«Aromas»
Phone “5-5
Fresh
Ho?” hairdo
Candid:
5! Washington St.
.‘IIII News kites
”Read Schaub‘s ad. and see the spec—
ial prices on meals l'OI this week
James W, Maples. of New York
(‘ity, formerly of Norwalk, is In town
today.
——Fresh hams. Buttery's Mkt.
Lorenzo Dibble has some new goods
for Saturday‘s selling, which you will
find fresh and nice. Read his ad. for
particulars. ‘
Mrs. J. Milton Cob‘uru has returned
frolu a pleasant trip throughout Mass-
ncliusetts.
There will be a Bird (illib field walk,
Saturday, having ’I he Urecu, Norwalk,
at 1:30 o'clock.
'—‘Silliui(it’.l‘ steak 10c, illitlcry's Mkt.
Major Frederick A. Hill was in New
York city this morning and saw the
Zionists arrive there.
William Grace, who has been under-
going treatment at the Hospital, left
the institution yesterday.
A, J. Collins anti Company are ship
ping a large number of pieces of an-
tique furniture to Akron, 0.
——New Dunlap Derby. O‘Brien‘s.
Miss MarJon Vernam opens her Juv-
eniic dancing class, this afternoon, in
the town assembly hull, Wall street.
’I‘. J. Magncr is offering a few spec-
ials Itohis customers and friends for
this week only. Read ltis ad. and see
what they are,
George S, Grumman, of Norwalk, ar-
rived home last night front New flav-
en, where he attended the two days'
lIottlt-rs' convention.
-—'Speciai for Saturday;
nolla Milk for 25c.
'l‘bomasiil. Raymond, who has been
the guest of ltis IIIII-lc, .\lit-hacl Kelley,
of Spring Hill, has returned to his
home in Trenton, N. .l.
The funeral of the late David Stow
will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. from the family rehidence in
High street, South Norwalit.
——I.eg of lamb, He, lillttery's .Vlkl.
Hnnlon Brothers, of NUI'Witik. have
recently purchased all of the stock of
the New Milford Pottery Company. The
goods have been shipped to Norwnlk.
You will miss a golden opportunity it
you do not aim ad the fall opening sale
at the Boston Store. The styles, quai-
itles. and prices offered are unsur-
passed.
Mrs. Shcehan. of Winnipauk, under—
went all operation on one of her eyes
at the Norwaik Hospital this morning.
The operation was potfutnud by Dr.
T'utnet' assisted by III. 'i'I-vaIII.
—--Shoultiols 8e per ll). At the Da-
venport store.
The fish and game commissions are
sending out from the fish IIatIheI-y at
Windsor Locks 250.000 fingering I-I-ooi.
trout. They are bring placed in
brooks in diforent parts of the state.
Frederick Buckley was riding up
West avenue. yesterday. when he fell
from his wheel, directly in front of a
horse. The lad managed to get out of
the way. but his bicycle was broken.
Mrs. G, Decker was operated on yes-
terday afternoon at the huspltal. the
operation being performed by Dr. Wil-
liam J. Tracey, assisted by l)rs. Hig-
gins and Bean. The patient is doing
very nicely.
-—All styles Alpines, O'Brien.
Blankets and comfortables are. tht
line upon which A. J. Collins and Com
pany ate making a drive this week.
They purchased some time ago a hug
stock in anticipation of a rise in pric
es and they were right. Their custo
mers rae now getting the benefit ot
mots are. now getting the benefit of
The steel steamer Squantum. which
has been placed on the Norwulk Steam-
boat Company's line for a short time.
made a return trip from New York.
last night. and Went up to Norwalk.
Tile Sqnantum is the first passenger
steamer of her size over in the upper
harbor.
——Rib Roast, 12c. Buttery's Mkt.
The thirty—fifth annual convention of
the Grand lodge. Knights of Pythlns.
