‘Wlllim author. at Norwaik, maps
0 a hualueca trip to Daubury this morn-
ntr. ' . .
\lobn'J. Murphy. at Clay street, is
outta carious ill with an attack of
unholhoaia. '
,ytétor Dana
Norwalit, attended the ball
gun-,- I
_M-q-~
and Irving Tolletl, ot
. . . ., . game in
T ‘ ‘ . » N 3 th‘ocity yetiterdayi '
Y G 1015 2-: . ——-
‘th wk & 0"! ' 't‘he ofllcera and committees or the .
Washington St. 80. Norwalk " Country’Ciub will have dinner at the
Telephone 155,2 3.. ("tub tomorrow nixht at 6:30 o’clock.
I _m
‘n I:I:I I.I‘I,II I I |.I.II,I,I,I.II.I.I.I,: Mr' ‘and Mfg. Wank Bmlldlgfl have
returned to their home in South Nor»
thlli, after enjoying their honeymoon.
Court Frunc‘hs Social Club will hold
a mehtlng, Monday evening. at the
home of‘Mtra. lda Merriam, which will
'be in the nature of a ilallowc'en par-
ty. All the members are requested
to attend.
John Brown. who was arrested yes-
terday afternoon, by (mirror Frank V.
Ruymondfwho found the man aleeplng
at the west bound railroad station, was
tlnod $3 and coats by .tudge William F.
Tammany at the town court, this
morning, which .he will. pay.
Sherman Council. Royal Arranutn.
will hold a regular meeting next Tues-
day evening, and complete arrange-
ments‘for the visit to Seaside Copncil,
in Bridgeport. November littlt. 'I‘lto‘
ltouswru' Club. which was recently
started, is making good proprosa.
Miss Julia. Mullctte is sojourning in
. the Berkshires.
ll. .1. (toll of R..G. Dun & (70., of
Bridgeport, is in town *today on busi-
nesa. '
(lentu‘nl ltnusoll Frst was one of the ,
apt-tottttorrt at the Now Yorlt-l'ltllntlol~
..pltiu ball game. )(‘Slt‘l'tlll}'.
(‘ourt li‘t'anoea, ()rdur of tho Golden
Sceptre. hold its uotnlnnontlily ltlifil“
. . mes tnvotinc, last evening, and al‘tttri
'l‘hc Noru'nllt Board or Trade smok- trnuaartint: tnattora of routine hust-
er will iit‘ hold at the Not‘u'nlh llotvl . nuns, plans were lot‘tt’tnlututl for hold‘l
h on the last (in) of this month. ling. an apron and necktie social on thcl
Mi‘lllll: ol‘ Noromitor. A lllll’llllt'l‘ ol
t)tii~t)i3itlwll lodges have been lnrltud to
“1‘” :tttond and a good time is nntlrlpatud.|
..~ Clifford l‘. Hayes, the North Maini
street butcher, is tHithYlilsg a
earned vacation from his wort.
'i‘lnmn who are attending the alumni
Miss MM, “mm“, a New “H.“ righth annual session oi thr- zrnnti ill"
nurse, is spending it short time u‘itlt‘i‘li‘llm- 3"“5 "l Ti'lnllt‘l‘flllw. til ill!“
her parents in “pm-3,, WW... lstntn in itriduopott, today. which is‘
-4...“ . print; hold in tho hull ot‘ tin“ i.i\int:
liltifitttv in lit-.11 it sir-cl. an»
Knltaosu ilttttatnptut-ni. .\'o_ it, i. U..F|ll'i'i‘.;
0. F‘., is to hold a l'l‘il‘lll'll llli‘t tin; this 1 Min .tttnw l-l, l': _\t‘l, .\it.-: ‘.ilil|t'l l't‘5-K
”evening in tho tltlti i“t‘iiti\\a ll.til in‘or, William A. l‘ryor, :illtl William .\ :
Vtillfitil‘ool, iKl‘lllltLR, ol‘ .\'or\\;tilt. :tli'l ('Vlltlllll:
Division. ‘
9-, i'i‘ho singinnstrohool, which
i i ‘9 hm“ ""‘l"""l“‘l “‘3‘ ““"‘l""~ ‘” ”‘i’! The rust» of John .l, Walsh vs l‘tttvr
_ 'alh hittltodist l‘illll't‘il has ilt‘('ll y ”mm, “"5 umuvd before m“ 5”,:
potatpmtod intioilnitt-ly. ‘
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‘trrt nit- l‘ontt ol' Errors, 3t'Stl‘l‘till), ltt
lirltlut‘pot‘t. 'l‘ltt‘ than in ”mi which!
nrom~ out of a dispute bourbon t‘tttoixL
,llt',\" \\'anl1 and Air. florid; rmfat'tiitttzj
tho it" t‘lpti‘gt‘tl by tho [ilttlitllil in ii;
.lriver Samuel Mrilouan. oi‘ the l’ntflmi‘“ l" “"“l‘m he represented M“.
