“53mg . 3c
I n".
Comfortabios and
Blankets
At L01! Prim
comfort-om at up; to $3.50 »
Ilaokatl. 'I‘uIi alto. III: to “.00
E K BANKS
WAOMMO HOTEL BLOCK.
acorn highway:
Donald Way, at Yale. spent Satur-
‘ day and Sunday at his homo III Nor-
walk.
lax-Mayor Charles L. Glover, or nod-
-. ding. is. spending the daywith Nor-
walk friends,
Iufilay and Sunday at his
William Tracey, of Yale. spent Sat:
parental
home in Norwallt- .
Miss Lillian Morris, of Jacksonville,
Fla, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. l:‘. 8.
Lyon, 01' West street, for a few days.
.lllsa Gertrude Nattci‘ord. or New
York city. returned lIomII today after It
\35ii with her parents in‘ Wilton avo-
llllt}.
ilni'na Haylol’t, No. 26. l. O R M.,
“Ill hold its IImnI monthly business
'lllli‘iilll‘l this Inching. in the barn in
\\ Zhlllllhiinl SiliH‘i
()Ill‘ BrotoIIl's'Hmduc XI). ill,
(I. ii, Itill upon tliII \tllhilll III III-nice
work this evening. “hon sowial Inn-
Il’IIilIths will llt' uII‘I-u IlIII lilillllilll‘i iii“
' Izrec.
Mrs. .lIIsIIph 'lliiIIl uud Iliiiahict.
MINI: .\iII:IlI- 'i‘hiIl Iii llulitilo. N Y., .
arc the uoI-xta oi' (‘ouncilniuu and;
Mrs. William Miller. of Madison
“Emil. r ”W '. , f A\
ll. Howard King. for fil'tccti yours
buy-r
partmcni l'or 'i‘ristram Av HMIII. Nor-
walk. IIInIantIIl his position Suzurduy
night ills!
Scl‘grilnl lil‘Hlll ii. Silk picked up I
Mark spaniel or :tiIlulII ting this
morning and as is IhIII Ilhllllll among
the dog wardens he is holIilIIIz
his
to await the owner‘s claim for
find.
Tho Golden Rule Circle of tho
Kina'a Daughters of the Norwalk (ton.
grogallonal Church will meet Tuesday.
October 10. at 3 p. m.. with Mrs. lI‘i-niilt
GresOry. 68 Newtowu avenue. Nor-
wallt. Bring thimblea. as there will no
aowinz.
Arthur F‘ltcli. of Woatport memo.
is slightly improved after a recent ill~
Incas during which it was noccauari‘
(or him to have an operation. His
many friends in Norwalk will he plans-
cd to know that be Is renting more
('Iilllioriilllle and that be In on thII road
iU ultimate recovery.
Acting Captain Frank S. titration
received a. tclophone call from High
atrcct. South Norwalk. this morning at
12:30 o'clock. to the enact that come-
one was trying to enter a house on
that street. OMcora wore Immediately
dispatched In tho vicinity. but no trace
of the robbers found.
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith rm
ported to the Normal; police renter-
day altornoim that he had soon a lit-
tle lrirl struck by an automobile in
Houtbport. ac ho was caning through
them on a trolley. He gave no further
particulara. except that the machine
stopped and tho child was carried into
a house.
Thin morning at I: 20 o'clock Bor-
xoant "1“)!" H Bill: received a tola
phone menace from tho Daubury pd
line to the shoot that Sunday night
about 10 o‘clock John McMahon. of
lianburi. had stolen 8100.8911ch
silk was told that the police thought.
McMahon would corno to NON/ails on
this morning: ilrst train .
suit met the train. but no no anachr-
ing McMahon’a doocrlption unbound.
and It Is thought that ho loft Danhury
In another direction.
Patent Mcdicmcs
mm prlcca.
' loo our’windo‘
:IliIl ninnnucr of illi‘ r‘I‘II‘pIrt III‘-‘
Sergeant
_ ”My, Im- II.» .. ”who”.
WEATHER FORECAST.
m
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
nilbt; Tue-day fair and alialitly
Warmer. Disturbance central thin
morning over the Gulf at Mexico and
the extreme northwest. are producina
. cloudy weather with local showers in
the aouthorn dlairlcta and along the
North Pacific cast. Modarata tom-
pcratin‘el prevail In all sections.
