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5! Washington St.
Miss Helga Rasmussen is visiting
friends in Bridgeport.
Attorney W 0. Clark is spending the
day In Danbury.
Lars Johnson attended the Danbury
Fair, yesterday.
Miss lit-sear t‘orbett is attending tlIo
Danbury Fair, today
Regular wockly rehearsal of Trinity
Church choir will be. hr id this evening.
——Peerless Floor 700 bag, 85. 50 bbl.
F I) Lawton & (‘0.
J. 11. Lawrence and R. L. Cobrrrn
were in New Haven, yesterday.
The regular drill of the Boy‘s Hri-
gldc. of the South Nor-walk Baptist
t"hill‘(ll, will be held tonight.
There is a Very birth title in today
and at noon the “propeller" dock of!
Smith street, Norwalk' was flooded.
Louisa Lodge.1)anght.ers of 11er-
mann, will hold its lhlrlceIItlI annual
bull this your in Arion Hall on October
211.
.tIttIl liens ides.
1)avies Mix, of Hartford has been
spending a te days in The Norwulks
in tho lntcreihs of the American To-
bacco Company.
Seyntour's More is the place to find
everything it line of good things to
eat. Read thilI ad. and see what II nice
line they are advertisng.
Major Wesley M. Nibloek, of the Ho-
tel Norwalk, mud councilman-elect of
the City of blorwalk, spent yesterday
in New York city, on business.
——All styles Alpinea, O‘Brien.
iI‘rarIk Addison, who is employed at
i'oughkecpsie. New York, returned to
that city you cI-day, after spending a
few days at his home in Norwalk.
'l'lIc . * school of Trinity Epis-
copal Church its regu-
lar sessions tomorrow afternoon, and
ab members are urged to be present.
The Helping Hand Circle of the
King's Daughters of the Norwalk
Methodist Ch IrelI will meet this even—
ing, with Mrs. S. L, 13. Evans, of Main
street.
Division No‘. 1, A ,.0 11., oiNorwaik,
will iroid II diluce, this evening, in ill—
liIIrnian Hall in Wall street. Srecs
orchestra, of South Norwalk, will fur-
Irish music. ‘
'I‘lre l’lliiilf‘w‘rlill‘kt‘l ad. is brimming
over with meat news. Read it and you
will be sure to no there for your Sun-
day dinner, "they are selling corn fed
beef. ‘
'i‘he Winthrop (‘iub, of Norwalk, held
a meeting last main and several can-
didates for the basketball team prac-
ticed at the 11mm assembly hall, in
Wall street. ,
—-Sweet potatoes 200 pk. F. I). 1.. &
(.‘0.
Rev, ltomllljy F. Humphries, in 'i‘rin-
ity Church tonight at 7: 1i» o'clOck, will
conIIIIeIIco lb aeries of sermons on the
Life and Times oi” St. Paul. All are
invited to attend.
Uiliccr Thoinas LoatheI'land, of the
Nrnwnlk police 1'01”,th and his cousin,
George l‘aton, drove up to the Darr-
' bury Fair, yesterday, and repott that
tlII y had a fire time.
Tire remains of Anthony J. Mallory.
who died at the Soldiers' Home, Noru-
iorr, 'l‘IIestlay,.\\'cre conveyed to Plants-
vllle for interment, yesterday, by Uilv
dertaker Raymond, of Norwalk. ,
MIss N. E,
Ryan is advertising II
two days' salt in her achrtising space
today. The sale takes place Saturday
and Monday, October 10 and 12. For
further particulars read the ad.
Company A,
Loyal Crusaders will'
re—optn their meetlhgs, Saturday af-
terpoon 7113 ocloclt, in thtir hair in
the Gazette building. All of the mem-
bers are requ sted to be present.
The heavy fain is causing a big rush
of water down the Norwulk river.
Some of the small boats anchored neuI
the Wall strt'It bridge dragged their
anchors this orning, but no damage
resulted.
—Fresh hams 140 lb. Corned or fresh
pork 100 lb. 1 ayes.
The assessors of the '(lliy‘ of Nor-
walk will begin their sessions Satur-
day. They will meet from 10 a, In, to
12 m.. 2 to 51). In, and 7 to 9 p, m, The
board sits at ‘the city council cnnmber
in Wall street.
Tooth brushes and a sample of Or-
iental tooth jowder is what you can
get for 10c nit) the Clifford Pharmacy.
Read their ad.
