RD‘AY. OCT as, sets 0
”\
1;,.oauron Next Sunday." and will bear.
H‘a picture If a man. woman and little
VMLom ionic [scene
m PW ms.
at Icon. . ,
hams-gal.
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able.
celled.
DavidWJtsymend
UNDERTAKER
new no users BUILDMG
27 wasumorou or. 1
T ., moms; “outfit”.
of the best Coal
Bra-AEYMOND 330'! HERS,
v
~ i 'nhtirch.
, good time is assureNIl who attend.
W.
in
——Hot Roast Beef sandwiches,
Central Hotel.
5c.
Clarence Hemmingway,’ the son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Hemingway of
St. Johns avenue, Rpwayton, yesterday
disappeared from his home. and up to
noon today had not been located by his
parents.
4'
——Hot Roast Beef sandwiches, 5c.
Cent1ai Hotel.
There are 85 men in the Sixth
t‘ompany. Connecticut Coast Artillery
Corps. in accordance with the law
Captain Albert Mossman. of the Sixth.
Company, has filed with City Clerk:
HARD CRAlBS
LOBSTERS
Long and Round
tC LAMS ‘
15 Kinds of Fresh
‘ Fh .
Salt;- Smoked and
Canned fish
Cut bill’s
71 North MitinSt. .
Free Delivery. Phone rob ‘ '
Go everywhere
class of goods we are
anywhere else,
up their credit
keeping books
they never get
pays/is charged
for cash and salve money and
tion.
33 scum MAIN ST.
Stephen Dokus the names of the men!
and officers of the company.
Louis S. Beers and wife, who took
a‘ trip out West six weeks ago, are ex—
pected home tonight at 11 o’clock.
They will stay at the Gleason house.
where'their yourtg‘som Kenneth. is
staying, until they can get settled
down at their hoine on Elwood ave
true. A
“not Roast Beef sandwiches, 6c.
Central Hotel.
Local physicians are interested in
the case 0‘! Miss Jennie Batch. of New
York city. who has been treated in
hospital 150 times. shsVsudem from
. stalled in the vault
__ Plans for the winter work of the
be South Norwalk Baptist church bro-
'1iherhood were considered at a meet-
ing of the executive committee held
last night.
“Sic? nan sea: Batman;
Central Hotel.
~MCENELLY'3 ORCHESTRA
\\ ednesday night Norwalk armory. i
Dancing from 8: 30 until 12
Plans concerning the new oflice
addition. which is being built on the Grove street. who "a“ operated upon
downtown electric PM w“ consider- 'at the Norwaik Hospital two weeks
ed at last night's ‘meeting. Orderslami ‘9 reported as ”an“ comfort-
were given out for a new vault indiamy 9‘ her home
for a small'safe which will—«be ‘in-
‘The new rates
of the plant go into effect next Mon-
day. » . - _* ‘
”-1 L
Mrs. Harold F. Kendrick. or 2
t ~iiot Roast Beet sandwiches. 6c.
ILentral Hotel.
The uptown police. yesteydsy. re
ed complaints concerning a .band
Ollicer ri
Joseph Disesa's new family whole- 1 “1V
sale liquor store, in the Central HotellmI gypsies at Beers Corner
a peculiar malady. Whenever she
rides in a car or other moving vehicle
the motion tenses her muscles, and
throws her into nhoonscioipnesa. Her-I
Amid“!!! puzzles "Memos“ be are
tailed itpon to attend her.“
John M. Biaiie. Jr. .. a member of the
national board or directors otthe Uni-
ted Hatters of North America, is act-
ing as secretary-treasurer of the local
‘Hat Makers' association during the
absence of Secretary«'l‘roasurer John
O'Hara, whorhas gone to San Fran-
cisco to attend the national conven-
tion of the American Federation of.
, labor, 1s a delegate from the United
!iattem—Daflury NeWs.
Milk remiridera will soon find their:
way, to Norwaik people to go to
.Rev. Dr. Judson Swift. sec-
retary of the American Trac Society.
