«.9 5;
on‘ business.
{Morgan avenue have
. .tw9 months In the beautiful ‘ollmate. ,
. will receive his attention.
end {my iui‘i sin "‘9
Bishkete..........5.?ilc
All” It Welles at.
Rice and12 lion“ ' ‘ Thebaetotworll. cry... oncehnd 2'
‘ '9 . you will always remember this place
All Linen smash and Huck P 10*” WWW". "
Linen Table
Towels ...’..... 25o
filllllllfi. WM P. sums
WEATHER FORECAST-‘ [Tissue wms FOR lemo
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair to
d ' Ii t to moderate Strange Ceiling Followed by Women
“‘51“ “d 3““ “y 3" am With scum. Psistse is
‘westerley winds becoming variable.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODA :
Temperature: Low, 48;. high, 68. .10
gel-_—
walk country Club tonight.
was a visitor In New York city.- yes-
terday. ‘ ’
Edward McAiilster of Harbor ave
nus, spent yesterday In NeW York city
m
Joseph Keneiio, oi Norwo'lk, Ia1t_-
9 south Norwslu 9. -‘ 9 Nerwslit.
Of the list of strange ceilings tol-
wed by women that of wine tasting
CioudY- - Is one of the most curious and mm;
tive. As a matter oi tact. Mile Coi-
There will be a dance at the Non liners, whose services are in great do
mend In France, Germany sud ltsly
m...._ as s wine teeter. Is said to make all
George Brush. of South Norwslk. Income of about £5 000 a year; many
iirms employing her for regular work. P
end frequently Pier special duty. ,. ,
Only half a doses wine testers hev'e "
been known to history, the most. le-
nowned oi those being the wile oi e
lemons London. wine msrc.hent. Mule.
Pomnlery. who diedfin Paris twelve
yawn signers Seuss who use
s at den 8 n on so»
tending the Moral of a triend in New mg?“ :2ng unmarried"
Haven. this ntterndon. 9. I of '45.,
Wine testers. it arrears. ere. horn. P
Mr and hits Samuel “Norris, 0! Elle not mode. “4 mm W the)!“ I
esheth street are the guests 0! Mr. at s rare and delioete’lpslst‘e .
Baldwin, of Dsnbury. this. orgasm. rsnst he ‘sdds‘d ‘
lit. ‘and Mrs. Lem-odd its ' ' II when and hei- includes
W 9 such thst she can PdieoeI-n:- rem the
” hrst‘ tests or e wine just where the
mus-Whomwhiohiiw msde. ‘
whether they were moduli itch
his or in the vine‘yeule ct fleece; glen; ,
many. or elsewhere. She can esslin
detect eduiterstlon oi any sort. or it
there Is e blend end of which wines. .P -
dunbsllthesgeoduwIneIslmost
.sdsy. Msmtteroiisot. there,
a In 'ssolets that a bottle or Vine
can withhold troll til ,. anarchic
women once she has had s
sputum or it In her mouth. .
ilhe does not ewsilow the wine. In.
ct. she- Is s‘ testotsllsrgend it she ; --
ntodriuhwlnewosldlcuhersuh‘
hold us aegis of them: Furthermore. she
is obliged to take the greatest care
' it her health. also must be well in-
Saturdsy evening. There was 9. 3°“ order to do her work, for her sense--
attendance to hear the address siren loses its cunning when she’ site out. *
by Hon. John 11. Light, of Norwe‘lk. of hesith‘niri Hits. ' P,I,
hum estrus u‘is aileron
and Mrs. A.
,‘ terms; where they» have go
_ ~John H. can... piano tuner irom
‘9N9e‘w, York. will be ill town enxit week.
Order‘s sent to the Housekelno Hotel
W 9
matters at routine business were
transacted at the meeting of the Eu;
re'k‘s Rebekah Lodge No. 42. l 0.0.
m which was held last evening.- At
the conclusion or the meeting refresh.
scents ware served. 9 I»
The Equal machine has...
an open meeting at the 'Iiown Hall
he spoke on the school questions.“
Hidgeile‘id Press.
The having in lower Main street
his reached the Beisial‘l blocks st
Hoyt street, or rather the east side is
torn up that fer. Signs directing Dan-
hury Fair autolsts were “809d 5‘ Ouryeer, the bsrrios being do:
vantage points yesterday by Ollie! stroyed‘. meny beers rieiisd the river
grhhlnsa heather-lend at the instigation tor heh. I was walking up the river
' of may“ Commissioner Noises W. shore ohe "OM“ Ibo“ “Ml ““01”
9 leg for a deer. Rounding a bond i
saw. WOW upon e deb rook some
low feet from the shout s ‘th‘i‘se black ‘
beer. 9 I could not tell at iirst whet he
wee doing. He wee steering down.
with one new In the water wevini it
time and no. Pl; whtbhsd closely
. monedici.
