Full soon, we know. ‘That (Phoebe?) Snow ~ Will .cover earth wan tribe of white—- But what care we If air is chilled. When bins are filled With Anthracite? that. DlSlANtl ll’ttraovt TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS 652 652 ‘ Connealiy 81 Bracken SCHOOL SHOES Our linen are now complete Cmmnh Educator’s Knox Em All Boston School Shoes Orotax J. P. S. These are the beat known of our Children’s Shoee. And ev- ery pair guaranteed. Conneaiiy & Bracken Oi WASHINGTON 8T. Tel. 303-4 a: -' ' _. “Mayfair” Shoes For Ladies in all leathers. on the latest “llohhle” last, at , $3 -MA-X LEVY-— IOI WAIHINOTON OTIIIT IRIDGI IOUTH NORWALK m , .. 1 When in Doubt - our..- ROGER 'wnLow 'rwm crrr NUGGET LITTLE GEM . CIGARS 3.1. REYNOLDS. Mir. . m... w... .. .... ....__ litany a man apparently Moe before he is broke. unmet-m... Honey tiveli lnveetedu-en Advertise— ‘ bottle The Monet. ”-4. goes spent» come. A Dollar Matte an Account. ‘ we momma SavingsBank d the emhemeement at borrowing money. when unexpected Bluefish , , Harbor Blues Snapper Blues Wealtfish Striped Bass Halibut 22 W. WASHINGT 26 WOODWARD NOTICE ! Always ask for price from Wm. itiftron. 35, Fort street. East Norwallt. before you sell to any one oiae’. 1 pay it: lb. for rails. It: for auto tires. It not skinned. and best prices tor rubbers and metals and feather beds. i buy tweri‘lhing In the line of limit, furniture and old automobiles. i take out of town orders it you let me know ahead at time. Send postal or lele» phone. i-li. l have very clean wiping rags t'or lfli‘itlflefl. Fresh“ God. or [lake Westport Oysters New Bedlord Escaiiops, dry, quart Homer S. Beers 8: Co. ‘12%c .12%c 12%c 3 lbs 250 12%c 12%0 qt 25c ‘ 12%c 400 ““m-.. my»-.. on 31:. on. N n. AVE. so. no . i 18 MAIN 8T3. NORWALK REASONS FOR AND OF A MOTOR BOAT. There appears to be no one at the gimcrarhs with which modern huiuule lly arouses itself that touaea the timek- er; and uniznadveralon of the uewspa» per parau'npher more. than the motor boat tinl'l‘. An automobile is so well outnhltshed an adjunct to the pronoun ‘ one uwuape today that jokes about the stranded tutti-lithe and the dual) and perspiriui; owner Intro rather lost their point. We all know our automobile et'ait nowadays. and ltnow that when to surname with n tililleulti' and when to give up and telephone for a tow. ‘Ilui the motor boat is usually out of 'renth or telephone or tow when net-ti any Haz‘eitdn COAL The B. Hershlield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water It. is. and lwuitlmt ean apparently get out of order it times to every seven oi‘ the automobile The motor boat, too. has a for more practised aklii in hiding its reasons tor being sultry nutter a llitilliiu of oily reaervo that strangely llelleu Its than: no a noisy pat-putterer. When a man has (‘t-tlntltl to in: u uov. toe with a motor boat Ilt' sells the mo tor whose moods and tenet-s he has "mutt-red and buys another net of tricks that give another season's oecu~ nation in learning how they no togeth- er and come apart. Apparently. it the story writers are true to experience. the joy of the ttveratte motorboat man .._. w _.....___..._i....-.- . —.~ ...... .. An Opportunity? to get a new 6-room house, oiled Iioors, all modern Improvements, near trolley and center, for only $2.100; terms; immediate poems- sion. Farm. 8 neres, good ii-room house, barn. poultry houses, fruit; 2 1-2 miles out. \Vlil sell or ex- chnnge for home in town. Cull, write or phone D. S. HULL Room 1, Hevlland Blook Phon. 414-4. South Nov-walk. m.“ ,wm.-.- .... m .......—.. SPANIARDS' CASES CONTINUED. NEW HAVEN. 00!. I9. ”The euaos of the two flpanlarda arrested in int-hittepott't youtortiay by the Deputy Coileetor of internal Revenue. on the charge. of having unutampad ritzars in itheir pottseeelon. were continued by illnited States Commissioner Wright until Oct. 23. today, The men will re linain in Jail. “(‘nn you tell me how to be lit-unti- i'ul'i" "f‘ortainly." I “Then tolhmo.‘ "The name way a man sueeeetls in entering tho Kingdom of Heaven.” "i don't quite romemher"~ - “Exeopt a man be born attain he ennnot~~~0aohl Mano my hair!" ht not so much to mote. as to tinker . with a lot of miscellaneous itetna. from 'u rnrbulreler to an air valve. from a :Stiluon wrench to one of his wite's ,huir plan, and dllf‘tll't'r new combina- ttlona for these various adjuncts to tho tsport. The New York Sun has one of the most pertinent of these tales of the ways of Iht.