V . able to“ a Miss Lizzie Chittam is ill of appendi» ‘ oitlo, at her home in C t Nprwalk. «. William L. Olsen dealer. was a visitor in New York city. yesterday . M V | George Ford. of New York city. . is the guest of Mrs. Herman Snyder. of Franklin street.“ - The Amphlon Four. of South Nor . wia‘lk. sang at an entertainment in the ‘ Town Hall, Stamford last night n—vw V~—-Millors Package Delivery. 021cc at Glendennlngs Norwalk, and Still 1. sou- -Powei Corporatipn. South Norwalk. , _ Central Labor Union will hold its 'rog‘ular bi-weekiy meeting this evening ‘ in their hall in South Main street... '1‘lIe Brown College *toothsll team I will play an eleven from 'IIIdgeileid HMonday afternoon on the Baxter Grounds. ' _ . . , I . 9...... I yst'erinen' 8 meeting will be held I’ next week. Fri ay night. November I 28th, instead d Inc 2151 as has been announced. a.“ B H. Smalley. of Cheyenne. Wye, is visiitng his cousin, Mrs. Jennie Mills, on Spring street; Iatt on absence of tarry—I “ y I ——Roaet Pork, 13c Schau‘b’s Mkt. V . Fred Van Scoy, of North Main street. was in- Port Chester Tuesday in the in- teresto of Frederick W. Pitzer, the Norwalk cigarmaker. in b role” Compan- ions or the Forest, ' Il" hold a mum meeting this evening in Red Men‘s hail. Washlngton street. . Mia's Grace Bu'ckVIInIm.‘ cashier in F. D. Lawton & Company’s Norwalk store. attended the Ta yor-Richmond nuptials at Georgetown yesterday. Addison B. CroVI ey. of South Main , street. who tell in Henry street. a Iew' weeks of o. breaking his leg, is now 6 around with the aid or C. T. U. will hold its regu» kiy meeting. Friday, at it , o’clock. with Mrs. Joseph Richards. _ Chestnut street. All are welcome to ~ these matinee. , ,_ .I . _ 3 Bears. charged with; rankenpéss 8nd breach or the peace. will come up before Judge Tny hr in the Hovlland street court room tomorrow afternoon at 2 o c'look. h ’ 52 North Main St..So he can, be consulted on Tuesdays: Thursdays! and Saturdays from I to entertalnumut to be xiv. esduy‘ ”spins. in the Bar- ‘i‘ow Hail. tor the heneilt of the Hook and‘viL nddc‘r‘Crmpany. “W9 ‘ \Mrs. John A. Splan. o 17313123 avo~ ‘ . one.n Norwullt. has gone ‘ td‘hitohilold. . 9 at Mrs. Splen expects toaremaln The Whatsoever Circle of any. Daughters of the South Norwallt Con~ vember meeting. at the home of Mrs; Subject, The King's Daughters Set- tiement promptly at 7: 45. w Washington Camp. No.1M Patrio. evening. at the Ioiiice of Hubert S. Mlt-‘ chell, in North Main street. and decid~ ed to hold II dance ’i‘hu’radVay evening. December 4. in Mystic Chain Hull. Washington street. chestra will furnish the music. --. The tuneral of Henrietta draw. relict oi Asahel Crew will he held from the family home 111 south MIIIIIII street, to night at 8 oolook. Rev. Paul Moore Strayer will othcinte and the remains will be taken to were, Mesa. tor in- terment tomorrow morning by Under taker Charles Fable. of Westport. W insurance Agent F. H. Fields gave dds colleagues in the United Bank ing. from the results of his hunting trip. last week. There was plenty of all kinds of game. and the supper was heortily relished. Those who enjoyed it were the host. Homer B.