Domain of Connecticut, will be held at
\‘cga hall, in New Britain. next Tues-
day, beginning at 9:30 a. m. The Ho-
tel Russwfn will be headquarters for
the grand lodge ofllcers. at which place
Mayor Bassett and 'the city officials
will welcome the delegates in public
reception. ,
F. C. Morrill, J. L. Townsend. W. H.
Williams. W. H. Johnson. Harry 8.
Oliver, Boston; John Putnam. James
J. Hornn. Irving C. Senior, Bernard M.
Hope. New Haven: M. German. W. J.
Pickett. P. W. Gallagher. Danbury; C.
F. Thompfin, Philadelphia: W.
Clark, E. magma, S. F. Phelps. L. H.
Dickey. J. W. Breeso. W. T. Btrfnghun.
New York: 0 Augusten Pierson. War-
ner. N. (3., m guest; yesterday. at
the Hotel Clllord c
--2 lb me 25% Bowen's lit.
3 cans Mag-
We Elva fillet added in“! one?!
line of In stationery. Come in and
"""“Oiiit mint “5;“ II'ANTEE: .
IATIBFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Suits that
Dopyrighllflul ”mum-om
THE BETTER CLOTHES GROW IN
STYLE AND FIT, THE BETTER
CLOTHES MEN WANT. WE SELL
MORE $15 SUITS EVERY YEAR AND
MORE S13 T0 525 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 T0 $25.
TOP COATS WITH SNAP AND CO’
1N THEM BOXY COVERTS. 010 UP;
SMART RAIN COATS. $10 UP.
EVERYTHING ELSE IN GOOD
WEARS FOR MAN AND BOY——
EVERYTHING BUT SHOES.
Gomsiock Bros.
SOUTH NORWALK,
Tcl. Call. 32-2.
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 44-4.
SAILOR GETS DAMAGES
FOR
BROKEN LEG.
HONOLUIJ'. ()I-i_ lb. «l'lliled States
District Judge Baler.
I00 damages to John: SI iIiIrIunciu-r. a
niiol‘. against HIV riiili Erskine M.
’hclps. on tlt't'OlIIIl III a broken lo...
i‘he sailor's leg was accidentally frac-
'ure.l when the Ship “as oil‘ (,‘ape
ioru anti the court lit'l‘ilit'ui 'ilill the
aptaln war guilty of negliccncc in IIIII
Iutting III at the neared pIIrI whom
urnicnl treatment could have iit‘I'll‘
IIItaiIII-(l. Both the i“}lii\'illllli lslanth
IIIl Valparaiso were available for lhis
Iurpose.
has awarded $1:
If Methuselah had been a woman
he world‘s age record would be insig-
:iticant.—Puck.
Seventu Five Cent
Dance, Folios.
This week, thirty-fi'oecents, in-
lua'x'ng the Crown Harris, Wet-
nark, Pastime. Ragtime, Star
Ind others.
Coleman’s
to North Main street. scuth MOI-walk.
Agent for A. G. Spluiding 0 Baseball
and Sporting 6W
I. O, 0. P. GRAND INCAMPMINT.
Sixty-Fourth Annual Bouion Open. In
Bridgeport Next Tuoldly.
'l‘he sixty-fourth annual session of
the. grand encampment, l. 0. . F..
will be held ut l’eIpIoIInoI-k Ila l. in
Bridgeport, on Tuesday next. begin-
ning at 10 o'clock. The first business
of the session will be the receiving of
the reports for the year. These. will
show a net gain of ”III III member»
ship and that the year has been pros-
perous for the (‘Ill‘illlllillll'ili fit every
way.
The officers who will conduct the
session are (irund I’attiIIrI-II Marcus l..
Tickets may be secured through any
Bridgeport Odd Fellow.
Charity Rebekah lodge has made
plans to furnish the. dinner to the
grand encampment delegates at 1’0-
IIIIonIIOI-k hull banquet room on Tues-
day afternoon, A committee of tho
llobcknlts met last night and com-
pleted the details for that banquet.
