Cumfoillilbies.alld._, ‘
. Blankets *
* At Levi Prices
. Comforteblee It Ole to ”.W
Blanks“. Ifull sin. dbolto “All ‘
b
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Norwaik, is celebrating his birthday
today. Friends are extending con-
gratllmtions.
--l2.’,il.lil illllt‘S through llll‘ Land of m “1.01.0050” ilcacil, on ”H. cant-t
,v Midnight Sun, at lllillli Aw. .\i. l:- lluli of Visitors liliilld. llol' l‘lldlilll‘i' "
‘Clilll‘i‘ll, \\'<lduoadily night. u as. llli'ilililf‘il null ullli “out on the:
rye ,.
l,
. WestmIl-t avenue lhll
w
“in flill
making
me hunting season in on
blast and Norwalklers are
the best of it.
M I'
Henry.Russell. of 112 West street. is
planning to remove to New York city
about November let.
Earl F. Baker. of Fort street, East
Charles De Witt. Rogers and .l. Eln-
ory Shevelis, of The Nol‘waiks. arc
spending the day in New York city
on business
The millilion \vllirh has been in the .otllcr at on IlIuiIlflufu lyrol'laill-g
process of the building bu the Scull
der place. in lli‘. West stl‘cci, is near.
big completion.
night and Wednesday: ooolcl‘ tonight
with tnoet; probably heavy. Weddell
day fair; moderate weIt to northwest
window Ali ebtbnded bran oi! hixli prey
Mire, control over Illinois. is pmduclni’
. pleasant weather in nearly all d trictIV
out of the Rocky mountains. TE: div
‘Vtul-bau'og tilht ijwas central ovorl lolli-
no woman dial-null has round out
. the at. “wrangle Valley. It prdiludod
2 local “rains in the [Alto region and iii .
northern portions of New England
Heavy from were reported generally
this morning mtbronehout tile dVbntra‘i‘
motions. ' V
wall-men A YEAR Ado room.
mum. 56. Partly cloudy-
Til Elll'llllIlE Lilli illi‘
m . I .
For Norwelk and vicinitv: Fair to
Temperaturez“ Minimum. 44; maxi-
calls; ilVEli syllnllltl
W...
Recommendations have been made
to the interstate commerce commis-
sign by Chief Inspector Bellman for
the rigid enforcement of new rules
concerningV the operation of trains
over “cross over" switches, and it is!
stated that the recent wreck of the
Federal express at Bridgeport, due to
the train taking a cross over at ex-
ccssive speed, and the wreck ofa spe-
cial train on the Pennslivmlla from
the same cause are the lhlof reasons
for the recommendation of those new
iniea. .
it is urged, among other things!
that automatic train control apparatus.
be installed to illsuro ibu stoppage of
trains before reaching llll‘fie switches
when the mica imI not observed, flilll‘
that ill the absence of ant-h apparatus
railroads bo forbiddon to divert high:
speed train; from one truck to all-f
SCHOONER GOES ASHORE.
will sound mill .l'amslcl. w. l., loll.
The Stamford Fire Department Stamford.
chemical automobileI trill-k wont STONlNG'l‘ON. ()l-t. .' ”lineal:
illl'ouph Nol‘wuik this morning bound
for the fIRi'Uii'VV for repairs.
There. will be a regular nil-Milli; oi‘
the ()iFu‘vl's Association oi‘ the 0.\'i‘-
walk Fire llllplll'lulolli. on Friday or-
ening ill tho Phoenix lloaliqnurtcre
in Alain SHOW.
6': l. " til" ‘Idl'l
I A“'l‘ho Rev. l.6ula Fl. Howdllentl .\lor
ris i . ilyxhce attended the annual c-on
volition of tho Knlgbtrl of “‘ilslllllfliillii
at. New Haven ycsierday, and attain
ward :lili‘ilili‘d the dinner given to ill(‘
menlbels oi’ lbs,- convention by tllt‘ m].
Duel of “W iirst Regiment.
, “~—
Dennis ‘A‘iillt .\ of W llllon
found a dress suit cusp near llil‘ (You
6' necilcut (lolilpilny‘a poywr house in
V’Mendow strut. last night. and lill‘lli'd it
over to Special ()fllcer Julius Boonlacb.
a driver for Adams Express Company. .
who took it to police headquarters. 'i‘hu
suit case contained men's wolll'lng up .
parei.
HYPIIIM’.
M
An Orchard etll'eet resident picked
up a tail lantern and a New York
marker with N. v. 69408 then-on in
morning. lilo
turned them oyel to the §orwalk po-
lice department who are holding them
for identification. [little ll. Searlce.
of Norwalk, says that the machine
owning those parts of the equipment,
went thmugh Norwalk at high speed.
