.E EA gang of carpenters have started
workup“ enlarging th'é‘loeiiers in the
Emileeleckerrrenul. in the City, Hall.
_ Household helps are to be found in
the basement st Tristram & Hyatt's.
See Mr.
Mrs H Bingo. of Westmrt has
reported is the local songs silo has
lost valuable irish terrier. Dog War-
den omas F. Walsh has been noti-
"ues. 9‘ re: .
' For a scortume‘ "
We Ansuonensg One Year's .
" Worldstrk $ 6
Scribner s
The Regular Price
.. x... c.
-Regal Features
‘ HERE are certain teatiltes
T embodied in Regal Shoes
which make them the
{best in the world for the price.
’ One feature is the splendid leath-
er; another the careful Workman—
ship, another the custom smooth-
ness, another the striking style,
,1
.
Oddball
is $9.00 .
’ WM P. : SEEKS-3
nooks AND starloussv cream.
South Nor-walk. Conn. '
3'2
WEATHER F .
E . _ oaacssr
For Norawlk and vicinity: Unsettled‘
tonight and Saturday, probably show-
ers; gentle to modem shiftingwinds.
becoming east. The western disturb-
ance has caused showers curing the:
last 24 hours from the Gulf northward
to the Lake region and from Kansas
eastward to Pennsylvania. {Ready and
logy weather prevails on the North At-
lantic coast. Temperature acontinues‘
high east of the Mississippi River.
“a-
Week-end supplies at Dickerman’s.
See adv. ‘.
w -
East Norwalk Cash Grocery.
adv.
Stevens. See adv.
Smart suits.
land exclusive costs are olfered
.Mintz' s, and all at‘reasonahle prices.
we. was A YEAR AGO TODAY. 59° W
The young people of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church will meet for con-
ference tonight at the home of the pas-
tor, 23 West street.
Temperature: Low, 62; high,
74. "F air.
The East lhdia Tea Co., oilers‘iow
prices Eon high grade goods. See adv.
Lee Leonard, of Stuart undone. and
Frank Baker, oi‘thia city, have left for
Henry Wilkins the North Mainl
' 11 W am
street confectioner, is spending Ethe'tw:l “at?! £8: (:31: d $1.103:th they
day hunting near Georgetown" .. .. , _
A meeting of the Bey Scents, Troop
5,1vill be held this evening in the 1First
M. E. Omen, at 7.30 o’clock sharp.
Stavesundcoilowilhbs usedlq
The banquet .. committee at the
Knights of Columbus will hold their
iinal‘ meeting in tall lodge rooms Sun-
EdayE altelfnoon Eat 3 o'clock.” ' .,
q» causal-
“4"“
Charles E. Evyt, or the South NOT-
walk Trust dhlhpdny, will leave Eduth
Norwaik next week, to attend the bank-
era' convention in Richmond. Virginia
—-Buy a derby. OBrisns
South Norwaht Council, Knights of‘E
Colubl‘n‘is, will go to Communion in aEi
body on Sunday morning next, in St. 1
UosEsfph' s Church.
éDid you see Aplomo Hat. 0' Brien.
Among the many local people in at-
tendance yesterday at. the Danbury
{Fair were: Michaelflheehan, Mr. and
Mrs. Willet HanfordiMr. and Mrs. Wil-
liarn Clougher, and William Brigger-
Claude Bennett and Frederick 'Hoyt,
of South Norwallt postoffice. and Mr.
and Mrs.’ William J.“iFoster. of “Reed
street. are in Danhuryitoday. in at.l
tendsnce .at the big fair.
man. ‘
. .. . Arthur Joseph. of Winnipauk, yes-
+Hats. caps, umbrellas. canes.-— terday shot a beautiful cock- preasant
O'Brien‘s. in the wOods in that vicinity. The bird
_ is a v'ery pretty one and is attracting
To acquire title to ten and oneihall considerable attention. ,
acres of timber land in Pop's Moun- ‘
tain section,ln Weston, George Ad-
ams, the phrchase‘r. haif to arrange
terms and obtan conveyance train the
forty-five owners who are located in
several states, including Rhoda [Is-
land. Florida and Kentucky. He has . . . E . 3 , . .
