"am-sum st;
Phone 39-5
20c a Pound for
Riben Candu.
This should dispose rapid-
iy‘ of our recent makeup
at this high-quality candy
—-it is absolutely pure—-
we know it since we made
it.
5| Washington Street.
local initial—tiles.
Mrs. Merlin .i. Waterbury. of Darien.
spent the day reeently with her aunt.
Miss Sarah Andrews. in South Nor-
walk.
milellcions Fresh Candy. only 100
lb. M. S. Smith & Co.
The. Sons of 'l‘einperanre of Silver-
niine. will hold a harvest supper. this
evening. in their new ball. Several
from South Norwalk expect to attend.
Rev. .J. i.. Guernsey. of Darien. will
preach in the West Norwulk lfnion
chapel. Sunday afternoon. at 3 o‘clock.
the service commencing one-half hour
earlier than usual.
wWe are headquarters for Hosiery
UiiderWear, Corsets, Kid and Fabric
Gloves. M. S. Smith & (‘0.
Carl liolin. fOl'iilC‘l'ly‘ of South .\'or~
walk. the ilemocratic nominee for tree
warden. in Bridgeport. says he did not
expect the nomination, hilt now that
he has been put on the ticket. he will
tr)“ to be elected. This philosophical
conclusion. says the Standard, will
still many of his friends.
—Pork Roast tic. Chops 16c. Stev-
ens'.
ii‘rrd It. Hall. the pool expert. Rare a
very fine exhibition at the "Arcade."
last night. lie will play a return on-
gagement Friday night. for the accom-
modation of those who \vere unable to
see him play last night. Saturday
night he plays in Hull's. billiard room.
in “metals-New Britain Record.
~Sausage lfllfic. at liayes‘.
The selectmt‘n and the town clerk
will be in session today until 8 p. in.
at the town court room. Wail street.
for the purposv of making voters. This
9 a. in.. to 5 p. in. at the office oi” the
town clerk. for the purpo‘se of making
voters. whose rights mature after to—
moi-row.
———Yat‘ht Caps & l7niiircllas. O'Brien
At its meeting \l’eduesday evening
the Not-walk Lodge at Ellis received
two new members. and Lillit‘tl up [lit
limiter of the Elite” annual memorial
Sunday. [)t‘t‘t‘mllt‘l‘ 7. it was decided
to hold services in the hall in tht
afternoon. Exalted Ruler R. M, Wolf:
will announce several separate rom~
inlttees to carry out the plans at tht
meeting next \t‘ednrsday evening.
-—Pot Roast ii to He lb. Stevens'.
George Oldfield. who was working
in a lot near the home of Mrs. Ann J
Keith. in North Taylor av-‘nue. dis~
covered that the roof of the lutter's
house was on tire. about It) o'clock.
yeaterday morning. Assisted by An»
drew Oldfield and Charles Lintlebcrg
the blaze was soon extinguished with
buckets of water. The damage was
sliuht. The house was insured by it»
cob M. Layton.
~~>The advantage of cereal foods that
are easily and unickly prepared in a
most delicious way is now being shown
at havenport's grororv. where llevkr
cr's new. and some better known foods
are twin: winked and appetizingly
M‘I‘Vt‘il. Every day till Tuesday next
inclusive.
"liix Jim" llnnlon. its: he la populah
li‘ lithti by the ctltidurtors unit mot-V
uriuen of tliq Red Line trolley. has had
no end of fun pokrd at him by his in-
uocintes since they learned of his et-
forte to discover the owner or a dog.
in hip locker at the Norwalk t‘ttt‘ barn
is it sketch of “ill: Jim." with a run-
lne under his arm. and under it this
inuerlptlou: "13in Jitn. the dog retrh‘
er." The artist keeps far away from
Jim.
PAlNT YOUR IUGOY FOR 75c
to it with Item‘s Gloss carriage.
Paint. it weight 3 to it can. more to
the pint than tithe". Item longer. and
given a plow count to new work. Sold
by Continent. .Wntkinl A: Dow. lit. lit.
(initiate and H. 1‘. Profit: it Co. “
if in tire not your trade. our line
at out“ and Tobacco: are selected
with ‘mot m. in barn had ten
mn‘ experimenter the Tobacco mt.
new. and give you the benefit it it.
