If. " ' ,‘ Inn acorn nonwnm sv‘nutno Imam. wvw-in White and gray full size Blankets... ......... , 700 ‘i All Linen Toweiing at 10c and 12 1.26 Extra Heavy Linen Table Damask ....... 500 Bath Towels 10c. 12 1-2:; am: All Linen Damask and Huck Towels.. ....... .....250 —at»« E. K. BANKS Mahackomo Hotel Block South Norwnlk amused-Me n WT "WEATHER FORECAST. i For Norwslk and vicinity: Generally fair this afternoon, tonight and Fri- day; slightly cooler tonight; moderate' south and southwest winds. Showers' have occurred during the last 24 hours in nearly all sections east of» the Miss- lssippi river: Slight disturbances, cen- tral this morning over Minnesota, Lake Superior and the St. Lawrence Nailey, are producing unsettled weath‘ er in the northern sections. This vi- cinity is on the southern edge if this unsettled condition. An area of high pressure, central over Tennessee, is producing pleasant weather in the cen- tral sections. The temperature has fallen from iowa eastward‘to Ohio. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY: Temperature: Low, .38; high, 78. Clear. The Sipperiy automobile took a party to New Haven today. i The condition of Mrs. John S. Sey- mour, of East avenue, is considered as serious today. ‘ Captain Thomas Hunt. of Norwalk, has gone to New Haven today to take part In the great military parade. J. Francl's Wynn, of Plattsville ave- nue, has returned from a visit with relatives in New York city. Because the leaves are falling early and the weeds aré tall, and the apple crop is early and short, one prophet' predicts a severe winter. Arthur *B. Siauson of the Phoenix Engineflompuny is spending the do) in New Haven and Jack Seymour is acting as substitute driver, The governing board of the Nutmeg Club held a meeting last evening, and transacted many matters of im- portance concerning club affairs; and Printing you will always remember the pin/oi) for soon Work. South Nor-walk. mmong those who have gone to the guests of the president, V‘iiiliam h. , from his home in Norwalk yesterday . I; . ‘ ‘ Developing The best of work. Try us once and At Both Stores. WM. 9. BEERS Norwalk. Ray Selleck of East Norwalk, is New Haven celebration on its initial day. Arrid Johnson, of Georgetown, and a. former student of the Norwalk lilgh siliool, leaves Monday for Storrs Ag;- ricuiturni college, where he will take a four years course. ..—.-. .0... -w Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schumann, of Main street, Norwalk, are today cel- ebrating the seventh aimirersary oi” their marriage. Congratulations are being extended and best‘ wishes for many happy returns of tile tiny. A special outing of the Sidney E. Hawiey Association will be held Minor Smith‘s place in Stratford on Saturday, September 2lst, at 1 0'- clock, when the members will be the Burnham Thomas A. Skelly of Nor walk, will attend. About fifty Bull Ziioost-ra gathered at the headquarters of the Progressiv- es, last evening, and enjoyed a smoker. The affair was a pleasant one there be ing plenty of cuts and smokes in eviP deuce which were consumed with a re- lish that spoke well for the quality of the goods. in the course of the even- ing there was speechmaklug by some of the local enthusiasts. MR. HILL WAS DELAYED. Congressman’s Automobile Broke Down at Wilton. The ‘Danbury News, yesterdaY. printed the following: ' Congressman E. J. Hill“who started noon to come to this city to attend the dinner following the Twenty-fourth :Senatoriai district republican conven- tion, was delayed on his way here by a mishap to his autumobile at Wilton. The accident was of such a nature ithat immediate repairs could not be made and Mr. Hill telephoned back to Norwaik for another automobile, W m ,I , FURNITURE “—()F‘- QUALITY One of the noteworthy points of our store in. Its solid Roiiabu. Ity. Our High Quality, Our Low Prices, our large and well select- ed stocks, are facts not theories. Collins' Quality has long been accepted by knowing furniture ' buyers as the standard of merit; if an article is here It’s good. We have faithfully considered the furniture needs and otter a choice line oil seasonabie tuiniture that will ‘bring brightness and comforts , to the home. A. J. Collins 8: Co. “Bonnie Poultry Feed ” Makes Hens Lay More Eggs It increases the capacity of good hens, and it‘ll make, even a. poor hen do her level best. “Quality" is an old story. but one well listening to. If there is any doubt-in your mind as to what I claim for my feeds, send in a trial order and forever after become one of my regular customers. MANUEL T. HATCH. First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom- era—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry, Fall and Winter Campaign. 