Nurwalk High School vll. Dnnbury.
ill Amuaomont Park, Wednesday. 3 p.
m. Adnlisllion 10c.
Frank C. Van‘Scoy, manner of Mu.
ale ‘liaii, reported to the South Nor-
wallt police. but night. that a num-
ber of colored men had imitated in ob~
, taming beets down ItIlrll tor the pro .,
duction of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
He
wanted an ofllcor detailed to prevent.
any trouble. When Officer Tooihlil
reached the hull everything was quiet,
all the men bell secured until in tho
gallery.
l
Street Commluioner Edward F.
Inlay. of Nor-walk. brought out the city
oil cart with the sprinkling sltIcilmenl
this morning and did much load work
in laying the dust in Mela Ind Well
streets. Previous to this the Ill-out
was filled with til. Mini ”particles
The reins filled the struts With mud.
The Illa dried up themed. The wind
came and blew up the dllit. A gang of
men with brooms were at Work lulu
ahead oldie sprinkler cleaning llle
pavement before wetting it dowu.
Pellulrillnmiloyl" You Just mined
me by all inch! mandolin-30 w
limit! I'm cumin: been Idimdriw
PHONL I l .. “l. ‘
'pi'orol-d under low and discharge.
lililHlt‘fl lutboonul' ‘llcruld bound iromi
.lullluicil. In}. 1.10? Silllnl‘old. with huff
u'oilli, u-oni nahol‘o’ during ilw night}
i .- The Hub is a well and durablynlade
. “ Stove. an excellent baker. end for
’Vllaey management and economy of fuel
it ill‘llbselulely without equal Hub ‘
Ranges are the world; best by every
test. it’ll tho Range the: bakes.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
IOUTH NORWALK.
12-18 NORTH MAIN OTB!"
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Plastic do not think any old thing that poultry will eat is good
enough for them, Careful poultry keepers should appreciate the
great value of fresh. home ground feeds—Mach Feeds-eb‘ntteninx ‘
Feeds wIGrowIlng Feeds. made from sound sweet grailla—«eepcclally as
the, price is no higher than western foods. necessarily stale, and con i
lullling in many instances mill refuse and worthless weed beads ’ ’3
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MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First ill quality. last in price. always in the minds of its cuItom-
ierswnonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry. 7 l
.a
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'liliat's iii-g4—
A Hot'i‘hing
Send uI In order-yon one lo‘i. and we Will retain you as rolle-
tomer. Chandra from slate.unlform quality, suitable for fill-deco,
rangc, stove or "lonelier. Pm» on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
l'
l
bomb \illon silo utilil it tho olllrl-ni lié‘i
luooll Watch Hill and l‘lbllvl‘s isluluijl
Noullk filliionlen.i'oporiod till- ill'llootizl
or in disll‘llss to 'l‘, A. Scott l‘olllpully'I
at New London. - . 5i
(‘Iapt lll‘l'Ii‘lltli S. iloodaio lliilaloV
Wit-(liter for lbo' Scott) nomi'lhnl w .
soul. lo the l-l(‘ll0()ll('i with inns '1‘.
Scott. Jr. and (‘uaailx 'l‘blle puliud thil
Humid off the heal-b on ihlll mornina'el
iiliv. She was towed ill here for told?
pornl‘y repairs and ill not no badly
illllllillzod bill that aho will lu- able til-I
.: eruovmc HOW TO car
and rarest \Vlllt‘o ulni choicest
Llulloru is made l My by coinilll
tilliilKlll lo Mnuml' 8i Flynn's.
Vl'ou Wlll‘fllWlU‘n iu , lulu will"
Nile your main ill b choiorlut
vintages from lluraumiy. t‘lfiln-
pllune and llordedilx ul' inane
ilu'ooi wines of Spain, Hungary
and l'orinndl. or lilosl- ll0ln«.i.bo
vino-rind nilis of "llllllll‘ll. Swain
llllllll‘ll on the Rhino" or any-
thing that you ill. '-l~ in this
llllll' iii V
gMagncr dililynn
The Herald is a lull-mu m-hounoui
hailing from Now York. She Will;
both at ill-li‘ulu, Me, in 18%.
THE KNEE-LENGTH CORSET. .
is allirts grow fillnlor the problem
ill" lilo corset bccoullle more and more;
pmplexlng. and the bullet solution 0va
lured by those ullo make a apocieVl
study of fashion' a vugnriou in couliilofi
and bone in a flexible moment remit
ing from hunt to have which. when
prdperiy adjusted linen not show
where it is detrimental
it has little resemblance to the old
time corset, for time are few bones.
aomotlmos only front stools and C.
moderately stiff whalobono at each
slide over the hipil. 1'
The wearer of this comet baa poi-
fcct freedom of movement.
i
pressed at any one point.
foundation. for the dress. Oillorwleo
tbny might be dlIrnrded for all
vide.