The Some Cigar hm We one at
M to about that the amber in
elation a wait article. and will call for
it again otter titling one. Our Hm
rm and
“reliant in later and «silly. that
groghMlugiim‘zait that wield he do;
.,, _Weduthtum.'
‘ ’i‘ litre. ‘Jr “
l
i
i
l
l
Keir Wm trim on lino
‘llercerized Skirts. 93c err;
is the last regular session. but thc} i
will meet Monday. November 3rd. from i
millionaire.” Spill“
Tuesday with her friend. Mrs. W. R.
Mac-key. East Main etreet. Darlen.
a." '
~—Visit M. a. Smith & Co's Kitchen
Don’t. You will not regret it.
The rush at the Norwulk box inc.-
tory. in North Main ntreet, in over.
and the enipioyes are now working the
regular number of hours each tiny.
I M-..
The football Eleven of the. Brown
College, will play the football team of
the Brown College of Bridgeport. to-
morrow afternoon. at 2 o‘clock. on the.
Baxter grounds.
«Shoulder Steak 100. Round Me.
Sirloin 18c. Porter House 20c. Stovena'.
Mrs. Curl Ki'ieter. of Norwich. who
has been the guest of friends
in New Canaan. far the punt week. is
now visiting with her daughter Louise.
in South Norwalk.
~All wants supplied in M. S. Smith
. & Co's Kitchen Department.
Miss Ella Brennan. one of the mak-
ers in the Norwalk Box Company's
factory. in North Main street. has been
quite ill the past week. at her home in
Woodward avenue.
mait‘reeh Home He in. at llayes'.
Frank A. Ferris has been invited by
the Republican Campaign Club. of
South Norwalk. to act as chairman of
the rally to be held in Hoyt's Theatre.
next Thursday evening.
Carl Sciiaub. proprietor of the im-
portal cafe. in Railroad avenue. has
had a patent metal top placed on his
chimney. and la now able to burn coal
with entire satisfaction.
~Very few brands of (‘lears hold
'helr own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one. of the stan-
dard brands.
William F. IieKlyn. of Norwailt. and
Frederick Deliiyn and (‘htirles Hoyt.
of Dniibiiry. went on a blackflshing ex-
pedition yesterday afternoon. and
caught about half a bushel.
Dr. J. R. Campbell and family. who
have been occupying their residence
on the Norwnlk and New Canaan road.
for the past summer. returned to New
York. yesterday. for the winter.
"Roast Beef 16C to :00 lb Stevens'.
The Southern New England Tel»
phone Company has just issued its full
directory, which will go into effect to—
morrmv morning. at 9 o‘clock. The old
books should he used up to that time.
Walter Raymond. and Frcileritk lid»
via. both Smith Noi'ivalk young men.
went out yesterday afternoon. for :i
short hunting trip in Kepler‘s woods.
ind returned in a couple of hours with
'oiii' quail apiecc
“Special for Sat. and Mon: 23 doz
also all
styles Outing Flannel Skirts. 23c eat...
at the. new store. M. S. Smith tit Co.
Fritz Thelma employed by ”(lrilt‘t‘
it. Nash. the North Main street. plum»
tier. fell from the roof of Frederick
\l'olthausen‘s home. in Cedar street.
one day recently. but fortunately cs—
aped serious injury.
Herman E. Malian. serr-tary of ill
Norwulk Lodge of Ell-ts, has ptll’.‘li‘.t~‘etl
. from Mint. Martha Schaub. wife of CM
Stimuli. the rate :it the Cil>l end of the
Washington >treet drnuiiridge, which
he has occupied the past two years.
w-Dunlap & Youman Derby. O'Brien
Wilbur .\l. Waite formerly of Smith
.\‘(‘>rw.iilt. now l0‘.‘£ilt‘ti in Springfield.
was in town for a few hours \l'ednrs-
lay. and called on several of his old
.‘i'itnds. Mr. \i‘ilte is new in the pho-
tography business. and has been very
taccesstul.
The deal for the transfer ot' the t ial
business izi’ Irving Lockwood & (“ini-
uupy. located in Water street. to a
tlrm of South Norwalk gentlemen.
headed by John McMahon. it about
'ompirtt‘ti. and the tidal papers in the
deal. it is expected. will he passed to-
morrow.
