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JAMES WALLACE.
James Wallace. a well-known and
highly respected resident of Fair lla-
' vcu, died suddenly Saturday night. Dc-
coasod “as the father of Mrs. llarry
, Adams, of Belts Place. East. Norwulk,
and Mr. Adams and family are in at-
tendance at the funeral services.
| WILLIAM MINUQUIST,
, William Lutuiouist, aged
years, sun or Mr. and Mrs. Frank Land.
quisi, .Ir., formerly of Norwalk, but
l The lad w th first taken with appendi-
Icitis, and after undergoing an opera-
tion, an abscess formed. which made
another operation necessary, and
death followed. The parents have the
sympathy of many relatives and
friends inytown The funeral will be
hcld on Wednesday afternoon, at 2
_ 51 Washington St.
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total ion ides.
P. J. Yynch. of Danbury, was a vis-
itor in town last night. ‘
The Norwaik City Council will hold a
session next Monday evening.
Mill pond oysters can be brought at
Cutbili's Market. Also all kinds of
fish, fresh every day. .
The City of Norwalk Assessors are
in session today at the city Council
rooms, in Wall street,
ii. iicrshfield & Co. have coal at the
right prices. Give. them a trial.
Mrs. William Johnson. of Hyde ’ark.
on tho lludson, isv isxtiug Mrs. J. W.
(lot-ham, of Union street.
The l". O. of A. will meet on Wednes-
day evening, October 11. All members
are requested to be present.
Horace S, liatch is entertaining a
party of friends today, on a fishing trip
in Charles A. Freeman's launch.
The school committee of the new
town of South Norwalk will hold a
meeting tonight for purposes of organ-
izatlon.
A rare chance for lovers of history
or poetry is offered by the, book sale
at the Howland Dry Goods Company.
liead the ad.
A. J. Collins & Company are having
the front of thier building lettered.
Contractor John W. Doty is doing the
work. ,
The nurses at the hospital are ex-
pressing much appnwiation for the new
are light that has Just been erected in
front of the institution.
Judge .iohu .l. Walsh's catbont drag-
ged anchor in the storm. and went
ashore on tho \t’oodward property. She
was not injured however.
Everything is very quiet at the hos-
pital these days. No new patients
have. been admitted during the past
few days and those there already are
doing nicely. .
. .-..J.:~.4. scam. mimicry-means. 3mm
street, has opened ashop on Madison
street, and Is prepared to do first class
painting, paper hanging, decorating,
ctc,, at reasonable prices.
Your attention is called to tailor-
madc suits, rain coats, men's stilts and
overcome in Kriegcr's ad today. Visit
the store and get acquainted with their
liberal system of credit.
A'boatload of white sand for Ray-
mond Brothers is being unloaded, Cap-'
tnln Chamberlain has taken several
schooner loads of it to Nor-walk.
General Russell Frost, of South Nor-
walk, was in Hartford, yesterday and
today, attending the sessions of the
Iunltnry examining board, of which he
is the president.
Armour's best shoulders, So, a. 11)., at
Lorenzo Dibble's. These are probabfy
the last that will be sold at this low
price and should be taken advantage
of.
An exhibition of Bell Island views
some of them recently taken, is being
made in the front window of the store
recently vacated by C. L. Bryant, the
jeweler. in Danbary,
Sturtovant has just received his an—
nual fail stock of fine German cau-
aries. Every one guaranteed a March
bird and a. singer. Read the ad. for
the price.
The Town Teachers' Association will
meet at ti o‘clock this afternoon, at
the Franklin school. to listen to an ad-
dress by Principai Morrili. of the New
Haven Normal school.
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps
will visit Mrs. G. H. Byington. one of
their number, at her home in South
'Wilton. Wednesday. Members will
take the 1.120 train from Norwalt
Reed‘s ad. today mentions a special
in black pettlcoata. ' It also has some-
thing to say about novelties in lace
neckwear and walking gloves, so will
prove interesting reading from three
sources. ’ . ,
Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Putney. of Mil-
ford, who have been on a driving tour
throughout the state, have concluded
a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs, 0r<
Iando 1. Allen, of 13 Wa‘shington street.
The second session of Professor
Daniel A. Stanton's dinning class will ’
be held at Arion Hall, tomorrow even-
ing. A large number of new members
are expected at'this time as the storm
last week kept many away.
The Gilden Ruie' Circle of Kinds
Daughters of the Notwslk Oongrega- ‘ .
tionnl Church will hold a meeting with
Miss Jessie Jennings, Osborn, avenue.
East Norwaik, Friday ntternbonrst‘a-
o’ciock. Members are requugted. to
bring thimbles. » ' . ‘
Every' woman should spire ‘u‘ dew “
moments, and call atsthe Boston Store ,
this week to can the! ethylene john
set demolish-m. i on "their d.:' a
few good reasons are given why invis-
ible lacing corsets should he used in
preference to all .