Last night ‘trIItlchIl encampment of
Bridgepolt hi an enthusiastic meet-
‘ing and completed plans for the en-
tertainment of the grand IIIIunIp-
Int-III.
M the llrldgcporf armory, Monday
night, (‘IIIItIIu l‘llu‘pin. oi Sprlngfbld.
Mass, one of Illefi ’fil l'dtilled bodies
Reynolds. of llrldgc‘pmt; (:rand High of men in New Eng ,wlll give IIII
Senior \VIIIIIIII I‘VZliit‘l l’ouIl, New exhibition drill that III-lug looked
Haven; Grand Junior Waldtn I" II‘. IIII“ ml to with Klt'lif interest.
Weston llnltford. “
'l‘weuty-five past grand putriarchs
havo signified their intention of be—
lug present. and on this account the
srssion will be soIIII-wllat memorable.
lirand encampments of ithode Island.
New York and Massachusetts will be
represented at the gathering.
’I‘he delegates will arrive in Bridge-
port the night before. anti on Monday
evening next they will tttrn ottt III a
body to II reception to be given III the
armory to (irand Patriarch Marcus I..
Reynolds. The oratory will be hand—
swutcly decorated for the (X’l'ilSiOll.
Prior to the reception there will be
a parade, starting froth the Atlantic
CONCEDES THE AMERICAN CASE.
Alaskan BOundaI-y Commission'o Do-
cision is Exoccted to bo Favorable.
LONDON, ()el. lli.‘:—'l‘he Associated
Press has the highest authority for
saying that the announcement made
by the London Morning Advertiser lo-
IIIly. that the decision of the Alaskan
lioIIIIIlury Commission virtually con:
('l‘titifl the American case, is entirely
uuirlte. 'I‘III- CIIIIIuIIIIsiIIII, thus far,
has reached Ito decision and no vote
has been laltI-n even in the private
sessions which would indicate Chief
Justice Alverstonc's position, it is
iloit‘i. HI 5 U't'im‘k- ('ilflliin (‘flntlill 0f quite true that the general trend of
Springfield, Mnsr.., Will 1“" fl“ *‘H'fil'l Ioplnion among those connected with
In carriages containing IIH' Kl'fllld iiil- Ilhe Tribunal aside from the (‘ommis-
tslarcll. his otlircrs and the visiting Isioncrs, is that the ultimate decision
otle-Ials of other sections. will be in favor of America but there
On reaching the armory the grand Is in! yet not the slightest \vnrrant for
patriarch and his oflleers will be ten- saying that II III“.- III-I-n I‘I'ilt‘ilt'ti
Iiercd a reception and all present will Confirming II... “um...“ that bode
II“ given an opportunity to meet him- cit-lion in “W AillSilllli iililllltifll‘Y al‘iii-
.\I'Iffl‘ Illl‘ l‘t‘t‘l‘ltlili" ”I" Milli “’i” 1’0 trnilon has ilt‘l‘ll i‘l‘lIl‘ilt‘ti. IllcStdIImI-s
divided into two scItioIIs of twelve Gazette ””5 afternoon adds 'I-Thpri.
men ouch. and the two will play for is howwpl-I Incl-“using ppsglhniflm [II
the dancing which is to follow until gamut“... “p.405;-
I a. tit. _,L....__...___--.,~
'l‘llis reception and dance will not be Advertise 'our want .
. s in
confined strictly to Odd Fellows. ‘ 3 'Ibe Sentinel.
We have a storckcepitlg principle we 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
buildcd on a firm foundation of hottest 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 count I; 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
of your correspondence if you use Eton-Huribut Inrz’ting papers.
We have just received a farce consignment for our two
.tores.
WILLIAM P. DEERE,
49 Wall street.
Norwalk.
. south Main street,
South Nor-walk.
PHOTOGRAPHS .
CHILDREN
should now be made.
—DO NOT DELAY—
It In to o risky.
HEALTH PH OTOGRAPHS 3“. K. & T. lit. ill 34 34 34
are the belt. .‘Ilo. Pacific, 88K. saw. RR 883...