Miss Florence Bell, the popular
young lady clerk at the Norwalk post-
oiiice, who r cntly underwent an op-
eration for ppendicitls in Newark,
New Jersey, has returned home, and
is improving fast.
Hen hawks are plentiful on the out-
skirts of Noiwslk this season. and
many are being shot. One extra large
specimen watt placed on exhibItion in
front of the l tore of F. E, Lockwood
& Company, his morning.
Company Fig basketball team has not
yet arranged for any games for the
coming sense though a schedule will
probably be 1 tie up very soon It is
likely that tlv first game will be play-
cd sometime urlng the present month.
William MtMulleu. an ex-burgoss or
the old borough Of Norwalk, and who
gained consiler'nbie publicity by his
homely. but it neat, way: of doing hull-
n‘ess while in this office, is contemplat-
:ngd u trip to ‘blo native county in Ire-
-—New Dunlap Derby. OBI-len'n.
A big pound of sixtwn full ounces is
what you ge when you trade at the
New York rooey Company's stores.
Their ad, tor ay is full of items that
will interestthe housekeeper. Better
read it. .
Adjutant-O ersl' George HL‘Cdle hu‘
issued an otter. promoting Se ’ t
Cloronce H. Bangs, of Company A
Second regirfi cut, 0. N. 0., of Water-
bury. Goths second lieutenant, vice
Sunken, roughed. with rank from
September 8
The, second lesson of Prof, Daniel A.
Stanton‘s dancing class will be given
at Ar‘ion “all, next Wednesday even-
ing.
A meeting or the Officers Associa-
tion of the South Norwalk Filt‘ De-
partment will be htld this erening at
l’utnanr [lose house.
-—~Latrst Style lIall Derby's, O'Ilrlen.
A large lake has formed back of the
South Norwalk post office and several
or the letter c‘IaIIit-rI-r are thinking of
purchasing yathts. "llrty say that the
eacrrllops which come from time are
especially line.
The R & (1's will close the base-
ball season in the Norwalks tomor-
row afternoon with n bcneiit game for
the benefit of the R and (1 players,
with the Tigers of Bridgeport. lillly
Lauder will cover third base for the
locals. The. Tigers are a strong aggro-
gulion and n'good game will result
from a meeting of these learns.
The governing committee of the Nor-
walk Yacht Club held a meeting last
evening at the office of Coolidge and
Lyncs in Main street, Norwaik. One
new member was accepted and one
resignation was I'eceircd and accepted.
The t'oIIIIIIiilcc consists oi» ('it'lil't’,“ 12‘.
Curtis, Col. l“. A. Hill, Horace S.
Hatch, W. 11. Palmer, Samuel Lyrics
udn Dr. J. Milton Cobnrn.
I~Chickcns and fowis, 10c lb, llaycs.
ll, Kricgt'r & (‘mnpany invite you to
their grand fail opening of clothing.
cloaks, milliIIr-ry, shoes anti tailor
made suits, 'l'ircy arr- fully equipped
to give. you the best service possible
and the best of it all is that you can
get what you want without the ready
cash, All you lIavrI to do is to choose
what you want and then pay a small
511111 of $1.00 per week.
Superintendent A. E. Winchester has
received thtI report of the New York
ureter expert who recently spent two
days in South Norwalk, testing the me»
turn on the city’s electric plant, of
which the patrons were complaining.
The expert gives the highest ,words of
praise for the system. He found that
the meters were all running within
the regular scope.
w -i.adics‘ hats at O'Brien's
Today is thedayot‘ St Denys. patron
saint of Frame. Also the anniversary
of the bath in 1872 of Lewis Cass.
statesman and soldier, lllrth in 1830 of
liarrlctt llosmcr, the sculptor, liirth in
1830 of W. S, Stiller, the hero of the
battle of Santiago, (‘IIba. Birth in 1860
of Dr. Leonard Wood, governor general
of Cuba. and advanced in rank to a
major-generals commission.
—1’ork chops it and 16c at Hayes
\‘1. B. Logan 11 L. Despnrd MI. and
Mrs, W 11, Williams. in. H Lynes J.
i-.‘ Cary, J 0 Cowl WililnmJ. Mantz.
A. R, i’ettlnos, New Y;ork E, L Mars-
ton A. H Ambler W. E Cooper, John
Kenny,130ston;l. (1 l’lnmb Bridge.-
rBIort; R S, Woodrof‘l‘, R. ..l Plumb, H.
B.Plumb E. M Bond New Haven; 1.
C. Avery. Hartford; W 1) Parks South
Norwaik: (1,11 SaIIclio, Goshen.