At the bust these unusual comb!
and then II a piece of woven mildl-
«ndll. This feature of the rarest ill llil‘
utronxelll recommendation, osileclellv
at the knees, lleceusu tho fashionable
women will not wear lltayI which
make I lino through her gown. 'I‘be
oversize long corset IhowI dlItinctly
when it ends at the nine, and often lilo»:
outline of the hose supporters can be
plainly Icon thrown the soft Ilill or
lingerie (from, which is usually mull
over silvery supple lining or worn
over a clinging Ilip. M
The corsets fit It the know like
knickcrbecllere and are fut-Matty
er lit the bill: or front. neutral" to ill
divide-l preference. 0f mm the"
balloon bemsdetoorderaodbrendb
unity cello Inventive. but ill Milli“
well made carpet is worth ltd price.
«mkofiymutwcmnm
called our
woolen Hawaiian wetland.
Vifibtailawm. ind, on. 24.4%
QUALITY I
666 ill.
m was round calla up
She mar ..
hand It the waist with the arosleif Vj
possible ease and her «figure ill not com" --
The um I
hold her in slightly and nerve II I "
life! .:
compression and stiffneII they pm "
may be MJuIM to lllllt any figure. j
isl across the top which his Io closely .3
that one cannot no whom the com! ::
hauhamedthettuui’imllud
Coal! oaii Coal
Cool weather will soon be here. Place your order
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal
HXiiRls & GANS Go.
HAVE NOU IIIN THI
WALK- OVER MAN
He lI Welland over Walk-blur ”you in the window of .
Therlltc Shoe Store
”WWW
Wl-llfll rue noon «on cells rsolll
Wesbport Was the scene of the acct-V
dent and those who witnessed the?
V affair. remark upon the lucky oironm-_
Itnnoelinvbicb seemed to surround ”I.
cry part of the smack. There was on
V paueuer on the Von at the time and
tile metal-luau and conductor both
jumped on. saving themselves from ln~
lurv.
who was in the freight car. The Tao
escaped injury
[Express trolley had followed the first
Ifreigill ('ill which was in the track of
the pasucngur
did not hour the: about.
81*“! W RF.
.tuul of the irolioy being about ailin-
. its hurried trip down the hill. The en-
:iire wailbulo of the passengol
'unll snmahod into kindling wood the
I llalllll
inimiiar fills. '
.lllllllll or run to lll‘illlzoilort for rcpnlre.
‘Anoibor llllkfliu’." our Willi ROi'lll‘f‘il in
THE seer f
‘7 doubt witness theV
. tile lune In»: .
GAMMA“
(Continued tram First we. )
mm...—
The ions Iteop hill leading out of“
The narrowest escape of any one
that of George Broom. of Norwalk,
lumen of the freight also jumped and
it appears that the Golan Electric
pauenzer car over this way from
Bridgeport this morning with some
MUM 10' Wentllorl. including some
iron pipes which were to be unloaded
at the font of the lung hill in this
neighboring village. The passenger
car started up the hill and at the foot
of the same the freightproceeded to
leave its burden. it I.” .. ,
The passenger car had hard work;
gettinn up the Lill.‘llie trip over the;
tracks being the first one. end the;
leaves making the refill slippery. How- ‘
ever it slowly proceeded until over
halfwlly to the summit. Here the bal-
lunce was over come and the brakes
refused to hold.
Looking down they hill'and‘ seeing
what was about to happen. the motor
man and condmtor swung to the.
ground. shouting to the men in the
Mr. Broom
being inside
bill the lilolornlltn made his
to jump.
the car
The rrulcll was terrific, the mmnonv
(“M
conirolipr box luialod and broken out
of aiiilpo. and own the outlanlo par
Viillon lilokt‘n by the force of the col
Tho baggage cal
.
I
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO ‘
CO.
y~ , hell you buy
a Piano
' you Want the tone and the making
'as good as the case. There is no
bettemoue, no better, linking; atgfilé
prices, thail‘f'ln the Pianos we sell.
