-<l AT 'i- LANE’S D-
Phone 39—5
200 a Pound for '
Ribbon Candll.
This'should dispose rapid-
ly of our recent makeup
at this high-quality candy
‘ -—it is absolutely pure——
we know it since we made
it.
5| Washington Street.
inralllnislniu.
Mrs. Alden Soluians has returned
from it short stay in New' York.
William Miller. of South street.
went ducking last night and returned
with one beauty.
~~.~\pples. Slim hbl. l’.l').l.. & (‘0.
Ed. S. Voorlieou has secured a posi-
tioli iii the machine department of the
G. N. McKibbln Company.
'“omorrow being St. Luke‘s Day.
Holy Communion will be administered
in Trinity Church at ill a. m.
~I3lack & Pearl Alpines. O'Brien.
Raymond llros, are discharging a
cargo oi’ ”10 tons of moulding sand for
the Lockwood Manufacturing Com-
pany,
Miss Show, of West Norwalk. has
moved to South Norwalk. and has tak-
ed a position in the wood working do
parlment of the (l. N. hchibbin com-
pany.
——»Special front tho new store. ()pon-
ing new Kitchen Ilop't. Bargains at
every hand. Everything to supply your
wants. M, S. Smith a‘; (‘0.
The Democratic Club, of South Nor-
walk, will meet this evening and molar
final preparations for the mass moot
ing to be held next Tuesday evening in
lvloyts' Theatre.
it is very probable that two girls'
basketball teams will be seen on tho
armory tloor shorth in conjunction
with a game. played by the (‘ompany F
team and some outvof-town team.
w'l‘he Supreme Court l0c Cigar.
Raymond Brothers aro dischargiue
a load of moulding sand for the Lock
wood Manufacturing i‘ompany. at
Tolles & Company's dock. their our
lit-lug torn up for repairs.
A caucus to nominate a candidate
for representative in the state legisla
ttiro will be held at the Wilton Town
Hall next \‘l'ednesday cit-ulna at T'ih
o‘clock. Dr, A. it. (lorlia'ti will prob
ably he the choice of the in utiug.
whogs Mutton. l‘.‘c lli., at llayos‘s
Edward Gerhardt. oi \Voodlniry ave
nue, recently returned from u slior.
hunting trip in Wilton with four gray
squirrels. a rabbit and a partridge. Itlr
Gerhardt reports that ill we is plenty
of game it' you only know how to bag
it,
ticorgo 'I‘ravis, l“li‘.lll\' Briggs and
Special ()tlicer 'l'lioinns l.ciillierl:iud
are cxpocttd home tonight, from a sev-
eral days' hunting trip to (‘anuou itllt‘.
vicinity. The handlers of the shot
gun expect to astonish their friends
with well tillod bags of garlic.
——\'cr,v {ow brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan
dard brands.
There was a good attendance at llll
regular weekly prayor service his
evening at tho South Norwalk liap
list Church. llr. H. C. Sher-or read a
very interesting: report of the convert
tion of tho Stuto Baptist Association
hold at Hartford this week. which hi
attended as ll delegate.
Miss Laura ilt‘ity‘s class. No. it. of
the South Norwuik Baptist Church.
will holll an entertainment in tho Sunv
day school room of the church this
evening. A very line program of vo-
cal and instrumental music and reci-
rations has been prepared. Au ndmis
sion of 1.”. cents will ho charged.
'liaycu‘s. '
2 llut. Sausage.
Howard Benedict.
linger on his right hand cut on in a
punching iunchine. yesterday after
noon. liud only just returned to work
a few days ago. having lit'l‘n illlm'iil all
rumnu-r. on account or u had full trout
a cherry tree, at his home in Soull.
Osborn nvcuue. East Norwullt.
w-Spociai for Sat. and Mon: Walk
int: Skirts, $2.75; Flannel Walrus. Slfiu
cm; Vlnnneletto Wrappers. 08c: (lut-
lni; Flannel Night llroskoa. 75c; Black
Merccrlzod Potllcoota. 81.25: ()iitlup
ll‘lannol Skirts, fine, at the new store.
M. B. Smith & Co.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 750
to $1 with Devon‘s moan Carriage
Paint. it Weight! 3 to 8 ma. more to
the pint than others. wears longer. and
gives it alone equal to new work. Sold
by (tomatock' Watkins 0: Dow. E. E.
tiorhnm and it. 1‘. Prowitt a Ca. ’-
lt no we want your trade. our line
of Cigars and 'i‘obaecos are selected
26c, at liayea's.