| motor boat. The owner ,0! a new boat has been ltoinn through .ihe uauul trials. getting the thing to ‘ so and then to stop when once uturtod. 9 He has had the usual lim'fii'u aehoollnit ‘iu hope deferred of the unskilled me. lt-lianie trying to manage, untauuht. a highly organised bit of machinery. At last one day title sentiemee‘ motor .boat worite to perfection. i-lia 'neixhbur reel hint far off on the va- '1ere. giving bin Iittio tutnily the Joy- ouu day's outing which the minionuon promieed before the llt'itill advent of the troublesome cargo of lit‘lt‘»!~llt‘lti‘. At the and or the day the neighbor undo the llltiltll'~llt)iii man anchoreds unto at the wharf, with every separate item that contributed lta mite toward the mutiny of that boat laid out on the thwarts and cushions and pinuitii. No worao an iuetanee of a puzzle Mt” turn reduced to printer‘s pl had been exhibitor! by tho ntritttttliutt engineer all summer. ‘ what's the matter this time?” halt- ad the sympathetic neighbor “Nothinx.” was the reply; "I'm just trying to had out what made her run no well." i i i "People won't uupport art," dnular. ed the man in the Mexican hairleee irur overcoat. 'j'rhey won'two to my one“ am" , ' "Try other form. of art." mu the man with the plush pants. "1 and they rally very well to the titanium or a baubail team."-~»Waehinxtno Herald. I MAVII. Mary Ghlftien once lived in intro ford and linen Mark Wain. Could it be poallhiollét‘ recent ootnmw modes wore designed“ eclipse the fame of the hue hilmorlsi'a white will?“ Waterbury Republican. sentinel grin. bring 33% i ‘g. i NORWALK'S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE 3 and 5 Gazette Building NORWALK. CONN. ‘ THE FIRST Dav, or OUR ' Fur Season ? Friday, October 20th To mark the beginning of our Fur Sea- son, we will make a special showing on that date, to which the public is very cordially invited. A representative of the famous firm of, Lehrburger 8. Asher will be present ' to assist in making this first showing of OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF r‘, F URS attractive, and every effort will be made to please and interest all who take the opportunity to enjoy the display. The showing will include UK of Caracul, Marmot, French Seal Pony and Sable Squirrel COATS Hudson Seal, Wit till no WALL ST. litle a. m.‘*‘l)flcld«d ir- regularity prevailed in the openllltt range of prit‘eu of utottlte Haley. There was a lame volume of buying ordoru and quotatinna or the majority or the more active tutu-u were advanced. U. H, iiieoi, which weakened yeltttrtiny on the report that It would cancel its lease of the Hill om lundu. wan in ltfllltitlully good demand and wait noon forced up to a point above ytmtnrday‘n close. 0th Northern Oortliinhteu lost it”. and among the railroad simian Reading, :anetiian Pacino and Lolliltil Valley, with seine of a point or more. were utronnei. Atlantic: (toast Line tool in point, and American beet rin- gar “it. , WALL STREET. it a. member” amounts of etoeite were put out in the higher ram at prices and the market weakened materially. Union Pacific sold a point below yeetettiey‘e clos- ing. Great Northern pith}. 1:5, tutti needing. ti. 8. flmwflilifldhllh val- ley n Ilili'p (merino. Other billion that. smite ruled below yesterday's violins. and the gwtmemt henna to manttsel extreme weathers on heavy eellina. The limit we: eucal- erated by a drop; 8 1‘ potato in Greet Northern Ore ‘ ' "itloetee. which touched on .-. , .~ SCARFS & Mole. Hudson Seal. Pointed Fox. Persian, Skunk Raccoon, Car- Wolf. and Australian FUR MUFFS of Black Fox. Mink, Natural Raccoon. Black Martin (Skunk l Beaver, Black Lynx. French Seal. Black Raccoon, acui, Japanese Mink. Black Wolf. Blue Oppoeeum Alli. STREET, Noon-with unuo ‘uuliy aetivu nailing movement tun morning dopreanod the stock market alter prieoe had been advanced settin- aily. ’l‘he polling welt largely in the nature of a bear raid. Announcement ot‘ the United Butte: Steel (turnout tion‘e intention to rennet lte loud at the Great Northern the land» we: no rented an e bullieh factor at the open» ins, and was largely moonelhle for heavy buying of United Biote- Steel and other standard lemma. “rho mar ital enrnunlerod active sailing on the rim, At‘tile Wealtnenn of various opal eieltien. notably ,.utorican Car. which broke tour point». alarmed holders of etooku. There one more general «ii- in. which depmesed price: oi some of the important tunes substantially. fi‘he apparent absence of eupport annoue aged the pmieeeioneie to melt weal: mole. and they uhoovoreti atop ion orders at various points. ”rail: of gov- ernment DYWJW thereon: Fondant! Company let! to W eaten in than smoke at sharp “ohm. ‘theheee hythe short lament eat! it round reily‘by Great Northern the den ’titieam steadied the market toy with ties. Ieotie were hour. «penalty Ammonium] diode. which went down i H to in. outline the treat- toee tilt-termini... , W a parity with yeatorday‘u closing or above. .thW.. "a... ACCUOED ON OTAND. NEW HAVEN, net. 19.