‘ Hoyt DI (i. F. Boutweu W. S Wilcox and At~ torney John Mouth. Deputy Sheriff J W. Sculley has served notice that he will sell. on order 01 execution, on Wednesday. December 3 at 2 p. m.. at the public sign post. corner or North mun and Ann streets. a quantity of older. wine, ilouI sacks and other goods. intely the property at Frank W. Fowler. or Weatport. The sale is the result of- the a on of W. S. Adams and others? of estport. who attached Fowler'm property in East Norwalk 8 temda‘ys ago for rent due. ww— AN ANSWER 'ro JONATHAN. Plan to Compel Men Who Are Satisfied to Pay Tribute to Union. Editor Evening Sentinel: The re- quest of “Jonathan. " in last evening‘s Sentinel. the Teamsters' Union. is easily met by one who is no party in interest but who has seen toe agreement in queue lion. The employer: are asked to sign '1 paper whereby they are not permit- ted to discharge a man in their employ without the consent of the Teamsters Union; not to give employment to the member oi any union except the one located in Norwalk; also. not to give employment to an independent man. who does not want to join any union. These provisions are on the face of the instrument. By implication there are other provisions that still further take from the employer the right to mom Igc his own bu .iness. That is the way it works. The oral morning of the strike it was reported in the papers that an employer told his men to do certain things with the teams. when a union oillclal pe'l‘sonaily unknown to to but the teams up in the barn. and they obeyed. The strike is still “on" with the threat “oi: indefinite continuance. Men ‘ are at work It the delivery oi coal bet, on tending the “spot. mi- w l I toamsia What 'doeii this an mil means that pres- sure is to he Otn'ought to hear from the outbid lieu w it? the one to pay within to a < union. or line It rived oi the opportunv ty of earning II vine 'l‘h‘at pretouro is the ”boycottd it i in Schenectady IV E . ., on att ode Ii“ com or men with no Euros on (I use I when in hitchfleld visiting or mot . . V ' erlln-luw. . ‘ gregatlonai Church will hold its Nora Paul. 8 Grave street Friday evening. ‘I tic Order Soue of America. met' last I Jesse’s concert or~ V building a game supper, Tuesday even- ’ i concerning the demands of ‘ the employer or his clerk told the men ‘ l man Who are astls- , compo Iudlonlzedp H007: V Let every one be there g ,- SOUTH NORWALIK. Tel. Gail, 52.2. QUALllIY COUNTS . Prices are regulated by supply and demand. but don’ i lose sight oi the important part quali- typi'avs In the transactIon. The economy oi buylng goodilungs doesn’tnsuailv appear in , the prIce—Ibut alwavs' In the results. We soiI- , at your patronage on the grounds pf pure, clean. gr‘did" Vand iced. rightly handled at fair prices. I BuyVOats Thais Clean I _ . . _ MANUEL T. HATCH \ ‘ I . . Order your Christmas Engraving at once ' back that guarantee with pop own. ” - at the right price COMSTOCK BROTHERS towear overcoat yhu ever bonngI Hart. Enhancer (Vb: Marx over-I oats are guaranteed by them: we . As much style no you want, as f line tailoring as a good tailor‘can Vgiva you and as good a ti . most satisfactory ”service. a Overcoats in rough and smooth VI fabrics full backs. wide shoulders, ‘V some with belted bucks, long and w medium . , $12 to [SO-V Other good coats some for even - less money. but all covered by our great guarantee? l‘SatiefactiOn or ‘I Money Back ” " Whatever is right and good in hats. suits and furnishings is here cannot OFFICER Diotlnghloho‘ Dietrictlboputy Lawrence. for Falrileld County in the Masonic Order entertained Grand Master Ar- ed grand lodge oihcera at dinner last avenue Stamford The dinner pIeced- ou the meeting“ of Union Lodge, No. 5 era Were present Mr. Lawrence’s guests included’ Grand Master Arthur STAMFORD on: tho Guests of, John K Lawrence, district deputy ‘ ‘ thus C. Wheeler and a number pt oth-I evening at his residence 24 Suburban V F‘ rind A. M.. at‘ which the grand oiilc-V ‘ I: NORWALK. Tel. Call; 4224 if you don’t want to be dIsappoInted Nib es and 5 0 Gods, 80c and upward 5 0 III; from Old plate, 50c 3nd” 3 0c. WIllIam P. Beers some!" NORWALK. CONN. Willem to 25.00; mm ’7 I‘ note 26.01) Gloves for It 25. one“. ill)- n *‘ . so for“. _. 