Mass; 11M Ayres Stamford, Harry
E. Smith Mlddletown; W. Clark.
Buffalo were guests yesterday at the.
Hotel Clifford.
Mrs. Hay fork (in country post ottlce)
—“Anything for me?"
Postmasten—“l don‘t see nothln'
Mrs. Hayfork—-"I was expectin' a
letter or postcard from Aunt Spriggs.
el'lin what day she was comin'.
Rural Postmaster (calling to his
wifei—“Did you see a postcard from
Mrs. Hayfork’ s Aunt Sally?"
His Wife—"Yes shes comlu'
ThrIrsday."—Petoskey (Mich) Lyre.
15 Cent Music
SATU RDAY AND MONDAY.
l’m Wearing My Heart Away for
You, Down on the Farm. Banquet a‘
Missery Hall Laughing Waters Two
Step. Tell Me Dusky Maiden, Dance of
the Honey Bees, Down Where the Con-
go Flows, Always in the Way and 100
others. Serenty- dive cent folios, 35c
including The Broadway, Wltmark Har-
ris and Nos\l, 2, 3 Star.
Coreman's
10 North Main street, sauth Norwsik.
Agent for A. G. Bpauiding’s Bauhnll
and Sporting GOods.
0D
2 COMPETENOB.
Reasons whole pleasure all the joys of
sense.
Lie in three Vienna-health, account!
.(«O‘I . .2:
EVENING SENTINEL
at $15 and
lectly.
nitely.
at $15 and $18.
models.
Rain Coats from $10.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 32-2.
You ought to see them. We have your size.
IIall suits from $8.50; Top coats from $10; handsome
Our Urn! Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money Book.
*
Snappy Stilts
518*.f
'In style these suits express the mode of thqmoment per-
I
In fit they are right to the last detail—wide concave shoul-
ders, narrow close-fitting collar s—~the regular custom-made ef-
fect; and like good custom-mad e, they Will hold shape indefi~
In quality they are the highest grade we ever have offered
Brown and tan Homespuns with overplaid effect, and fine
black unfinished Worsteds and Thibets, in single-breasted sack
Snappy Fall Hats and Furnishings are ready.
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NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 444.
Tooth Brushes
10 cents,
With a Sample
Oriental
Tooth Powder.
Cliiford Pharmacu
PHONE 15-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
W.\|.l. S'i‘lthlIl'l‘, iti110 II. nr—i’t‘ices
t'cll weakly all around in the stock
market on tiiit'lllllt‘. salt-.1. although
they were not in very large volume.
except in a few crises. There were
shares of Arnalgamaled (‘opper sold at
dill/t; and dim, both new low records,
conII‘Iared with :15". last night. i'IIited
States Steel also at a new record,
11%, II df'tilllt‘ of' from last night's
close, and the pIIIftrred lost ill. 'llretc
were. losses of about a point in Louis-
ville & Nashville, Reading. Manhattan,
Smelling, and 'l‘cnIIt-ssee t‘oal.
WALL SAREET. 11 II. In.—Mosi of
the leading stocks touched their lowest
prices of the first hour in the opening
dealings. ir‘ull rocm’t-rics were mad:
by some of the specialtie-I and Alt-irr-
sou. lialtimore 6': Ohio, New York (len-
tral, Pennsylvania and ltock island
gained II small fraction. Selling of
to get better acquainted with.
the people asking their paironagc.
get acquainted.
Ineilrods.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
stores.
3 South Main street.
South Norwalk.
We have a slorekrIeping principle we wmrld like you
it's a business
we‘ve built during the twelve. years we have been before
Our lilisilil‘rm‘ has been
lIuildctl (III a firm foundation of honest grain at fair prices,
We ask a fair share of profits for ourselves, no Inore.
want your custom now, and we want it 1n the future, and
if fair dealing count s for anything we will get it too.
it won't cost you anything toWarII our
MANUEL T. HATCH.
“clrnracler”
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We
Let’s
A /
WILLIAM P. BEER S,
49 Wall street,
Norwnlk.
, 2 of the
it is too risky.
are the but.
53 Wall street,
PHOTOGRAPHS
CHILDREN
oh0uid now he made.
—DO NOT DELAY-
HEALTH PH OTOORAPHS
JACKSON’S STUDIO.
NEW STYLES.
LOW PRICES.
Opposite Hotel Norwalk.
Lewlo’ Popular Priced Photograph Studio,
I: MOln Street. Norwnlk.