Hundred and Forty-eighth street. New
York.
FENELON 11. SPENCER.
The announcement of the death of
lt‘enclon llubbell Spent-or. son of Wib
lium Ii, and Carrie A: liubbcli Spencer,
which occurred at his home in Howard
avenue, Bridgeport, ybstcrday, will be
received withsmcere sonrow by a wide
circle of friends. ‘ ‘
After leaving school lt‘euclou Spencer
began active Work at the Connecticut
National bank. Bridgeport, butremaln-
at] there only a shortitime. when Itc
went over .to the Union Metallic (‘or-
tridge factory and became one of tho
clerical force. He was an assistant
to Mr. Jonison. the purchasing agent.
and to Superintendent Hobbs,
Six weeks ,3 0‘ Mr. Spencer came‘
home front a v sit to his father‘in-law‘s
house in Sou‘thport,‘ feeling ill. lie
wont to bed and a physician was cali-
cd, who diagnosed his case as typhoid
fever. Mr. Spencer was“ never a F0—
bust man. but no fears were entertain-
ed by his family till recently, when It
was seen that the disease Md 3 firm
hold. His family and physician
Saturday night, when be had a sink-
lng spell. This left him in a weak-
ened condition. and early yesterday
morning he had another sinking spell
from which he, did not rally.
He was very popular, very genial.
and by those who knew him best much
beloved. On June 18. 1900. he mar-
ried Etta Fl. daughter of Judge Penny,
at the Southport home, The wife and
child, a boy nine months old, survive
hint.
CROSS-ARM FELL ON HIM.
Frederick A. Arnold i" the Meriden
Hospital, Critically Injured.
Frederick A, Arnold; a well-known
resident and veteran of South Norwallt
and the father of the Arnold buys, lior.
bert William and Clifford, is in the
Meridcn hospital critically
Mr, Arnold was working for the French
Cable Line Company in that city, week
before last,,whcn n cross-arm fell and
struck him on the head.
.~, Mr. Arnold was removed to the hos-
pital and two of his sons who were
working with him, have been in con
Maui attendance upon him. The oili-
I-lals of the hospital have nc.‘ been able
to decide just what the outcome of Mr.
Arnold's injuries will be. lie has been
out of his head much of the limo SInt't‘
the accident.
it is expected that Mr. Arnold will
be removed to the Norwulk hospital
as soon as his physical condition will
admit.
BOTTLERS‘ ASSOCIATION MEETS.
_ NEW HAVEN, Oct. ltlw'l‘he fifteenth
annual convention of the llotilers‘ As
sociation of North America was begun
here today. with five hundred dclc
dates from all parts of the country in
attendance. Mayor John 1’. Studlcy
welcomed the visitors to the city in a
brief address. No business except the
routine of organization was attended to
at the first‘session.
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ALASKAN BOUNDARY TRIBUNALS.
LONDON. Oct. 13.—-The Alaska
Boundary Tribunal held another secret
session this morning. Nothing of a
public nature developed, except that
when Lord Chief Justice. Alverhtone
came out of the. conference room he
asked Secretary Tower to ascertain
whether the original treaty was signed
both in English and French.
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
BOSTON. Oct. 13.—-—Arrived. Cam'
brinn, from London; Sarmatian, from
Glasgow.
NEW YORK, Oct, 13.—-Arrived:
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm 11. from Bree
men.
_'séiéiiii‘i’=ivé‘xcent
Dance Folios.
1711's wee/I. thirty-five cents, in-
cluding the Crown Harris. Wet-
niafk, Postdoc. Ragtime. Star
and others. .
C (”I I9 m a n ’ C
10 North Main street, south Norwllk.
Agent for A.'G. Spaulding'o Baseball
and Sporting Gaodt.
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at 11:45 'clock, at Liuwln iiospital.‘
o'clock. from the residence at 280 Ono,
injured. “ I
Money Book.
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diminution or
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at set and Isis.
In style these suits express the mode of the moment per-
fectly. - -
In' fit they are right to the last detail—wide concave shoul-
ders, narrow close-fitting collars—~thc regular: custom-made ef-
fect: and like good custom-made. they will hold shape indefi~
nitely.
In quality they are the highest grade we ever have offered
at $15 and $18.
Brown and" tan Homespuns with overplaid effect, and fine
black unfinished Worsteds and Thibcts, in single-breasted sack
models.
You ought to see them. We have your size.
Fall suits from $8.50; Top coats ' from $to; handsome
Rain Coats from $10.
Snappy Fail Hats and Furnishings are ready.