Nat. Lead. tint. I13; 113'. Ital;
, ’ x v Central 1153/ 116 ilfi‘é 116
J ACKSON IS STUDIO, m & We“; 5...: M 55,5 m
NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES. Out. 61' Wash. .20Ii 201.3 20 "0h:
33 Wall Street. Opposite ‘Hotol Norwalk. i-‘ac. Mril. ‘ 19 19% 19 101.4
_ __ _ y ,, .. .-. . ., , g Penn. R, 11.. 1171/2 1171i, llti-‘l; mu
m 7_.,.,,,.,,_ ,._. Pet). Gus. 897;. some seat 893;;
Pres. S, Car, 29% 30 291/2 30
Lewis’ Popular Priced Photograph Studio. ‘2 3:35.99, 4:3: 43% 4;,‘2 4.23.3"
. . . I I
§ II Main Street. Nor-walk. Rock Island. 24 24% 23% 24%
I ' . South Pac.. . 40% 40% 0143’ 401%.
‘g Personal attention given all sittings, from 10 a. m,, to 4 p. in. Sun- ‘ So. Ry. Co., 17% 17%
t . . SO Ry. Co&. plf., 71% 71%
g days 10 a. m., to 1.30 p. m. Childrens photOgraphs a specialty. Tenn C .28 28
I . Union I’ac..l 69% 70
_. .-_ _._..--.-.__ ____m. Un. Pac.. pf.. 841,4. 84%;. 8411. 841.4.
ll. 6 ’ ,’
EVERY mm . I. Shift? 72“ :23? 73’” Iii?
sadebtorto his profession. An Optician owes to his work the best he can U. s R. It; 0.. 53V 5% 5% 5%
IO. A part of this debt can be paid only with thorough knowledge of opti- .U S Steel,13I/. 133;. 13 131/4
at work. U. S, Steel, pf., 587i. . 591/4 5854; 59
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optlolon, animal" , ms iii? $314: gay
teen 0 Una-II Bank Building, Oouth Ham-III, Conn. w:,,_’“§.‘,', ”Ta. 8'. /" 3. A ”8;”: 8...;
Office hours B to 11:05:12:45 to C: 80. Saturday 0"!th Wis. Cent,. 15% 15% 15% 15
Special Appointments at convenience of ”bone.
__-._:_. .._.-...-}.. ..___. _. ._.._ ._.s V A..«--_-..___--
moo- L...
No. 2 Nut Delivered at $5. 00 I Ton.
All Other Sizes In Stock A: $8. 25,
use and Hats.
”Timon
Great Bataan Sale of '
HAT. THAT HAVE IEIN “flj AND 873” All NOW
WHIT‘ ILA“ CHINE... 1“. WITH ALL‘
, Amalgamated
Violet Toilet Soap
10C FOR A BOX OF 3 CAKES.
A full lino of Toilet soaps. all
kinds and prices. at the
Clifford Pharmacu
PHONE 15%
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALI. STREET. 10:10 a. m.~—Amor-
leans wore considerably higher in Lon-
don, this morning. atul there was It
I-onlprellcnsfve advance in the stuck
market at the opening here. In re-
sponse. St. Paul. Reading. New York
t‘entrnl tIIId (‘Ilnadinn l'aciflc were con-
spicuous exceptions with fractional dc-
I-llnes. 'I‘enn. (‘oal allraIII-HI 114; Don—
ver & llio Grande, pri., l, and South-
fl‘l'l Pacific fit. "lhcrc were running
sIIlI s of 3. .700 shates oflC rle at 27% and
175.. computed with 21",. last night.
and of 351nm sharrs of Ate bison at 64%,.
and 04%. compared with h‘l last night.
The Inarktt showed considerable ani-
mation in the early dealings
\l'Ald. S'l'lllClC‘l‘, II a. Ills“ lluying
of some of tilt railroad lefptncnt
slut-ks contributed to a further rise in
some directions, but the advance met
liberal selling orders, which forced
the Pennsylvania group. St. Paul, anti
Amalgamated below yesterday's close.