been at the task for more than two .Tomorr‘ow ié'anhiveiiary devil-1:1.
years and brought it to a close on Krieger and Do. To flttingiy celebrate
Tuesday when Mrs George s. Banks this event unusual bargains are being
Harry Tobin and John Johnson. of
this city, were visitdrs at the Danbury
'fair yesterday, to which .placeE they
journeyed on Mr Johnson’s motorcy-
cle. :‘Sorne Fair!" says Harry.
conveyed to him uher interest in the offered at the store for tomorrow. '
DJTOPel'ty The land was formerly own~ Here? is a line opportunity to get“
ed jointly by two Weston residents stocked out in tall clothes at a great.
named Patchen and Cole. Upon their saving. The big adv. will tell you'
Be 2
death it passel to their heirs without more about “Anniversary 13”?"
division. There were 45 in number sure to read it: ‘
and {dely scattered. '
»—;
The Boston Store announce in their
Plans fer renovating the basement big adv today that never haters have
of the Norwaik M. E Church were dis- they offered such: values for so little,
cussed at the monthly meeting of the money as they will tomorrow That
omcial board which was held Wednes- 1s a, strong statement, but read the ‘
day night. It was decided to look in- adv. and you will see new they are -
, to the matter of making elaborate backing up their assertion. '
and extensive alterations and archi-
tects will be consulted with this end
in view. A report will be presented neally & Bracken' a.
Big bargains for Saturday at the
, See ~-
To keep abandon style, keep yOur ::
head in a. hat bought at Rogers & ::
fashionable dresses. :2
at jj
. Goods marked to a fraction of their: former prices. .
An unusual opportunity to secure High— —grade Tools, .
Watches, Clocks, Knives, Razors, etc, at a sacrificg. E Z Y
Sale Starts 5 T 04.31
NOrWalk
40 Water Street
I:Ifl:l:':l:l:l.I:I:l:I:l I
Luther
Franklin Street
1
WALL STREET,
MENT FROM WHICH
PRICES.
Blankets.-
Comfortables,
Beacon Falls rubber bouts at Con-
—JOseph Rosenfield, Prep. ——
Auto Bus to Danhfury Fair.
‘OctOber bib-10th.
Also Touring Cars for Hire at
3.8 Do You Know What We
Have Been Told?
“There is No Bette rgPlage to [intrinsic
" . ,. 1 Here
Pawn Shop
South Norwalk:
'5
Pa.
‘ , Round fl‘rip $1.08
M. Wright
South Norwalk
l
dish‘ .a
'3‘“
a
a.-. h,
- l
P > I 9
The Royal James? Inn E-
The Place of Satisfaction
NORWALK
EVERY NEED CAN BE SUP-
PLIED ARE OFFERED AT OER USUAL MODERATE "
liliflfluiitfl s in. Jail»: EH.
from 5% to $7. 50- per Pair.
from 98c to $8.50 Each.
A. J COlllllS.. & Co.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
North Main Street. ;
Phone 747 -‘
.1
m:
Blankets and
Comfortables , 7
SEASONARLF Ben coven’mos AN ASSORT- 4'
---—-'.- .f ‘ ‘
The many 'triendsbi' Mrs. David Fla-
herty; of Prospect street. will be pleas-
ed to learn that Mrs. Fiaherty was
discharged £0111 the Norwgllt Eospital.
this hftenh ‘
Gedrge Hussey, of this city, was ar-
resteg, last evening, on North Main
jstreet, by Ollicer Robert Gainor, for
' drunkenness. Hussey’s case was con-
tinned until tomorrow morning by
Jodi? Keogh3
A igery pleasant afternoon was spent
yesté‘rday in Ethe South Norwaik Con:
greétlonal Church. when Miss May
' Genius splits in s very interesting and
instructive manner on her work among
the Sioux Indians. Miss Collins has
beer; a member of the Indian colonies
of to EDakotaa for over forty years.
valu
I"
Black
‘ value
and er address was most enjoyable
‘ wallowing Miss Collins' address. a‘
”‘ pleasant echat tea was enjoyed. Mem-
,hers
nth Nora-all; M E. Church, and at
the Wornans Association of the local
' L: Baptist Church were the invited guests
’ ‘. Eat the occasibn.