Personal attention given all sittings, from 10 n. m., to 4 p. In. Sun-
days 10 a. m.. to 1:30 p. in. Children's photographs a specialty.
Room 9 United Isak Buildin
one. bouts I to 11: 88;
:18 to I: 80. Buturd
Special Appointments st convenience of mucus.
EVER Y MIN
ls adehtor to his profession. An optic lan owes to his work the best he can
do]. A kpert of this debt can be paid 0 nly with thorough knowledge of opti-
on war
HOMER 8. H0! 1'. Rofraoflng Optician.
South Nomik, Conn.
”evenings,“
Open. Hiah. Low. 1-Rtr.
.-\mal, Con. 353/... 357A 31% 35”;
‘A, C, & F, (7., 21% 241K; 21 24
“A. (i. F. 0., p. 73 73 72”,; 72%
Am, Loco, 14 H 131/2 13%,,
Am. LocQ.,pf., 40 am 395;. 40%
Am. Sugar, 1081.; ltlS‘g’. 108% 10871.
Anaconda, 0514 (1613 6:3 05
A, T, & S. Fe, 0283 0:11.”. 02% 63%
A. T. & S. F. p,, 7231 731’. 721,1. 72%
iiait.‘& Ohio, 2121.5. 325-1. 317g 321,4
llklyn R. T,, 25”.; 211‘... 251 291.;
Chen. &Ohlo, 151W. 1.18% 1511111,, 156%
Ch,& N,W., 1451; 15 141/5 15
Ch. Gt. Ween, 1351:, 1115’s 125 135%
Col. South., 1091/.) 1091:; 1091/5 1691/5
Con. Gas. 151 1511/; 1:31 151%-
Dct South, 261% 267.. 201/; 267..
Erie, lit") 65% 6471'; 05
Erie, 2d, pf., 141 142 140 142
Gen. Eiec., 128 12814. 128 123
lows Cent” 967.. 96%. 95-34 961/,
ion. & North 128% 129 128% 129
Manhattan 103 103% 10211,, 103%
M K. d: '1‘, 34% 341,; 34%, 34%,
M2 K. 6': T.2 pf., 87% 8714’. 873,4 87%
Nat. Land. 115% 11584. 115 115%
N. Y. Central, 561/; 561,4 5614‘, 56%
Norf. & “’est., 1934, 19% 103.; 1971';
Penn. R. R., 117 117%1167i 117%
' ; Poo. Gas, 90%, 90% 89% 89311
Pres. S, Car, 31 32 31 32
Reading 41% 45% 44 44%
Read” 1 pf. 751,4 75% 75% 751,4
Read. 2 pf., 60 60 60 -80
Rock island, 23% 237i. 231 23%
South. Pan, 3971;. 4014 39-14 40%
So Ry. 00., 17561-1733. 17% 17%
So, Ry. Co.. pf., 7514 75% 7432 74%
Tenn. C. & 1., 28% 28% 27-11 28%
Union Pac.. 69% 69% 69 69%
Un. Pam. pf., 84% 8174’; 84% 847’;
U, S Lee, pf., 76 76 7G 76
U, S. R & C. 6% 61,4. org 01,1.
U. S. Steel 1115 147d 14% 149,-;
U. 8 Steel [11,6135 621.4. 611/; 61%
Wabash, 17% 17% 17% 1755
Wabash pf., 29% 29% 29 29
Wis. Cent. 15% 15% 15 15%
No. 2 Nut Delivered Ot 8.5 OO O Ton.
All Otl'i‘Oir Sizes in Stock O! 8.8 '25,
dollvorod " Ot '
l.
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You Won’ t Be Ashamed
of your correspondence if you use Eton-Hurlbut writing papers.
We have just received a lame consignment for our two
.looitltovor
Amalgamated developed when it recov~
cred to near lit; and it fell off to 3171..
checking the llllpl‘UVlHiit.'lil elsewhere
. and causing a resumption of the gclr
ttal selling. General lr2~Ilctlrlt declin-
ed; points and Westinghouse Elt‘t' tric
WA] 1. ST RlI. E'i‘. noon ——’1 be market
continued heavy and sunk to a snare-
“hat low-Ir iev.cl Reading, l'IIioII l'a-
ciflc. Wabash pfrl., St. Louis, South-
western phi. Southern Railway pfd.,
Brooklyn Transit. and a number of
others fell 1 to 1% below last night.
Reading was a slight improvement be-
fore noon. Bonds were heavy.
