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Itsil States, Oli‘nada and World
(lovers ybnr bmguc against any and
all risks, by fire, their. lightning.
navigation and tr-ulsporiniion,w
a {transit by, or it the custody of on?
railroad, express,
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Telephone 1230
‘Upataira Over the South Nor-walk
Trout 09., 81-91 Washington at...
South Norwaik. Conn. .
PUELIC BTENOI‘IRAPHER
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Miss Nellie Sheehan oi‘ the Boston
Stale, spent yeateldny ill New York
city. on business.
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Miss Catherine '(lluven, oi' the B08-
ton tore spent yesterday in New
York city on business.
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Councilman H, V. Worden, of H. T.
{Prowiit’s Hardware store, has started
today upon a two weeks‘ vacation.
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wr‘uil line caps.
O'Brien's.
Pastor Scbree has returned to his
work after a pleasant visit 10 l’oeton
M'lill his friend, itev. 0. ii. Johnson
Edward J. Sullivan oi the domestic
counter at the Boston Store, spent.
yetsterday in New York city on busi-
ness.
Mr. Edward L. Ketrham, of North-
port. Long island, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Frank B. Field, of ill Franklin
sir-eel.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. 11.,
held a regular weekly business meet-
ing last evening in the Wall street
quarters.
Friendship Association, No. 7, Eure-
ka Rebekah Lodge, will meet with
Mrs. Aaron Martinean, Woodward
avenue, on Tuesday evening.
——'i‘llc Picture Shop is now open
for all photographic work, Amateur
work a specialty.
A bicycle belonging to Charles Mel
riit was found ill Whistievllle this
morning by Oiilccr Frank S. Strat-
ion. The case is being investigated.
Dr. Jean Dulnoriier and Mrs. Du-
mortier returned last evening from
Rochester, Minnesota, where Dr. Du-
mortier attended the clinic at Mayo
Brothers sanitarlum.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will visit
Mary Rebekah Lodge, in Ridgeiicid,
on Wednesday evening, leaving South
Norwu k lodge room by auto bus at
6:30 and the Boston Store, Norwalk,
at 6:45.
A small gang of Contractor Joseph
A. Mclfliroy'g men, who Were working
in Raymond street yesterday ailer-
lloou, struck because their foreman
was too exacting. The diii'ercnce
was settled.
lluciu Circle will meet at the
Leslie smith, ail Einr
'l‘lle
Illomc of Mrs.
Elwood nvonuc, Monday afternoon at :i.
”m'i'i'clock. A lull attendance in desired.
Contributions for the box to be sent
to Round, Turkey, will be gratefully
, received.
inspector Joseph Buchnnm, of the
lonuecticnt Company, who has been
enjoying a vacation in Massachusetts
has returned home and this morning
again took up his duties. lie is to use
. slat ill entering the cars upon the
winter schedule on the 23rd.
.lollu ti. Knapp and party who have
been touring the Willie Monutninb rc«
turned home yesterday. The car
made quite a record of 1,100 miles
with but one puncture. Those who
obinpoaod the party are Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Knapp. Miss Minnie Knapp,
Miss Leonard and Chauffeur Harold
Kendrick.
Wm»
'éwil‘liil style derbies O'Brlou'a.
no- war...-
I The N. ill. Ryan Co. cordially in-
ite you to visit their corset depart!
taunt and let their corsetlar at you to, . .
W, flint corset ior your individual its-i ._
‘ no: and more nan that to insure the
cry bash in style, at and quality, , ,
it on one oi lilo «man, now "nln- . ,
roaster. Iranspor- ’
You are sick and tired of the old
things That ingrain carpet those
crude pictures on the wall oi the alt-
ting-room rthe old round oak stove the
daily slumping and saving the some
stupid people you inc-ct evely day the
same old church and Sundayechoal
the alarm clock that screams you out
,of bed at live oclock every morning,
and the eternal grind of your work, all
seem sometimes to get on your brain
and conspire to set you crazy.
Now lotus sit down and talk scrimm-
ly about it. What do you want
Oh, I want something diltereui. I
want to get away, to see the world. i
richness, other people have good
times; why not I? Some people have
automobiles and go to theatres and
travel andwom ii‘ i just had money!
1 hate this old town anyway. i wish i
could go to—‘Cillcugo or New York. or
anywhere where there is something
going on. it‘s so stupid here!
'You have heard a deal of that kind
of talk; perhaps you have yourself
sometimes indulged. in it. Now, what
is the matter? Something is wrong.
Let us see what it is.
Tue one‘ot thesis dissatisfied people
out at? the “stupid old town" and put
him in a lively city, give him money
and excitement and all the otherthings
he imagined he needed to make him
ishappy, and what is the result? in a
want my share of life's fullness and
known.
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IT WAS A GLASB EYE.
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'sevele shock the other day.