«heirs Mutton 1:30 lb.
lie lb., at Hayes'
Logs Lamb
The ,tuiphinn Musical. Literary and
Dramatic Society held its i ‘zular meet.
line Tuesday evening. in Sons oi Teiii~
perzince hall. in Silvermlue. After the
business there was it short entertain.
inept consisting of recitatiotis by Misti
Marjorie Henry. oi Nov t‘unnun. and
piano solos by Mrs. William J. Wilcox.
or South Norwalk.
Frederick Seotleid. Sr. and Freder-
ick Scotleld. .ir. went to New Ym‘l‘.
Wednesday. and purchased bandaome
new uniforms for the degree team of
Lincoln (‘otint-ii. No. i. 0. l.'. A. it. it
is expected that the unliormn will ar~
rive in time for the meeting thin "en
mg,
«Don't delay pending in your tax
list; you are liable to a penalty of ten
per rent. it name in not handed in on
little. lit-ad the asaeenors' advertise—
ment in “other column ot this inane
for the (lite! at their sittings.
up. u m. M... . mum n... a... unwawmwuw... ...t- men-.W
For You On tool!
(and ours)
We want you to come and see
the 1 viii Mode l the town which how much we ca“ SAVE Wit
I I o t . ‘ ‘ ‘
m on a. watch. We carry a good
to Ladies and
assortment
Gents Gold and Gold Filled
AW. AUSTIN
Bring. Y
._.HE
. if you
teat.
; on. from .................
from
When you buy your boy's Clotl
slble value for what you pay.
14 SOUTH MAIN ST..
Sauth Norwaik.
. . i .
wantto dresshlm well and economically. we have the kinds of
boys‘ clothes that never disappoint. that wear better than common, be-
cause better made of better materials than most stores sell.
Yet our prices are not dear. unless you compare them with prices
of the "cheap" kinds that wear out quickly. We believe we can give
you more value at each price than you. believe possible. Put us to the
load. stylish Russian Blouse and Sailor Blouse
‘ and Vealee Suits, fancy mixtures and colored serg-
. Strong. durable. knocknbout 2~pieee Stilts. extra
strong in the seams. mostly fancy mixtures, from. .$2.00
Handsome 3-piece Stilts, single and double-breated
styles. fancy mixtures and black and blue Cheviots,
always have the satisfaction of knowing that‘you got the highest pos- ‘
Everything boys wear but shoes. .
Comstock Brothers.
our Boy
REt
....... $3.50
...................... $3.50
ics, Hats and Furnishings here. you
MASONIC BUILDiNG,
Norwaik.
Tel 414.
We do all in out
and Feed which will
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased
THE TWO VANDREVELS. Booth
CAPTAIN MACKLIN, Richard Ha
THE CLIMAX. by Charles Pidgin.
HEARTS COURAGEOUS.
Also Mrs. Wiggs’u THE CABBAG
WILLIAM
are desired by you, whether for your horse,
oi what good grain and good service is, ii you
will call or telephone us your orders.
Buy oats that's clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
W
power to iurnishlGrain
secure the results that
to exemplify our ideas
home New Books
Tarkington.
rd'mg Davis.
E PATCH.
P. BEERS,
3'
Bookseller and Stationer.
49 Wall Street.
Forflhis Week.
When the Convent Bells Are Ringing.
On a Sunday Afternoon.
Midnight Fire Alarm March.
Stay in Your Owu Back Yard.
Must We Say Goodbye Forever?
Heartuease Waltz --..............
Coleman’s tiers Stud.
Custom
Made
Suits
' and .
Overcoat.
Not-walk. Conn,
‘ CarpetSweepeis
'are certainly labor saving and assist
the houseWife in keeping a clean home
and it cheerful disposition. The ilosh‘
en Sweeper is made to stand the
sharpest sort of inspection and is also
‘ made to stand considerable wear
it‘fall in and see it-32.30. 32.7.3 and
' $3.00 qualities.
Don‘t forget the $100 meat chopper,
1
lNorwaik li’d’w‘e Co.
; 34 Main St. Norwaik.
_*—
have it. style all their own, probably
brought about by their exclusive prop—
erty-d-‘iT.
We are multiple clothing as lowly
priced an the really-made elsewhere.
that libel Mam
New Canaan.
HAIL ORDERS PROMPI’IJ’ ATTENDED 1’0.
\GRAY 1‘ BROTHERS.
IMPROVED
Sada And Mineral
Water:
lentil Sou. 8m Gina All.
Wcfl Wafer Mail).
Conn.
“he-.. fl-..” .Wfl
Filth mom: i
an TROUT, ice in.