-»Antlren Tanaineiil, who hi on trial for his life in killing Mrs. Mamie Davie on the etreet here. took the stand in his own behalf today. The defense in ettenipb in; to show that Thnulnelil in mental- ly irrolponeihie for his unto. The teet- imouy developed this morning was or each a nature that the court recurred until a mule utenographor could be he cured in order to relieve the regular the ordeal of writing out the evidence. aeeleeoae econ. , To aid those, who are looking for the town assessor-ti who are busily at work in the private attire of the select men in the town hall building. they have canned to be erected outside the no will more thatI occupants in the ”mummy where the assessors are nit- w ‘ Peace often min more than a tight. M We.» , , Ole trey to, set even with people ht upward watt continuous and by l o'- ” clock favorite inettee had recovered to . ‘ Ituhmrnpher. who is a woman. from ‘ W oi theinoillee a sign "Assessor-u." , other Moon considerable trouble in we chars U l 7 ‘ . lllillii lilil iiiilliili. m ! Charles G. Gradwohi. Charles G. Gradwuiil died last night. at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Martin L. Steup, wife of the pastor of St. Peter's German Lutheran Church. at“ No. 196 East avenue. lie was sixty years of age. The remains will he sent to Decatur. lilinoia, for interment. the deceased having been a resident of that place. I n...— 'MILEAGE BOOKS WILL BE INTER- CHANGEABLE. Beginning November 15 on B. a A. and New Haven. ihlileage hooks issued by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rall- road will be good on the Boston and Albany Railroad commencing Novem- ber i5. according to a schedule of in- terchangeable mileage [tied with the inter-state commerce commission by representatives of the two roads dur- ing the early part at this month. At. the present. time the New Haven road mileage is good only on the Central New England railway besides on the New Haven road itself. The new tariffs will make the mile- age books of the following railroads good over the Boston & Albany. Cen- tral New England. New Yortl (‘tni— trill. New York. New Haven and Hart,- forti, itutland. Buffalo, Rochester and I’ittshurg. liuilaio and Susqtuehunua, 'Jerscy Central and Philadelphia and ‘ Heading. Through trip tickets good for travel on contracting railroads have been ob- taiuailie for many years past. inn: the use of mileage has been t'iliiltilt‘tl it: travel over only the road isening it. It is only during the current year that liiittl't'l-liiilgellllle mileage tariffs have .i‘lllilt‘i into existence. ‘h I l Mrs. I<nit‘ltei‘~—Wiiai is the Illtllto‘r'.’ Bride—The rei'ipe is for a cottage bungalow:— pudding and ours is New York Sun. ti awaits the shopper whose time is lint— ited. but whose knowledge of his wants are aecumte. especially win-n (‘loihing is what is needed. lle'll Stilt time, patience and shoe leather by coming here and finding the \'(‘i\' thing he's wishing for. This line is our specialty. and our splendid sunk stands for our years of experience in knowing how to buy. (‘eme and rip- Gottlieb’s $7 & $10 . 11 NORTH MAIN ST. . ‘t l ! fl-..“ . _.._, W .--__-- - .. ..... ._ PHONE 386-5. ~; Henry Wiikens -- While out shopping, “by tint dtop in and try some at our Fresh-made t‘andy and lee Cream. “'9 also give liner-lat attention ‘ to dances and entertainments. l “Wear 3 Benjamin" THOOE lNCOMPARAILE BEN~ JAMIN CLOTHES. New Autumn Stills and liver- t‘ontet, $13.00 tutti upwards. From day to till)’, weak in and wait out. for any lbw that you 11!“! in put tht tn the» for work or play M namumn (iiAl’I‘thEi will more than rutiniy you. They are as alurdv an a melt, wontier‘ fully nrtlttile in denim and national from iaeiitonahle feb- rirs by men who excel in their t rail. Quality it: their dominating rupture. but their authentic New York Style has trained for than! the, favor or all men who drone above the average.
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