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i and said:
i “i can see by the appeaance ot’
lytlur left eye what is the matter with
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A big line of heady to Wear
For this
Hats at 99c-$I 50
llldl are tiificicllt and now on sale
99¢ and $150
$3 White Dresses, 990
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20 dozen Lisle Hose, cvci y pail guaranteed
fox wear; regularly 25c
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A fine line of. $1” .00 Gowns on sale Saturday
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corsets, 39c
the hit; Corsets that sold at
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GREAT LONDON CIRCUS.
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Show Coming Here “Sep‘t. 21 Makes:
Hit in Rochester, N. H
Howe‘s Great London circus will ex-I
hibit in South Norwalk, on Saturday}
September 21. The show exhibited in[
Rochester, N. H., on August 20, and
the Rochester Courier said of. it:
“it was the best circus 1 ever saw." ,
was the most common expression?
Sheard, as the crowd flied out of the
lug. after attending the Howe Show on
ithe Charles street grounds
in rears
;. the Ringling Bros, the Buffalo Billl
shows and by about all the other not-
jcd canvas exhibitions, it can tlusti'uiiy
never
slmuod here than this one of the pro.
Not much was expected of this
show. as it was unknown here,
Sexhlbitod with the Howe shows of for-
But the surprise made the excellen
icibs all the mote prominent. It was
{not a small show, having two rings
and a platform, and a fine menugerie.
with half a dozen elephants and as
may camels, besides big lions leop-
aids, bsenasflnonkeys. an albino deer
bears and other inter-
lts size, however was not half as
notable as its general character Every
detail was looked after to perfection,
1fl'om the time the unloading began,
.uutll the train pulled out on the way
‘to the next town. There was not a
loud word, not a rough tone, not a
icoarao countenance among the perfor-
{more or omclals Every animal was
lslcek and fat, every person well dress-
clcau, every costume not only new
and fresh, but artistic and handsome.
The Howe circus is strictly up to
date. it not only has the old circus
features wrought to a point of perfec—
tion, but it has grouped the whole
with an artistic effect never before
seen in any show of this sort. This
was the striking thing about the show. .
The politeness oi the attendants,i
the clean, airy and roomy tents, the
provisions for the comfort of the pat-
rons throughout were marked fant-
ures.
There was a good attendance, both
afternoon and evening, but if the
Howe shows ever come back to Ito
cheater. it Is safe to predict that the
crowds will tax the limits oi the big
tents to the utmost.
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DANBURY FAIR RACES.
Ton Events for tho Light Ham-u
Nor-nu.
Ten races for light harnelvs horses,
equally divided between panel-s and
trailers. are programmed on the com-
ing Dunbar-y Fair. The nurse in each
race is 3400, divided in the usual way.
Two or more horses may be named
from tho some stable or by this name
owner and start in the same race.
provided the nodal entrance ice is
paid on each. 11mm with records
made on hills trucks will in allowed
three wounds in can such allowance
doc: not place than: in a clans slower
than their hat-mils tract lineman.
mules clone Tuesday, derision: ’24,
with “Mary G. iii. handle.
The uremia follow:
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2‘. but notwthstunding the fact that!
I 1 Rochester has been visited
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Richmond or WashingtOn, D. C... a re-
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Week Ends Affording
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Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths can be procured on Steamer with-
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WEEK DAY AT 3 P. M.
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations, Pier 25, North. River,
Foot of N. Moore St, New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Sendfor Illustrated Pamphlet.
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18 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR
TII. No. 909.
given up entirely .to the horse show.
which will be a. notable exhibition, un-
der the management at W. 8. Blitz.r
of New York.
JUBILEE WEEK AT HOYT’B.
lloyt’s Theatre will celebrate in-
bileo week, commencing with the ma-
tlnea Monday. This will also mark
the opening of tho vaudeville season.
'For till snolnbic occasion, the book"
in; manager» of Hoyt‘s have arrang-
ed a gala bill, and one that will be
memorable u long time. The attrao
lion molested to load this notable pro-
imlm, is “The Min-muting Pool,” a
spectacular pnntomino novelty, rotor-
rsd to an “The Bumurun of Vanda»
ville." ’l‘on noted European him
will Interpret this wordless play. An-
aitogother a noteworthy jubilee at-
traction. iii the return encasement oi
the four bull players, all members oi
major organisations, including arable.
pitcher, Brooklyn; browning. pitcher,
Detroit: Glendon, third base Dallas;
and Dillon. attenuator, Macon. team.
”than boys Will be seen in an album
lag and realistic altering, called.
"Twenty Minute. in the club house
on the Day of the Oou‘ilfi Header"
Since the battalion season in last com»
log to an 9:141,”th .mny clubs light»
in: for the pounuilfiths assault in:
. ismt surround: the appearance of
am summoned unions. it you
at Amerindian in
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A gym-'-
and song diveriiacmenis.
unsiic exhibition of excellence will b.
revealed, in Lobe at: Miller. Tia
moving pictures will also be of tin
usual Hoyt's standard, with several.
novelties for “Jubilee Week.”
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The progressive party of Walnut:
held a well attended caucus last night .
and placed in nomination the followi-I
lug ticket for icon officers to be WM .
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