WAR Bli____l_.___l.ETlll8
LONDON, Oct. 9, 2 :45 a. m.—
Ari Amsterdam dispatch to Reu-
tcrs Telegram Company dated
Friday, quotes the Nieuws Van
Der lag of Ghent as saying that
King Albert leit Antwerp ,this
morning and has arrived at Sels
Rhett} a village near the Dutch
frontier town Of Sa‘eVa’ii Ghent.
LONDON, Clct. t); 3 20 a m.—
‘Telegraphing from Ostend the
"Daily prregs . correspomlgnt
sends the EiOlldwalng: “The Ger-
man plan fOr the reduction of
Antwerp was carefully developed
Efor many weeks past. The ser-
ions bombardment will only be
begun when, in the o inion of
,the commandant he is‘ m a posi-
:tion to take the city with little
‘delay. Emplaccmcuts for the big
guns have been care‘iylly con-
structed- ainmwst advantageous
positionsm These... guns were
brought i‘rOm Namur and Man-
.-.-.i1leuge The German have a
large number of them at their dis—
083‘.- ” ;.
GENOA. Italy Oct.9 via Par-
is. 4 :30 a m.-—Several9 cases of
plague have been reported at
Saloniki, and as a result eleven
steamers scheduled to sail from
ed their departure
BORUEAUX. France. Oct. 9,
_ lo .25 a. m.——President Poincare
has received information that the
EGermans yesterday again born-
barded his country house at Sam—
pigny,- the Department of the
Mouse Forty- eight shells were
fired into the buildings. which
were completely destroyed.
Jill": Milli Ill HEAT
(“.088 THE KIDNEYS
" c W ant-x“
laklia Glass oi Solid it Your
Elia'ck Hurts or Bladder
~ Battlers
ll! you must have your meat every
K
salts occasionally. says a noted an-
1 uric acid which almost paralyzes the
,kidneys in their efforts to expel it
’11er the blood. They become slug-
sharp paiiis in the back or sick head-
at the next meeting or the board when
ache, dizziness, your stomach sours,
tongue is coated and when the weath-
er is bad you have rheumatic twinges.
infirm Sid satiety of the , ..
here for that port have suspend- .
.day. snout. but ilush youn kidneys saith -
thority who tells us that meat forms 1
églsh and weaken. then you antler with .
la dull misery in the kidney region, “
9“,-
. r
“.4”...—
suliluuulub
lull till ll us.
Don't Softer! Get a 10 Cent Package
of Dr. JaMee' Headache Powders.
You can clear yourhead and relieve
a dull. splitting on. violent throbbing
headache in a trivalentr wmr 1' DE
Jarn‘ei' Headache Powdér. This old
time headache relic: acts almost magi-
cally. Send some one to the drug store
now for adlm‘e package and a few mo-
ments alter you take'a p‘o'wder you
Will Wonder whpt became of the head-
ache, neuralgia and pain Step suf-
faring—it’s needless. Be sure you get
what you ask for. ‘
PARAMOUNT HOUSE.
LAST APPEARANCE TODAY.
“ “The Virginian”
Dustine Fariiuin in nvmrt Pal-up
mount Play:
TOmorrovv .
“Lucille Lave Series”
Don’t ran to “1qu ins Experience“
“of this UNIVERSAL WINE. This
feamne a one or the Most thrilling
Eevcr mac. "' ‘
Monday arid My next:
“The (lowdown:
Mrs. Hat ’
HENRIETTA CROSMAN Ameri-
can’s Foremost lie-tress made her (last
appearance 111.an geIE'ICTURES
in this play in Fictional-ts.
t
anOther the smooth fit.