“rhea designed .a stamp which will here-
after be affixed to all mail matter sent
out by his organization. The stamps
will also be sold. It will say “Go to
girl ascending the steps of a church.
. ‘ l
A Harvest. Supper will be held at
the home of Mrs. min Aiken of Sil-
vermine. next Wédnesday evening.
under the ,suspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of theuM. P. Church. sup-
-per will be served. Every effort is
being made to make the evening
one long to be remembered, and it
is hoped there will be a large mini-
tier that will avail themselves of the
opportunity to spend the averting .
and get acquainted with the mem-
bers of the Silvermine church. A
L -' just a moment you’ll be tree from that“:
. thistle pain. soreness. . stiffness and
. limiting. Don't am: has: straits
‘,oloch on Monroe street, w“ openelearvis S. Murray went at once to the
last evening in fine style A banquet. scene and hurried the band away.
at which about 200 people were set~
ved. was held in the hotel dining
160th items?1 beef, tish ,poiptp salad
an many other good things were in
A dog belonging to Lester Warner.
of Isaac street. was run over by an
lautoinobils yesterday on‘Waii street.
eluded in the mehu. The "all“ bandiThe animal was badly hurt and was
furnished splendid music, and the on- ‘3 “W by Sergeant Thomas Hunt
loyable affair lasted from six o‘clockl W‘
t A woums WAY.
until midnight. An excellent time is;
reported. . "Sir we are starting a new railroad
‘ _ and want your daughter to drive the
—-Sometblng for you—Alon"; to build, lflrst spike "
remodel or repair? Write 0,: phone for “l have no doubt she will consider it
our free estimate. Don't build until you 9“ 1‘0“" ‘9 05‘9‘9‘9'
get our prices. Hardwood floorsa spec- ’ "Thank you. We MW WWW I
lalty. Phone 1082 St. John & Keyaernsmali gold spike also a silver ham-
Sleamboat place. mer. "
“One minute. i don't think she could
~House wives: Winter Comfort is drive a spike with a hammer. Better
linsured by the use of the storm door. ’ilX'OVide it hainbrueh " -—‘ [AUIIVHIO
storm sash porch enclosure. We can Courier- Journal.
suit sni‘fiequlrements, save you money ._ __._.____
and«keep yOu wiirm. Get our prices. Ev 1 . AN EASY MARK. ' - ‘
erythlng in the building line. Phenol Jinx says he can marry any woman
‘1082. St. John J: geyser. Steamboat_.’1he pleases.
place .. . . . 1Itiont ddubt it. Any one ought to
{be able to marry a woman whom Jinx
Dr. Frederick Sykes. yesterday at—: pleases .——Houston Post.
tamoon. under thé auspices of the W
Community Club. spoke on the worst AN INDIAN SUMMER FANOY.
Ioi the Connecticut College for Wom-iOnce more by glowing autumn 19d.
an. in New London. of which he is the With quivering lance and crested
president. _ _ l head.
l
_. The quail‘s clear lite..tl1o partridge
.‘ - mm:
W] PM" PM .1'1‘.0 herald them. lance inoro they come.
The sunset on each bronred lace,
These phantoms or a vanished race. .
.1} “1 1,.» u—r—h——- 'L »
sub Pain Right Out with Small wk. Where glided” 3118110199 3’0““ ”‘9
bolts of Old. Penetrating “8t. ~' "‘ burn.‘ ' ,-
’ Jacob'i on." . ‘ ‘
Rheum'iitlsm is "pain only. " Not. one
case in fifty requires internal treat-1
meat. StOp drug'ging. Rub nothing. pon-
etrating 'fSt. Jacob‘s Oil’ right into
your sore, stiff, aching joints or!
muscles, and relief comes instan y.
_‘"St. Jacob’s Oil" is a harmless rheuma‘
V tism care which never disappoints and
can not burn the skin. '
Umber- up: Quit compiaining' Got
a small trial bottle or old honest 'tst.