Who hud tho little.
with great rare. we have. had ten .
years” experience in the Totmcco‘bual-
nose. and give you the iicnoilt it it.
The Spat-to (Elgar has become one of
the staple hrnruht of the town, which
goes to HilOW that the emitter apprct
, claim: a good article. and will call for
it again after using one. Our Hue
man and Key West Cigara are tine.
excellent in flavor and Quality. Our
Pipe, huntnenu in all that could be new
aired. tiptortntc goods. pretty
airmen. reasonable prices and Ill
. .o. in .-\i’lt)ll hall, Madison strut-t.
HartSchatl‘ncr .
é? Marx
Hand'l‘aiiontd
Stephen .l. ()‘liricn. of Bayviow aro-
uue. went to New York youtt-rduy' on
business and in the afternoon t'iitssrll .
over to Jersey City, rcturninu in the
cvoning with his wife who has been
visiting relatives in that place,
~—Applos, Sinful bid. 1" ill. ti- ('0
Joseph Laurrnuri. ot‘ \l'oodward ll\i'- .
lllt'. went to New York this al'tcinooii
0 lake the position of manager of tho
llelasco lhcutrc. .\‘lr.
-'ricnds in South Norwnlh will wt~h‘
iini the licsl sili’t't‘s‘s in his now pu-
~ilion.
~—.-\ll the late Dorliws. (l'iiricn
l’roi‘. Jenkins. oi lino State .-\:Il‘ll‘ :2
ural lepcriiiit-ni Station, dciiteicd an
tide and inlcrostiiig address before a
:il‘tze tlllllll‘ill‘l‘ of tho iii:iiiu.-, uliliii
isscmblod at (.‘aliuoii lliill. lost illL‘lll
ll> printipal topic was the production
it corn. ul‘tilir which he spoilt- wrl inr'
erostinuiy of his: lliill'l.‘ in the south
lionu- {liado Samoan. irizc lb, at
The scream-nth annual lit“ and
llllt't’l'l of .v\l'lull Singing Sol-ct) \\.i'
to held Monday evonllia. Novomlwr‘
llel- l
inatioiia oi Arlon societies from Soy
uour. \‘l'atcrhuii, Stamford
ilridgcoprt will illll'iitl and take part
i is also i‘xlll‘lti‘li that the taillous;
Hobokcn ouartctlt whit ii hats horn
word here several i‘iiics with lilt"lslii't'.
will also be pi‘tsoiit and give sorornl
selections,
KiLLED TWO MEN AND HiMSELF.
William C. Turner's Attack in a Law-
yer's Ottice in New York. ‘
NEW l‘tiltix’ ()ciolur itr William}
1', 'l‘urncr today :liot and lilllt"l \llwrti
Hamilton and W .\l. Maliid in Win
ofllces of the law tlrin ot' (‘iiutur .\d
this and .‘iiclnlyro, in liroid strwtfl
and then committed suicide. ’l‘urncil
rat; at one llmv trtnsurcr ot' the l‘li ‘
inax llottiini: l'ouipuiiy. in which tin-j
other two “it'll \\'t ro llili‘l't“‘l\ d and till“
:liroo met today to ct'i‘t-ct :l .«I'llll'lllvilt i
growing out of an ullcucd ilcfauli on!
the part of 'i’uruer. (luring; the con i
forcuco a heated discussion arose. and 1
iitou and Miillad and then turning the"
weapon upon himself conniiiticd sui-
cide. Turner calne from Mount \‘othi
non, N, Y.. and Hamilton “its from
i’ittshurg,
STATE 'TEACHERS' CONVENTION. ‘
Now ll.-\\'IC.\' omit...» i7 iii-mid
lent (‘harlos W, Eliot, or Harvard l‘ni-
vcrslty. nddrcssod the annual convert
tion of the (follow Ilt‘ili State 'l‘eaciicru'
Association at tho liyporitm 'l‘hoalro
today on tho topic "The l'rcsciil little
of Expenditure in l'ubllc Schools is
Much too Low.“
Just as
Handsome
as all gold but much lower
in price» «every link guar-
nniectlwthc best chains for
every day wear are
i‘mmons
atch Chains
Your inspection of our
large line is invited.
Taking chance. ll all very
well In somu can). Not in
buying Jewelry. if there’s
a place you know you’ll get
minim good. at fair prices,
than the place to go. Go to
Cams tack Bras.