Thomas Moody was arrested by 0!-
Ilosr John H smith, last evening.
to: on. A: the
The regular Whig oi the Home 9
Chapter of King's mm and Solis 1“
will be held in the uni Avenue WP“ out in slums
' Ii den «or
odlst church. Tuesday. October:
3 o'clock. The reports and
Hunter Describes the Cievar‘ Work of
s Hungry leer in. Catching , ‘.
her or Heine s and si‘rsnitlin are: noon the hi my to crests eh eddy,
use. for the pest two' or will doys‘P Vb his A ”Milli" “to lllhii - within hie-.9
Ver} Lucrative.
f ‘Ity. Our High duslity, Our Low Priest. our large and well selects
‘ ed strolls, are facts not theorists
‘ buyers as the standard of merit; it an article is here It’s good .
‘ at any rate. If you know some of my customers you can learn that
One or the noteworthy points of our store Is. It‘s lions Relies".
Collins Quality has long been accepted by knowing furniture
We have faithfully considered the dumituro needs and alter a choice
line at seasouahle turulture that will bring brightness and comforts
to the home. ‘
A]. Collins 9&‘Co.’
It's not a beast -‘it’s a promise~whenl tell you _‘
that I am selling the Best Poultry Feeds
And 19 do‘n't‘e‘nd by saying I will give the' best—w! do It. it you P9
know something or my store and mill equipment, and the length 990i
time I have been at it. you will say that we ought to make sued feed
I do make good feeds: the best, and no other. ‘ ‘ ..
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Fll‘dt Ill quality, lest In price. always In Illa minds ol m custom- I
err—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
‘ Fall and Winter Campaign, 1912
JEDDOu—PLYMOUTH-«H. w. A}
i COAL
IN ALL SIZES.
RAY IoNn BROTHERS
‘ headquarters in the Taylor building
Mrs. Fitch on Maple avenue. 9
mass meeting in Mechanics Hull next 9‘ ' i ‘ . ' ,. ‘ ’
‘ Week, oil which due announcement will Children 8 coats , ‘
9 ilxéd the weather up In line shape for 9 Ladies’ Kid moves
(9) B Jackson '“. mm???
Optician ’ ‘ 99P‘lPio‘ii'les‘g. ,9
‘ clerks and will expedite matters. ,
‘ will be usual morning service minds”; ”1‘
. I). sundry school it noon No o‘th
O‘WN ON‘I." I . -
TN! 10918 MOOILO OF THO FOUR ANO‘ OIX9 OYLINOIN P'
.. .Will beenhllllted in the Automobile: Building st the Osmium Fair.
All interned. are cordially invited to Inspeot“ them '
Oscar H. Banks, Agent
GARAGE—RIVER dTltfill‘i‘. . PPPj No‘swsm. cows.
AP;
——¢q
. eleotlon. there will he s his roast hi
Perhood The orchestra will be in
'l‘llc Hm‘rressi‘vee have Pestblishedj
on Minn street.
Walter B. Hoyt. ot Putnam avenue,
has gone to New York, (or a On days' 3
trip, to the west.
English Johnny Coats
,..P.,._..._._. The much wanted styles are here at prices Ircm $5 00 to 37 09‘
Dr Noxen ls having a drain and P than you can purchase some costs elsewhere. We also o
other Improvements Put in his build-9 a compete line of 52 inch Coats In the latest novelties. The It
ing upon Main street. , “vantage you derive by buying a coat or suiri here is that
, , . have no two alike. Our st les are lositiv i ii 5 “ ‘
Miss Wheeler.whohnslbeenvisltinsl ‘ Coats y1$5ey98coho9ued w“
friendli in Stamford, is ‘nnw with. ‘ ‘ P ‘ .' . . $25
P I ‘° 9 ,. 7‘ . - ‘ ‘I
The Ddrien Pigeon Club will have a Ladles outing Flannel nght Rubes f
flight of pigeons, starting from New Made of heavy quality, rink and blue stripes, "Inst colors. _90
Borne. N. (3.. on Sunday morning, it . price. ..... 5 ..... .......... ”50¢
the weather is fair. ‘
M... or... when... w... l... Children’ s Outing Flannel Night Robes
been summering with her 3M" “l P Extra tine quality, last color and made tuli. Next Saturday Spec.
