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51 Washington St.
.utal News totes.
Mrs Martin Kellogg is ill at
home In Isaacs place. Notwaik.
Hairy Oberlander. of Woodward RW- bitt these Donnlclly ignored, dctlating
mic, is assisting at A. ll. Merrills oys-
ter dock today.
"Sweet as Cream."
See the announcement that. appears
in today's issue of the formal opening
of the iloston Store's enlarged second
floor.
Welcomi- Stranger Lodge, Sons of St.
George, of Nurwalk, held a meeting.
last night, bttt transacted only routine
business,
Road‘s rid. contains important news
regarding furniture and rugs. Take a
look at the $20 couches they are sell-
lug for $15.
e—v(thrysanthemunrs at llanford's.
Mrs. Tripp, who has been undergoing
treatment at tlte hospital, left the In-
stitution yesterday, very tnttclt lrnprov»
ed lit healh.
Miss Lottie Woodward will entertain
the Monday Afternoon Whlst Club, at
her home, 40 North Matti street, on
Monday. October 19. .
——Cau't be perfect health without
pure blood. Burdock lllood Hitters
makes pure blood. Tones and invig-
orates tlte whole system.
It isn't worth while to suffer front
cye ache, headache. or poor vision
when relief can be had and at a small
cost. Let 0. ll. Jackson examine your
eyes; if glasses are needed he will fur-
nish them at the lowest possible price,
"chet as Cream."
Cotkenoe Tribe, 1. O. R. M.. of Nor-
walk will confer the chief's degree on
a large class of candidates Friday even-
ing. Among the visitors will bi.
(lit-at Sachem William H. I’oud, of
Hartford. Other state officers are also
expected.
~—Chrysanthcntttms at Hanford's.
'I‘he Norwalk t‘hapt‘er. I). A. R., will
Ilil‘t'l tomorrow afternoon at the form-
or Ui-ttirai (‘lub assembly rooms 11.
West. avenue. This meeting will be
quite an important one and it is ex-
pected tha' there will be a large turn-
- out of members.
The Right Reverend Francis. 'l‘ey
Brooke, Bishop of Oklahotna and lil-
diatt Territory, will address the worn-
cn of Grace Parish, at Grace Church.
tomrorow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
All women are cordially invited to be
present. in the evrning there will be
a meeting of the men of the parish, at
the rectory, to meet anti to hear the
bishop. ‘
Would yott like to make a brilliant
silk bargain? Then take advantage of"
the fancy silks and black silks being
sold at. temptltrg prices at Howland's.
An antomobilist with one of the
smallest machines on the market pass-
ed through Norwalk this morning. on
route from New York city to New Hav-
en. Last night, while near Stamford,
the machine ran into a wagon. The
front of the little car was somewhat
smashed by the contact though the
running gear was not damaged. The
young man running it said that this
was' the. second trip he has made to
New York in it.
SAW MILL HAND MURDERED.
RANDOLPH. Vermont. Oct. 14."—
State officials were. engaged in the to
mote mountain village of West Roch-
ester today in investigating the murder
of Ephraim Root. the saw mill hand
whose body was found in a barn yestetu
day with skull crushed and bearing oth-
er wounds. State's Attorney Blanch.
ard, of Springfield. was trying to get
evidence in shape so as to give a pre-
liminary hearing before night, to Jos-
eph Bean, who is under arrest charg-
ed with having beaten Root to death in
a quarrel. Arrangements were made
today for an autopsy and a coroner's
inquiry in the case.
LABORER CRUSHED BY A STONE.
WATERBURY. , Oct. 13,—Thontas
Vlglotto, an Italian, was instantly
killed yesterday while at work In the
cellar of the new St, Francis Xavier's
Church on Franklin street. Viglotto
was assisting in the removal of a large
stone when the cable on the derrick
broke. The stone fell. striking Vig-
lotto on the head and crashed his
skull. He died almost instantly. Medl-
cnllExsmlner Crane reviewed the re-
run as. . ,
CLOSING LITHOGRAPHIC DEAL.