Laurruuri's '
For £19.00
The limit of style. good cloths and careful tailoring at a moderate
price is reached in the Fall Suitu we are scliing for $10.
in cut they are not to be distinguished from more costly tilllls. Only
all—wool fabrics are used. Workman strip is good. These suits are Ilnion~
made, in our own clean, light factory in New Canaan.
trimmings and hand-work in every Suit,
The best fast black Clay Worsted and Cheviot Suits you can buy
for Sitimthey‘d he ucurcr sit”; it We didn‘t make them ourselves. Plen-
ty of fancy mixtures at the some popular price.
We can fit any man in our $10 lines, and satiety any man
limit is $l0.
(loud, honest
whose
Better and better Suits up to $25.
Our own make, $8 to $20.
Top Coats of style and quality.
.w AM i
ilnrt, Schai‘inor & Marx Suits and Top Coats for men and young
men who want to no "the limit." . . n
A.
m
The "Sorrento" is a new link—soft, low “peak" crown, brim wider
at sidos‘vsnappy and “different." $2.30. Other good tint». and up-to-dntc
Ncckwear. Shirts. l'udcrwoar and Hosiery.
South Narwalk
and Norwalk
We do all in our power to turnish Grain
and Feed which will secure the results that
are desired by you, whether for your horse,
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
oi with good grain and good service is. it you
will call or telephone us your orders.
Buy oats that's clean.
E
MANUEL T. HATCH. * E
/
'i‘urner drawini; n rcvolwr, kiilod ilani- ’; Stay ili Your Own llack Yard.
.tEastrnan’SKOdoks
AND DEVELOPING MACHINES.
No Dark Room Required.
WILLIAM “P. BEERS,
Bookseller and Stationer.
49 Wall Street. Norwulk. Conn.
For This Week. iln Chopping
Mince Meats. the ingredionts of chilly
SHEET MUSIC 15 cts. A COPY. sauce. etc, thorc is nothing quite so
i
{helpful as a chopper or a standard
i
\‘i‘lieu tho (‘onrcnt liclls Arc Ringing.
(in a Sunday Afternoon.
Midnight li‘it‘o Alarm March.
make. it Silli‘t—i lime, patience and la-
‘ bur.
'l‘lio “om (lhoppcr, wc are told by
those who use it. is indeed a wry sni-
i istactot'y machine, in (not, there are
{hope better. We lll‘l' charging only
N00 tor the faintly size.
Must We Say (loud-byt- l‘oi-oror'.‘
lit-ai‘lsease Waltz.
l 1 a s 9
illolemans News Stand,lN0rwalk H d w e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
l
10 NORTH MAIN STREET. i
Our 5].? suit is made to order and a
"lit" in asmircd. it is substantially
made and those who nro wont-mp, lhia
sort or a suit tell us that they are ex
(‘t’llt'lii value for tho money and that
they are giving perfect satisfaction.
an in the wearing part. You have a
pick out of 40 tliileront patterns. The
overcoat in equal to any at the price
and is also made to your measure.
unit? BROTHERS,
IMPROVED
Soda And Mineral
Water:
lemon Soda. Sammmh. Glaser Ale.
Dun Roch alt-test“ Well Water Used iny.
New Canaan. 001m.
nan. ononrts PROMPTLY arranhnn To.
C I
The Bridge Fish Market.
l'tliiixitik. ‘. ~ 6c
MARKET (301:), 5 6
(‘RUCKERS. r 6t:
lll’TTE‘R i’lSH, we.
SNAPI’ER BLUES, Kc.
STEAK COD, we
MACKEREI», Blame} FISH. WEAK
t FISH. SEA TROUT. FLAT FISH.
“LACK FISH. OYSTERS AND
CLAMS. '
; cannmioa (tram. a ' or.
‘ O
OUR
$|5.00
SUITS AND ~
OVERCOATS
. \, V
l'Uw-gv
“‘Jl.’ a
W
“Lu... .. ._... ._...
v-q-
N .3th EVENING
i
.i.»
.i '
p
i
I
1
e
. l m
p, air . tam i
PL UMama.
srzmw,
no: warm.
Alva ails
rrrrma.
Tin, Sheet Iron. COW”
and Zinc.
60 South Main sma,
touth Norwllk, coon.
Telephone 1373.
. .
’I’IIII
AMUSEMENTS.
SA'l'l'ltiMY A'i"l‘RA("l‘l0N A'l‘
lit)\"i"S.
'l'hat some iotk have legal promi-
nent-o within their reach, yct prefer to
no in for theatrical honors is shown
by tho engagement of Al. Friend. son
of Ncw York's famous lawyer. "Mali-
Hi'" Friend. to originate the Hebrew
character part in i“. ()ppcr'» comedy.