WIA'fl-Ill A YEAR aoo TODAY.
Temperature; Minimum 50; maxi-
math. 64. Claudia
W...
The Followcrart Club. of Norwallt.
will meet tomorrow evening
All kinds of fireworks are more com-
monly used in Mexico than in the Uni-
ted States. ‘
George Sheldon, tho pouplar clerk
atvthe Norwalk Hotel. spent Saturday
‘ in New York city.
Joseph Cornell. the tree warden.
baa a large contract on a large
estate near Philadelphia.
A fuse blew out In trolley car, No.
261. last evening.
Washington street, delaying tralilc on
that. line for a few minutes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. ii. Summls, of New
Canaan, spent the Sabbath at the
home of their son. Charles Snmmia
and wife of Marshall street.
The oillcers or il. l. i... 269. were
George E. Allen still heads llietlclici
for president. The olcctlon will lol-
low In a short time.
..... ...._
Anson F. chicr. oi Courtland place.
went to Ncw York IitI Saturday whcrc
he Incl his mother, hits Mark G
Kcolor “ho was returning from n
iriiI to the mountains. '
m...
Mrs. William ii. Odell. of East am
one. who has boon ill lot coma tiinII,
in now chip to be but. total: to tho
relic! of her IIIIIhI friend‘s tho
i‘ camc IIIIIIII wInIiIIIl owl nor
0‘ lion.
o'i
liil’lllill‘l'li or ill“ l‘uiliolh-
'I‘JJI‘
II-nIicd tho 7 o‘clock
lhlnryh: church yI-ai‘ct'day
u bod) \Iiiti'c Ihc)‘ iIIIi'IIioII
holy communion
of
\!I and Mia [mm W liIInIIiiiIl and
MI and Mrs, \luuiiIII 'lolII Hutch. wIIII
halo bIIIn Initiyiuu an Ill.lillllliiiiil' (lip
gtd'l’ittiillcld Mama. by III) or linrlimd
and Sprinullnltl. llil\l' rIIIurich uud l'i‘ .
port on (‘Xii‘llt‘li‘ liniII.
. Mm-..
'i‘lIII l’uinn'u lloIIII i‘outpuny
(’iilll'd to I‘IIIIIII Hil‘t‘i‘i. _\I‘till'l'llil}'
i noon.
\irs lII. .-\. \\'IIIIIlIIIII‘Il'.~' IIIIIIIIII. at IIqu
hII to II “Hill thI IIIIIIIIIIIta of our
gIIxilnituiahI'i‘ to do :hII. I'I'til'k.
With
illil'l‘I
tho .
animal the proscrlhcd length of time:
\ .lumcs llourd. or \\'IIIIIrbury.
brnkcniuu who was Hillllt‘ iIuIII
.lujurcil in n [all front Ilia train.
I\\'ill) has, been undergoing irIIaInIcnt
III tho Norwalk hospital, wan dinchnrg-
ch from that institution today.
Mayor-Elect.I William RI 'I‘ummany
and the members or the new council.
which will take (illico. Wednesday
'noon. held a motion. last evening. at
which time matters pertaining to the
program of the cunning your were dia-
cuaacd.
("thief ’l‘homaa heathcrlnnd and tom
ily have returned after a three daya
visit with Mr. and Mrs. George 'l‘ravia.
ol’Illanbury. Captain Thomas Hunt
ouhutituied for tho chlcf in hia ab-
sence and (minor .larrlII Murray ‘for
Captain Hunt.
Edward M. Black. the popular on
orator oi' the Wllaon Point wlrolcaa
motion. is to exchausc pooltlona with
Hinman Knowltou, the operator on
tho Sound atoamor “Priscilla." with»
In a tow don.
lrlonda regret to hear at his proposed
departure from town.
Numerous complaints hnvc boon rc-
ccived by Countable Henry C. Boiler
concerning a bunch of do“ which
have been traveraing the streets In
lilaat Norwallt. lighting. growling and
croating other diaturbancoa and nut.