Probably today or tomorrow the deal
with the new llthographing concert)
will be closed. and It Is believed that
it will be closed favorably. The con-
tracts and papers were sent to the con-
cern this morning, by the committee
of the Merchants' and Manufacturers’
Association. and It Is hoped that 1 nt-
“factory answer will be received soon.
THE SALVE THAT "SALE“
without leaving I scar h DeWitt'I.
motes Witch line] in applied to many
is the only Witch Hue] Salvo mode
witch 11ml. Witch Hm!
Salvoiidlerod mitioobonnterloit.
....= a warm...” as. Fagin»
Ill WI '5
wont! turn:
her |
1
mm, but DeWitt'n Witch Hazel Solve,
that cohtnlns the pore unadulterated"
,hmmmfllihd‘
”‘w’wmfi rue. acorn uonwntn rnuor oo
'u‘rltrvto ‘ LA ‘ -n' FIDIRATION.
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International President Donnoliy Nur-
ly Klllod White So Doing.
CHICAGO. Oct fir—Michael Don-
nelly, international president of the
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workmcn, lies at his home.
says the Tribune, recovering frotn it
vicious assault that is alleged to have
been instigated by the labor leaders
who are opposing his attempts to purl-
fy the Chicago Federation of Labor.
Donnelly was attacked on the night of
September 2'l while returning from it
meeting of the. Packing 'l‘rades' Coun-
cil, the Central Trade Union boartl of
the stock yards. For ten days the
doctors expressed little hope of hill
recovery and gave out a report that
he was suffering from a physical break-
down catiscd by overwork.
Private detectives were set at work
and they have last announced that the
guilty men are known and will be ar-
rested as soon as the Instigators oi‘
the assault ate discovered
When Donnelly on July 1'», charged
the secretary of a large employers' as-
sociation with “fixing" labor leaders he
was told by outside parties to "kt-cp
his hands off." He continued the fight
and us a result charges were made
aralust several of the most prominent
officials of tttulcs' unions In the city.
'I‘ lien c :uno thr cat s of per sons] v iolcllc u
that he would clear tip the case at any
cost. The attacks on lionttclly came
just at the opening of the series of cort-
ferenccs between the Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butcher workmen
ntttl the packing interests of the coun-
try. Ilottnclly was to have acted as
spokesman for the tucli anal all know
that his absence from the meetings
would mean tiemorallzation. Ills close
advisers and the officials of the union
realized this and gave ottt thc rcport
that ho was temporarily ill. \‘icc Pre-
sident C, E, Ht-Ittttidt. of the union, took
his place at the head of the committee
which dealt with the packers and tire
Illi'll were pacifier] with the information
that he was working under lloutrcily's
orders.
MEMORIAL TO GOV. INGERSOLL.
Read at the Opening of the United
States District Court in New Haven.
HARTFORD, ()ctober Iii—A memor-
Ial to ex-(Iovernor Charles R. Inger-
soll. who died at New Haven, January
25, 1903, was read at the opening of
the full term of the linitcd States Ills.
trict Court, yesterday. Judge Platt
was on the bench. After reviewing
Mr. lagers-oil‘s life the resolutions
state that he was an acknowledged
lradcr of the Connecticut bar, both
in tlttI state courts and those of the
l'nitcil States, whose cases were pre-
pared with great patience and indus-
try nntl whose arguments were master
pieces of logic and rhetoric. A fitting
tribute was paid to ills personal qual-
ltics and the distinction which he
gained while acting as the chief cchu-
tive of the commonwealth for 1872 to
1.77 was dwelt upon.
The resolutions were signed by Sitti-
con E. lialdwltt. Henry (.1. Stoddard and
ticorgo l). \Vatrous.
All of the cases on the trial docket
were either assigned for trial in the
near future or put over until the next
term of the court, There were no
jury cases so the jury was excused for
the term. The case of the First Na-
tional llunk of Bridgeport. vs. the
Bridgeport Trust Company, was tts~
signed for a hearing Monday. This
suit, Involves attachment of $10,000 be.
longing to Miss Hall. legatce of the
(liltnan estate. The case of Patrick .1.
(‘rofton Vs, the Fair Haven and West—
villc Railroad Company. of New Hit-
\'I‘ll. will he Itctrrd in New Haven by
mutual agreement of counsel.
