FRIDAY, aerating...
. ,. n.1-
.q AT1=~ LANE’S r;-
Phonc 39—5
Home Made
Chocolates;
We know their are
PURE. we make
them.
5| Washrngtoa Street.
on News Notes.
~I1‘resh Candy always to he found
for 1001b, at M S Smith & Co.
October devotions were held at St.
Mary’s Church last evening.
' —~Best Loin of Pork, Hc lb. Hayes‘s
The regular meeting of the govern-
ing board of the South Norwalk Club
will be bold tonrorrow night at. 8
o‘clock.
The football eleven of the South
Norwalk High School will tackle. the
learn from tho Brown Busincss (lol-
l.cge, Bridgeport, tomorrow afternoon
on the Baxter Grounds. Game will on
called at 3 o'clock.
~I.adios' Hats renovatod. O‘Brien.
The sclccimon and tho town clorlt
will lw. in session Monday from 1.1 a.
In. to 5 p. lii.. for tho llitl'lltlsu ot‘ [trilli-
ing volor-s all thosc wlroso rights ma
turcd aftor the lust r'cgtular nun-tint: of
tho sclcclurcrr and town clcrlr.
-—1ltoastint: l’orli. l; and
ilayos's. 1
llt' lb
Miss (lraoc. Osborn. daughter of Tim
mas S. Osborn. ot‘ Ntll‘\\“dlli. celohralr-d
the clevontlr anniversary of hor birth
day, \I’cdnosduy cvcniug by cntcrainv
ing a company of srxtccn young
friends.
-—~l.iti.lo oxpcnsc makos nro ablo to
giro cxcoptional minor; in i‘uslorn
Clothing. Porcolli. I?” I1}. Wash. St
Superintendent. W. C. Foote will go
to Danbury tomorrow to attend the
meeting ot’ the Schoolmastors' Round
Table of Western Connecticut which
will be held in the rooms or" the Dan:
bury High School.
—~Cornod or -l1‘rcsh
iiayes‘s.
Tho. lirls‘ Friollrily Society of 'l‘rirr
ily Church will hold an All iiallowo'on
Iloclts, ltlc lb.
party this evening in the basement of ‘
the Church. There will be various
games appropriate to tho owning, fol
lowcd by rct‘roshmonts.
«Plenty of Oil Heaters at Srurte
vant‘s. ‘
The Christian industrial League will
meet this evening at S o'clock at tho
Sorrth Norwalk Methodist Church. Ai-
ior transacting routine businoss thoso
present will inimodiatcly adjourn and
attend tho pie social at the West are-
nuo parsonage.
lion‘t forgot the pumpkin pie social
at the First Methodist parsonagc. to-
night. Great sport is anticipated. as
games and amusements appropriate to
ilallowc‘cu will ho iuduigod in. lic-
sides all tho pie and cake you want at
a very small sum.
~~Kitcircn l.)op‘t.: Window Shades.
lilo upward; Enamel Warc at tho low
cut prices: Glasswarc, Woodcnwarc,
\Virc (loads. MI‘IIHHUG. at special pric-
cs for Sat and Mon. MS .Smith & C‘ 0
ll. W. \Vclls & Company's spilc
drircr is at work strengthening .lohu
ll. Fcrris' dock by tho addition of scv~
oral largo spilcs. The. work of driv~
ing the big timbers was watt-bod by an
interested crowd on the Washington
strcct bridge this morning.
The, Wall Stroot Journal says that
".I. S. ()llvcr, or till-Bond slroot, has
$5.000 to wager on Color at odd.~ 1. to
2." This ought to interest Mr. ,Ollvor's
Stamford rrcdltors. Some oi lbcm
will it is ironed. reach ‘..li Bond strcot
lioi’orc OIIH‘l invests all his wealth.
«Dunlap & Youman Derby 0' Brien
The directors of the mawalk Storm
bout Company will nn-ct tornorr'on ovo-
nlng at tho oflicc of .ludgo .lohn ll
Light in Washington Htrtm It is
probable at. this meeting that linai
plans will be madc to take over tho,
property of tho prosont steamboat corn-
parry.
mlr‘rryslr llunrs, 14c lb.;
12c. lluyos's.
The boys of South Norwulk are plan-
ning for their usual amount of 11a]-
lowonu pranks this evening. A large
monitor of empty patrols and boxes
around the city will probably ho turbos
tomorrow. ltoaldonta are war nod to
keep oyorytlrlng that they value under
lock and key.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 750
to $1 with Damon lagoon carriage
Paint it weighs 3 to one. more to
the pint than others, wears longer. and
given a clean equal to new Work.801d
by- Comical: Walking tic DOME . E.
domain and H. T. Prowttt t (30. ‘1'
DO YOU SMOKE?
it so we want your trade. our line
of Claim and 't‘ohnccnn are selected
with great care. we llnve had ten
your duper-lance in the Tobacco bani
noon. and sire you the benefit it it.