A gain of 3 points had been made by
American l‘ar. plIl.. and i to 1% by
Smelling prl., Pressed Steel l‘ar, pfd.,
(icncral Electric, Texas and Pacific, and
some of the (‘Ilnadlan group btt‘orc the
selling became cffectiw. but the rent--
tiliii’flfl‘l‘l'ilti IlIesI- also. The selling
movement was of short duration. and
a strong rally by Radltlg, Ail-llison and
lifted the market up
again
WAI l. STREET, I p. Ill —~iluyittg m
tiers predominated in the matkei ano
these readily absorbed the frequent
Ieaiizutlons by the traders. Aggress-
ive bidding Ilp of special stocks started
It covering demand all around and pri-
ces rose I asiiy. Amalgamated, Amet-
ican (‘nr. SIIIcIliIIIz. l‘nlII-d States Stunt
pfd. .\tchlsovt pfd.. l-Irie L’Il prl..
Southern Ilaliuay pfd.. l'uiIIII Pacific
and Metropolitan Street Railway were
conspicuous in the rise Ilfttt' midday
and gained from I to I‘ll,
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or ma
pies & Goidnchmltlt. Commission Bro-
kers, Swartz A: Corbett Block South
Norwalk:
. Open. leh, Inw. 11.30 I. No.9“
.~‘\IIIIIl. (‘op., 35%;. 357.. 3454. 357..
A. (‘, it F. (‘o.. Is?“ in lhdfi 'lll
.\. C. n It, III, III or. my. III
.\m, l.oco.. Illa, 5.11% ll 111,4.- - ..
Am, Smelt, 3.x“ Iih' 12M; 38 «., , , , . , ) v. . . -'
.\m, Sugar. WWI; ilo tutu/2 109”: to suffer from Mt AIhI. litad min or four \islon when toilet is so
Anaconda, III M." (ii It; til I»; Iii 1.-'_. near and can be had at such small cost?
\. 'l‘. & S, I‘d we. ’65 tit-1t. 643,, . , ‘ l , . , . ,
A. T, & S, F. it. .\‘Th’: 81"»; 87% 871,43 . We make a thorough tx'lm nation of tilt byes, Without cost, and
IIIIII,&0IIio, 7:214 Tit-1;. 721‘2 7ft
ltklyn R, 'l‘., .‘I Jilin, flung. 3111,)
t‘hes, & Ohio, "3-" 38“; 28’s; 29%
(‘II. & N. \\'.. ~ ’ 1551.1. 155%. 1551,;
(‘iI. (it, \Vesl.. HI Hills l-l'l 14-15;:
I‘, M, & s, l’_, asst Izualt than; mutt.
I'III. I‘. a l., 2III:_. 2mg. 201;; 20a;
lici. IN' llltd,, 17.0 1.70 fiat 130
Erie, Ist_ pf,, tililg out;‘ till tili‘n'.
t‘IcII. idiot, llfii I-IIII; llil Hill;
Iii. Central. mil 1291.43 129 1291
Lou, & Nash, 971,3. 97H; Mtg. 07”.»
Manhattan, 130% 1303; 1301.5 130%
Met, states. 103%. um. Nil-":3 103-"...
Mex. (Vent. 101,4. IIIII’. III 10
M. K. & T., Ill 16 iii 'il‘»
FOR CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS.
“He hath given to the poor. His
righteousness remalneth forever." Top-
ic, Prison Sunday. October 25th.
On this Prison Sunday why not turn
otIr eyes for a moment to that side of
the Home Missionary field—the jails
of our state and the men and Women
to prison.
You say "they have “done wrong and
so must suffer for it" and that In true. -
in one, way, but does the mother pun-
ish her child because he did wrong
alone or to keel) him from doing It
again. .15 it pIInlshmonLalone. or has
it the element of prevention and reform
as well? SO we. if we are to really
give to the poor and unfortunate. must
give of our best impulses of helpful-
ness and hope. and not of our worst of
vengence and harm.