‘Irech and His .llotlier-in-liaw.” which
is to ho playmi lit-l‘t‘. niatinoo and
night. tomorrow, at Hoyl‘s theatre.
“THE VILLAGE I’AltSth.”
"'l‘ho Village Parson" aims high and
true to its work. it certainly contains
all the Moments of success. The pit-c:-
is not only a wcll-told story wherein
human emotions and sympathies are
strongly portravcd. but the play has a
high moral tone. that should commend
it to the most l-it’llfilllVf‘ theatre—gown
The play has hem sealed with approv»
al stamped upon it by both press and
public. and contains intense heart iii—
tcrcst and the story is good and pure.
leaving a lasting and decidedly far.
oraltlt- illiprosslon everywhere prownh
id. The mounting is new and licauii~
fill. and is it picturesque production
away from the cunvcnlional, and tho"-
ouahiy icfrrsiiina throughout. The
company will he found a most capable
one in every reaped, each member he-
lilL’ cspccially uclocted for his or her
part. “The \‘illnizc Parson“ will he
soon at lioyt's 'l‘licatrc, «2n Monday. 0c~
toiwr :0,
.A O. U. W. GRAND LODGE.
Bridgeport Mon Elected Grand Master
Workman.
ilAli’l‘Hlltll. thtolwr l? -.-\i the
citation or oll‘im-rs of ill“ .\ t). l‘ \V.
ititlini‘ii 1‘ ilcnlnrvst of iti‘tilichm‘t.
was olcctcd grand master workman.
James A Knox of Now Haven. was
t'c-clcctoil L'rand recorder, and .lilillt‘s
lt Sloanc. of lit-rider]. araiid l‘4'i'i-i\‘4‘I'1
grand oil-Hm r .\ ll. ilaic, l‘oi‘t‘uuil;
L’l‘flllil forcinali ll‘lilll \ Keenan \vw
llll\"'lll grand outdo. .lohn ii \lnrv-
house. Now Milford; i't-pi‘wt-lilutiws
to tho suprcrnc lodge, (‘. t‘. llzilkoloi,
Hartford. .lohit t‘iirrici‘ (liillni'dii-i
New llai'cti: Whiter Leigh. New lia-
vcri and William i": F Flanders, Moi"
ltll‘“
ANOTHER RAILROAD MERGER.
S'l‘. Lill’iS, th-toiwr iT~~Tiic Loni»
illlt‘ and Nashiillc Railroad (‘omiiaur
has acquired or w ‘ll .«iooii acquiro. con»
trol of the Atlantic and West Point
itnilroad. from .\tlnut.i lo Montgomery
according in a report in St Louis and
Will tti“l't:l‘ thi new acquisition with
the Georgia railroad. it is stated that
lilo Atlanta and Wont Point and the
tlcorgia railroad will ho operated as
one system, tho l.l’tlll.~‘\'ill0 and Nash-
ville and the Atlantic coast lincand
the recent acuuisitions as another.
This will make three big railroad sys-
lolns in tho souihnasl. including tho
Soulhr'rn ltniiwnv. or Moreno srstcui.
The Seaboard .-\ir Line and tho 'l‘l'isco
liirininuhum Linc arc loft imieiu-ndent
PHOTOGRAPHED THE MOON'S
ECLIPSE.
(‘Hlt‘Al‘lO October 17... l’rosidcnl
George W, llotiph. tlll‘t‘t‘llil‘ of tho Itch!“
horn observatory at Northwestern l‘tv
ivereltr, made a peril-s oi l‘xpt‘l‘lmt-IHH.
during the oclipuo oi the moon, last
night. to tlt‘lt‘l‘lllllll‘ the amount of light
i’l‘t‘t‘ll‘t'd by tho slilullilc while in total
eclipse. For this purpose Prolvizaor
lioiiiili Ill-it'll an inatrumont of his own
invention, the scnuitotnetcr, with nut
istitctoi‘y rouuila. in addition to thin
work. a number of piiulogriuihn of tin-
difiort-nl phonon were taken.
CHAUTAUQUA HOTEL. BURNED.
.lAMl-lfi'l‘iWVN. N. T.. Ut'ltllfl'i’ l7.- «
The Grand Hotel at Point (llinitlttutpin.
ono of the lament and finest hotels
around ("limitauuua Lotto. Willi burned
to the ground at 4 o‘clock this morn
ing, together with its t'tllilt‘llltt, him
the Mtllttcincm hall and a summer rot
law owncti by the hotel company. The
hotel with owned by u llcnvor Putin and
linttnio ayndlvato. The loan will b"
3200.000.
