'u ... . .. .
m... Dorothy (lliolwoll. of High
street. was a guest at tho llunbul‘y t‘nil‘
,. yesterday.
Gaylord \\’llitlot-k,.ol South Wilton.
attended the llnnhul‘y l‘llir yesterday in
(company with a friend.
.l. lullnlleiic is advertising Fill'l‘l‘il
Mills ltnit undorwvnr fill‘;\\'tflllit"ll and
children. See lldrurtisenlcut.
mull lbs. Shoulder Slunlt, 2h.
liluritol.
iluyos‘
».\’r\r {Sanford ‘ nilops. 57w qt.
Saturday“ étht‘u i ‘ '
ti
llurry Hll't‘tlll_.[l'l“.“ ylllolul Brothers.
is inking u dnr's rnratiou. \rhi-h lu~
in spending at the llunlmrl‘ fair.
The (Ventral i.ailol lYulou lli‘lll n
,mlcctlllu, lust t‘\t‘llllll‘., :ll \lilllh lllllt‘
I matters of :l routine Il.lllllt‘ “UH‘ l‘tlll
shiercd. ’
lllll'l‘) liarill. lll‘i‘lliril ml llrlo. lidh l't‘
turned from .1 tilt: in Non \‘m‘l. rillm
whore llu sin-lit sot’vmi dms M l.
friends.
3 Slim-in! (lilll‘ul‘ llii‘lllll'tl l“. \ltlill‘l
101‘ Hill «‘l' .l.ll'
llli‘
was on (llll_\' hm ulsilt
ivis ii Mlll'l'nr, lil‘l‘illllll'.
lhtllillu‘ll‘ lnlr with :l llill‘l‘.
\I. no \\ u».
An illljillll‘lg‘tlv llll‘t’illltz .n‘ llil- build .‘
oi directors oi ”W Smith Norlmil’. .vuil I
_ lir library will bu livid :lt N tl‘t‘lih’li lili‘l
l owning :lt llii‘ ll‘.llll|l}.l mom i
i
l
~ l'luillcilrm illttl t‘nllos. (l lll'll‘il
William i‘l'.li-l l ill\ nrdotl. :lt illl‘l
V . \‘lnuuli: HHS) lli: ii in l'li llsl
V him on mud ‘lliiili‘. :t‘llu.. 12"‘lt' ill ‘vl
about «lulu lol :lnhlll‘i lllur ulwll liul
l
it ill) i:- :i=
ilnldon “mihumn oi lllllli-l
mor Wortllott uu-uuv ind. sll
‘ ‘ short little in NUI'Wlllll, rhl~ luorulllc.
‘ while on his way to Illllluonnll to
. visit his brother.
:l for»
ill .l
Miss Frames \l’i to null nuulul
~ who hate b ‘u ding tho sllllllull l
With MFH. thl’ll‘tl l'. llt‘lH ll.) l‘. iril:
avenue, nru now \lHlillltt for n Rlltlii
time with relatives in lllluburl.
~Prime llib Roast Boci‘. lC‘L-c ill.
linyos Mmkt‘i,
'l'ltn l‘lrt'llI oi lditlll .lll‘l lnrlt own
lug ill the Nurwnila lllllllirti l'llulrll .
'l‘ilcru mm o luminous nvwloti ul Tutti
o‘clock will-n routine luminous. \rllul’
‘lrunsartull. ’l‘his wus i‘ollowoll lit 8
o'clock br n dm‘olionul iit‘i \ivo.
llov, William P McKi-llliv. i‘. H. ll.
of ('tllllilrldltu. hillssncllllsl-lla, will lul-
lnru ululrr till» ltllltlllt'l'fi oi“ llll- t'ilrisl .
inn Hrlrucu l'llill‘l‘ll. in tho Town Hall.
Norwnlk. lllllt owning ill ll o'clnl-h, A
little lliilllllt'l' of illllillilolw llnru lull-ll
lauded for lhl» lt't‘llli‘n and it pmnlhlml
, to ho wry intern-tins.
'l‘hr i‘llrllulnn Hrlrlu'u Horlriy. Nor
, wnlh. mun, mrdlullr inrlls-s friends
it to attend ll trim luriuru on Christian
Science, ll)‘ lit-r, William P Mt‘Kt‘ill
sic. (‘. it. it, at Cambridge. Mass.