Jacob‘s out at any drug store, and to
mo
O‘er flaming hill ,and drowsy dais
They follow now the ancient trail
Brown moccasin'd and. silent, tread
VVThe forest glades, rich carpeted.
/ . s ‘
Held high aloft their glittering sposr
Distitrbs no more the stdrtied deer, 5
Their brilliant trappings sally strung
habit-such to branch, their blankets
hung
O'er rock and wall and woven through.
The ivy's flame. the sisters blue.
Erosion and solitude and fading light.
And bivguackilres along the height
you. "at. Jacobs Oil'.’ has cured itiii- _
nous or {intonation suitors-nit iii?
THE 'anfiinss Honor. i _
.9: RAYMOND-BROTHERS places before their is: reach
ing line of customers, the finest selection
Cars of choicest Oats, Wheat. Mixed and. Com, Hay
and Building Materials arriving daily which cannot be ex-
We are pleasing hundreds with the choicest selection
produced. Send us you; order. The warm-
nginfluence will be greeted with pleasure.
Great Economy Sale
_ - Of Women’s and MM
- Suits, Coats. messes. Shirts.
Hats aha Trimmlnw .
else first. then conic here spud compare the
selling at much toss: prices than 1
but it is not necessary
them with any instalment store’s
beaten to a frazzle. They charge you tires times more
titan the garment is really worth;
machinery of high
and above all their bad accounts of which-
paid. The good customer, the one who
all these extra expenses. avoid the credit
stores as you would. a plague.
The PARI
SHOP AT THE DAYLIGHT STORE.
—Regardless
above yesterday's strong close. Real~
,2 suffered sevemly from intense pain
. always more severe When i did any
‘ stoopin's. I tried several
. without benefit until i got Dean's Kid- .
l'Or steal along each Winding turn - .
from sediment and restoring thorn to
air crimson torchesVVVV_'_‘
gofgoodsobteln- , in 1V
l
'LABIES’
Gypsy Cut Shoes
“Plain or White Trim
O
South Norwalh. Conn.
Sale of Millinery Tel-day
SHAPES 50c. 99c and $1.19
T” an.
Reliable Foot-
wear
ammum
lover’s
Which. Corsets. ,
' r
for you to compare
prices. as we have them
they mam dgjt to keep
priced collection, book-
See it made while you wait. This ‘
“Peanut article is as superior to ordinary 158
Peanut Butter as cream is to "
V Butter Skimmfll milk. Be sure to order lb.
Best Creamer Butter
some.
East India Tea Co.
TELEPHONE 871 125 WASHINGTON STREET.
122 Washington St, So. Norwalk
46 Main St. Norwalk
Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
Buy your wearing apparel
get better clothes satisfac-
Cloak‘s 81’
.Millinery ’
SOUTH NORWALK
TODAY IN WALL STREET
NEW YORK. Oct. to (Wall Street).
at heavy selling [or
profits, today's stock market rose wel
o9 North Main Street ~
_n—c
A—n—q
WWMH 5mm
Silllli Danton
SECUDITY B [DINO "
TAKE tin/Atria —— up our mom
HIS min Erwin. 221.8
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
‘l
izing was largely neutralized by fur-
ther covering of short“ commitments.
United States Steel again led the mar-
ket, rising 3-4 to 88 1.4. Anaconda
was the next. most active stock. gain-
ing a point at the new record of.
83 M. Union. Psclllc and Southern
Pacific were the chief features of the
railway list. New york Central, Nor-
folk and Western and Chesapeake and
Ohio also were in demand. but Cana-
gian Paclnc was under pressure. Var-
ious specialties, notably Automobile
stocks, were higher. The cldsing was
strong. Bonds were strong.
mow roan, Oct. so (Wall'so'ofi.
101.30 a. m.l;Yesterdsy's general ad-
vance vacuumed at1 the openingmt
today's 'atoohi‘1marlret.‘tbe rise taxing
in rails as well “specialties. a):
though the latter were prominent.