"Sweet as Cream.”
NO CONFERENCE OF METAL
WORKERS.
MERIDEN, Oct. li.—~On account of
the absence from town yesterday of
President Dodd and Vice-president
Wilcox, of the International Silver
Company. the e'xpected conference with
representatives of the metal workers‘
tinion was not held. The silver com-
pany officials were oblldgod to go to
New York today and It is understood
they notified the union committee to
that effect. It is not known when thi
conference will take place. Its pur-
pose Is to discuss the action of the
company In rejecting the demand of
the union for a nine hour day.
KING VICTOR IN PARIS.
PARIS, October l4—King Victor Em-
manuel and Queen Helena. of Italy, ar-
rived here at 3:30 p. m. A large crowd
at the, station greeted their Majestles
enthusiastically.
Seventh Fire 6831‘“
Dance Folios.
. This week, thirty-floecents. ia-
clmling the Crown Ham‘s, Wet-
mark, Pastime. Ragtime. Star
and others.
Coleman's
10 North Main Street, South Not-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spluidlng’o Baseball
and Sporting Gouda.
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The satisfaction of knowing that
yous-mo and other valuables are ob-
Ioluioly secure is worth much more
than Mount unwedmlthox.
our amt anarchism? Satisfaction or Money Bank.
Snappy Suits
at $15 and $18.;
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- dining collar s—thc regular ,ctlstom- -madc cf-
fcct; and like good custom-made, they will hold shape indefi-
nitely.
In quality they are the highest grade we ever have offered
at $t5 and $18.
Brown and tan Homespuns with overplaid effect, and fine
black unfinished Worstcds 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 Fall Hats and Furnishings are ready.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 322.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 44-4.
We have a siorcltccplttg principle we would like you
to get better acquainted with. It‘s a business "cltarticter"
we've built during the twelve years we have been before
the people asking their patronage. Our business has been
buildcd on a firm foundation of lltllll'ltl 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, attd
if fair dealing counts for anything: we will get It too. Let's
get acquainted. It won't cost you anything to learn our
methods.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
You Won t Be Ashamed
1/90!" correspondence ifyou use Eton-Hurlbut writing papers.
We have just received a lame consignment for our two
:tores.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
3 South Main street,
South Norwalk.
* 'paoroempn‘s ‘ ”
of tho
CHILDREN
should now be undo.
—DO NOT DELAY—
It I- too risky.
HEALTH PHOTOGRAPHS
are the but.
JACKSON’S STUDIO.
NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES.
33 Wall Street. Oppollto Hotel Norwalk.
fill
49 Wall street,
Nor-walk.
:uju l.l, o.o:-.o,I,-;-;-:-,I:-
l Lewio' Popular Priced Photograph Studio,
ll Main Street, Nor-walk.
Personal attention given all sittings, from 10 a. m., to i p. in. Sun- ‘
days 10 a. m., to 1:30 p. at. Children's photographs a specialty,
.szn rum
lsadebtor to his profession. An opthlan owes to his work the best he can
do]. A kpart of this debt can be paid only with thorough knowledge of optl
.3 wor
HOMER 3. H0": Refraction Optician,
100m 0 United look Iuildlng, South Norwnlk, Donn.
Oilico hours 8 to 11: 45: 13: is to d: 80. Saturday ovonlhu, 'I-I.
Special Appointments at convonlouco of patrons
No. 2 Null: Delivered it 55 00 a Ton.
All Other Size: in 5took it 56. 25,
cm” nut: .00 new“ .
mar M 1'“wa ALI. “not"
Tooth Brushes
10 cents,
With a'_Sample
Oriental
Tooth Powder.
Clitiord Pharmacu
PHONE 15-2.