"MP“I “on. 10: lb.
truer run.
prion- new, ..
HAOIWRE ’"
POI. Lt
L065
OPENED LONG (EARS,
ORNEU OYSTEIQ
Lam HARD mm. on».
, _, m an».
out: mo. WE‘AlfllfltlsABH
' “in: it»; automation.
momma.
sum,
not name.
In» on
rirrma.
and Zinc.
60 South Main Street, ..
Ioutii Nat-walk, court.
local laws lilies
‘iiarold You How. of the Sentinel of-
fice. is ill of rheumatic fever, at his
home in l'i'eat avenue.
Samuel Mnlkin. who has been under
going treatment at the Norwaik liosA
pital. has left for his home.
Eugenie R. Benedict. of the“ compos-
ing rooms of the New York Sun. in
spending the day in Norwalk.
Mrs. (‘ole has been removed from
her home in Clinton avenue to the hos“
pital suffering from typhoid fever.
Coekenoe Tribe. 1. 0. R. M, will
will hold a meeting in the Wigwam.
Wall street, this evening at it o'clock
——Wliite floods; and Eiderdownw.
complete assortment. for Waistiniga.
Outing Flaunt-ls and Fiaiinelette. at
lhtr new store. M. S. Smith & (‘0.
Mr. and Mrs. fleorze H Lorie, of
Norwalk, are the happy parents of a
baby girl which arrived to brighten
lht’lr home yesterday morning.
Henry \i’otwclkt-r. e(‘.or;:e Ridge-
:ow and eiinry l.2ii‘l)'. of Brooklyn.
have been recent gurus of Frank Wei.
li‘ting. proprietor of the Gerinaiiia iio~
tel.
»-»-l.aiiie.s' llats renovated O‘Brien.
John K, Findlay; has rasiimcti iii~ (lil—
ties as iiaggngeninn at the westimunrl
Smith Norwalk station. after a 5mm
Lilacs» at his home. in \l'o itltvai'ii dW‘v
nut.
Alfred Goltlschmlrit o? the broken
one firm of Mill)HK S. (:iiltltxt‘llnll'll_
neat to Philadelphia today for a few
trip lie mom i.» to return Sun.
do]: evening
‘iillr‘
.\ i" iiirion, of lV‘atetbuiv. in
final]; Mir-walk. tuduy.~caiiiiig on Mar.
:tger Thomas F. Board of the South
Norwallx iitiitit h of lily Nev. Yuri: line
very t‘oinpany.
~ Sausage 13c lb 2 lbs flit" Simvns'
l}..1~
.‘fli’n f‘l'inrlee ll nuls‘. Miss f‘holn’.”
,‘tlre ii l’. Price and Mrs. 'l‘riplrr nix-'-
entertaining friends at, (unis this ni~
teriioon at. the l'l)0iWi-ll home.
liizh strert
(in
("tli'jktintit‘ Tribe, l i) R, M n.’ Nor
milk, Will give a social on ll't-tliiiwiay
evening November 7th. The I‘fllnmi’
tee on the affair wtil meet and fliSi'llfr‘
the matter this m-eniiiz.
Stephen .1. (l'itrien. (it Bnyvicw m.»-
Hill". was. in Wauhington, ('onn, }'»:i-
Lei-day. on business. lie reports it the
most "(loll forsaken pin: 9 he War ever
in." and declares the hills are more
than a mile long.
"Sim our lintu of i't)l’llltlli.hllil‘":~
i‘uuiiterpunvs .inil Blankets, lied
Slowly and Pillow t'asee, iii [llv‘ new
Lullii't'. bl. S Smith & ('o.
.t harvest. aiippor under the adenine
of the Knitzht Street A. M. E I‘hiiz'ch
will he held this waning in the Price
building. Water street. The church
will reopen Sunday. the many repaint
and alterations: having been completed.
Benjamin Knight, ot’ Lynn, Moos.
who has been stopping at. the War-
wlrk Hotel. has tween iii the phat. few
«law. and tinder the care of itr. R. H.
Wolf». This morning he was obi» to
return to his diitit-a or. traveling mile»
man.
Providing the weather is favorable.
twelve members or ”W South Norwnik
F'ite and tlrum (Tarps-i Will an to Port
(Theater. tomorrow night, and he the
guest.“ of the drum «oi-p24 or that plat-e.
