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l
and” are new mlk~
In 'hsoh drum.
1
,lberlsin, the commander-in-chlef, Ire-
immunisation of the mill.
.s—Lewis' popnfir'prico photograph I
~ stitlid,11 Main street, florwslk. rP-Di'
, Matthew Byrne and Charles Byrne, of
Street missioner It'd, Cutbill is
in ADani) .today.
Amoatlufg of the Liquor IDesleIlI's'
Association will be held this evening.
for meeting of Butler Lodge,
,l. 0. 0, E, was held last evening.
Miss yuond, of Salem Mass. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs.E E.,Hlll Jr..
of Elm street, Norwalk.
William Miller, the genial and ever
obllging head Clerk at: Charles E.
Scymonr’s grocery store, is oh the sick
list today.
’ihe Helping Hand Circle, ofthe
N0I walk Methodist Church will meet
Friday evening with Mrs. Fletcher Van
lie—once“? Franklin avenue.
W Mead‘sI' Dress Cutting
School Irwin open September 89th
Drawilrg’ room and library furniture
no fannychina plates are the special
attractions of Road's ad today. Read
it if interested in these articles.
Fridaflf ' ' g l Sturtevant’s is
a fine line up willow ware.
reprodueytl fiss.Id.
Mr. and tho. ”William Beer‘s, of
Norwalk, and their guests Mrs. Beers'
grandfather. A, Archer, of Brooklyn,
are spendirlg the afternoon in Bridge-
port. '
The condition of George Bates who
was badly scolded in an accident at the
Norwalk iron Works day before yes-
terday, is reported as being somewhat
better.
The preliminary excavation for the
laying of brick pavement under the
Monroe street bridge was commenced
today and the brick will be put in place
as soon as possible.
A meeting of Pioneer Castle Knights
of the Mystic Chain was held last
evening in Mystic Chain Hall Regu-
lar matters came up and a number of
plans were informally discussed for the
winter. months.
—Whiskey barrels for sale, T. Sulli-
van. Railroad avenue
Work is progressing nicely on Timo—
thy J. Sullivan’ a new building in Bali-
road avenue. Illa“ have libe‘efll
The e
completed and the cornlees are being
put on. The building will certainly
be an ornament to South Norwalk.
General Russell Frost, commanding
the brigade. Connecticut National
Guard is in Hartford today, in con-
sultation with Governor Abiram Cham-
tl
sonal attention given all siltings, from
10 a m., to 4 p. m. Sundays 10 a m.
to 1:30 p. In. Children's photographs
aspoolaity. at
William McP
seriously lil
, 11. who has been
‘ boll! fey e033 Pthe pie?
few weeks etoboab thaQuar'i
tors of Old ell Hook and Ifiddor
Company, when; he 4s driver of the
truck a short fllh‘e each day. Mr. Mc-
Pherson's weight was reduced fifty
pounds by his illness.
DANBURY MAN'S PROPERTY.
DANBURY Sept 24. —-The will of
Charles H Reid. the inventor. who
died in Waterbury last week. was filed
for probate here today. The estate
is valued at from 850. 000 to 8100,-
000. The machine shop of the deceased
in Waterbury is given to his nephewo,
Waterbury, and other Waterbury prop
erty is left to misusing“. ME; Eliza;
be no «and as one me o
Wlmfiury ’I‘The Fairlield House hotel
property and other real estate in this
city and his patents are heuueathed to
his nephew: John o no» and “James
F. Doran. of Danhury.
LONDON FOG! STOPPED TIAEIQ.
LONDON September 26-Allicll‘5n-
nel traffic was greatly hampered dad
at many places was entirely suspended
today, owing to fogs. The North Ger-
man Lloyd steamer ronprins Wilhelm
from Bremen, bar 28, for New
In: can} at! the ouflldo ate-actions are
6-:
610" ones;
the pldaxro resort. yesterday and to- I
g oid‘frlends and making
Ill-fa) nd Mrs. T. H.
leach Nuthelr Dsnbu
kl (”‘0 er They still close up
the “land so all the cottages for t
moon; and Mr. Foster will not 6:
down again until spring.-
expect loI
e the first
Illl'J It; alley. the No . I,
l Ire/Itefi Mgmfgrfl I]?! hung WIN-4]"
making preparations
eminent past week
I’ll 00' d
aw :nth for the winter if he
can dispose of the business.