TOOAY lN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, October li~'l‘lte fen—
turc of the stock market in the ertrll‘
trading today was the apparent liquid-
ation In the various stocks of the (lan-
adlan group. Canadian Pacific, which
opened with a full point advance on
London's lead. soon lost all Its gain
and more. Minneapolis. St. Paul attd
Snulte Ste Marie common. after a frac-
tional advance, declined “.2 points. Twin
City Rapid Transit lost 21,45. and Ile-
iroit l'nitcd Railwaya. 3‘»). Aside from
tho disturbed condition of the stock
market throughout the (‘anadiau |)i'()V<
incl-s particularly lll Mollti'ctll, there
was no news to account for the break
in these stocks.
WALI. S’I‘lildlfi'l‘. 10:10 a. m.»~(lpcn-
lug prices on the Stock Exchange to-
day advanced all around. helped by the
strength of the London market. l7nit-
cd States Steel. Illil,. Atturlgatnatcd
(topper, Sugar and Canadian Pacific
gained a point each. There were, very
heavy dealings lit United States Stecl
at an advance of V... the first block of
ll\'(‘ thousand shares being followed by
a transaction ltt 3,000 shares. Dealings
were on a moderate scale.
WALI. STREET. 1 p, m.~-- The pres~
sure against Amalgamated continued
ittttil It was forced down to 31%. Some
of the other metal stacks became. heavy
bill the market in general was steady
and quite dull. The reduction Ill the
dividends of the Vulcan lletinning
stocks caused offers of the conttnou
stock at 15 and the ptcferred at :10
colttparcd with ptcyious tranauciTo..s
at 2159:. and 70 tcspcctitclv.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private mre or Ms
Dies & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro
kerl. Swartz & Corbett Blur-k, South
Norwallt:
Open. ll"’ll. Imv. 1"!“
Aural. t‘op., :ltllg 131:5.- 3.31,,- 51.7511.
.\. t‘, A’v l-'. (70., 313-. 214i; 301i. 3%;
.\, (‘. & l~‘.. pf., at; or. uni. 1:51.;
Am. Loco, 12 12 11-"); 12
Am. Sillt'll.. to 401;. 391... 40%
Am. Sttgar_ 109% 1101.. 109 101W.
Anaconda dill. 1.31,. {.314 (31,1’ .
A. '1‘, i: S. R, MR. 4241.. 635’. «My.
A. 'I‘. & S, I", p, 87%- 161.2 is? 1A,, 8‘. it.
Hall. a Ohio, 7354,. 15-..- 7.1: ’ 7311].
liklyn ll. '1‘.. 32-3.. 137+). 3le 321,4
Cites. & Ohio, 2111/2 2““;- 2015 2914’,
(‘11. & N. \\'., 15?- 1;’..’. 1:35 155
(.‘h. (It. West. ll-‘i. 14%; 1-111. 11%
C, III. a S. I’., 12h; 13m... 130 136
(‘01, I", (Q l.. 38 ‘29 28 ‘28
(‘01. Sontlt., 1134 11%.; 11% 11W.
(‘.ot|,(ias, 171%; 171% 1111,42 I'll-f5
Eric. 377k 27% 27 27
Erie, lst. pf., hit-'13 (.51)., 6.1% 653',
1011, Elet‘._ Hit leffil 113 HR
ill Ctntral, 129% 121W; IZ‘IH; 12201;,-
Lou. K: Naslt..1171il. $1714. 97 971.9
\ianhattatt, 1301/: 110% 130 130
Mel, St, Ry.. 103“, 103i. 1031-3 103%
\l. K. a T. pf.. 331,4, '13 1.. 3:111. 331;.
Mo. Pacific RT ’, 551;. 871.; SR
.\7. Y Central 115142 115’s. 1151/; 1151;; ,
Nor & West 5111;. 5'.‘ 50% 567...
Ont Sr “'est, 2014,. 20K. “0‘4; 2014;
Penn. R. R., 1177.; 1177;. 117% 117%
Pm. Gas, 90 9035. 90 90%
Pres. S. Car, 30 30 293;. 2914,
Reading, 45% 4511; «151,4. 45%
Read, 2 pf.. 631/,» 64 631/; 64
Rep, Steel , 77$ 77.. 714’. 7‘4.
Rock Island, 24% 2435'. 231.. 233;.