Constable Bolacr will probably no
that the nuisance to abated. '
Jobn' Garrison, or Sugar Hill. N. it,
an employs of Dr. Smith. who Jon:-
docta a unitarium In the common, at
alumni to lo thil. moral“ by Jillian
toward it. Million“: conic-n rm
drunk ”and refused to no home when
tho Milo-r tflé’g to go Jilin to. Ho was
locked up and Iirodaht boforo the Nor
iiil cantor... .
AW
“poor young man neoda
«gnomloal when”
.nomlnated at yesterday's meeting and.
tho i
ago?
and
at 9 o‘clock. in'
bo-r
Ion-dL;
I
. i
to IIxIIIIitninh II i‘llillllli‘)‘ lIrII iuI
lan
ion l‘but’tcll. Knights of I‘olutubua. nt-I
puma nl SLY
morning in‘
”NJ ‘.
V’Ifl‘he Coming Of Cool Nigli
and: our his department at Blankets qtocltcd to overflowing with I
j;Wooly V,
‘ ct ovary undo and at ovary price. tram the moat inexpensive to the
moninoodi Thomas of beautitul
very fineat oi Wool Blankets made. You cannot have any Blanket
‘ needs which cannot be supplied from this aplondid department to
your lasting satisfaction and economy.
Prices from 59c up to $7.50
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
COUTH NORWAM‘. .
12-10 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT
IMPORTANTI
When you buy Foods you should want to know it they will "make
good. "
Douala Home Ground Foods are making good
CI: Why cxmrlincnt with Feeda cf uncortaln quality. when you can
buy llonnlc Foods for the some money.
llonnio lI‘ccda tor Horse, Cattle and Poultry (home ground) are not
manufactured from refuse and clinic. but are made of pure, awcct
grains, ‘
MANUEL TORO JIATCII.
Find in quality. laat In price. always In the minds of its custom-
cl‘s»~llonuio iiomc Ground Food tor lloriioa. Cattle and Poultry.
Jeddo Coa
Send an an order for on load. and we will retain you a: a cus-
tomar. Clean, iru iron alata unitorm quality.a 'uitablo for turnaoo,
range. stove or «Mood». I." on application.
That s It. '~—-—
RAYMOND BROTHERS
I ‘4.
A Good Tonic
for the Weak
ii: :I good. tIurII llccr. llupporl'tl
l'cI-I‘ III II itictlt IIITIIouilI linildor
and ii NIIIIIIIIIIII Ionic, brim: lil‘t‘tw-
'I‘I'IJ with IInI “(first chill iInIl
. .rwlth pumpkins.
A [let Thing '
l
>1“: can». (If Sili'l‘iflil} IIIIiIICII’Il limit
} . and hops. II is u bIIrIIruIzc that
J i,» :Ihaoioioly purII in all rc-
i IIIpIII'III. and la iIIIll'I-Il unlicr ugh
‘ fi'l‘i Izanittii'y conditions by sin
liniilwl‘l (’II. .‘
Magncr 8. Flynn
2:...
air. mach many :
canoes during the out two days-
Sugar Hill and in the victor at Nor- ,
walk. who was trusted by uOllIcer . . . .
Charlo- il'. Pam on Saturday. wan.
with ma court this looming Dr. , .
inhibit abicarod and madc a‘ploa tor
-;u ..0:11.:u;-_-;-;u,uge;-.-:-;-;-Z
”W ”w
oai' Coal! Coal
Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the beat Coal
mined.
Tel. 721
IS THEIITIME
To buy your Fall Footwear. as w havc Shoal In ail atyloa, loath-
orc and prices «Shoal that will iii your feel right and always be
comfortable.
THE WALK-OVER 8H0! for Men la the Shoe for solid comlort
and ions Icrvice- . , Iifliifl‘Iflifllm
. THI QUIIN QUALITY. a Shoe for Woman that In a little ahead of
the root and always ills where others fail.
IIRVICEAILI ICHOOL OHOII FOR CHILDREN.
TheWhite Shde Store
90 Washington Street
WHERE THE GOOD MIDI} OOM‘I PROM
if your Cairn go, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
"' i
.I! “MI I!“ IMKQB‘I
HARRIS & GANS CO.
(IQ Water Street South Norivalk
3: In 1902.
Inflation antral"?
