maniac-hoard <1 AT '5 If‘ANfi’S [>- Phone l65-5 , Fresh Homemade Candies WOW , 51 Washington St. .otollco toils. ”The Norwalk City Counril will hold a regular meeting next Monday even- ing. Cutliill has a full supply of all kinds of fish. fresh today. Read his ad. “Sweet as Cream." Mrs. Charles l", street .Norwalk. is visiting relatives in lirooklyn. Mil-l. Ella 0. Hells. widow of the late Arthur L. Butts, died yesterday in Cum- berland, Md. "Sweet as Cream." Svec's orchestra will furnish music for the Hebrew ball. to be held in Mll‘. sic llali, Thanksgiving. St. John's Hodge. A. F. and A. M., of Norwain. wil meet this evening and confer the E. A. degree. At a meeting of Washington Chapter. R. A. M., of Norwaik. last evening. the M. M. degree was conferred on two can didales. “Sweet as Cream." Although apples are comparatively scarce in this vicinity and are selling for good prices. they are said to be plentiful in New York-and Pennsylvan- la and are selling correspondingly cheap in the New York city markets. —-Don’t forget big time at Music Hall tomorrow night. Svec's Band and Orchestra Ball. The Girls' Friendly SDI-lety of St. Paul‘s Church, Norwalk. is planning to givr an entertainment in iioyt's Thea— tre. Washington street, next Wednes— day owning. The entertainment will he participated in entirely by local tal- cat. —Tickets 25 cts. for Grand Ball, to- morrow night, Music Hall. Sveo‘s Band and Orchestra. Good music. Now is the time to fill all blanket and comfortable needs, as prices of wool and cotton are going up. A, J. Collins & Company advertise today a blanket and comlortuble sale for this week which is of importance as a money" saver. “Sweet as Cream." ‘ The degree team of-Cockcnoc Tribe. 1. O. R. M., of Norwalk. will meet this evening to rehearse the chief's degree which the team will confer on a class of sixty candidates tomorrow evening. Quite a party of Norwalk young peo- ple will go to New Canaan this even- ing and attend a dance. NATIONAL CIVIC FEDERATION. Employers and Labor Representatives of Repute Present. CHICAGO. Oct. 15.—Employers and labor representatives of National repu- tation were in attendance today in Steinway Hall at the opening session of the National Civic Federation con- ference. which i: to discuss and debate questions affecting wage earners and capitalists. in an effort to better rela- tions between them and to right indus- trial evil. William D. Mahon. president of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees of America, Sam~ IIel (iompers. president of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor: John Mitch- ell. president of the United Mine Work- era. and S. S. McClure. of New York, were among those present at the gath- erlng. which was called to order by Judge Arba N. Waterman. president of the Chicago branch of the Civic Federa~ lion. Capital was also represented ‘as was the farmer. T. F. Woodlock. edi- tor of a financial paper; Oscar S. Strous, president of the New York Board of Trade. and John M. Btaht. who will represent the ngriculturalists. be. ing in attendance. “Sweet as Cream." ARTILLERYMAN ROBBED. Lost 0200 in Cash. Letter of Credit and Return steamship Ticket. BOSTON. Oct. 15.