The Sparta Cigar has become one or
the stupid brands at the «tumor which
noon to abort that the smoker appre
' clue: h good article. and will call for
it min utter using one. Our lla-
Shoulders.
», min at! Key View Cigars are 1313.
ru-
lient in flavor and quality.
ripe titanium is all that could he do
mm mm “in“ a
3 pr can an
mull tells the trtpry. '
prott '
Hm Schafl‘ncr
CB Marx
Hand Tailonzd
Elmira
fondly lr.r\l1‘
1 Dennis Kennedy and
str'clt ll) llr'ui l ‘
lliltr\'t(l l'rruu (‘Ilupol
lave-hue, Norwalk.
itichard Dooley. of Now York oity,‘
is tho girost of his sister. Mrs. l.ulrc
lioruoy. of East Rock avorruo. NOI‘Wiilll.
The Y. Ill. t". A. and llrrllar'd machino
shop football icama will clash lllllilll-
row afternoon on tho Buxlcr Grounds.
The local boys hopo to malio lhc uarno
:r rcpctitiou ol‘ that of last Saturday.
when they dol‘oatcd trio 'I'rianulcs to
the intro of 17 to 0. (laun- will in-
called at litilti sharp.
——Yaclrt Cups & Umbrcllas. 0'llr'icri
Hoary Schick, l'ormorly clror’ at Carl 1
Schaub's in Railroad avouuo, but who
has been spending tho wrntcr in Can- '
aria. has boon in South Norwalk for a,
low days past, and will loavc today for
Florida whoro ho will spoud lhc \virr
tor, Mr, Schick only rcturuod from
Il1‘rorrda about four years ago '
«The boat lino of ll’lorccrizcd Shirts,
for 98c. Look at our lino of liquo ’
French Flanncl and lirilllantinc:
\‘l’aists $1 .30 up“ .11 d at tho no u storo
\l. S Smith d1 (to
Charios i-I. Torr-y and ii, t‘. Alion.l
formerly of South Norwaik, but now rc- l
siding in Brooklyn. ui’ll atlcrnl tho:
convention of the National I’lt)\lllllll
Union as doll-gates from Soc urll)
Council. National i'roridont Union. of
South Norwalk. Tho conrcntion opous ,
tomorrow in tho City of C‘irurchcs.
'l‘ho Standard Oil Company ycstorg
lay adt dIlCL d tho pr it c of lit roscno oil
to rot tail dcalcrs onchult a (cut a gal- 1
ion and amoral ot‘ lllt doalc rs havc in
turn raised tho who to tho consumor
to fourteen cents a gallon or 1ch gal-
lons for sixty-bro coats. ’I‘Ilc dcalor.
now has to pay ti n and ouo-hall' routs 1
a gallon for tho commodity.
E. .l. Sanford. forrnorlv of lioddinu.
whoso do 1th ocr'inlrod in lxrroxr.i.1c
'l‘enn. Mondrn was 1.cwnty onow'uar
of zinc and bad boon u tcsidcnt nil
"l\'rroxvillo iii’ty yours. llo was prcsi- i
dent of tho Knoxviilc and Ohio rail ,
road; had largo coal intorosts. and:
was tho loading rdot‘lfirtdrlor in thc
Journal and Trihnno of Kuowllic 1
t
The. football game srlrodulod for to l
nrorrow uti'oruoou between the South!
Norualk High School and Bridgeport
llrown college teams has boon (illll ol- 1
led by the Bridgeport oiovcn. l‘bo‘
South Norwaik High school. horror/(‘1'.
has socurcd a garlic with tho local
llrowu Collogc ti‘mll. (ionic will be.
railed tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
on tho Baxter Grounds.
wAll grades (lonts‘, Ladics' and
(.llrildrcu‘s llndorwcrrr upon for thc sou-
won. at tho new store. ill. S. Smith
hi Co,
Commenting on the nunonucenwnt
that .l. lra Davis has been cugarzcd to
manage the Watcrlmry hasobull toam
tho New London flay says: liavlir.
known about tho circuit as “Sluts,“
remembered on the comedian who
rnado his tirst. apnoarauco with tho.
llrtrrbury toaru and for a brief period
pluycd with Now lluvcu and won 1.1er
ulna at it o‘clock in Randall's Hull, Van
/andt atreot. least Norwulk for tho
purpose of coming to a decision on tht1
question of tho demands of tho team-
stern. The meeting promises to be a
lively one and well attended. it seems
to be the opinion of the majority of the
houses not to agree to the demaultn
made by their employees.