CapeCod.Mass.,returnedtoherhome ‘ lill .....l....................................»........ .
in BrooksideP avenue. Thursday.
Mrs. Waterbury, who had a delight-9 Ladies, High NeCk Night GOWns
ful tour or the lakes In the upper [P , . . P
part of the state, 13 back‘ again at: Made of a very fine quality of bleached muslin, trimmed with cl 9
her home on Prospect avenue. ier tuclts and hemetitchlng. Regular 75c value. Saturday 89 slit» 9
The Dorian Republicans will have a
be made. Distinguished represents- ' in a variety oi mixtures; also plain red and navy; some lace t In
tives‘Pwili speak. medPand lined with a good quality Venitian. Priced
‘ to
A large crowd took advantage 0! the $1" 98 $19
weather, and the automobile and took We guarahtee to save you at least $2. 00 on every Childs 00
a mi, from the Town Hall to the purchased during the sale. Look us over
Daubury Fair. The weather clerk '
the trip. 9 _ , _
—-—--—--.-..— . : PLndles' White. Tan and Hindi Glace Kid Gl.oves Regular
The Progressivesheldaratiilcation '. $1.00. Special. ............. ...... .‘
meeting in the Town Hull, last night. ’ ‘ ‘
There was an open air talk with pic-
tures, on the no license question -‘at , . All over Laces
Dorian center int him. and another Ecru. white and cream Prices .9999 ..... . ....... 39¢ to $2
wiil‘be held tonight. ‘ _' ‘
Captain Baylor backward item the Blankets
reunion bureau at Washington D. C. ‘ ‘ '
I I I . l
u a da member 3‘0 that n- . 1 case Whirul‘ied B ankets, good size gud heavy Special"!
shin papers are cheo‘l‘ted up to May .'
I;;Colniortables
21st. They I‘ll-e putting. on excl-n
Comicrtehies. 2 1-2 2 2 1-2.
a
”nu..."
m
At u... manhood crumb {hula
sued with: ‘ mire ‘
st 10: so a. nu. withwniye‘echlns by the f
pester. Rev. Herbert S. nrcwn, Ph
services during the day or evening“ "
W
"l‘lIe Women's Christian Tempernnee -
Holes. in election day, ‘will dispense _
h 9 sense and other} refreshments.
t‘w’ th Oilmlla". Pet the Pmsmsiv'e ‘
headhunters on Main street. Call in
‘snd see them. and have something
with them '
ro‘guiar silo and 75c value.- Tonlght .5....'...
In the e'x'oltement over the no—li- .
cease quesdcil. the local election Ilse P .
Nada: been iu‘e'i eight or After the "
Don}. remodel; for the in Ill. Broth-
change of“ Prof. 'Weltei- c. Humbert;
'e-a—ud—e
s Osimen.
n.——-
BEST IN TOWN
_‘NAVO YOU THIOO IT!
. Wehereournew’mschlnewcrmmsndsrsmklcgmd
Icscreem. Dudelirsrreervioeismst. , .
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NONWALK. 9 9 ' OAOT NONVIM-K.
- I
P ‘Jewehsrpg
M ‘ , _“il‘QIW-I I
;‘ tug yrortlle ill!“ tiling lambs—alt ' ' 9 hmodni,“wlib7_.
on. you ere sureto enjoy use he new garments now
engulf?“ “fillill‘dll” ‘w‘ham imid mmy‘fimiut m‘
on II no no Poou so s
P e lee or better euhlitlss than halo. 9 '
the ill'iniiiii'nl discord Pw"Ill be on s
(INCORPORATED)
298. so Illil 32 SOUTH lulu ‘51th
NW
Sunday at 7: 45 In. In. in the no}
byterisll Oburoh, .nt Newton, Rein
Carlos not” will preside and claim
, e short talk. There will be music and .
other interesting exercises: else In-
terestine addresses by Rev. Herbert :_ .9
8. Brown. Pb."D.. “and Rev. Gear '
Benton Smith. Everybody who comes , .
will sursly be interested.
At the Darius iii. E. Church there ‘
will be general class meeting st 9: 30
a. or: machine by the pastor, Rev.
(loom Benton Smith st 10: 30 a. n1...
iiiundey school at their
In: service: male sud. sl
. Hilde classes. GI
, other. services“
be a cellulite-meeting. to which a.
oryo‘ne. Innis sil’d Pieinsle. is invited.
Norwalk Chronicler