—A loss of $200 in cash. a letter of credit for five hundred pounds on a Boston bank and his re- turn steamshtp ticket ‘to London was reported today by Gerard 8. Phillips. :1 member of the Honourable Artillery Company of London. Mr. Phillips be- lieves that the robbery was committed at last night‘s banquet of the English- men to the Americans. and that the man who robbed him was in the guise of n waiter. .110 recalls that on at- tat anytime seemed to he on- and y attentive. The police have taken steps to 5109 payment on the letter of credit. and the steamship company has been noti- lied to cancel the ticket for titration. alLVEn WONKINS' DEMANDS RE- ~”’ Fri-ED. SHELTON. 'Oct. 15. —‘i‘he employees of the Derby Silver ‘,Illl a branch of the International Sliver Company. to- day rocolnd notification from the on oer: of the company that the demand ’l‘rlstt‘am. of Berkeley Old (In. and I 1101:. l . OUR DREAT ooARANTId: SATISFAcTIoN OR NONEV BAcII. Courts» to» hy Hui honour a In: THE BETTER CLOTHES GROW IN STYLE AND FIT, THE BETTER CLOTHES MEN WANT. we SELL MORE $15 SUITS EVERV VEAR-AND MORE sis TO S25 SUITS THAN YOU THINK. - SUITS TO PLEASE THE MOST CRITICAL MEN ARE HERE—SUITS WITH CONCAVE SHOULDERS AND ALL THE OTHER MARKS OF FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTHES. PICK FROM GOODLY VARIETIES‘ OF FANCY MIXTURES AND SCOT- CHY TWEEDS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED MODELS. BROWN AND TAN HOMESPUNS AND BLACK UNFINISHED WORST- EDS AND THIBETS iN SINGLE BREST SACKS. $8.50 TO :25. TOP COATS WITH SNAP AND no IN THEM Boxv COVERTS. :10 UP; SMART RAIN COATS, 510 UP. EVERYTHING ELSE IN GOOD WEARS FOR MAN AND BOY—— EVERYTHING BUT SHOES. Gomstoclt Bios. SOUTH NORWALK, Tel. Call, 32-2. NORWALK, Tel. Call, 44-4. PAUL MISSIK WILL HANG. HARTFORD. Oct. 15.41 he trial or Paul Missik. charged with the murder of Charles O'Brien. was concluded in the Superior Court. yesterday. and a verdict of murder in the first degree was rendered. Early in the session the prosecution closed its case and dur- ing the remainder of the day the de- fence presented its witnesses. Misaik himself was put on the stand and des- cribed his actions on the night before the shootingf‘took place: He said that he had been drinking with O‘Brien but regarding the shooting his mind is a blank. “Sweet asCream." Seveuiu Five Cent Dance Folios. This weéfi. thirty-flee cents. in- cluding the Crown Harris, Wet- m,arfi Pastime. Ragtime, Star and others. Coleman's , 10 North Main Street. south Norwolk. Agent for A. G. Spaulding’n Baseball and Sporting Goods. . nouncod at 10:45 that a verdict huIl Tillman low ll Free Man Jury in Noted South Carolina Case Announced Ii Verdict of Not Guilty When Court Conveood This Morning f '_~‘"' ' T—T—T-TP LEXINGTON, ti. 1‘... October Ill—The Jury in the done of .l, ll. ’l'illtuan has found him not guilty. The jury au- llt‘t'll agrerd upon. The defendant and attorneys were sent for and the jury then filed into the court room and the verdict was read. A demonstration followed the art- rrounctment. frlIIrIls of the defendant giving vent to their feelings in II shout The court previous to the reading ol' the verdlIt had a‘dlhonislII-Il the speI- tutors to refund from arty demonstra— Iion Counsel for defense muted the tie-i fendant' 5 din barge from the sheriff' s -uStody. No objectifins being made by th'cn state the court made the, or- IlI-l'. ’ihe jury “as out about twenty hours before returning a verdict. The Ile- .