The local membera are reditenteri to
take the 6:38 train.
“Black at Pearl Alplnflfl, il'ilrien.
The Rev. tieniamln W. Bump. i), ll.
protestant at Yale Minority. will
preach at the Smith Somatic f'ongre-
national Chorrb. on Sumter. it: he in
an eimmnt preacher. and ham not
preached in South Nomadic before.
many will be glad of the opportunity
to hear him.
The South-em .‘ew England Toi-
ephone Company delivered to its: only
cerium-ii yesterday a new telephoni- lint.
which in gotten up in a form that will
be much more mtiataetory to the Willa
lie. The Emit in net. in trouble mean»
ore. m that when ii. iii opened it raw-
veotn at a glance three ileum the fltlm‘
than. old book. withmn turning over an.
other page. This improvement was
brought about: to the great. number at
taunt him which are to axe. and whiten
have trim popular in ohm whom
time to my.
Wrath”! of Multiple; it»
bill: at our «on. Ween-day, Got.
moms-time»...
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
tier of name: which mold he neon in ‘
Depend Upon.
Their Clothiers
, Oi Tailors
When it comes to theee‘lo‘c
a fabric and many time ‘0,
regard to style and fit. We
prepared for this. and vi ‘
you a collection of’Winte'i“
mantra that excel anything
before offered in this part.
country, and our olerkl'al'e
to assist you. if you desir fit
the selection. They know how}
garments are made and tho it
the correct styles for‘tho’
so you are safe if youpiqc ‘
self in their hands. .
We have an enormous as "
nient of both ‘
Suits and 0mm.
to sell at
1.
We bought for more than usual of this grade, and some of them
are worth as high at $16.50 as you will see if you understand values. Tho
Suits include every fashionable fabric for the. season, cut and tulle all
in the very latest, styles. ‘
The ()verooats are made in man
line Kerseys. Meltons. Friezesi, etc.
in and see these.
A Chance for the Big Bous
aged 8 to 16 years. We have a large. collection of Two-Piece. 8h
Trousers Suits, that are very fasdrionablo and cut from splendid 1
rice; they \vonid ordinarily be sold for $6.00, but our price is
Our HAT l’)i«2PAltTMEN'l‘ has become famous for its $2.00 Derby.
Have you seen it’.’ ' .
Time to think of the little articles of Haberdashery; Shli'ts.'U do
wear, ”05le as well an Net-liivear: money saving prices. . .
Trunks and Suit Cases.
Siliiik i Price, Willis H. tiliiil
98 Washington Street, 48 and so Wall st... .
SO.NORWALK. NORWALln'. '
it
y lengtha to suit every m'tap'm
We would like to have your com
on.
b4
WHEN lN WANT OF CLEAR FAT PORK: HERE.
HORSE RADISH: NEW.
CRANBERRIES, BEST, 10c QUART.
SOUP TOMATOES, lOc CAN.
CLAM CHOWDER.
PURE H0 EV, 22c BOTTLE.
SWEET GEEK.
svsnv mouse or: ccoven mu. aurren l8 GUARANTE
ABSOLUTELY PURE AND W NOT BETTER THAN ANYTHING You W
an HAD ON voua TABLE, money nerunoso. 30c POUND.
“
horenzo Dibble.
W
Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Giulio: should never be mound at.
it than in any trouble into your eyel, come to no and have Q Ma-
orish examination made free. We guarantee umnctlon.
O. B. JACKSON,
mummy: OPVtotAI
I! VALE nun.
Wood
woman. cont 1"
Best Quality ’ .‘
Hickory, Oak. Maple
Chestnut and Pine.
Sawed and Split.“ 1
; act. it will make find
. But it: chic! qualification in
i . cate Pancakes. . ‘
.. m... H.- 9“
PM}. William T. Jennie w'iil ii ”at
party to be given {WWW W
the whim of am. A. P.
0: Ridge. Remind.
. 'i'tie homoerotic «imminent ._ .:
minted mo Mom. / will '
teatime". tutotiieimr
tuna mm 3mm. troll twig: W 9" , .,
l
The malnutrition and the town cinrit
are in mm May train 9 a. m. to it
p. on, in the 1mm met. Wail atom,
(or the new at matting mm». m—
iyE eight appeared to he made this moi»
n or.
a. w. .t 1.- .....w E. .3
Minor militiamen. rim to More
”hm“
Bowingtm
‘vm All“;
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