There will be free dancing overly
night 1le wegk on the hotel versa-
3 a a n 0 nd al a
Tim “I“ :3“! large ttea
e on e wl remain open until th'
and of the weak and the hotel, grow:
etc.. will be lighted as usual Miss
:31er “W... tailor presides at the pi-
The bathlfl season is about at an
end. and nearly all the lessees of the
bath houses,.at Hickory Bluff have
taken their dolls and belongings home
for the season. 'Mlliy of the young
nothing privileges from Frank H.
Fitch who expects to have the store
and bathing privileges next segson.
The season at Rotoa' Point will be
brought to a a one next Sunday, and as
tho: lley t- s also stop running to
pm that date it is expected
that there'wlll he a, very large attend
sacs. Manager Kai nd his assist
nuts are making prd tions for a
torsion l~ll open on if after fllht sy
Men hIVe bison busy clearing do the
shore front and the hitch wrought by
the storms recently in most cases
been eliminated, Moorings of! the Nor-
our Yacht Club‘ ouarters have ‘again
been made secure by Janitor Carl
Wicke‘ and Assistant Harry Webb and
it is hoped there will be no more such
storms not we have had this season, in
many years. _
Walter Strohmeycr and Joseph
Schuldice of Belle island who have
been coloring a two dart cruise to a.
the ht Critic. owned by Captain
St ’m‘oyer, made a record breaking
catch of snappers in the Sound along
this vicinity this week. The two fish
ermen caught 810 of the fish and have
supplied a large number of the island-
ers with enough for a day‘ s rations
All the oystermen in this vicinity are
making preparations to go to Green
wich next week where there is said
to be a great quantity of oysters on the
natural oyster beds. The recent
storms washed the oysters from the
private grounds to the natural ones.
with a result that where there were
no oysters before there are a great
number now. Several boat owners
from the vicinity of Belle island, Hick—
ory Bluff Roton Point and Rowayion
are ready to start out
The season at the Dorlon House.
Gregory a Point has been a most sails-
factory one in every way and as Land
lord John O‘Sullivan always does a
good business during October he has
decided to keen the famous shore
house 0 on until the end of next month
Lieuteh ‘nt :Charles H Cohen and Chef
>Wllliainp ate in chorus of the culinarv
depratment. and everything there will
he found to be first- class. Many part-
‘es visit the Point every day, and have
‘njoycd the bathing facilities and the
:illrcellen'xih dinners always obtainable
ere ere s talk of erec tin
on at the Point for next ”myflll'
“u.-
SILVERMINE
Roy. and Mrs B. P v or ii-
ink friends at MtA: KiscoflrNdew filfis
Mrs Robert Quick and two daugh-
ers have returned to their home lnAl-
bony.
Miss Annie Aiken who we terrlb
scolded last Monday morning. sllgh
y improved Dr Walter Hitchcock la
'n atteodhncoI". \
Frank Holly has moved his family
frmti Arden, New York. and is Occupy-
ing the house formerly occupied by
Vlrs Elisabeth Ryder.
An entertainment for the benefit of
the M P Chl will be given at Tem-
ay evening, Septem-
ber‘ g‘23:". Kalli): turns of unusual in-
terest has been prepared. Among those
whom in take part are Mr. and Miss
Vchclidrick and Miss Schaler of New
1snaan and Miss Bonnet. of Norwalk
If stormy the entertainment will be
:iven Saturday evening.
IUST RECEIVED FULL LINE OF
' 3+: rooraaLl." odoosf '
at lowest prices. Mandolin, violin and
dinn- strlngs. Dally, Sunday and
Evening papers delivered to all parts
51 )f the cilia
ZOLEM AN’S NEWS ROOMS
» In North Main St, Io. fllll-llvsllt.R
Agent for A. C. Spaniding's
waters yesterday oveni
fared Southampton at
1 Walt "Mk, “M
Our Sir:
York, was delayed at Sou too. for ‘
irratmnlutdfiw
.York. September 16,!01' Southampton. '-
although she arrived in Southampton
if it took 1'o gslions to 5,
last time with some
.- “”912“; in: enshrined--
1
enjoy the pastlmo. ‘
people have taken another lease of the '
. swam
Million earl-rarities on" sonny SACK. I
) .
m“
. Your Fall Suit.