‘i‘llillllll shook hands with the judge IIIIi members of the jury. and left the court room accompnuird by his friends Ind couluel. Thore was great uncertainty when ‘Ollli Iohvencd todnv as to whether u child would be reuIlIed We have a stor we've built during the twelve bullded on a firm foundation get acquainted. methods. BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN. _ I-lteeping principle we would like you to get better acquainted with. the people asking their patronage. Our business has been We ask a fair share of profits for ourselves. no more. want your custom now, and we. worn it in the future. and if fair dealing counts for anything we will get. it, too. ( it won‘t cost you anything to learn our MANUEL T. HATCH ‘ / PREPARED vFORfifivNV IVENTUAL- M.— Russia Not Likely to Make a Move to . Proclpltsto Hoatilltlu l’Allll-‘l, Oct 15 .-—-()tllIlIIl IlesputI-hos from St. l’etersburll any the llusslun Ministers of War and of Murine have announced that while not wishing to make any more likely to precipitate hostilities in the Far East. yet both departments of tlIIIROVIII'IInII-nt wish to have it known that they are com. pleiIIiy prepared to meet any eventuall- 1 (Rib lul adIlIes from Japan anti (lltllitl show [but the tfenollallons be- tween the Russian Minister to Japan. Baron Ile liosen. and the Japanese For- eign Minister continue. but their status is not disclosed. in the meantime the officials here have been informed of the signing of the commercial treaty between Chiba and JIIIIIIII. which will have an import- ant bearing on the Russo-Japanese slitt- ntlon. The treaty opens lllukden, the capital of Mam-hurls. and, one other point to Japanese commerce. China's opening of the Manchurian capital to Japan while Russia has not yet evacu- ated Mauchuriu is considered signifi- cant and as likely to ameliorate the dif- fcrences. "Sweet as Cream." MERRILL'S BONDS FORFEITED. BOSTON. tlctuber ln—Wnen the, ease of Moody Merrill. who is under indictment charged with IImlIezzling varioua sums, was called in the Sn- perior (‘ourt today. the respondent was tloi present, and his bonds were de- faulted. —-llall and Concert Music Hall, tomorrow night. ets already sold. Svec's Band. 300 lick it. takes more money to he a million- aire now than it did fifty years ago. It's a business "character" years we have been before of honest grain or fair prices. We Let 's stores. I' Scuth Main street. South Nor-walk. I... Won I Be AshaIIIed of your correspondence if you use Eton-Harlbat writing papers. We have just received a large consignment for our two WILLIAM. F. BEERS, 49 Wall street, Norwalk. an the NEW STYLES. 53 Wall street. days 10 a. m., PHOTOGRAPHS of tho ’ ' ‘ CHILDREN chauld now he made. ~00 NOT DELAY— lt In tool-inky. HEALTH PHOTOGRAPH. JACKSON’S STUDIO. Lewio‘ Popular- Priced Photograph Studio. 11 Main Street. Norwnlk. Personal attention given all sittings. from 10 a. m., to i p. In. Sun» to 1:30 p. m. Children’s photographs a specialty. bolt. Low PRICES. Opposite Hotel Nor-walk. EVERY :15 a debtor to his profession. 0. cal work. Room 0 United Ilnk Building An optlcian owes to his work the best he can A part of this debt can he paid only with thorough knowledge of opti- HOMER B. HOYT. Refueling Optician. Ollco Iran I to 11:45. “12:45 to c: so. Saturday "man. u. , Special Appointments st convenience“ muons. . No. 2 Nut. Dhllvored' at $5.00 a Ton. All Dibbl- Sites in‘ Stock at so. as. delivered ht my _ tooth Nor-walk, Conn. Oplln. Hi"h. Low. 1230. \mal. Cop. 315%.. (”53 336.3 :1 A, C, & F (10.10 19 173/. 177;. A. (‘ & 10,111.11»; 02% 61% 62 Am. L'.,O(0 ‘74; 11% 101.1. 