‘lmnmbrlr at tho ttlu lililiiil Munro lionrd
M Lcctllrvnlllp oi llw ll‘lrst t‘llllrrh or
‘ filial“. Scientist. llmlioll. Misfit. to ho
. dolivorrd in Town Assembly Hall. this
evening M 8 o‘clock
utmost tulle t).nps
L“- ww
mild prllmry dmwo tonight is di-
‘hysstins much lulu-mum Tilers is to
but ”its tm'hcshn n! night musicians uh-
’ mm. Nor. and s hsitahour's son
out viii commence at it ocloclt Door
in will follow the concert. Throughout
evening. "to orchestra will play
it of the intent selections. “scum
sw‘snti mom that will its mum
thus in that line There is no doubt
' that the dance mnslr. produced by
rhodium cit-nostril. will no a big
because the sin of the or»
film in to ill in Well with
O'Brien.
2-3)
' C‘extremely
Before the
Imagine their trip
from bakery to your
table; exposed to air
and moisture—kept
in grocers’ boxes and
finally in a
were the
Now that
' ‘Uneeda Biscuit—we
have perfectly
baked soda crackers
——perfectly kept.
No moisture can
reach them—no con-
taminating influ-
ences can affect
their flavorwtheir
goodness
you when
ure proof
COM
FAIR.
Asroptans flights and Horas Racing.
liANllllilY. Oct. tth'roplsnd
and inspect” horse racing store has-
tnrss of‘tho nsnburr tnir yesterday.
it. is estimated thatobcnl 25.000 poo
plus [Marti through the ante and it was
notable that flute was in tho nslull
burnout or its» automobiles on the
mantis llamas“ mad. ton dights..
starting train it hilt about a (pram
all s mile from the tab sounds 'udl
'l'ilo
tilts caliber.
normal; rarloits flotation
rooms 6%
SOda, crackers are.
to moisture.
Uneeda BisCuit the
only persons .who
ever tasted fresh.
crisp soda crackers
. were the people in
the bakeries.
on the shelf in your
pantry. Could they
be the same as they
Were baked?
oned only
liberated by you for
Sensitive
advent of
l‘
paper bag
day they
we have
is . impris-
to be
you open
the package.
Always in the moist-
package.
Never sold in bulk.
5 cents a package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
PANY '
l
Twantydtva Thousand Paosl‘a Witnsss
flights by Lao Hammond of New YorhL
.‘i’i
‘whleh toolt six boats to decide. mm to
, um”
tor said that ho had planned a lilsht
RECORD CROWD AT DANIUIV or or m. city. bill. the wind tad. con-
ditions too dsnéorous.
in addition to the really program
or him rscss Intel-day Minnow. the
deciding host in this 2:22 pace islt
om’trom Wednesday. was run on.
it was Won by Bonnie Wilkes. owned
by A. M. Ethcridgo. of Norwich. The
2:12 pace was won by Orchid. owned
0. it. mlsssll. ot Luisa George. N.
First, honors in the 2:24 trot
1,, as
Prince Kohl. entered by Jsmos .3. Arch
hold. otuhlow York. whilst chin! mossy
in the 2: i9 pm tell to Marian Direct.
ownsd by n. M. shat-also. .Wcslilolti.
Muss.
iMilli
lililiii tints liiililil
i llllli‘k in Colorado Sprillcs. Silo felt all
illlintunlion with him, and one night he
L\\‘l|lllhl to return home.
idnn‘. touring in face but purmllu. lit:
l ilrst toul‘lnl: of affection for him turned l
in disgust when she lvnrnud his Willi
‘tlliil'dt‘lt-i‘. if
’lilnt
T York.
W mam
llilllill lllllillllllljl
Pinkerton Daisctlves on m
Trail Artsstso Young Couple
in Brldn'llport
BRUXHDPORT. Oct. 6.——~i3nllght af‘
ter a chass’scrou 4.000 miles or the
Amoroican continent. Alice Black.
axed ill, of Colorado Springs, and F.
A. Mahler, aged 32, or Pillsbury, were
arrested in this city by Pinkerton do-
lor-lives yesterday. charged with bar.
lng issued turned checks amounting to
our 82,500. since July 11 lust.
it is charged that they casilod bad
checks totalling 31,700 in the city of
New (ll-leans alone, and there they will
bu lulled ilrst. /
The police believe that the girl, who
in pretty and refined and comes of ii
wealthy l’nmilr, o'ns made the dupe and
tool oi ll clever swindlcr. They believe
that the girl was innocently made the
llirrllllti or cashing the iorllcd chock!