w « .Several good reasons fully ll sbauld come from hm:
Perfection of fit for every also and shape 0[ man::' 1
Suit: shaped by expert hands so that they hold thelr
Minimal);
that are down to the minute:
, 1“ our choice of the newest mixtures and Scotch fweeds. ~
.3 ‘ Prlces are very modest considering the high quality ‘of
. fabrics and fallorlllo-rfivm J I 0 fa 322. other good ones
alas lower”. " ,
. If ypu prefer to have your Fall suit made to your mea-
. sure. we offer you corals satisfaction in fit. and Illqh-
grsde tailoring and fabrics at extremely modest prices—-
516 to 540.
Your Fall overcoat. gain coat, frat, neckltlear. shirts.
hosiery and underwear are ready when you are.
Come and see our Fill show, it' s free. a’nd you don't
flail: lo buy unless you want to.
W's; I"
allow NORWALK. ; . e Moswstlt.
ToluCIll. s22. ' " , :Tol. Call. «4.
(“gr . .
Paraoampfl ,
pgmranmd rem .
firm 11nd ('qu cull.
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PHONI 16-!-
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TODAY IN WALL OTRIIT.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a; m.-—The
stock market opened with free liquida-
tion in evidence’ in various parts of
the list. There were running sales of
Baltimore It Ohio and United States
Stool, 8, 500 shares of the former selling
at' 76% to 17 compared with 71% last
night and 6,000 shares of the latter
selling at 17% and'fllé; compared with
17% last night. General Electric fell
1,96 Delaware and Hudson, Texas In
Pacific, St Louis 65' San Francisco 2nd
pfd. and Sugar a point and / United
States Steel pfd. and a number of the
Paciflcs is or more“ . ,
WALL STREET 11.. a. Ill—Trading
was very feverish and active prices
moving up and down frequently. but
showing a lower tendency. A slight
rally after the opening carried New
York Central, Pennsylvania and St.
Paul a fraction over yesterday's close.
:7 ‘OUT FRICEB 0N POOR GOODS WIN NO TRADE WORTH
HAVING. . .
it's not what you pay for a thing, but what you got for
what you pay that satisfies you. There is a range in the qual-
ty of grain as well as to prices. a range and limit within
which you can buy wlth safety, beyond which you cannot go
wllhout endangering your animals, a range and liloli‘bcynnd
which we cannot go, without forfeiting your good ii. We
offer the best grain at the price you ought to pay oImore.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. I I" ‘
MANUEL T. ATCH.
Two Stores.
. our SECRET. ‘ I
Here it is in a nutshell-
RELIABILITY. I .
we sell.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
5 SOUTH MAUN STREET, 4. WALL ‘CTNNET.
SOUTH NORWALK. I ” NORWALK.
PHOTOGRAPHS
. {I I of the
CHILDREN
chauld now he loads.
—00 NOT DELAY?
it is too risky.
[HEALTH PH OTOGRAPHB
are the but.
JACKSON’S aroma.
NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES.
53 we.» err-y. .,_ . . .. f , . «lino-"l "9“! NW“-
at :> 1 "t 6, .
honestly head operator for SlogeiIa poor,
:: n r so: warm ch ,
. , or. and... usual? *‘f "M“ m“ "m
' unreal: Main .l'mof. Nor-walk.
...............
is a debtor to his profession. An optic ian owes to his work the beget e ésn
onsets at convening; masons.
You are absolutely certain of the quallty of every atllcle
do. A part of this debt can be paid a oly with thorough knowledge of opti‘
cal work. , 3;; 2:“
HMR E. HOYT. Refraction muslin. lit
$26.35.}. I m'rfi'l'lf'il: 6 to 6 I20. Satin-d 2“
Mill Arman I “m
atantially below again. Baltimore
and Ohi
low pol declines of a point were
shown by Missouri Pacific, Canadian
Pacific. Erie Second preferred, Norfolk
and Western and a number of minor
stocks. Reading First preferred and
Elena Sheffield Steel fell 2 and St. Louis
Southwestern preferred 2%. American
Express advanced 5 Prices were
pbove the lowest at 11 o clock and the
market was quite dull.