11 Am Smelt 3911 39% 38%, 38% Am Srrgar,10l\‘3 109 108V; 100 Anaconda 60 62 6013 00 A. r. a S. Fe III. 64. 63%. cm, A '1‘. &S SF. p it?!» 8712‘ 871$; 871$ Bait. & Ohio. 7111: 737'; 7314; 7314’; liklyn R, 'l‘,. 3119 31% 30 30% (‘11. Gt. West” Iii-Rf, 14% 14% 14% Clrcs. 4': Ohio. 201‘.- 2914; 2371i 28% (7, M. £2 St.P..13iI‘/; 135% 1347.. 135% Col. South._ 12 12 12 12 Con. Gas, 171 171 171 171 Eric. let. M., (iii 06% 65314 650’. ill. Central. 128 28% 128 128% Lori. & Nash. 90% 9631‘. 963/. 9603 Manhattan 1311 130 129% 129-13 Met. St. Ry., 100% 103% 103 103 Mex. Cent.. 10% 101.3 9% 9% M. K. k T.. 16 10 16 16 M. K It: '1‘.. pf.. 3g% 33% 33% 33% Mo. Pacific, 8. 1,3 87% 87 87% Nat. Lem. 11V, 1114 11% 1114 N. 1'_ Central, 115% 116 115% 115% Nor. & West. 56 56 56 56 Out. & West., 20 20% 1971; 19% Penn. R. R.. 117% 117% 117 117% Poo Gas 90 90 89% 891.4; Pres. S Car 28 ~29 23 281,: Reading 45% 461/3 45% 457 .~ Del. &Hud., 150 150 149% 150 ' Erie, 2‘7 271,3 267.5”.- 27% ’ Rep. Steel. 7% 7% 7% 7% Rock Island. 23% 237;; 23%, 23% South. Pac. 391/3 39% 39% 39% So. Ry €0.17 17 1675; 17 S Ry Co. pf. 70% 70% 70% 70% Tenn. C. &1. 26% 26% 26% 26% Texas Pac.. 22 22 22 22 Union “Poe, ‘ 69% 69% 69 69% U s. Lea: 6% 6% 6% 6% U S Lea, pf., 73 73 71% 72 u. s R. an. ion 5% 51/. 51/. 3 look it over. . Tooth "Brushes l0 cents, With a Sample Oriental Tooth1 Powder. Cliilord Pharmacu PHONE 1“ WWW TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL S'I‘RE 21'. 10:10 a. m.-'l‘he tone, of the opening Stock market was irregular. A nltmber of the metal stocks and of the \‘undcrbilts were heavy. while the principal active stocks slioWed fractional advances. Amul- gumated (‘oppcr‘run off hi. to yester- day's low level. and Cleveland. C. C. & St. Louis dropped llé. American Car pfd. rose I'll. l WALL STREET. 11 It. m.———'l‘he early stock trading showml pressure against industriuls and r-sistunce by the rail- roads. Stinks oT Iallroud equiment companies showed the most weakness but the general metal group was also heavy Anaconda deIlirII-Ii 23/3. Lo comotive pfd. ‘Zrl. Leather pfd. :5 and Aanilgamaied Lead pfd.. the Pressed Steel stocks. Iriltfflmtlllvt‘ and the, Smelling stocks 1 to 1,4,. American (‘nr pt'd. was lifted to 6:315 despite the depression in kindred stocks. lint little impression was} made IIII standard stocks. although the opening small gains were quite generally cancelled. WALL S'l‘llElC’l‘. nooir.~-—’l‘be mal'kct became very dttl IIl'tI.I' ll o‘cloek in expectation of a decline in the Amalga— mated l‘opper dividend. That stock hovered about last night‘s closing level. The general list was about steady. Slightly below the best. A fall of 1% in ilrookiyn 'l‘ruusil caused but slight response. AIncIiIIIII (‘ar last 1 Lake- Eric and Western l 3. iii cult pfd. 1‘4; and C 1e veland Lorain & \\ bet-ling pfd. 5. Bonds were steady. WALL S'i‘llElC'l‘, l p. m.~-ngltt sell- ing developed again. to which the prin— cipul railroad stocks were the most sensitive. St. Paul. Baltimore 12: Ohio. and Reading sold a point in low the highest and the railroad list gInerully IulId slightly below yestIIIluy a filial prices. I’Ioplcs (ins IteIltned 1 and Pressed Steel (‘al pfd 2 but the speI- tallies IItlII-I-wiseovIIre but little chang- ed. The undertone become stcadier near 1 o'clock. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over private we or ma- ples & Goldsch ldt, Commission Bro- ken. Swnrtz d: Corbett block South Norwolk: U. 8. Rubber, 8 8 8 8 .....L...._.