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soot-It NORWALK. Q
. Tel. Call, 322.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 44-4.
thought he was holding his own” tlil ‘ ' ”
We have a siorekeeplng principlowc Would like you
to get better acquainted with. It's a business "character"
we've built during the twelve years we have been before
the people asking their patronage. Our business has been
builded on a firm foundation of honest grain at fair prices,
We ask a fair share of profits for ourselves. no more. We
want your custom now, and we want it in the future, and
if fair dealing counts for anything we will not it too. Let's
get acquainted. it won't cost you anything to learn our
methods. i
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
of your correspondence if you use Eton-Harlbut hm'ft'ng papers.
We have just received a large consignment for our two
stores.
Am.»
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
I South Main street. 49 Wall street,
South Norwllk. N0rw:ik.
. _ ~ PHOTOGRAPHS
Ililil "£17.73 0' "‘0 3.1Liiiiltlglll.‘
CHILDREN
chauid now be much.
~00 NOT DELAY—
It in too risky.
HEALTH PH OTOGRAPHS
In the but.
J ACKSON’S STUDIO.
NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES.
.53 Wall street, \ Oppoflto Hotel Norwalk.
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Lewia' Popular Priced Photograph Studio,
11 Main Street. Non-walk.
Personal attention given all sittings. from 10 a. my., to 4 p. m. Sun-
days 10 a. m.. to 1:30 p. in. Children‘s photographs 11 specialty,
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EVERY MAN
An optic inn owes to his work the best he can
debt can be paid only with thorough knowledge of optl~
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Opflolan.
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Is a. debtor to his profession.
do. A port of this
cal work.
Room I United Isak Building
Ollie. hour-.8 to 11:45:
Special Appointments at
loath Norwaik, coma.
has to mo. Saturday evening-,1...
convenience of patrons.
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No. 2 Michel d «choosy...»
It?“ Other BI Gigolo-t 38:25.
‘ Odo IV rod;
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Open. Iliah. Low. 1:30,-
Amal. Con, 36% 371/4 31114 30%
A. C. & l“. (10., 211;. 2214; 21 21
Am. Cut. Oil. tiiil/é; 67 661.1 661,;
Am, Loco_, pf.. 11% 121/. 1134 11%
Am Sugar, to 11 330% 401:.
Anaconda, lbs 109% 10773 108%
A, '1‘. & S. F.. til til IM (14
A. 'i‘. K- S. i", p, can; aw. 1mg 63%
lialt, & Ohio, 57 87%, 51 87%
'liklyn, R. T.. 7314", 731% 73 73%
Cites. & onto, 32%;. 3297'. :2 323v.
Ch, & N. W, 2111/, no 291.. 291.3
(‘11, Ct, West. 1.31; 1.".ti int: 156
(III. M, (d S. l’..1~lh{q 141i; 141,1) 1435
Col. F‘, 6‘: 1., 136 131m. 1226 136
Col, South” 33 lift 25 Zti
Con. Gas, 117;; 12 11% 12
Erie, lst. pf,, 27 273/; 27 271/4
Erie, 2d. pf., 66 66 65% 65%
111, Central, 140 140 140 140
Manhattan, 97 97% 97 B7
Met. St: By. 130% 130% 129%. 130
Mex. Cent... 103 1041.4, 103 103%
Mex. Nat. les,1il§r.‘ 101}. 1014, 10%
Mo, Pacific, 33% 33% 331,43 33%
Nat, Lead, 88 88% 87% 871/.
Nor, & West, 116 116% 116 116 I
Ont, & West.. 56% 57 561,12 56%
, Pacv. Mail, 20 . 20% 197... 1974.
Penn. R. R., 19 19 18-7; its-'13
Pea. Gas, 117% 118 117% 117%
Press. S. Car, 89% 90% 897.5; 90%
Reading, 29% 39% 29 29%
Read. 1 pf., 443/. 45% 44% 45
Rep, Steel, 62 62% 62 62%.
Rock island, 7% 7% 7%. 7%
Rock Island pf. 24 24% 2374; 2374’.
South. Pac, 14 14 ll 14
Son. Ry. Co., 40 40% am 40
S. Ry, Co., pt, 17% 17% 16% 16%
Tenn. C. 8: 1., 711.4 71% 70% 71
Texas Pac., 28% 287i. 271/; 27%
Union Pac., 22% 22% 22% 22%
Un, Pnc.. pf.. 69%, 70 695;; 69%
U. S. Lea. pf., 6% 7 (iii; 6%
U. S, R, d: C.. - 75% 7574. 75% 75%
U. S. Steel. pf., 59 60 58 58%
Wabash, pf... 17 17 1:27;. 16%
Wes, Un. Tel, 29% 2974. 29% 29%
Wheeling, 1514 15% 15% 15%
. dementia it. That camer ight ’ome to
Toothbrushes
IO cents.
, with a Sample
Oriental
Tooth Powder.
Clifford Pharmacu
PHONE 152.