For You: Our tioorl l
l (and ours) .
We want you to come and see
how imuch we Vcnn save you
aqsottmni rr" Ladies and
Gents Gold and Gold Filled
Our Great Guaranty: Satisfaction Or Money Bank.
COMSTOCK BROTHER
punch-d for an infraction ot the. mica l
The onrpioyors of toamstcrn of "WI
Norwnlltsr will hold a meeting this ovo-
on a wait .11. We carry a goon
Remarkable Values
At $l0.
’l‘lluoo arc rtdlctlcr days for mun in notii‘ch ot‘ atrikirrl‘. \‘ulucts in
smart now lr‘all Suits and Uvorciuita. 'l‘lro scorch ouda lrcro.
We odor- tbla wcclr lilll‘t'llll val no.1; in Salt; and ()l’lll'l'lliild, llr1
choir-oat and Iurrrdlaotuont. airl'rnonta wo olor bad to soil at till). Marlo
thorn ousclrcs in our own factory, and warrant tlu-ru tor ill, wt-nr and
satisfaction. iv 11 "VWWWFAWAIIW:
You must scc llrcrn lo approciato fully the quality. iii and tinlsll
supcrior to any $10 Suits you ever saw, 1 1
All Wool Union-made Fast liiack (flay Worsted and Choviot Stilts,
single-breasted sacks, worth $12 by ordinary standards, $10.
Fancy'Casslrnorcs and Chm-lots in Scotchy mixtures.
stripes, handsomely tailored, remarkable Suite; for $10.
plaids and
A perfect fit for every size and shape of man is guaranteed.
ations frce.
A iter-
Young Men are reminded that wo soil the. famous Hart, Sohuffner 8:
Marx Suits and Overcome. Representative lines of Fall styles, priced
from $18 to $25.
Full Hats and Furnishings for men and boys.
Saturday and Monday We will giro a 'l‘hcrmonrctcr with crcry man's
or boy' s Suit or Ov11.or(ont
Narwalk and _
South Narwalk .
._ We do all in our power to furnish Grain
and Feed which will secure the results that
are desired by you. whether tor your horse,
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
oi what good grain and good service is. ri you
will call or telephone us your orders.
Buy oats that's clean.
MANUEL 1'. llAlCii.
\
\
\
New Magazrne Clubbrng Offers
1
Willll II S “ORR, $3110
\ur lN'l‘ urn il.\i\'t’i n. lbll
soccnss, rlml- A” for $4 00
short ;
I ( .lll. nralto many more odors just as our .11), or i will duplilatc any club
oitcr or a roputablc ilrru.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
Bookseller and Siatroner.
49 Wall Sire er, Norwalk. Conn.
pASTIME” "
Dance Album.
(EON'l‘AINING 30 SELECTIONS.
Waltzes. two steps sohottlsches, pol«
u . .
W rss Shears.
Axes, Saws.
Gem Razors
and
has. ruarihcs luncors. ctc for the pi-
ano. All tlrol latcst music.Rc1u,‘al
pricc 7:31; this nookw Even meat Choppers.
ALSO iiiANI)OLIN$3LIOS.’" 25 CTS.
liolemarrs News Stand
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Norwalk H’d’w’e C0.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
Short bosonrs are the most satisfac-
~ tory for any \voar, cxccpt with evening
SHIR T" dream-they are always tint and
that WI" snrooth. ‘ l 1
'l‘ho very latest a, a grey w tr n
1110380 0V0!) black figure; two shades of green in
HM most another special. Oh. yes. We also have.
particular tame effects in white with a little. dash
or color, and the white with black
stripes.
Shirt.
We have, boon describing our $1.00 ,Wo have. them at more.
The Norwalkflfloalth Shoe.
FOR MEA AND- WOMEN.
A! $3.00 and $3.50.
These shoes are made of the heat materials the market affords and bo-
lng made in a factory very largely of much higher priced shoes, we earn-
eatly request that you compare them with any :6 shoe in any store.
POINTS ON CONSTRUCTION.
First—Outer sole at best oak leather.
Secondeool felt cushion preve nta nqueaklnz.
squeal: in the soles
Third-43m oak inner sale. which does not draw the teat.
THESE ”IDES ARE UNION MADE. “
Norwaik Shoes never
Olsen Shoe Store,
SOUTH NORWJLK. CONN.
