhcrg. F, ii. iimhiei. .\‘. Belilck.
8 N. Scars. C. R. l‘lnlicy and wife. E.
iioosc. ii. A. i.. l‘oltcr. Jr. R. 1). Davis
New York; W. H. Mead. .l. E. W. Pari-
iaad. W. ll. .lcuninas. N, S. Palmer. C.
C. Elam", .lr. .l. C. Kolleiis. W. H.
Sparks. Now ilavca: W. H. Spellman.
F. ii. drown. Springfield. Mass: (i. A.
Bailey. .1. W. Moore. G. 1“. Brady.
Bridgeport. Conn. (I. E. Bunncli, Poiso-
pic. N. .I.; ll. C. Sampson. Red Bank:
in R. iiusibutt. Wilton; E. E. Peiton.
and wile, Nomton Heights; Ill. F.
Mayors. Stamford: A. B. Haywood.
Boston: F'. C. Crow. .l. .\l. layton. G.
A. Volk. ll. Matthewson. South Nor-
wslk; (i. W. lrwla. Now-harsh. N. Y.
WAT! RIURY ITALIAN Di.-
CHAHOID.
WATERBURY. Sept. libs—Deputy
Coroner W. D. Mskopeaos has ordsrad
tbs discharge at Nicola Bastion). the
ltalisa lasso into custody a in days
sgo oharscd with bola; lmollcntod in
the shooting oi young Jsmos (traction
on July I last. on Railroad Hill stmt.
Whoa I nun ws ho is in favor of
law Intorcomnt its is rcicrrlaxto
souls particular law he doesn't tool
only ohm.
\oasssssoosrum
_ ‘ claimant.” '
Hails om 11m AUTUMN cannons. ‘*
commsumrmorwna'
com. amass. rm. am sao‘
ocwasasoaamrrsmm
lilo Vldlalilnflt
I
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Monmouth
.«w.
‘ Oliver iii. "Wood. .
Both Glenn
Buy one package ol.PERSIL, try it. and
learn how to get a dollars’ worth for 25 cents.
lie and 25s—ll All Grocers
List of Additional instruments Added
by Local Division.
which halo been installed since the:
issuing of the last list Cut this out!
and paste in the hack of sour direc
tor-y.
Marshall 1’. Honor.
ilowayton .................. 551—4
Earle Brownoil.
Wilton ................... .. 39945.
John .1. Buckley.
ltl Franklin Ave., N........ 532-5
Fred W. Buttery.
Slivermlns .......... - ....... 196-5
G. C. M. Gregory.
9 Union Park. N ............ 568.12
Seth Lt Grumman.
South Wilton .......... 386-12
Hahn it Nixon.
‘ Lotus lodge. Wilton 398.5
ids Mar Jarvis,
14 Pine St. . . 688-3
A. With! Keep.
28 Clay St. 828$
Knickerbocker heather & Novelty Co..
Monroe 8!. ..... ..... 28
Chas. l". Hoivillc.
Conn. Avenue .............. 108643
Barnard Newman,
ll Stuart Ms. ..... 736-4
E. In O'Connor.
it Hillside 2liH
C. M. Parker.
85 Quintsrd Ava. ..... 4884
Edwin J. Permit,
. 00“." BL, 33. NI os-snout118"‘
Bopbronisr. Pam.
ll Batista: at. N............ 266-12
Washafl‘blss.
‘1 “all" at: d.olllcl|hl¢sll‘1"‘
llul‘us ii. midst-wood.
Wilton 3934
flood. Voila.
19880.nslnfit............. list-i
.3mm‘v.....u..n.u
Emulwtlson.
8! do. stain it.
W
”Md
. 11“
"You, be an sons 1er troubls with
his cm." said tits osiobrstod ocnilst.
“Ivory also its “automatons would
an Atlantic.” "Poor follow. ” rs-
mssksd tits ”moods person. “I
um um 11mm with his hold-
in: a mom that It at. ins
and was ”solos bias I vs
sob Mia‘s sss hmrwmms
slam
1“ r .
,‘WV
V mum .MM
Nstlhsriiarmstl
Persil cleans Deli-
cate Lace and
Greasy Overalls
without rubbing
and without harm‘
PERSIL will was]: ANY and All clothes
. Without Rubbing and Without Harm to
CLOTHES, to COLORS or the HANDS
You simply soak your clothes over night in
cold water with two tablespoonfuis of PERSIL
added. and boil them fifteen minutes next morn-
ing in another similar Solution.
Clothes washed with PERSIL‘smeH sweet,
the colors of colored goods seem brighter,
while white goods fairly shimmer with soft,
snowy whiteness.
PERSIL saves time, trouble. labor, and
makes your clothes last four or five times as
Niaw TELEPHONES. l
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8'12, 10:10 a. m.~The de-
i-‘oilowlng is a list of new telephones citicd weakness of Americans in Lon-
don resulted in some irregularity at
the oponing of this market. but large
buying orders were quickly effective
in sending up prices. 7. S. Steel op-
‘cuad up with a block of 12.000 shares
at 60 to titling. as compared with yes-
terday's close of 601m. The demand
lor this issue was keen and the price
was rushed up lo 6] Hi.
There was a wide opening in Union
Pacific also. quotations on the iirat
block ranging from 159% to 160. a
maximum advance of 5‘8. The gain
was soon increased to a point. Road-
lng also advanced a point. American
Tobacco Securities. which have been
showing decided strength recently.
weakened today, the preferred stock
losing 1,5 and the Four Percent. Bonds
1%. Amalgamated Copper. loci-ville
and Nashvllis and Canadian Pacino
lost a point.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—Rouad
amounts 0! Union Pacino and U. 0.
Steel were thrown on the market in
an endeavor to check the upward
movement. BothyUnion Pacific and
U. 9. Bios! immediately reacted our
a point and sank slightly below my
tsrday' s closing. A troll: start upward
was soon mods and on this mutant
the entire list rose higher than ba-
fora. Hussy buying of tho Amman
'l‘obooco stock and bond luau was a
cousidsrsbio factor in pulling up tho
marital. U. I. Stool l'OIa iii Ibo"
yos‘tordsy‘s oioslnx toachinz as. Wod-
uasday's high prics. Various looks
«a up 1 to ills. American Tobacco
old. was pushed up a points above last
plant and tho six our cant. hoods 1“.
Tbs tour usr coat. bonds rsoovsrsd
thali- initial loss of its and a fraction
in addition.
Tomorrow ws will prove as wrong
Our thonsllta at salt. And no will
borrow
smut it)! our wool: costs from tit.
strand:
And thim will its as all?! Minn]
was was W
carat radii! struck but on chord
mm toss.” out asst striklnl can
has W uncut. m as was.
no. O. VII broil.
~ all Y. mum.
Norwalk Chronicler