22 would: tor . ANT. II Now.“ Ityloo. no»): union for Innpnotloh._ III..." II.- ‘ saw:- I '“ tions‘ were under pressure. . _Opl. F. till” “82% ‘V Del. & Hud.. 157” C. Wheeler. of Norwalk: Deputy Grand tuck; Grand Junior WaIdVérI Asa P. den John H riow, of Hartford ‘ Grand Senior D on Benjamin F 'l‘urV- nor, of MIddleto‘I .QIond Junior Dea- con Andrew J Hallock oi Danhury‘: Grand Chaplain the Rev. R. F. Humph~ ries of South Norwaik: Pact Glflilii Master and Superintendent of Masonic Home John O. Rowland 0! Walling- iord: R B Chapman district deputy for New Haven county:, Wilbur S. . Comatock East Haddam district dep- uty for Middiesex county: Fdwiu H Beardsley. of New PIeston distIict deputy for ILitohflelIl county and Grand Marshal Edward E. Fuller, of , Tollnnd TODAV IlN WALL STREET. WALLI STREET. 10:10 a. In *Yes- terday' a strong rally in rthe closing dealings brought in some realizing or cert at the opening of business. this . morning. and most of the. leading IIIIl» road stocks yielded sharp fractions. The Itrnriions continued their upwaId course but the dIIIllIIgs weIe small and fluctuations compumtlvaiy IIuII.ow BIooklyn Transit tum] Metropolitan Sheet Railway Iguiucd -,~’ each and - Manhattan 114 Sugar wen III demand and moved up In I.19 I WALL STREET lVIl nun w'l‘ he com-V ' plerlon oi‘ the market underwent n .ohange after the opening. railroad stocks meeting subport while the trac- Standard stocka recovered in many cases to Well above yesterday“ a tidal figures under the lead of St. Paul. Louisville and Missouri Pacific tan and Brooklyn Transit were ‘iowed down over a point on the failure of yes. teIdny a bull rumors to materialize. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reports over private wire or Memes & Goldechmidt. commission brokers ~ Swam A Corbett: block South Nor walk: Open Huh Low 1:30 Aural. Copper 56% 56% 55hr 56% Am. C. d: F.. 84V. 34% 34%. 34% Am Cot. Oil. «ill 48 All 46 Am. G. 'i‘wn., 49 49% 49 American loo till/d 10% lily; Am ice um, 88 38 38 38 Amer Loco" 271$. 27% 27% 27 Am. Smelt, 43 44 43 44 Am. Sugar. 118% 119% 118% 119% A. 1‘ CI S Fe. 87% 87% 82% 82% A.'l‘. dc SF. of. 97% 98 97% 98 Ball. wk R,Ohio 98 98% 98 98% BklanR Chonfi’dc one 44%, 44% 44% “hi cm. :oI. Wash, 2514. use. 25% 251,5 0. M.‘& St. P cm a I. a. .44 44 use 82% 22% 001.. South” 28% 28% 28% 28% Consul. Goa. V2l2'li; 212% 212% 212% 157% 157 167% Erie . . 1‘28“ 33% 83% 38% iii. control 141% 142% Alli. 142 hon. & Noah..1229iI 128% 122% illli Manhattan, Inoiéth tests 153%: Misfit? St. Ry" 141% “2% 330V 142 “it 1’ Master Leon M Whoiiiord 0t Nauga» Fitch. oi‘ Hartiggi; (hand Senior War-I IV , T.” mi“ 64% 61% 68% Chi. O N WI. 223% 228% 223% 223% ' 172% 173% 172% "2%? V ”Men's HEAVY REEFERS. Sililllil .Piilil, III Washington Street so. nonwhtr. Ribbed Underwear. EXTRA HEA VY Articjacket at $2.00. . I GLOVES, CAPS. SHEEPSKIN COATS. Drain V w . o Now In Store Believed to b. the best stock In town. more than any Western Potatoes. Meanwhile Manhatv - ‘ ‘ “ Price per peck. Pcr bushel. 5 bushel lots. __._...._....__...._.._.~__..._.__...-..~_.. ..__...__ __..._....._._.._._.. Lorenzo roar. ”‘ m "- . eyes? We makeho charge for our Glasses, Properly Adjusted is whfl 5| WAVVLVIVII STREET, That 1"!er Fooling ., I V: . Of The Eyes! -‘ What will you do about It? Will you continue to editor iyVth choose the wiser course and have a thorough examination scientific testing dud P we guarantee 4‘ j - quantum: onto“ . I, 1. :u, -I III
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