WHealt‘ h” ey‘"‘eoea Living "
When you can so preserve veg-
etables that they somewhat rel
tremble the fresh article. you have
we say. that the Health
. dics‘ Space in all loathors. at $2.
a perfect right to brag; but When
Gre- n Strut less Beam in'irnurli
E ER 1th
Hark ll Variety,
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
H02 WAIER.
AND GAS
FITTING.
rm, Sheri Iron. Copper i.
and Zinc. ’
50 South Main Strut.
tooth Norwnlk. 00M.
Telephone 187 3.
Local News Notes
Miss \icruanr‘s dancing class is in
aeosion this afternoon, In the town as~
somhly hull.
l-lnrry Goodwin is advortlsing ovor-
coats. His story is indeed very tempt-
ing. Road the ad.
The Italian Republican Club will-
hold a lnccting tonight. at 8 o’clock.
in the hall In Ely avenue,
~Wo huvo a vory strong line of La-
(ilo
vcl"s the Plum“.
Road tho advertisomont of the Nor—
walk Hardware Company. In contains
information rclatirc to cutting tools.
Josvplr liiscsa is having the pool
room in ill-1 roar of his barber shop. in
Mum stroct, rcpaiutcd and puporcd.
Mrs. r uarlm. ilonnis. of High str'oct.
will cutorlrrlu tho l’inc Latino \Vlrist
t'luir, Monthly ai‘lcruoou. Novombcr ii.
(‘ornstock llrothors arc giving: croon-
lional values in suits and ovcrcoats.
'l‘lrcir advor'tisorucnt tells all about at.
it you want tho bust in lruttor. buy
the (Tlovor Hill brand. Thus says Iiih-
bio, tho grocor, in his rulvortisomeut
today.
A. B. Swallow. of Providence, for.
merly of Norwalk. was the guest, last
ironing. of William 1.. Olson. of I'niou
i'arli.
Never mind coal. buy blankets and
buy thorn at (‘ollius & (Tofs. and irct
your moncy‘s worth. Rcad1ilroir ad-
vcrtiscmonl.
.l X. llislop A l‘l.r:r1~1.rnya.~i'. that \ou
call and IIIYl'riILZdI“ ll-oir ot‘l‘or Your
limo spout in this manner will bo wcll
spout. Try it and Irc lorrvirrcr.~d.
.laurcu l.'llornnrodicrr mrd \‘-llt~, who
lrzno boon staying durirrt: tho wcok at
tho it mn- of .1, S Randall. rctrrruod to
their home in Scasidc Place today.
wDorrt forgot the Grand Ilall and
ihrlcrtninmom of Noruailr iodzo No
.oA. ll 11 0 Hits ut Arion Hall, on
Monday ovcrrim: Nowmborfi
Nu ("lrr isflhn 113'1nrlcutor plotting will
ho lirlrl at tho South Norn llli 11:1 ptist
L‘hurclr. rwing to the roll call scr-
vr’ccs.
'I‘hc llornocratlc (‘7ty Committee has
rlcciilod in hold no {urtbcr rrrlliw this
1arson. and tho rally. sr-hodulcd forlo-
nrorruw night. has bun girl-n up.
ll. (lotllicb is oi‘l'oriug ()\'t’i'l'(liiIS at
vcry rousonablo prlros. In fact it will
bo roaliy iucxcusnblc for any to no
without an oulcr rzarrur-ut this wiutcr
ltr-lul Ills ad.
l1). ll Jurors. who has lmvn mana-
ucr of the piano lllllfll‘lmtlil at Stur~
lovant's the past tow months. will rc-
slgu his positron tomorrow night, to
take one in New Havon.
it. It. llulltclcy, tho bicyclo dealer
has placcd u very nrat show case in
front of his storo in South Main strr-ol
".‘(llllllllllK various toys. The show
case is in dark urocn and red. the work
of liostor Whoolcr.
—~»lr‘ror- Lunch tomorrow at Illalmo’s
l‘afo. I'rnukfuriora and Snucrkrout,
Itoast llooi‘ and Potato Salad.
(in account of tho colobrution of the
two hundred and fiftieth annircrsary
oi the First (Iongrogntlomrl (‘lrrrr'r-lr.
tho hadlos' Vestry hoard will rut-ct at
tho hospital, Monday. November 3d, at
2 o'clock, lnstcud of Tuesday.
Rev. John ll. Hunter, who has hot-u
making a short visit at tho home of
his mother. Mrs. Kate l’. Harder. to
Elluln strcot. Norwalk. went to illusion.
this morning. From there he will go
to Ohio to again take charge of bin
pastorate.
Henry 11}. McShcrry. of Clrupcl street.