South. Pac., 40% 40% 39% 393,4
So. Ry Co. 1711 17% 16%, 17
S. Ry. (‘0. pl 71% 71% 70% 70%.
Term. C &I. 2714. 27-35 27 27%
Texas Pac.. 22% 22-33. 22 22"
’ Union Pac 6975 701.4; 69% 611%
(In. Poo. pf., 84 84 Si 84
U, S. 1.911.. 6% 615.15% 6%
U, S. Lea, pf., 75% 751.1. 7. W. 7511.
U. S. R. a 0., 5% 5% 5% 5%
U. S, Steel, 13 131.9 13 131/;
. U. S, Steel, pf., 5R§fi ~’
Wabash. 161i.
Wabash, pf.. ’ 29%
Wes. Un. Tel, 81%
Wis. Cont. H79
DIED DURING FIT OF RAGE.
ALBANY. N Y. Oct. 14 —-Brynn
Shechan aged 57, died of anoulexy "n
%hc western turnpike just outside the
city limits yesterday fmm the effects
of a fit of rage while berating an auto-
mobile party which had passed him
and scattered it drove of his cattle.
Sheehan was standing tip in hie wn
tron, fiercely denouncing the automo~
bile. when he. suddenly pitched head<
long from the wagon, and when picked
up was dead. He was known as one at
the pioneers in the cattle business in
connection with the West Albany
Stock yards.
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CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST.
Rev. Jun. 8. cox of Wake. Ark..
writes. “For l2 years i suffered from
Yellow Joundice. I consulted a number
of physicians and tried all sorts of
medicines, but got no relief. Then I
began the use of Electric Bitters and
feel that I am now cured of a disease
that had me In Its group for twelve
years." If you want a reliable no."
clue for Liver and Kidney trouble.
stomach disorder or general debility.
get Electric Bitten. It'o guaranteed
by Frank H. Baxter. Only We. "
We have just added to our stock I
line of line stationery. Come in and
look it our. 4 Prices right.
. ., .,',.;. throat. ‘ ._
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if 1*? ,
By the Boot Drooood Men In ithi
Vicinity.
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW
w: SHALL as GLAD T0 ouow vou THE connect STYLES Patti {'
THE NEW SEASON, AND YOU WILL READILY SEE WHERE MONEY ‘
WILL BE SAVED IF YOU BUY CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF ANDtYer
BOYS HERE.
WE ARE STRONG ON FALL AND AND WINTEROVEROOATE.
RAIN COATS,$10.00 TO $22.00. ,
$10.00,$12.00 AND $15.00 WINTER SUITS FOR MEN. . THE LARGEST
LINE EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER NECKWEAR AT 500. ,
THREE LOTS OF WINTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, AT 480 PER ,
GARMENT.
Our guarantee roads: Your money back If you want it. ",' H‘ '1'!
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SELLECK {PRICE
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk. . ' I.
Shoulders
are now worth 7 5-4c lb. in Chicago. That
means 6 1-20 lb. here.
We shall offer 500 lbs. at 80 on Ftidilll
and Saturdau. probablu the last at this price.
Atmoms’ best shoulders {Sc lb.
Is It Worth" list
to suffer from Eye . Iicad Ache or Poor Vision when relief is so
near and can be had at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without cost, and
il‘ glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price. »
Perfect fitting guaranteed. '
o. B. JACKSON. _
Graduate’OPticlan. . .- -~
‘ NolWS‘nlk,‘ Cont» .
68 Wall Street.
TELEPHONE 10E
Mill Pond Casters.
Lovers of good oysters should
try them They are the best;
Also have all kinds of fish
fresh every day. \
. FREE DELIVERY, .
West End Washington Street Iridal.
South Nomik,_c°n
to prove our powers to give greatest values (it Extension Tables.
Parlor Tables, Car! Tables and Tables for the Sick Room. , ._
No and to style. Every table a special price, an zoo-jg!
third reduction. You can not begin to appreciate the multitude
of this offer from this advertisements“ tbe stock for your.
self. We lead' an all' in quality, quantity and low prlces. ”
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12 North Main Street.
Our system of training m baldable office lie-1p anion; ,
plowsailoverthls country know it! Webaoe 1 NM
reputation.
Norwalk Chronicler