PRIESTB ”V THE PHtLlPPiNES.
HOME. October ltwArchhhihop out
til. the apontoilc delegate in the Philip
plants. and hid secretary, Fallior O'Oon‘
ncrt‘. niitrttitl today tor Marcelino. from
Which port they will nail for Manila.
They were bade tnrownil at the rail-
road citation by a largo gathering or
distingulahod \‘nticnn ofllrlaiu, health
or religlouu bodice and representatives
of the ministers acct-edited to tho cutie
can.
EALL PLAYER DINEEN TO R».‘rlP!=..
SYRACUBE. N. Y. Oct. 3/. iiiii An:
nouncomeitt was made today that at
the clone 0!. next attrition llill illusion.
the Bordon American immrhnll pitcher.
would retire from the name and enter
into~ commercial pnranitw. Latvia
Wiltlit‘. of thin city. who itltr-huti for
the. Baltimore American" taut location
has: signed for 1003 with the New
York Americana.
A Full. Fresh Line of
cats ,Qhocfolnttisn
§EN
“"51“" N at“ w ‘
mawa'i'.»’” h
. . W: 4‘
iii "fl“
lNEL
We Were Ri
in our selections of Fall and Wt
Apparel. and this has been aim
by the approval of many men at Milli
ion who have visited our radio that!“
the past week and made their»,
chases. .. ,
in run YOUR irritant
iioii. ‘
, We want you to come in and see . .
new season's styles and make your I
lectlon while the stock is new and
fresh-come in tomorrow mornlné. ‘
While we have both Suits and tilriti
Top Coats at a great variety or prlo it
We want you to note particularly
especially large collection of lead
which we have marked
$l2 and $
if you compare the qualities and
styles with others you will find than
equal to any sold elsewhere at $18..
L
l
l
Li.
In Our Boys’ Department
we. have an assortmont of Suits, Top Coats and Roofers that are
worth fully $2 to $3 more than our prices. and those who have the care,
of boys will be particularly interested in our otterings of juvenile
apparel at $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00. _ 4‘“.
HABERDASHERY.
Whatever you may want in the way of small articles of Furnish
logs you will find them in our stooit, correct in style and very mod;
crate in prioo. ; N
You will be. well planned with our $2.00 Hats—correct. styles and
fine quality.
Trunks and Suit Cases.
Seillil it Price, Willis H. tiled,
98 Washington Street, 48 and 50 Wall Street.”
50. NORWALK. NORWAle.
..
Ah! Ha !
Now We Have It.
SWEET CIDER. made irom all sound apples.
Not diluted with water.
250 got. 7;: qt ‘
A buperior Product.
'_.._.~
Charcoal now in plenty, l0 cents a bag.
LORENZO DIBBLEI
Wise People Realize
that the proper tilting of Glasses should never be guessed ht.
8
it there ll any trouble wnn your ever, come to us and have I thor.
ough examination made tree. the guarantee satistaction.
O. B. JACKSON,
rumour": OPTIOIAN .
I! WALD STREET. NORWALK. cm.
«W
Best Quality
Hickory. Oak, Maple
Chestnut and Pine;
k U 00d Sawed and Split.
Raymond Bros.
. Mum. .
Health By Good Living.
You are probably tired oi the so-vcallad
prednzested ioods.tand are ready to Chine
back to a substantial Breaktast Food’tlixi
Will start the day and your stomach ti pi}
namely: HEALTH BRAND OAT M
and don’t intact the label tor thatch
ttiltd. -
iomtcni Morgan [remanded it ill!"
railway man not to crow tho tilt ’
t'tltlt’nlr’tli' to lthoratri the. Artistic“;
W .M-m
snowman: Han union
NEW thK. Oct. fluw’fh
(lilman and Winthrop. comp ‘ ‘
rmm aromas TWO maxmms.
8183530. Aria“ October l'lw’l‘wo
Mexicnnu were run over by a train at
Agni! Priests, auroral tha'lntornailonnl
lino irom Donations, Aria, maternity.
(inc Watt hilicd and the otner badly
injured. The trnlnmen were Immadr
lately nrredtetl'nhd placard in the Mex»
ltll
icon fill. The are Edward flatten
m.flcmflflufihg tire»
atrium. rut-4mm.
mailman. in
Jim at titlmtm Ron room»:
are and hroluira of , thin unit a
failure virus announced imam
. signed today {or titration“ til
1m, to aninhri .5 ‘30 W
Norwalk Chronicler