“ CaicKEiuNG KaANicasaAca
GABLER. STERLINGV_ ,. _
HUNTINGTON, MENDELssoiiN ;‘
a
104 Washington St.
Phone 30
His Royal Highness
the American automobiiist, is the man
that we are catering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
ai procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it, tighten up screws mama.
chi'nery, put in new parts, put his on-
giue. brakes. magneto, plugs, etc. in
W135. ifANrolln 42 N. Main St ———Tei 502
lilii‘forcli‘ a ,f”
good working order and make his
jouiney a pleasant one by lack of an-
nolance by billlglng'hls auto to
The passenger car was brought to
Nllru'uik and lllruml about. that ll
dolll'cr tho various conslulllnllnie.
Tho illlllecnitcr cur was i'l‘T. duo ill
Nurn‘aik at 6:10. A number of poo»
pic ill-illlrally (‘O’mo lo Nill‘Wl'llk on this
particular car. but for tho most part
1they board the our this b‘lilt.‘ of \\'lli~'~t~
'Vilorl hill. and so now but lllllllmugl-raI
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Ev anything in the Optical Line
Eyes .Examined Free
0. D. Jackson
Optician
illi the time of lilo .lcl‘ldolli will
i
Vlllls mull Hill I out
. cult TODAY
(Continued from First Page.)
The playing ill-ld is still somuollnt
“N‘I'uhomy bill illl condition in as good as
a big mood of men could make it
it‘lrouud Keeper Schroudcr had a force
In! men at wollt mosl of the night fill-
ing up the holed and hardening ihc'
surface. I' . .
l While the day in fine, it is more lit.
‘for football than for handball, There
was it brisk wind blowing from the:
noriliwost that had a slight nip in in:
Al R ll. II). the govurnment weatherj
bureau thermometer registered 60 lie-‘3
ms, with the prospect that it will;
now very little warmer. Before 8 o"
clock allure wens several hundred falls
in line It smut. nrll waiting for lhoi
bleachin- gates to open. The line grew .
longer every minute and by the time;
the [Men were opened shortly aftori
‘3 0 o‘clock. lherd’were about 2.000 per.
INTI “out the wiring-CI. All Neon-
6” ell mu were sold before the rim?
um "I played I week no yester-
‘1 W and another crowd lbIt will teal
the capacity of the rounds will no
Bathtub“ r. ‘ Ilcbndltion for
. I'll but. The
wounds indicted Milli mar.
the sensational b
. (liable. on almost end will i
give the mild we: in William-
II! The “06»in lime" that m Tilt!" '
lineman Marlin. of all New Tom. D" “ per DOCK. 350 '
YOUR ONO!“
has been burying around with him‘ .
I. also better. ili‘axtra large Cabbue............7eiQuintin. bullet “We
The battery for mm m Mathew-
son and Home. for Newflork and
tender Ind Thoma: for Philadelphia.
There he! been no him from Manager
luck of dinner “car" In to whom
my will In It ill nut that if the
feather venison cold. block may
switch from bender to Climbs. who
“ll 6 good cold weather pitcher. In
fiat mill. Loop will in. sent in to
MCI-ill hi can Iliad till;
V V . the eldest no man, moaned
and law mflwlhtfimthetwmdflcfi‘ma
ill m yielding rich mum ill eoIld Marta fikfievilib' or
all other out . may Illa m.
The discoyery of um lelenl. may lit in solar it’ll.“ In M
are ill ell: that. was mall. , Vfor bliii ‘ ' WM
" Inotliltll but will: «a med bimbo
W
state; after erIrI criterion: and disco! chill all... and WNW to ill!
eaten. .
he eI'rlII lice Italics:
om
Wk battles order:
Mlm voila-bum, all Denis ill:
. . V flotilla Athlet-
. ice. by murdeldor W of the
Two victim I,
O-MMWIMlllflldlwoncfm'm
mullahs“ till lllgeplihlh
The all: pile pt Warm Illd di limiter recently. om Old?
FACTS COUNT
TWO Positions in One day at $2.00 per day
It pays you to attend
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
South Norwelk
Stamford
Port Chester -
ILMII E. CAI! W. R. THOMPSON
Automobile Repairing
Having loosed the Nelson Taylor building. Steamboat Place, we
are now in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short ._
a
notice. Telephone your auto lroubieI to us.
Machine Work a Specialty .
Ill? Specialty Manufacturing Co. ”
46 Victor «ml.
lentil, Nam-ill. 6031!.
Sweet Putatoes
Home Spinach. peck ............806|l’uers. bukot 606
Yellow Tlu'fllpl. peck ...........zdoi’f‘olllly Grape». lb. ..............ibe
Green Turnstiles. bullet .adci Fail Pippin Applet. peck ”mince
Hubbard Ind Marrow squash. lb .ui Bistro lame Cranberries. qt.......1RVI
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
IO NORTHVNMN “fill? PHONI “I
Norwalk Chronicler