WALL srnrim, 1 p. Irr—A halt In
the liquidation of the low priced spec.-
ialtlcs was followed by a rather gen-
eral recovery of the ground lost in the
morning selling. A few railroad
stocks rallied substantially. notably
l'IIloII l‘nclilc, Pennsylvania and New
York Central. A renewed at‘ack or.
Arnalganrutcd which forced it down to
3-114 started prices elsewhere down
again. but the Standard stocks were.
not much affected. Tennessee Coal
extended lis decline to two points and
.1
there was some fi".‘rrlll‘!" against
lirnokiyn Transit and i'nilcd States
Steel.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private we of mu-
ples & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro
kers, Swsrtz & Corbett Block, South
Norwnlk:
‘extrs. dividend 1 per cent.
”Extra dividend 1% per cent.
Ascum—l suppose- you took in all
the automobile exhibits while -’you
were abroad?
Skswcher—Oh, of course.
Ascnm—Wst's new in the way of au-
tos over there!
Slumber—Nothing. Just the some
old pedestrians pigs, chickens and
things we have hem—Philadelphia
Press.
Alcum-—l suppose evervthlng Yonmz
MscKlnnes has was left to him by his
father? .
Hewett—Well yes all but his name,
which he made for himself. The name
his father gave him was "McGlnnis."-—
Philadelphln Press.
We have lust added to our stock 0. ,
line of are stationery Come in and
'1, ‘ . .
to move our powers to give greatest values in Erlenslon T 2
Parlor Tahles. Card Tables and Tables for the Slot
thin! redaction. You can not begin to appmciatc the m, ,,
of this offer from this advertisements“ the stock for. your»
self.
A. J. Collins
I: no result of emllonf service under.
an: bold good pomfoiu. flu “ my I: 11132132“
right Our "hero I
Our ludgment is Elli ‘ "
By the Best Drosoood Mon. 1:138,
Vicinity.
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW I
BOYS HERE.
WE ARE STRONG 0N FALL AND AND WINTER OVERCOATC-
r
RAIN COATS,$10.00 TO 822.00.
810.00,$12.00 AND 815.00 WINTER SUITS FOR MEN. THE LAROI.
LINE EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER NECKWEAR AT 500. 2‘
THREE LOTS OF WINTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, AT COO .
GARMENT.
Our guarantee reads: Your money back if you want it.
SELLECK a. PR1
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
. FFERINGS
For Sat. Oct, to.
NATIVE TURNIPS, grew quick and
the farmer says they cook fins, 203 pk.“
Some Good Cabbage.
Small Potato", a few left,
Native Grapes, large basket,
“Honey in the Honey Comb,” 200 I
BUTTER—Had some trouble about
quality of Tub Butter last week. Bought
from2 a different party this week am:
now we Offer you the finest fresh made
goods. Smells fine, tastes fine, is the
finest, freshest, pure butter, 25c lb.
frame.
‘1' TTER—
CLOVER HILL PRIN BU Also Perfectly Pure Strained Honey in i
We might be pardoned for indulging in bottles a“. .
superlatives when we speak of this ar-
tieie. Better than some that sells for
more money, 28c lb.
SHOULDERS—We are selling 300 lb.
fine shoulders per week. If you want
the finest come to me.
Malta Ceres, better than Grape-Nuts...
10c packs”. 2
Dried Beef, new lat Just in, nice quall- "
III
Sweet PotatOes, the best. only ch-
We traps to serve you.
Lorenzo DibV
SchOOIMTime.
Before starting the young folks to school their eyes should be clu-
fully exsmined and any defect. of vision corrected. it may save thorn
from permanent injury or from many an echo and pain.
Thorough Examinations Free and correct fitting guaranteed.
0. B. J11 argon.
to Wall Street. Graduate cpuoran. N'omsllt. or.
TELEPHONE 16s.
3"!ng F Oh Mar O
Mill Pond Oysters, ‘8002 Oh
Large Dry Long laiend Escoilops, . 2
Sbft. Shell Crabs, 800 d
Butter Fish ,6 lbs,
(Not dressed).
'Haddock and Pollock
Blue Fish, Black Fish, SnapperBluOs,
Steak Cod, Salmon end all othpr kinds 1
of fish received daily. .
w : «Fwsayl'msgit one...
out n as eaten a
South Nomlk, Goon.
No end to style. Every table a spec-bl price. an 2%
We («11' em all in quality, quantity and. glow prices 2 22
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
I2 North Main Street. '
or H.
«Our 2
Write for partials". in boys O notion
Norwalk Chronicler