‘ mun ”03¢, l‘lliliilalli'. found a Mn,“ N l lilll‘ki’. Attorney (‘hni‘lrta \\ illtzttttetttt.;
\r‘lteys. )‘efiti't‘tlny. in ”M, Hm. 0. thin"!- liltl“lt‘li, illiilt‘lii‘rl for Mr. “tthh ailal
* - - - » l. tnnw John J. i‘nttno, of South
ope. hotter, \\'lll(‘ll ho l< bonito: . H ‘ ‘~ ‘ _
.\orunll., la t‘t-prt‘svuting inc dull-n-
u—ldggs bring tilt» tioil;tt‘::- vlltiilllli‘
‘i’oulit‘y r‘t-titl thontr uroundt brings
. the eggs. Mnnuol 'l‘to'o tirmth.
lac-8101‘ .l, t‘nriztill, l‘opttt'tt‘i‘ on
Bridgeport. Post, “its a \‘isltm’ uith;
h‘lettds and l'l‘llilll't‘fi ltt Noruallt. _\‘ti~.-
V. tertlay afternoon and last owning.
gm. tlrttti.‘ i
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lll‘ \‘i'llllntn it}. lzltunrt‘ilut‘, nupt‘ritp.
fwndvnt oi the l'nion district :oltoola,‘I
-.. _._ M was thr- tm-ipiont of a ptuligt‘mhl bin»?
«.The Girls‘ ”Mum. Society. .I-l.;,,,;ll.~zh itttll thug, recently. the ullt oi thoi
" my Brunch. will tum-t this t-wniu; in ' pupils oi a high school in \l'aahinzlbtt.‘.
f @110 Sunday school rooms. at a o'. itK‘li,1ll,i‘,,U\’t'i‘\\‘llll‘l\ ho was fililit'l‘lllll‘lidt‘lll ‘
’ XEVQW "lumber in l’t‘illll‘t-‘li‘ll to lquotnt-titnt- tow. The (lot! is n lioatttl‘i
‘mom, taut] with it won aunt its pedigree. It;
w.....--.- ils l'l‘lllfiii‘l'i‘tl under tho name of:
The guard of. Eureka llclwitah Lodgi- ‘ "t‘runtsltul Handsome," helm: Ul’ lllt‘
will hold it rehearsal tomorrow night ‘Ul‘lllllfililll family and reared (rout Plug"
”in the lodge room, and tho entertain» tint. kr-mwl ulorlt. Dr. Chancellor was
ment'cotumlttoe will hold a meeting at delighted with the gift. which came by
oxttrous.
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Huabllchod
Hall a Century
Registered
Trade Mark
Special Reductions in
Hand—Made Lingerie
A lot of slightl soiled but otherwise very at-
tractive imported g meats.
At $3.50—Po tular styles in French Gowns and
Combinations. 'aiue $4.00, 5.00 to 6.50.
Al: $5.75-—-French and Madeira Gowns and Com-
binations. Value $7.00 to 9.50.
At $2.25-French and Madeira Chemises ln,a
variety of beautiful patterns. Value 33.50.
~ Specials 'in
American Lingerie
At “.00. 1.25. l.50, 2.50 to 3.75—6llp—
over and High Neck Gowns.
ALSO“ 856.. $1.25, 1.50 to 2.
‘ (inversin a large variety of styles.
Ar $i.50.fl2.00 to Lao—New hint Skirts,
hand loom embroidery.
Erench Imported, Corsets.
Diacontinued Styles to Close Out ,
n c Reduced to snowman Silk and Satin
' ilrucitcs and plain ”French-Comte, long, abort and
.. . medium length styles. All tilzcs. «:‘arokcn lines.
Regular values, $10.50, 12.50.16.503 18.50 to
25.90. . , .. , .