1912 JEDDO---PLYMOUTH---H. w. A. COAL IN ALL SIZES. RAYMOND BROTHERS ll WALL BTREET NORWALK. PHONE “I. O. B. Jackson Optician Everything in the Optical Line ' Eyes Examined Free Automobiles to Rent By the hour, day or week. on chauffeurs are sil‘skllled and care- ful men. SEE THE 1913 MODEL MOYER CAR. Now ready for immediate de- livery. OSCAR H. BANKS RIVER STREET Telephone 1390 lNORWALIK, CONN. 1 w. ~- ICE CREAM , putts to witness a big contest. " people came this morning to take part2 the desecration $20 rug values will be sold for $30 rug values will be sold for And some of the pIeces, valued at $200 each . . All on exhibition on our main floor, presenting a forest of summer and autumn color, woven into the most intricate as . well as the most substantial of fabrics: PERSIAN RUGS. ‘ An Extraordinary Exhibition'und Sale of True“ Perszan Rugs A congregation of 6, 876 Pieces purchased by us from. the former , Director-General of the Imperial Brink of Persia at a Ransom Price constituting a sacrifice value of the Rurest and Most Substantial of all home decorations, rug: that have come to light through omas in the present revolution. Kirman Carpets ‘ of Great Beauty at $1.50 per sq. ft. of rich $10 $15 rare HAMADAN be sold for .. Every rug sold bears our warrant and is Carpets of Sultan. abad, Known as Mahal ht 750' per sq. ft. Immense Palace Carpets --- Mats of Silk and Tab-riz Quality Strips and wide hall pieces. Some pairs worth $250 for $125.» A lot of 1,563, principally Antique Kazak, Guendji and Mossoul, from 3.6 x 6 to 5 x 8. $60 6' $80 rug values, will be sold for. . .....;.. $100 rug values will ‘lOloo $60..$75 $30 $40. E’ subject to exchange within a reasonable time Sheppard Knapp (9 Co-“ 39-41 W. 23rd Street Established 1857 ’New York CIty fl IIIIII HAIIII Willi IIPIIIS IIIIII I‘IIIIIIIE Great Display Witnessed by Hun. . dreds of Thousands of Visi- tors in Elm City NEW HAVEN, Sept. i9.~—Tho best description that could be made of the streets of New Hmen today has that they resembled football dhy when: tens of thousands rusu in from all‘ The in the first full day of the celebration,I of New Haven Week. The Cantrell Green looked like an immense circusI grounds just before a performance, LADIES' WHITE LISLE HOSE. Hundreds of men were at work placing the finishing touches on the struci turcs. arranging thousands of chairs for guests of the day, and laying out the scenery for the productions which will be given tonight and repeated twice tomorrow and Saturday. Mlllv tary bodies, some in olden time cos- tumes, civic bodies with banners, Vet- eran firemen in their red shirts, fru~ ' wt . centives to elaborate historical floats depicting the early days of the colo- ny, the town and the state. Never. be- fore has the city been so lavishly be- deckcd with flags and hunting, espec- ially on all sides of, the (trees. A FEW SPECIAL FOR. FRIDAY ONLY 4 iNCH TAFFETA RIBBON, all colors, yard ........... . . 7%¢ ii.»\l’i(.‘0CK'S CORYi/OPSIS TALCUM POWDER .......... 12¢ ........................... PEROXIDE, a bottle ............... SPECIAL FRIDAY dNLV—-LADIES‘ and SHORT SKIRTS. Regular 50c value. Regular 25c value. Special ........................ ................... South Norwalk Dry Goods Co." , (INCORPORATED) 28. 30 and ‘32 SOUTH MAIN S'l REET I)RA\‘I’ERS, NlGiiT GOWNS At each ....... 25¢ “ 2 for 25¢» PIII’IIIIII IIIIISEIIEIIII HOYT S THEATRE. Ethnologically Hoyt's bill for the? THE BEST IN TOWN HAVE YOU TRIED IT! We have our new machine, working now and are making good ice cream. Our delivery service to prompt. The conditionof Miss Edna Smith. of Wilton avneuc, who is quite ill with typhoid fever, is somewhta im- proved today. She Will! able to take a little nourishment this morning. last portion of this week is quite 1'03 marknble, for it consists of sets, it) almost every department of then ‘ coin. The drama, musical come strong men, comic opera and the Ibis WORK FIRST AND SECOND DE- GREES. Four candidates were initiated in the first degree and nine in the sec- which was promptly dispatched to his old. He reached the Hotel Green about 2 o’clock, after the dinner had been served and, while the speeches were in progress. ternnl organizations in regalin, were to be. seen everywhere, At the hotels representatives of the city were eu- guged in welcoming guests and very hall was threwn open to organizations. George W. Dilworth and sister. Swamp Chm,” S, peck. Of this. , E At noon at Woolsey “all, a luncheon 0nd degree at the meeting of Lady znrre all contribute to the Hoyt on Miss Vi, r ‘lte “Dilworth of Mott city, nominee for lieutenam governor, . was given by Mayor Rice to the mill. Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of‘Bethle. I ‘ , . I ”W“ ' ' I hm, which wag held last evening tainment, their leading lights. "0i fury companies. The Richmond Blues arrived from their entertainment at Hartford, the Philadelphia Fenci‘bles are‘ already here, and Putnam Phalanx Worcester Co‘ntlnentula, and the Bus- ton Lancers were among those who attracted attention. The buttiesships ‘Ohio and idaho landed shilors and mm tines during the morning. and these men temporarily off duty made a round of the sights. Industriaipiauts and stores closed atnoou‘ and the rest or the day wan given up to enjoyment of the program but fail the celebration was on the performed the duties of toastmuster NORWALK. - [A37 NDRWALK. during the after. dinner speaking and — 0 received an .onthusiustic reception when he arose to speak. While Ben- aior Peck was making} his preliminary remarks Congressman Hill entered the dining room and» was given a hearty greeting. Senator Peck .im— mediately introduced the congressman as the first speaker and Mr, Hill avenue, left today for New Haven, where they will spend three days with lriends. They will witness the three‘ day celebration'beginniug in the Elm (‘in today. There were also visitors from Nor walk, Stamford, New Conan and Bridgeport present. and at the con- cluslon of the meeting refreshments were serfed and dancing enjoyed. AT STATE SECRETARY'B OFFICE. A preliminary certificate of dissolu- tion has been tiled in the secretary of state's office by Smith it: Delahanty, incorporated. Claims should be sent to John J. Delahanty, No. 12*Waruer street. Certificate: of organization have been filed by the Bridgeport Bio Jr cunlstnntlal Evidence," Harrison , stpongs sensational dramatid m H the principal attraction. This ring play has been It veritable- everywhere, and is coming here tremendous successes at the theatres in New York. Harry B . hurdt has the“stoiinr role, and iii . ‘2 be supported by twelve noted to mate actors. Sydney Deane. the distimi comic, opera star, is presenting a ing skit. “Fun Aboard a Line _. is accompanied .by three otho , ‘ did artists. New Fall Goods Are In and Ready for Your Inspection To thosfiéwho want the pick of the finest and newest goods pro- duced this soon. we say come early. The styles We show will «please your eye, the values are otter will pious your pocketbook. Call at once and see our immense stool: of new LADIES’ AND MlSSiilS" SUITS LONG COATEWAISTS. DhESfiEB, SKIRTS PET- TICOATB AND CORSETB. THE arvus GTORB eon LADIES. Captain Thomas Hunt. of the Nor- walk Police force. and Officer Wallace iiammls. of the South Norwslk force, enjoyed their annual shore dinner at John O'huiiivan sDorlon House,yester- ”Wk“ “’3' ”“90“ minutes in the V180“ any afternoon. Captain Hunt wan "I 0113 way that 15 Characterlfiuc of him, when the other Omcwsihaa their din. touching upon Various EDDICB OK “Irate her and Officer Sammie was away and national interest in connection , with the campaign and dealing oops m M. r. nonneny,‘ 0.! Main street, the Norwolk real estate agent, had the misfortune to sustain It but full in lower Main street, yesterday after» noon, which bruised him autumnal, but which did not injure him badlr. cially with matters pertaining to the tariff. lie paid a high tribute to the integrity and ability of President Tall and complimented senator, Peck upon his nomination tar lieutenant goveo am- and predicted his election. The Paris Cloak & Suit House 515 Main So. Stamford. all Bo. Main 81m Booth Nam-Iii: . occasion oftho inaugurdilon of the “White Way.” when a new scheme of lighting the business streets was carri- an out. The idea was broadened out this, time at an expense estimated at . over #150,000. which has been met by by the Bridgeport Screw Company, capital $500,000. William H; [Farrell of Bridgeport is president and, tress- urer of the screw company and. Fred Machine company. capital $1,500 and .. comedy entertainers who the. sprightly offering, consisting of , dances and patter. ’ 'Nichols & Sherwood are m “I Golding it Resting present a. Enos of tiresome city in secretory. GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTGI Governor Simeon iii. Baldwm roster: day appointed Henry B. fitment. of we .of about 100 no tickets, while no NW Hmn definite from this, him , attractions Imam. will be witness- ‘0 the “WW “WOW“ 0‘ “149 Am“ ~ > ‘ loan uwuiaotsrm' Association to no pisylet caied "The sheriff of land.” Nothing funnier has found. in the category or van specialties. diagram. "the Bandow of the m 09mm” insoles can ‘ implements of worst“! of , objects as simply as In my ,, ‘aubacriptibus form business men and. . the srranulnonts carried out by a; committee selected by the business organizations. The popular entertain- ments have been made possible by the . Mr. ponneiiy was running for a car Harvey P. planet! of Eldseneld. ' when his foot chanced to slip on the who had just been nominated for muddy pavement. and no on thrown senator from tho Twenty-fourth div heavily to the Belgian bloom. He in: islet. mm at am: warm in s" ‘ picked up by toenail and late or no amused his appreciation of the shied. to to his hem. torsional nomination and predicted W the success of the republican ticket . . in thoaNovombor elect/ton. , _
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