-L..... RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS. BOSTON. Oct. 15.—Arrived: Steam- ers Saxon King. Lverpool; Borneo. Cal- eut‘a a: St. An rows, Java; Fenley, Java; Cambrian King. Antwerp. 1‘...ITUCKII.T LIGHTSHIP. Oct. 15. -—Steamer Pretoria tram Hamburg for New York. passed here at 7 a. In. PLYMOUTH. Oct 15. —~Arrlved: Farsi Bismarck; from New York, and proceeded LIVERPOOL. Oct. 15.—Arrived: lvernlan, from Boston; ' .u I DOWIE'8 DELEGATION ARRIVES. NiAGARA FALLS, N. Y. Oct. 15— Alexander Dowl ‘s Zion City delegation which to bound for New York has ar- rived hers. Soon after their arrival the entire body of 1. 600 people were n'rrorlpoct Park and photo- graphed. l We have inst‘ added to our stock a line of line stationery. Come in and U S Steel 13 13 1234 1271'' of ours this week is of great importanc e as a money saver. . g, S) Sitleel pf. 58% 53% 57% 5:16 10-4 WHITE 0R GRAY BLANKETS AT 450, 69c AND 98c “ as 1 17 1 - 11-4 wart-a OR GRAY BLANGL‘FS A'l‘ 98c TO salon Wabash. pf.. 28% 29% 28% 28% West. (In. Tel., 8093 80-33 801,5 801/ IN CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS $3. 50 TO 3600 ‘ EXTRA LARGE COMFORTABLES WITH BEST WHITE COTTON Vicinity. . ; . LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW . I ‘, “t" w: SHALL BE GLAD To wow you THE cORREcT ITYLIO’TROR . ‘ WILL BE SAVED IF you suv CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF AND volts nova HERE. WE ARE STRONG 0N FALL AND AND WINTER OVERCOATI. RAIN COAT8,$10.00 TO $22.00. ' ' . I $10.00, $12.00 AND $15.00 WINTER SUITS FOR MEN. THE LARGEST V‘ " u ’ ‘ Id-flf LINE EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY. A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER NECKWEAR AT 500. ~ I. . ‘ ,- THREE LOTS OF WINTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, AT ”OPERJ ; GARMENT. Your money back it you want it. ‘ l "1' Our guarantee reads: SELLEOKSFRIOE 1“" 98 WashingtonIStreet. South Norwalk. V - . . are now worth 7 5’)- 4c lb. in Chicago. That means 51 20 lb. here. We shall offer 500 lbs. at 80 on Fridhll ? and baiurdau. probablu the last at this price. Armours’ best shoulders 50 lb. to suffer from Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief is so. near and can be had at such small cost? We make a thorough examination of the Ey.es without cost. and ‘ if glasses are needed furnish them at the low est possible price. Perfect fitting guaranteed. 1.4 N _l o. B. JACKSON. v Grlduato Optician. ‘ ‘ ‘ Norwalk. Conn. . . 58 Wall Street. TELEPHONI ‘10.. OUTBILI.’ MILL POND OYSTERS.I.oNo No ROUND cLAMS HARBOR noun.‘ WEAK FISH. FLAT FIIH. BuTTsRSg " FISH STEAK coo. ALL STRIcTLV: FRESH TODAY. " FREE DELIVERY. « West End Washington Street Bridge, South Nomlhcon There is a Blanket or Comfortable need now is the time ,to unit, 03,; prices of wool and cotton are going up; Prices will not again be so low. mo of the special lots will be sold out later, the variety will be srnallod and there's nothing like the first pick anyhow. This Blanket and Comfortable, Solo ’ \ FILLING FROM :1. 50 To $3.00 We ordered these goods several months ago and the prices are fully 20 per cent. less than you can buy same qualities for later in the aoasoh._ ‘ A. J.» ’ Funeral DIrectors and Enrbalmrrs. i 12 North Main Street. South N ,, forOfflceAulstatts. Ourspmm of trcfrtlngmafia‘haloablc office help ’ ‘ planet-“11mm: countable!» it! Webma’
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