Cutcheon &"Co’.,
at
(low-Cornet
"2.122321%
that the man had the delirium tre-
, crept. clankinc. at -. it shut actor .him. i
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at Aunchkb at... it... ”’ ”iii...
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SI
awn garments, and t
clothes made in New York where every operation, from the
of the fabric to the completion of the garment, is do
Gray & Co. organization.
L But this crowning achievemant which we now celebrate in a fitting climax to
To: two-thirds oi aw century devoted_to the building of better clothe: at leuer coat. lt
lib} mark: the attainment forthe first time of hundred per cent. productive efficiency——
never before it possible—it means. no a matter of fact,
of all long accepted ideas of qual‘ty and value.
Thousands of Fall Suits,
Underpriced
in all the correct English models, and
all the smart, distinctive Smith (iray E:
(In. designs, are Full Suits for men, young
most and boys, in wonderful nssortmcnix
in all the Smith Gray tit Co. stores. ()niy
thc tiucsi correct and exclusive vcloms,
\l'tli‘nlt‘ti chariots. clear and mill iittishcd
u'ot‘sictis, surges and lWCCllS. from iht‘
l‘csi English, Scotch, (icrtttttn, llclgiftn
and American mills have lit-cu cntployrd
in thvir making, including all the new
crap. browns, blues and olives, and ilt."ll
.inrk llll‘illli‘t' t‘tlccis.
15.50
wry iinc heavy
tics.
, voting men and
for Suits that in tailoring, iahric,
F1 style And service are the vary but
U1] nouilrlo 20.00 t-ml 22.30 valuea. d 2. ‘0 |
{.31 . 7". for Sulu that in trilminr. (citric. “" ‘3" n “""
a? 18009 style end urvico an,» the very but
% ponihlo 21.50 and 25.00 valuct.
l3. for Suit. that in tailoring. fabric.
,fi 22-50 ityle and carvicc are the vcry hell and 25.00 "hum.
pouible 27.50 and 30.00 vain-vi.
0 for Suit: that in tailoring. fabric.‘ lailor’u‘, fabric, style and
L33 2705 “yin and Icrvico arc the vary but
[5:1 ponibic 32.50 and 35.00 valuoa. and 30.00 “luau.
I
Odds and Ends in
“-1 - "‘
3 Suits and Overcoat:
line is u now ordrr of things, which
uili revert to your ptuiii at it time when
it “til it: most :tpprcclsticd. The usual
custom is to wait until the season's cud.
ltut licrcat‘ict' all broken sizes will in: dis-
posed of during the regular St‘liiilg srt
mil in all our stores.
18.00, 20.00 and 22.50 Wilder Suite and Over-
coat-, in broken clue for mun. young men and
hoya. Your site io here. but not 12 50
........ . . . . . . Q
in all clylcc. . t . .
25.00, 30.00 and 32.60 Still. in broken Ill”.
in wont-d chuiola. in oncluclvo dulym, in
Fault-h and regular modela. all aim 16 50
o
hero. mining also: in can. clylu. .
litnltrat‘cd in
ht lllL‘ clcvcrcst
land.
ES
torpedo, hand-marl-
boon 40.00. 45.00
Motor Clothcc‘ tor Ownerc and Chimera”.
fur Cling: Jmu! II Sclt'riul.
Two Brookly- Smt I
Fulton it. It Ill-Mall Av.
Inch-y It W Av.
goose
AFTER EACH OTHER WITH AXIS. again, having rented nicely in their
' . lprivate bunks. Judge Edward M. Look-
80 Reported Two Nor-walk Man Who' wood heard the tact: oi the case. ad»
W.
ministered a warning and the men
were discharged.
“Net/er attain!" ttuid Officer Murray
’thla morning.
Had Touch of Trcmcna.
”What ho," thought Ofllcer Jarvic S.
Murray, of Center avenue. "have i an
attempted murder case on my bandit?"
And he had every reason to think that
very thing when he was called from
hlc cozy bed and a pleasant dream‘ N
about 11:30 o'clock last night, by
t‘ltarlec A. Bloom, of Ward atreet.
"He‘a been trying to kill me with an
axe." his aleep diaturber reported to
the cop. who wan much of! duty at
the time. “and haavboon aha-tax me
around with such weapon.” Question-
tau the man,~in whom Mr. Murray cowl
nothing wrong. lt'WII uncovered that'
the alleged acouulter wan James T.’
tirade, who lives with liloom.