WALL STREET, noon—The United
States Steel stocks and Amalgamated
Copper showed resistance to pressure
and with Pennsylvanh, Union Pacific
‘ and Atchlson got a fraction over last
night Baltimore & Ohio on the con-
trary extended its decline to 2%. Lack-
nwanna lost 3. Rock island 11/. and ii.
liools Central a point. The market
continued extremely irregular. but was
quieter. Bands were heavy.
WALL STREET 1 n. m ~Thc Penn-
sylvanla and the Southern grou) Were
sold freely and there was also 1 guide-
tlon in United States Steel old, which
forced it to 66. the lowest prices on
record. $3qu Was sold heavily at a
decline 0
turred in Hocking Valley New York,
Chicago A St. Louis Wheeling and
Lake Erie 1st pfd., Consolidated Gas
and New York Air Brake.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private sure or in-
plss & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro-
kers. Swsrtl & Corbett Block, South
Erie 257$
- ecu mi 25%
Erie m. pl. 64‘, our cm 643%
N..Y Central,115'lfi“lé’
. Nor. 5 Wash, 59*I\é”’
bit. In West,
121 221% 120%, 120
92 90% 91
84
but renewed selling drove them sub- '
fell an extreme is. At the '
Norwalk:
Open. High. low. 1:30.
Am. Colt. lots-’41 40% 41%
Am. C. & if. C., 85 .25 2414 24%
Am, Cot. Oil, 28% 88% 2855 88%
Am, Loco, 18% 16% isle 151,5
, Am. Smelt. 41% 42 41% 41%
Am. Sugar, iii fill/g 110% 110%
Anaconda. 69 69% 69 69%
A; THUS. Fe. 64% 84% 63% 63%-
A. '1‘. MS Ftp}, 88% 88% 88% 88%
Sal at Ohio, 76% '17 75% 75% .
Bklyn R.T .. 38% 36% 36% 86V, _
Cheerlr‘Ohio, 29 say. 29 29 "
Ch.‘&N.-W‘.‘._»f‘154 154 154 156 ‘-
Ch, (it. Wehr..15% 15% 15 15
C. M. t8tP;.138'A 139 138% 138%
Cole hr 1&- ls, : 41% 41% 41% 41%:
Ooh South, 18% 12% 18% m“
Con Gas 169 is!) 167 157
Del allud, 155 155 154 mi
Il
Bovs'
We cordlallv invite you t2. look our
fore the rush' Is on. , . / .
Men's Stills and Overcoat: from 66 up. ’
Young Men’ 5 Suits and Overcons lrb'in “is “I2.
Children’ s Suits and Qvercoats from 62 to 66
Plenty 'of Rain Coats.
Men's Fall Shirts.
4. Large Four-in-hand ties for wing collars.
Many styles of Crofut and Knapp hats. ;
We Guarantee every article sold to be as repletentcd‘ '
a“
life”
“Nil
and Children’ s Suits. and
1% Moses of 2 to 4% up; .. , .
1
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,ll‘i
mar MLMON sneer riot!
oe mec'. my. 149 us In) . . 'l
I" “out,“ qn‘w128§ 135*”! HMR Hill, WEAI“ FIE“, U:
you a ”Ii-’rl it iota 9m 99% Irish; at. arias, in.“ rlss‘, g
, MN! 131% 131 131% 131 Frill". as four. steamers anal
" . ,I .3186. St. 81109 106. 2.108% 108‘ ““9 ““1. ”AOS- :s. ' ,ng
. Mex Cent. 11 11a 1% - . ,
M_ mapatflr. ass is: m s , ,. this usually . 1...: ~ ,
lo 9" IN.“ . ~
rift Lead 13% rats is a“ “w““m W “M. . .. .
Beeswax, 5:: aces (c.
Before starting thIg youhg folks to schbol their ey'os ghquidI‘Ih'o cars.
. a .. i‘r
fully examined and any defect ofvlsion corrected. ltmpysa‘yam
from permanent injury or from many an ache and pain. I" '
Thorough Examinations Free and col-loci fitting scammed.
”Will CM
. TILIPHONI 1M.
GUTBILL’S
Bfldfl. Flori Marketa,
Elissa analysis or
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characterlsclllcbedoffoday. mm
diodfadofiaunhalhmdonosrflm
girl 91“,“
96 Washington Street; South Norwaflt. l-I‘TI
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SchoolITime”
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O. B. JACKSON. .
Graduate Optician.
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Norwalk Chronicler