Studebaker. General Eloctrlc. Baldwin
Locomotive. lackswanna Steel and
Maxwell Motors were higher by i to 2
points. Coppers also was active and
moderately higher. Anaconda, rising
3-4 to tile-new record or 83 34. Unit-
ed’jBtstes Susi opened with 07,500
shares at 88. an overnigbtqsin of V3.
soon advancing aanother quarter.
Reading. New York Central and Can-
adian Pacino were the strong features
of the railway group. General Motors
rose 215 to 3'17.
‘.
Albert F. Gellelle
so WEOT WAOHINGTON IT.
Phone 10094.
PROMPT. DELIVER!
V FRESH FROM anMILL 1'
3 PKGS. 25¢
Davey’s;
Phone iii ’
You don’ t have to wait to get
that new 1
sun. or cost”
Our Liberal Credit will 1.5.1..
Grisly 81 Brea‘ " nan”
—.
‘_—l""'-—‘
_\ DOUBLY. paosz.
South Nomlk Readers Can No Long-
, V or Doubt thi Evidence. " -..i
This South Nor-walk’citissn untitled .
‘9“! ‘3” . 42 South Main st.
Told of quick toilet—or undoubted South N elk. . ~
benefit. ~. . . -
The facts are now confirmed. r F
Such testimony is complete—the wit .0 ster- a
deuce conclusive. . . .. . y -, flg; 1m Ground
It forms convincing proof of merit ’ '
Charles Schock. so muslin street. “show BARGAIN
TION INVITED”
South Norwalk. says: "I had trouble
with my kidneys for over a year and i. .1 .. m" "A“.
‘3 9deivv 'N- 'Yttmy Tel emu 52c
industries Bought. .Bold. and Located
Without Publicity
through the smell or“ my back. it was
medicines
ney Pills at Pialsted's Drug store: They
restored my kidneys to a normal com 1
Iditioa by imins‘tns hldney secretions
a natural color. I no ion had tovri
“so niiht to pass the kidney secretions.
either.” .,
'O DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDVDDDDDU .‘
n ,3
ill Gt 3 "'
e y asses .. WIN TER UNDERWEAR :4 ~
Ejglymstrainers, Mason fruit jars. g .-—-—--—GO T0——-- ; '
y la‘rs. canvas. nun plcr- a South Norwalk o”
ers, wood measures. hand baskets. 1 0 A: DiCkermafl & son Phone 445 as... ‘0
bushel baskets. wine presses, elder : .
kegs. flower pots, lardlnaros. etc. a a ‘o o o a c on o o e o o on s o o o u o a o oo om, :
inasgrmoaie Milli .
:1
' fer .Hallow E’en Partiesw ,
Ladies’ Pumps
. x All of the latest models in bronze, satin and patent
leather. ” H
Dunn DANCING more
A big assortment in all styles for boys and girls.
CONNEALLY & BRACKI'N
, South Norwalk
ilo- .
a
The Rflershiield &Son(lo
TIL. use. its, wars: or.
:ask for em aim list- use or.
1‘33 WM? EFTRON GO.,_ Inc.“ ‘
. shaman. Told“ ‘ 1~
assumr _mswairerts - n. o. of refinement andhuanw‘ , h
. 1V Smith. “gum . is layered just "now. .In,1 .
_ V. nominates allot!!! vaste'rv, ‘
not". 8010. 1'9“” quality, style ’and price we
have our stock of fine Minimise
is unexcelled. Call and let '
show it to you. '
is. «I‘M Rants“. '5
finer month. when
uidatfiper month.
' Jan. oouneuv.
1| wallets mam Nuns-tit
_._._-
he.
Q‘coAL. ‘- .
m Roi-walk
. .mom .51”? inc! tit“ comes
“Jimmy-m. and is Just as“:
not: malts. neuhlnie, Woman
tch. sprains.
Norwalk Chronicler