Officer Murray called the police Ita-
tton on tile 'pboao. and ‘hloom wait'ctlt
on the porch. Otticc; Kurt-a! I‘M"
Bloom to use potiécctation with htc‘
tale and moron]. to the [catty-rs.
Bloom reached the potion citation.
where. in the liaht, it was unity mm
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BOARD OF TRADE BMOKER.
The entertainment committee of the
orwalk Board of Trade haa arranged
’ for a lumber to be held in the Norwallt
Hotel parlors on Tuecday evening. 0c-
,tober 21. at 8 o'clock. John J. Wallh
, will spout: upon the Namath-New Can-
aan trolley line. and this will be In-
, teroatinx. without a doubt. There will
be a talk by a member of the commit-
tee to prepare a suitable consolidation
charter and an opportunity for other
local weaken. Marvin R. Duty, of
Stamford. the well known entertainer,
will give humorou- ctoriel and come
council. baa a wide reputation and
add lg‘luown to be excellent. Cigars
and hub: fdnlhmettta wtit unnerved.
., OWN WAG ALL SIGHT; ‘
Recently in a Seattle chop appeared
meal. "Sergeant Stilt locked him up the “In. “We a'lVB 815 for 1909 bin-
for cute keeping. _ unimportant”. No lou‘ a pound W
Grace must. have action lonccomc, “£th by this than “(156*th
tor aboumrao o‘clock this morniau MVHG walked up to tbeoouotor and lay-
. sprinted down to the police atattoufl in: down a penny manhunt? lilt-
haticu, cheetah and coatings. "Theicd for .15. The clerk tool: tho may.
neighbors are alter the with an an.” cwnined it cloaety,.acked it it were
he reported. ., 4., tannins. and alter ,uveral minute.
The doors or No. 2 opened paranormal and and he m it "I
was put in next to hi: partner, the Mill
‘ “Certainly it iii." ,angytll'ctl
“induct “When in m‘yvfllfil -‘
if.
He little was" amalgam thin!“
asasaausaaaaasaaaaaaas
Foremost Clothiers Since 18“.
Anniversary Celebration (
Marking the Achievement. 01 an. .
Ideal Alter Two«Thirds of a Century .
NCE the Beginning of the making of readnyor-ccrvice cloth» it has
been the custom and atiil ia a can :lition‘ existent in ninety percent.
and more of the clothes produced to have the work done by contractors.
Smith Gray & Co. were the Tm to build their own tailortchopc and tailor their
0-day Smith Gray & Co. clothes are the only randy-form
under no roof.
, To no one concern can there finally be given more credit for the advancement
and progress of the inductry than to Smith Gray 8: Co.. cincc than are few, if any,
vital departures now in me but what are more or ice: directly traceable to the South
it means to on values inch on you have nevcrlmown~4t municipality that has
Medium and Heavyweight
Overcoatr—Underprtced
Here are medium and heavyweight
ttvchouts, tailored from the very best
grade of moltons, velours, worsted chev-
iotx‘. vicnnas. kcrscys anti twccds; also
warm, Sully warmth-wiihout-wcigltt falt-
(ivcrcoals for every service, in
cvcry new shatlc and color, from the dig-
uitirtl, tll'é?$$_\”3llk or serge-lined black and
(lxiut'tl to timing Sootch or [English plaid
and (‘lill‘ check and plaid ltaci‘. motor or
Convertible collar coats.
and llltltlt‘lh of own] description, for ”if".
Medium and Heavyweight Oven-oat- that in
alluring, lahric. alyle rm! cervico
c the very but pouihlo 20.00
Medium and fluvywoight Overcoat:
tailoring. fabric, atyle and larvice
are the vary but pouiblc 22.50
Medium md Heavyweight Overcoat: that in
are the vary but poulble 27.50
Medium and Heavyweight Overcoatl that in
tailoring, fabric. style and acrvicc
arc the vary but pouihlo 32.50
and 35.00 valun. .
Clearance of All Medium and
Li htweight lm
ercoats an
arc .ii'inchcstcr itaglans, (flit-star ltaglans,
\\ lntchztll Chasicrticltls, with l‘cltctl hacks
and slip-overs; c
illicit. Scotch and
“node; alto nln-npdlh Caryl «u d
ordinal. “prudent!“ ' J" on G.
Smith Gray & Co.
. L. W. MNDIFORTH DEAD.