Not all of us have the opportunity to
minister to these needy ones. but it is
a rare community where there are not
some of whom it is predicted that "they
will bring up in jail some day." and to
them we can go. to counsel. advise.
cheer and save. Many a poor soul is
as much in prison. in a neighborhood
spurned u if that“ door! bled
etc-slim mm. Want vae
‘IquII
unfit
i
where the! are mm. or openly ' '
tin-rod
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if“! INI-
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. ‘Iizil
Vicinity.
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW
WE SHALL BE CLAD TO SHOW You THE CORRECT OTYLII FOR V
THE NEW SEASON, AND You WILL READILY SEE WHERE Monty
WILL BE SAVED IF You BUY CLOTHINC FOR YOURSELF AND and
BOYS HERE. ‘
WE ARE STRONC on FALL AND AND WINTER OVERCOATI. ‘ ‘
RAIN COATS. 010.0o TO 022.00. ‘
010.00, 012.00 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 ORAWERS, AT 4» Pl
GARMENT.
Our guarantee reads: Your money back if you want it. '| "TI," .
.98 WashingtonIStreet, South Norwalk.
Saturday’ 5 Selling.
SOME NEW GOODS.
The boot Pork put in borrelo come!
price. quality considered. 25c. from this store. 15:: lb. If you wilh
Fresh Coffee. we think ours to the pork equal to or better than any for-
beSt, Judge It yourself. Belt Java mer‘s pork try mine.
and Genuine Arabian Mocha at 32:: lb.
New Pancake goods, Grandma's, etc.
Try the new Karo COrn Syrup. 10c
Finest Fresh Tub Butter, bargain
New Clover Honey in bottle and
comb.
Fresh lot of Shrouded 0000mm of
can.
New stock Popping Corn. "63h . "1’ be“ '°""
goods.now in,10c. o Shoulders. 8c lb. Shoulders are
New Graham Flour and Fresh com I higher In Chicago, and we will
Iguarantoo this price after Saturday.
not
Meat.
.if glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
‘l
o. B,- JACKSON.
Graduate Optician. ,
Norwaik. Conn. ’
58 Wall Street.‘
‘Cd‘igii'ils '
Bridge Fish Mot-Rot;
Specials for To-da’u '
MILL POND OYSTERS. ‘LoNo ANO
ROUND CLAMS, HARBOR BLUES.
WEAK FISH. FLAT FISH." 'BUTTER
FISH, STEAK COD, ALL STRICTLY
FRESH TODAY.
FREE DELIVERY.
West End Wlohlnuton‘ an»: India,
South Not-walk. Conn.
prices of wool and cotton are going up. Prices will not again be so low', some
of the special lots will be sold out later. the variety will be mailed and
there' s nothing like the first pick anyhow. This Blanket and Comfortable Sale
of ours this week Is of great importance as a money saver. _ - '{2
10-4 WHITE OR GRAY BLANKETS A'f‘ 45c, 69c AND 980
11-4 WHITE OR GRAY BLANGETS A T 980 T0 33.00 .
1H CALIFORNIA W001. BLANKET s, 33.69 1036.00
EXTRA LARGE COMFORTABLES WITH BEST WHITE (:07th
FILLING, FROM ' ' 0 T0 83 00
We ordered these goods several months ago and the prices are fully 26
per cent. loos than you can buy same qualities for later in the menu.
A. J of ins
I
Funeral Directors and EinbalneIS.
. a
l2 North Main Street South Nomlk..
TWO OR THREE REQUESTS DAILY;
- for OfficeAssistants.
Our system of training make: valuable office help and an?
plowsallmthis countryknow it! Web»: a N_
reputation.
Web»: thepositz‘on allrudyassoonas manhunt: you
have: an“
SELLEGK a PRIDE-i."
There is a Blanket or Comfortable need now is the time to fill it, as
Norwalk Chronicler