Mchlur represented himself to her as
l“. A, (‘lll‘lML a brother of the artist.
lionuld Chandler (.‘llrisly. He said he
was in trouble nnd trllvolinu under an
alias, lllltl was in receipt of weekly
sums from his mother. liu met Misti
llulur-od her to no hull} with illn. Hllu
not dill not
'i‘lul} cloud on Jul} ii. and Elli???
’iluu llttw horn tlnroliuc lirulmdl
:‘w t-unntrt nil tori; l ”min M. withl
l'lnitvlton ill-twililes in l lose gl: ll'.‘ till i
'llm our almost , ll Mind in Neill
lull throw llfllill dill this by.
rinsing 'llc lulu-ls oil ills-ll‘ l>.lt"lil‘.‘i‘ until
ill with: in ”till-ll ;'tolt ‘
“old or “it.“ nu llli' ll lllll oi (ltfiilllilllvll
id ;~ lomllnnim “hon titluulci )i"-'.ll -
.l l} l‘iitililll' I
ll.« no ill - NH 1 lmd ml “an“: lminl
it: ll in ii llilil 2 .ll (lmli'lai .m- on
i‘.‘:\l’l‘.‘l1‘.lrl tor hillbi-
r tllill'llii: horn u‘lil
\llm (low. not ex
H.“ on) ilt'lt" \rz‘ll
ll: 'i'illl hilt? l-ill' .-
ll;|\|‘ llii' lli'lmllllm
l-lrl to twll'tllllltlll Muillvr‘
.lud .‘lli‘t‘ illtllh ttitur twirl: itl'l‘l‘t-ll‘il
.ll ll. u Mutton hr r0 m u in llll\t“l\(‘1‘lll
lul l u llill l. to Np u llllt in: u ltllout do
lay. but in il"" within an ;. .t:6 to null-tor
ill mt lllt‘ lvl‘n‘nlv ill-‘wlilvs lo lll)‘
and tho couplu w-lru lorlwd up
:ll l-lllll‘v station in... night Mollicr
lilsll to hunt; blips-cit with n handker-
lid-i lllndv into n YlllUN'. itui nus cull
id" on 'llln Hill I \lilo mm d hi in
thought i‘wlo \\ .u- no lt‘lll :Hllltillil to
‘llllllliili mi» idc. ill. tin noon» ll.ld not
in nilillllilillliiill‘l, in
lap tllf- gull tins hold in
SUN-u :luli \itlllll‘l‘ 31w!“ ilr llllzlili‘o‘H
it all :ttioulllt is mudo:
lint}, 11w llllltlllill?‘ \tlil
il‘é‘ltii
llil‘il‘
lll‘lqlmllimd siullu
|
tour: “.lll‘
illiltl lllr-lli‘l’
iH :‘J'lli‘ill lill‘
bu ltlcrr-xuwll. ‘
bioh’cl insists that he hurt in
. n‘ollilily brother ill l‘il'slluru. and now}
‘uirus his llllllll" u» \\‘:lllvr .“UllJ'T. l
'l‘lu- girl made it long statement to‘
iiill llnllcl lmilu gltilu n it»: of the;
plates ill “Mill the (cubic null (null .
'cll checks She said Hllt‘ would have.
nothing more to do with Molllor. l
‘ She had understood his pnrenlsl‘
.llu-d in (‘hlt‘nxo and were u‘uonltli)
‘Ellohior refused to make any stale-l
mom in court. on lilt‘ ground that bo’
had no counsel.
RECHERT WiLL BE CAUGHT.
ii. J. liorllerl. of New York. who
yesterday lrll town litter stealing
about “I. from the lirosdcu Larry
Works bl i‘ltltiling‘lill'l‘ktl nt‘t‘esnllllo to
him ill his line position. will he clip-
lured .lnd brought to illsilrr. llo
worlwd for the company six months
and was trusted. Yesterday in ad-
nllltod raising t‘hiwltll sud then skip-
lls‘ll llu has n sweetheart null it is
prollahlo that through her he will be
(‘atll‘llL
To the Board at t‘ountv Commission
ers of Falrilold Vanni):
I hereby apply tor a transfer of a
lllonuo No no to soil Spirituous and
lntoxicuting Liquors, Ale Lager iieor.
ltllins Wino and Cider from A. C.
Fonthorstonc. st tilt and t0 Houth Mnin
all-col. tn Masher d Trot. in as nod to
South Main street. Town at Norwnllt.
Tits proposed place or business is
not located within Zilli loci in it direct
line or a Church Edition or Public.