~ who wan uncrowded by Mr. Ba‘tzditorth
the
emitting and chunldn' a
a complete readjustment
milled fabrics ‘aud thick.
Sizes, fabrics
boys.
t .
. Friday Specials
25c Boys’ Sweaters 19c
noya' Coat Sweatera, regularly 25c. Just tor Thursday. 19c.
$1.25 and $1.50 Shapes 99c
50 Shapes in brown. black and blue, one of this union’s beat shapes.
For Thur-day. 99c.
$2 and $2.50 Velvet Shapes $1.49
Velvet Shapes in several good styles, sold the town over from 32,00
to $2.50., Thursday, $1.49.
$12.50 Suits $9.98
Ladies' and Mlascc' All W001 Blue and Black Serge Suits, with guar-
anteed linings; regularly $12.50. Just for tomorrow, $9.98. No
alterations.
“ $1.25 Blankets 98c
Large size Blankets, gray and white; regularly $1.25.
980.
For Thursday,
‘ Silk Hose 19c
Ladies‘ Stilt Horse in black only, 20 doz. on sale tomorrow, 19c pair.
25c Gloves 19c
We will tell on Friday our regular 250 Ladies' Gloves at 190.
50c Flannelett'e Skirts 39c
Till closing time you can buy 50 Shirts tomorrow at 39c.
25c Boys’ Sweaters 19c ' ‘
iioys' Sweaters, the coat style, on sale tomorrow till closing time, 19c.
W
15.50
that
18.50
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cervico
22.50
............. 27.50
«at English
. Rain Coats
this Complete asmrlmcut
very garment l‘t‘lilg" road:
and best tailors oi Entr-
In llch conch, clan-cc.
Hana. Shetland and Done A!
26.00
and
.00. now
The In York Stem:
My It Warn- 8!.
dunno-(main.
Ith Av..loc.l1lh & 20!!) 3b.
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Ha Wu Otto. Oupoflntcndcnt o! Dan-
bury and Not-walk Railroad.
i Many of the older realdeutc of Dan-
bury will be interacted In the on-
'nounccment of the death of Louis W.
lSanditorth, who was superintendent of
'tho Danbury and Norwalk railroad
from 1876 to 1883. Mr. Sanditot-th'tt
doath occurred at hll home. 1.580 Am-
da). .
. Mr. Bandiforth and Nathan M.
(loom came to naubury about the
unto time. Mr. Baodl‘iorth to become
superintendent or the railroad and Mr.
George luperlntendeut of it! mechani-
cpl department. Local railroading was.
in in infancy then. The Daahury and
Norwalk road was opened in 1852 and
Harvey Smith, or Ridgeileld, rm its
tint superintendent. u. wan succeed-
ed in 1869 by the late John W. Bacon.
on January 1. 1876. 0,,M. Crawforll'
became cupcrititcndcnt after Mr. Banti-
irorthig retirement in 1888. During Mr.
'OI‘IVlUftl'I cupcrlntcndcacy tho flour»
totilu satire“! abnorbod the Danbury ‘
and Norwaik road and I". C. Payne be-
came tho local superintendent. “
After leaving Danbury Mr. sandi-
torth took a partition in the auditing
department of the City of New York
and remind them until his death. 1-10 .
rm “in the ‘cichty-third you at but
an. , . . .
, mu. (loom attended rhetorical at
m. Saaditcrih. which 1m hold in Now,
aterdam avenue. New York. on Mon "
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10m.
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TELEPHONE 3"
YOUR onozns per DECk. ‘ DC
l-Extra large Cabbage ............ 7c? Quint-cs. bushel .................. 60!:
Home Spinach. puck ............ 30c: Pears. basket .................... 50¢
Yollow 'l‘ttrnipa. pork ........... 25c; 'l‘okuy Grapes, lb. .............. 106
Green Tomatoes, l‘tuskot ........ 35c} Fall Pippin Apples, peck ......... 30c
Hubbard and Murrow Squash, ih,.3c; Extra large Cranberries. qL......12c
UNITED GROCERY" COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN eraser ‘ anon: 1453'
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W. R. THOMPSON
Automobile Repairing .
llatiug leased the Nelson Taylor budding, Steamboat Place, we
are now ltt position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice.
ELMER E. CASE
Telephone your auto troubles to us.
, Machine Work a Specialty
IL“i Specialty Manufacturing Co.
40 Water Strut.
South Norwalk. Court.
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have but 5 Razors on
hand and no more
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