Norwnlk, and Miss Margaret Naglo.
ot the some. atroot, woro rooonily llllll-
rled in Norwalk. Although rumors of
their marriage have llili'll afloat sonic
time the truth did not look out until a
(lily or two not).
wl’orferrtn. the new shoe for women.
Glover's the Place.
Mica Julia Howloy ontortulnrd a
small party of young lady It‘lt‘lltls laid
evening. at her borne in Taylor am»
one. There Were llitoen prompt and
the evening passed very pleasantly
with music and whint. lollowod by rc-
treatments.
Charles Mohr. Frank C. Godfrey and
Harry Benedict. ol' Norwaik. who wont
to Bridgeport last night, with the Mun-1
inks, missed the that train for homo.
and werepompelied to ntuy in the Park
City over night. ’l‘hclr trlemln are
making them today what were the no
fractions of the Park City young lad-
on.
The appearance of groups at color,
ml oyster openers who have boon war-lo
ing at the Harte! shops on the Wash
lngton street bridge. on the streets or
South1 hrrrwnlk yesterday afternoon
and this morning. guru rim: to a rumor
that the men were on ntrike. 1’th
was not the cane. The men were Idle
immune they have tilled all the orders
at the shop, and are waiting for more.
MW-...W“ A... .‘AA...“ _, ,W.-
We have the an ant and choicest
stock of Hair and
fleeing in bulimia
etch...
Depend Upon
Their Clothiers
Or Tailors
When it comes to the selection of
a fabric and many times also in.
regard to style and lit. We have »'
prepared for this. and will show
you a collection of Winter Gun“ 1 _
mantra that excel anything ever "
before offered in this part’OI tho‘
country, and our clorlm are able:
to assist you. if you desire it, in”
the selection. They know how the " f
garments are made and they know * ‘
the correct styles for the seagon.
so you are safe it you place 'yohr- 3
self in their hands
We have an enormous assert.)
meat at both
Suits and Overcoat;
to sell at
l .
We bought for more than astral of this grade and some of them
are worth as high at $16. 50 as you will see if you understand values. The
Suits include every fashionable fabric for the season, cut and tailored
in the very latest styles.
Tire Over-coats are made in many lengths to suit every taste, from
fine Korsoya Mcltons Friozcs etc. We would like to have your come
in and son: these
A Chance for the Big Boris.
aged 8 to ill years. Wch havo a largo collection of ’i‘wo- Piece. Short: ‘
Trousers SuitsJ that arc \ory fashionable and cut from splendid fath-
rics; they would ordinarily be sold tor $6.00, but our price is .
Our HAT l)l1PAit’l‘\liN'I‘ has become famous; for its $2 00 Derby.
Have. you seen it?
Time to think of the little articles of Haherdnshcrv: Shirts, Under-
wear Hosiery, as well as Neck-wear; money saving prices.
Trunks and Suit Cases.
Salient & Print, Willis H. Saint
98 Washington. Street. 48 anl 50 Wall Street”
50. NORWALK. NORWALh.‘
.
I L.- 1
oath Erlmhéll in
Want The Best?
Once satisfied or the excellence of'
our Clover Hill Butter you are not
likely to change. Freshness and geod-
ness the main points. Just now we
are only asking 30¢ a lb. it is the best
of its class and cheapest on this mar-
ket quality considered.
BEEF. A new fresh lot of Smoked
Beef of the best quality. cut thin, gives 1100.
great satisfaction. Any quantity from I Let “8 Show you that M“ new 03“
5: up. Lsup, at Go small bottle.
JAMAICA ORANGES, 900d, til;
and cheap. at 25c dozen.
Oh those bright new, flue Dried Ap~
ricots must not be forgotten. And
cheap! 2 lb:..25c.
Wise People Realize
um the props: tilting of Glasses should never be warned nt.’
1! there u my trouble wan yoru- cyan, come to us and have n that.
am examination made tree. he guarantee anti-faction.
o. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
nonWALx. com
II VALE 8TH”,
mo
m. mum...
Best Quality. . .
Hickory. Oak. Maple
WOOd Chestnut and Pine.
Sawed and Splrt. L,
Raymond Bros. :4
I’OLIAOCK
MARKET COD
FLATFIBH.
llU'l‘TERFISII
EXTRA FINE flAIiMON,15i1 lb
WEAKFIBIL BLUEFII‘III. MACK:
I‘lllli‘ll. STEAK COD. '
OPENED OYSTERS.
OPENED LONG CLAIMS.
OPENED ROUND CLAMB.
WHITIN G.
SMALL SHAH,
cl. 1“.
ALPHA SALAD CREAM, new size. 1 .’
Norwalk Chronicler