IEIVJGEBI “
‘(continuod from First Page.)
In alithoro were ulnotqcn xraduatos.
air. of "whom ’wore beginners, seven
«from the primary department and at:
from thojanior grade. The diplomas
hero proacniod by the superinten-
dents otxthoac divisiona.
An excellent program of radiations
were given by the young people and
addresses wore made by Rev. Mr. Mir
pimp and Superintendent Lyon.“
urn—u...-
Norwalk Methodist.
Rally day at the Norwallt Methodist
Church yesterday, waa one or the moat
held. The scholars gathered at 10.05
clock in the morning. with teachers
in tho Sunday school room on the
ground floor. and marchcd in a body
to the main auditorium ol the odiiico.
Hare appropriate examines for the
day wore held and an interest In mak~
in; a good attendance 0! the achool
for the coming your stimulated by
auccculul coca-Ions outs nature over ‘
a Piano
as good asiiic
the enthusiasm. Those who had been
prcocnt every Sunday for the
for their faitbluiness.
and rewarding aitcndanco was iniIII-i
1‘ button otonc color. The second
‘ high and color for him and so on until
2
ed to those with pcrfccl BCOl't’J-i.
The church was neatly decorated
cornaiuiks and thc
itali fruit. promoting" an capcclally at-
.IruciiI'II picture. ThII niicildlilli‘e was
Elaine and tho NI-rrlcc of rally day
.took pincII ol thI- rIIpIIiar morning cor-
: tiI'ctI. ..
. 'i‘hc choir nun prcacuI and Invorrd
-; with rlt‘l‘l‘i'lli IIxIIIIilIIut IIIIIIIIIIlona and
Iiho achool on It body axing nouns up
iproprlntc to lliII day.
. Ital-Ikoia oi fruit IIIIII‘c iIrtIparcd by
,ihc clnsacu nod “‘irl‘v acui out umnux
, thII uiIIIIIiw-ra of tho church and ocliool
.who on- ill or niiil‘vill. This in tho
iI'Irlli’iy I'uaitiilt of tho Norwnlit .‘IlclhIL
tiista :IIIII in grunt}; :IppiI-I'IIIII'II ll)
Ibo I‘IIIIIIIIIInts of tho tattoos.
I HADDAM BRIDGE COMMISSION.
ERS.
A. E. Purple. R. U. Tyler and W. H.
Cadweli Named for Important Job.
liflhllll-‘ililll‘ Ui‘i '9I~~»lloromor 8,
Id. Llaldwiu has. appointed thI follow
ing as "JI'JJJJ'I‘TH of liIc commission to
.IIuIlIi IlIII brIIiaII lIIIthIIIn liuIlIilim
qud limo Iiaddani. for which the gun-
IInIl Iissoiniii) at its rIIcIIIII acasion
EnpprprrluIIId lllt‘ .IIIIm oi $22.3.Iioii.
AIIIIIII. II: iIIiriIIII III Mounds. town
of limit liiIIlIiiinI
Rollin l' liIlIII of 'l‘.\iIIrrlilI'I. town
'itii' lindiinm.
William H. I‘IIIlmIll of Now Britain.
l‘coph- of tho ionic at large and
.I partltuiurli IhoIIII (it Middch-Iex Conn
‘15. who anI most lntlmaIIIl} con
IomIId. will aortic that tho porcruor
5 has made ntitnlrnliio selections. .JIHIRI.‘
lurplc, «be all] doubtless be the
fchalrniuu of the commission. has for
years boon u lcadinu
town He was born in Hoodoo and
probate for aiiong period.
been a merchant to Moodua for al»
moat halt a country and has been-a
manufacturer of. urine in Moodus
mills. Ho rcprewntcd East
and in tho constitutional
lie
convention
capable man of altalra.
Rollin ll. 'l‘IIcI of Hadduin la'
among the promyicnt man of Middle-
'ocx county and his selection to ca-
.. poclallyploaainx to lladdam people.
He won a membci of the general nan
bate there. He was candidate tor“
lieutenant governor on the Democrat-
ic ticket In i908. la a lawyer or
H marked ability and a leader in things
pertaining to too good oi the town.