WWW
BU RGLARYN NEW MILFORD.
Sidney Rilos Arrested for Several Pet-
‘ ty Burglariel.
NICW MILFORD, ()ct. 13.——iiy the
arrest of a. youth named Sidney Rilus
today, the authorities think they have
put a stop to a series of petty burglar-
ies which have annoyed various merch-
ants during the last few weeks. Rilus
was captured after a colored man nam-
ed Smith. who passed by Clark’s sa-
loon, on Railroad street, at 1:30 this
morning, had reported to the officers
that he had seen a man in there light-
ing a match in the darkness. Thor.-
was 85 missing ftom the money drawer
clothes which were identified as having
bcon stolen from the clothing store of
McHait and Thomas some time ago.
liefore Justice Sturgis today he pleaded
not guilty. but was bottnd over on two
accounts of burglary in the sum of $1.-
000 each. The fruit store of Carl ilitt
was also broken into last night
nothing was taken there. and cvide cc
to connect Rilus with that break it is
lacking.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. ins—Open
lng prices advanced in the stock mar-
ket without important exceptions. The
gains extended to large fractions in‘
Alchlson. Missouri Pacific. Southern.
Railway preferred and Tennessee Coal.
The dealings were on a moderate scale
but were well distributed.
WALL S'i‘itEE'i‘. i p. nr—«Forccd
sales of Colorado Fuel uncovered stop
loss ordrrs which broke it, 9 points in
all to 25. Time was no Iicuiand for
the stuck around 30 and it was offer-
ed down ,to 25 before the purchaser
was found. A rally of :1 points follow-
ed. The market meanwhile shaded off
gradually bttt was not much affected
until the l'uited Stair-s Sttwl stocks
again became the centre of attack. The
continua got down to yesterday's low
record of 12%. while the preferred
eclipsed it. touching 571.3. Locomotive
pfd, fell 3b,“. Railroad stocks retained
but little of their morning rise.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wtro or Ma-
ples 6: Goldschmidt. Commission Bro~
ken, Swartz & Corbett Block, South
Norwaik:
A clergyman was once staying at the”
house of an English workingman. He
happened to see an image of the Vir-
gih.Mary standingover the mantek
piece. which struck him as incongru-
ous. By way of making talk. he asked
how it got ther. “Well, you see. air.
it. cum'sbout this way." replied his
host. "I was courtin' 0' two sisters—
Saily and Maria—emf l mnsn't Just sar-
tin which i waste ’sve. One day. as
l wor starin’ into I. shop winder. I saw
that 'ere statoot, with ‘Ave Msrla’ un-
me, so 1 mod up me mind right off to
'sve Maria; an‘ We was spliced. §he
bin a reel gods wife to me, 1111' so i
bo¥ght the image to keep It in mind."
«- o Wesley-n. Helicon, N. 8.
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We have just, nailed to our-took a
line of use Induction. Come In dint
in the saloon and liilus wore a stilt of ‘
On Jul meat is lit
By the Best Dressed Mon Irt
Vicinity. ' '
LET U8 ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW
we oI-IALI. an GLAD 70 snow YOU 'rI-II connlc'r err I} §
THE New season. AND vou WILL READILY as: Wl‘iliilflélt I
WILL a: SAVED IF YOU auv CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF‘AND vott
aovs HERE.
WE ARE STRONG ON FALL AND AND WINTER OVEROOATI.
RAIN COATS, $10.00 TO $22.00. . 7’
$10.00, 612.00 AND 615.00 WINTER suns FOR MEN. THE LANG!
LINE EVER sHowu IN THIS cn-v.
A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER NECKWEAR AT 508. 1:
GARMENT.
Our guarantee reads: Your money back if you want it.
SELLECK- a.
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are now worth 7 5-4c lb. in Chicago-L
means ZS 1-20 lb. here. '
We shall offer 500 lbs. at 50‘0“ Filth
Armours’ best shouldeisldc' lb.
Lorenzo ;
School T imel
Before starting the young folks to school their eyes should be carer
fully examined and any defect of vision corrected. It may save thou
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from permanent injury or from many an ache and pain.
Thorough Examinations Free and correct fitting guaranteed. “if,
0. B. JACKSON.
68 Wall Street. Graduate Optician.
Bridge F‘ ,3,
Mill remote
Love rs of point by:
fresh every day.
FREE oeuvsnv. “
Welt End.Wuhlngton Street W
South Net-walk. Conn .1
third redaction. Yon can notbeg‘br roommate fire
of this, offer from £613 advertisemént. » See the too
self. "
we lead 'em git In quslflii. dentist‘s I
tit
. Funeral ire his and Emaitners _ ~
. 12 North Main Street, , South N
TWO on mass riaiaouies‘ts b _
. . for Office Assistants. , 7 »
Wmef training maroon office
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