M‘llMl- ouse. or the lrrmisas pcrtnin~
but that» etc. or not out Other. Public
Library or Familiar).
llatod at Norwsilr. this 26th (is) at
September A it. tilt]
Allul 's'rus MMlNElt AND JOHN
’l‘lt 0i”.
Applicants
We. the understand. clot-tors and
taxpayers. is defined by law. oi the
Town or Nor-mill. hereby endorse the
npplicatlon of theI nbovo named Admis-
uls Masher and John Troy for such
licenso and We do severally cortity
ouch tor himsoit that we are tnxpaa-
ers owning real saints situated in said
Town at Not-walk ‘
listed at HorWnlit this 26th day of
September. A. l). 1911. '
John Oldanschlnscr. John W. Thins.
Henry W. Honolulu. Wm. is. lioniarnln.
Mathew Corbett. J
I hot-shy earllit'. that the above»
nomad andomrs lure sloctors and tats
paws. as distilled by low. or fl
Town of Ram
. st Forgot. this I‘ll! do: ..
' . i9
.....
Tailored w...“
990
Fine M a o n l s n
Walsts, with collar
collar and coils at-
tached. Flno qual-
ity Madras, sll st:-
85. Very special
for tomorrow. We.
Value 81.26.
in tz’s
House of Activity and Progress
GLOVES
$1
Every pair guaran-
teed, ladies' and
Mlsseu’lKid (lloves.
Suede and Mannish
Gloves, all colors.
Very special, $1.00.
Value $1.25.
Wonderful Millinery Displays
Trimmed
Hats $3.98
to 840
When you see this
collection of Hats
you will agree with .
us that. it. is one of
the most. tempting
showings of Fine
Hats ever offered at.
popular prices. We
“planned to make
this department.
one of the biggest departments in the store and .
we are keeping our word: Come and see- for
yourself.
Shapes Galore
Tomorrow we will place
on sale the largest collec-
tion of Shapes ever shown
in this store. Every new
shape that is out we will
have. in cvcry size and cv-
cry color. If it's new and
stylish, you will find it
here.
$1.25 to $6
Child’n’s Hats
A big collection of the
newest and prettiest
ready-to-wcar Styles in all
the wanted colorings.
980 to $5
Plumes
Ostrich. Fancy Feathers
and Novelties. A large
line of fine Plumes. Fan-
‘cies. Ribbons. Velvets and
many Novelties. Prices
range from
290. to $20
Suits,
Suits
A handsome collection of
Women's and Misses'
Suits. many new models:
style and workmanship
characteristic of this
house. We show many
new models in stouts. fit
usranteed. Prices range
rom
$15 to $30
Suits made to order
Coats .
Now so immensely popu-
Many styles. only
one of a kind. All the new
latest combinations in a
variety of styles that are
elsewhere.
let.
not
shown
Prices range from
$15 to $25
Coats and Dresses
Polo and Reversible
‘ SmartDresses
Correctly fashioned new
Fall Dresses for tomor-
row. A large line of fine
Serge. Cloth, Silk. Satin
and Crepe Dresses on sale
tomorrow. Many only
one of a kind. Prices
from
$7.98 to $25
Specials Around This Busy
Store Tomorrow
Cloth Dresses $5.98
The biggest and best Dress Bar sin of the
season.
Fine Dresses, made 0
all Wool
Surge. in black. blue. garnet and brown.
trimmed with satin. high and low neck. pan-
el back; fit guaranteed. Very special to«
marrow. $598. All sires.
Ready-to-wear
’ Hats $1. 59
Velvet Shapas. trimmsd withA ribbon. this
seasons vary latest s is. ve
slur Go. ‘3ng Sat-
style in Mlssss’ Hats.
urdsy. $1 59.
Silk and Net Waists
Ladlss’ Sills and Not wt ta. in blue, black.
and hit tarsal; mod
Shapes $1. 25
We will sell one of the best Shapes. in all
colors While this lot lasts. $1 25 Value $2.
All-lWool Sweaters
$1. 95
Ladies' and Mlsses’ All Wool Sweaters, in
white. ray and red. Vary special for Sat-
urday, 1.95. . ,
$1.25 Skirts 99¢
Black Sateen and high grade Petticoats.
about so in the lot; value 81. 25. For to-
morrow. 99c.
Ladies’ [Inclement 25c
We will place on sale one case of extra fins .
quail
ill.
Ladles’ Pints and Shirts. story
or Saturday. use. . f .
Norwalk Chronicler