But-look at a Regal.
us expdain its merits, point
by point.
possible amount ‘O’f
Made of carefully selected smooth
rounded toe
high nliltary heel.
KEELER’S
Opposuze Hoyt’s Theatre
E Tires Vulcanized
I
Let
Billy the greatest
shoe
e for your money.
PANAMA" $4.00
and Tan Calf. Up-curving.
Extension solo and
Splendid for
and comfort.
.3
The contract for the paving .ot the:
new Washington street bridge may 1.
be awarded «this, evening. when...tha .,
Bridge Construction Committeedlold a
regular meeting. The report‘of Cong-1
suiting Engineer J. E. Griener, of Bel-t ‘
timore, will also be submitted. There
was to have been a preliminary heal“—
walk (or the Bridge Contribution Com!“-
mittee vs. the Connecticut Gompau’y‘,
in Bridgeport today, and a largeuepsi
resentation or local people hadM« 1
to be present, but word was received
early this morning that the “father O!
Attorney Harry G. Day. of the Quad
ticut Cdmpan'y, was seriously ill,'- 111'“lei
the hearing has been temporarily ”aid
laed.‘.
The latest guests to be entertained
at the New Hotel Mahackeo. are: A H.
Yearanns, Mr. and Mrs F. Luce, A. L‘.
Holly, of New York city; L. A. Batten-
' Efleld and F. S. Taylor. of Spriilgiléld.
Mass: Joseph R. Ross, of New Yorle “
city. and J. T. Mulcare, Noadam, Mash.
fl
Bring your vultanizing to me.
Best work and cheapest prices.
’ A full line of tires and tubes el- 2 .
hand all the time.
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 WallrSt.
“Silver Lake ice.
We have extended our service in:
South Norvmk in response to .111an
requests. .
We do not seek trade by cutting
prices. We get and KEEP. customary
by furnishing unequaled service at a
Sair price.
‘ it is true economy to deal with no.
Especial attention to family trad“
, THE SILVER LAKE iCE co. , "
rhoifi m. 22 Hoyt at, same '
Work called-i: -' ?‘
ingot the case of the City of. Norma. ‘
Ml. c
' ~Large assortment 0! caps. O'Brien‘
--;.Buy an Aplomo Hat. O'Brien’s. .
At the Sterling Furniture Gom~
pany’s tomorrow are many bargains
‘ln their advertisement today they es-
pecially call attention to a drOp aids
couch and. mattress, Emattrssges and
to the celebrated Sterling ranges.
definite action, it is expected. will be
taken. A ,“éver‘y member campaign" -
was a matter which was acted on fav-
orably at the meeting. The campaign
is one where the members will visit
every other member of the church and
this will be done -at. the close 01: this
. month.
. w
The urine gets cloudy, full of sedi-
ment. the channels often get sore and
irritated. obliging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
To neutralise these irritating snide.
to'cleanse the kidneys and dash of! the
body’s urinous waste get tour ounces
of Jed Salts from any pharmacy
here: take a tableware! in a glass
or water before breakfast for a 1.1
You Carl Save Money. by Ordering Your
i Floral Decorations and Funeral' Designs
FROM 1‘ ~
HEADQUARTERS FOB CUT FLOWIRB OF ALL KINDS.
. . South Norwalk Flovver 00., f ' ,,
No. 2 South Main Street 'l‘glephone 3st
SOUTH NORWALK .
BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON
‘ AND DINNER, ~
AT POPULAR PRICES. ,
Arrangements Ma Be Reds : 7'
for Banquets or ther $0511! 3.
JAMES RILEY, Proprietor
Public stenographer in attends
once from a. In to 0 ni.‘
Eefore ordering your groceries for
Saturday, read Darcy's'adv,
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W
22...,
Eenry Fresh. 01 Lowe litreet. was a
visitor in New. York-city yesterday.
'Henry Ibbottson, a young man from
Pin-used. Conn. cams riding into town
yesterday afternoon stride a tired
horse. The police W suspicious
and inn-tinted the matter. to «our-
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