Mr. Chdwell is a wall known clvtl
onlincor of New Britain. Ho waa
" nominated by Governor Baldwin for
the odica of highway commissibner.
but the senate rejected his nomina-
tion In accordance with its determina-
. tlon not to permit the appointment of
'_ any one to take the placc of Janina H.
MacDonald.
In.“
abaao or arrmarc . marina.
town board at cation-to and taxation
this eventing In the olllco or the saloon
men in Not-walk.“ M thin tinia It is
understood that tab registrars will
no present to aanorI all question:
about their bills over gulch than has
boon a alight donate. Tho muting
may be an open can and than can:
' It at» not. Town Clerk Earhart R.
I! llhnmd tho aoiodtaioa not lacuna
your?
were dilly mounted with little tokens:
The button ayatcm for recording:
tuted A scholar who has been pres-i
out every Sunday tor a month receives f
month secures another at another dc"
Itho year has boon completed. At the“
end of the your a gold button is award- 3
More JNOO, operating thrcc acolratci
"NF
' dam in tho acncrnl assembly in 1975;
la a director in hotli3
banks of thII Iowa and aliollethcr a;
,, aombly in thin lrom tho town 0! Had '
' dam and is the proacnt judac cum»
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.
W. A HANFORD 42
hen yOu buy
you want the tone and the. making
better tone, no better making at tho”
prices than in the Pianos we sell.
'KRANlcuaaacu
GABLER, STERLING
HUNTINGTON,
CHICKERING,
Case.“ There is n0“?
MENDELSSOHN
104 Washington St
Phone 30
His Royal Highncos
the American automobilist, is the man
that we are catering to and In order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
al procession we ask him to bring it to“
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it. tighten up screws and ma-
chinery, put in new parts. not his en-
gine, brakes. maizncto. plugs. etc. in
good working order and make hill
journey a plcasaut one by lack of an-
noiance by bringing his auto to I
N. Main St———Tcl 502
.nw...mm~.m._.. ...........
Optician
O. E. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line-M
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
' ENROLL NOW
Merrill Night School
South Norwallt ‘
Stamford
Port Chester
man In his‘.
amen a. can
has acrvod Eaat liaddam. as Judge of-
Ho hats}
3 NOTICE to Launch Owners
i
LET US TAKE YOUR ENGINE
I ' TH! WINTER.
ARE MADE.
i
{to Water lira“.
3 pk”. Pancake Flour........25o
it plus. Hacker“: 0atmcal......2bc
ii 9km. White Rose Qatnioal...2iio
w. Baker's Cocoa. can....... lilo
10 NORTH MA‘IN ITRIIT
IIISBURY. Oct. 9.~Sanator Geor-
ac P. McLean wan iii years old sac
III-day. Ho was born October 7,1867.
The «color and Mrs. McLean outcr-
rained a tow friends at lunchoou in
GIJIbI‘IflOh at tho wont Those in-
ciudod Admiral and Mra. William
”untold dome: and Nina 'i'hcodato
'Popo of ”collusion; worn and Mrs. G.
New Pancake Flour
Just Arrived
Peaches. ADM". Grapes. Pears tor canning, Egg Plant. Tomatoca.
Corn. Home Celery, Hume Spinach.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY ***
W.
cannon "canola. IIRTHDAY.
There is to ho a meeting at tho . ,
W. R. THOMPSON
I“
OUT OF YOUR BOAT.
MAKE THE NECESSARY REPAIRS AND STORE IT FOR
NO CHARGE FOR STORAGE lF REPAIRS for;
I 11'28pecialtyManufacturingCo.
loath Norwalk, may.
[Fancy Potatoes. peck
Swot Potatoes. pack...
_ 250
....3e:;
8 cana Milli for. .. ...... mm
1W. Baker'a (‘hocolam can...19a ,, I -
PHD". J“
” Mira?!"
TWO "RIO"? LOOOMOTIV'.’ DI-
MOI-“HID
ROCHESTER. N. it. Oct. I.“
hoadon collision bemoan two count
train: on tho Worcester. Nashua and '
Portland division of the“ Boston
Maine Railroad took plan’- but”
this city and nipping, today. ‘No
woo injured. but it who reports!
tor the wreck that this id“
one of tho that“ who militate
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