SA‘I‘UIIDAY. ' oer. I 17.
mus scorn NORWALk EVENING SENTINEL
<1 AIr-o LANE’S i>
Phone 1115-5
”WWW 1
Fresh
Homemade
Candles
5 I Washington St.
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.tttttl Nuts Notes.
Joseph "'lamniany. the letter carrier,
is having a day off today.
Mrs. M. ii. Glover, of Norwalk, has
returned from a visit in Litchileld.
Mrs. Martin Kellogg, of lsaacs street,
who has been (llllIL' ill. is considerably
iiiiproyed.
A regular routine meeting of South
Noiwalk Conclave, l. t). H.. was heiu
last evening.
—»-Ne.w Uuulitp Derby. U'Brion's.
Mrs. Nancy Gleason, of South Nor-
wtiik. is the guest of Mrs. ll. I“I‘illlk
Iioyt, Railroad :tvt-iiuc. New Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Carlin will enter
t;1iii 1111- Elite (lutlitg Club at their
home. 10 litirritt avenue. this evening.
M15. Edward M. Lockwood, of Nor-
wuik, visited New (311111111 recently.
While there her youngest son fell off
of 11 vcraudtt ttiiwbroke an arm.
Dress goods and silks, bargains in
the ready to wear department, and do-
mestics .are the articles that are em-
phasized iii the. Boston State ad. today.
Read it.
—Choice spring chickens, 14c lb.
Hayes.
Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. M., held a
meeting last evening at which consta-
eraoio routine business was transact-
ed. It was decided to hold an open
meeting on November 17.
Miss N. E. Ryan has just received
from one of the best tiiaiitil'actttrcrs iIi
the country a nice line of umbrellas.
which she is stllittg at extremely low
‘lll‘lt‘l‘s, quality considered.
William 1’. llcei's, the Norwalk and
South Norwaik statiuiici' and engrav—
cr, docs engraving fit all its branches.
lie always has sitmpits of the latest
styles on Itand. (ionic and look them
over.
A meeting of the joint committee oi
batters was held last evening. The
matter of the banquet to the Fedora
tioIi ot'lnihor Delegates came up and
bids wcie paid. The committee then
dissolved.
——-Aii styles Alpines, O'Brien.
Comatock Brothers have a nice lint
of rain coats, which they will be glad
to Show you, and after you have 111111:
examined thent you will be auto to
purchase. for they are very icasonttblc
Read the ad. for Itittlici patti1 iiltll’S
A number of school boys had quite
a stone throwing fight in Academy
Istreet. Norwalk, Thursday afternoon.
'lhe. battle was hot for a long time.
Some of the windows of the chr Rlv~
1-1' school building Wore broken as a
result of tlte encounter.
The. case of Joseph Dudas, who was
to have been tried this morning in 1111
town court on charges of trespass ot
the pioperty of the New York. Nev.
liavca and Hartford Railroad Com
pany. was continued un‘il Monday. a.»
Judge Taylor is out of town.
—After five o'clock Long island
ESCaIIops can be bought for title a quart
at Cittblil's Market.
The South Norwalk Congregational
Church Union of King’s Daughters and
Sons will meet at the home of Mrs. R
ii. i’laisted. 46 West street, Tuesday.
at 7:45 o'clock, Reports from the statc
convention will be given. and Rev. Dr
Freeman will make an informal report
The news of the markets is that sea.
food Is unusually scarce at present am.
that wholesale prices have gone up
Escailops, clams and fish are especial
ly hard to get. The icnson given (01
this is that the recent storm made it
hard to fish or gather claim and escal-
tops.
The case of Thomas Skidmore, agec
thirteen, who was arrested scvem
days ago, on a charge of throwing up-
plea at passenger trains, which pug
through East Norwalk, and which was.
to have been tried this morning. was
continued until Monday. owing to the
absence of Judge Taylor,
Governor Ahirnm Chamberlain has
accepted an invitation to attend a re
view of the Thirteenth Regiment, N
Y. N. G.. at the regiments armory, in
Brooklyn, on the 30th. George D. Rus~
sell, one of the proprietors of the flute.
Norwalk. ls lieutenant-colonel of this
regiment.
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A NOTRE DAME LADY.
I will send free with full instructions
some of this simple preparation for the
cure of Leucorrhoea, Ulcerntion. Dis-
placements. Falling of the Womb,
Sanity or Painful Periods. Turbo” 0.
Growth: Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry
Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pair.
in the Back and all Fain-Jo Trouble!
tool! lending address. To mother: oi
suturing 1111113th I VIII ”vigil!
Successful 'Home Treatment 3101
decide to continue it will only c0111
about 18 cents a week to gunrutoo a
cure. I do not wish to sell you any.
thing. Tell other "Bdrm of MII, that
Is a,“ I ask Andrea Mn.
and. Box 375 um mot-al-
Wobnvo‘ludnldodtomuockn
honinnoemlonery. Conoinnnd
Ward 8. Palmer has been gaining'
slowly the past three days. and yeath—
day sat. 11p fifteen minutes. for the
first time, after all illness of four
weeks.
-Now Full l'ouuiau Derbya. O'Brien. l
The Maid of iiiaiitlgcis of tlic CUII-.
necticut Society. Sons of the Aitiericaii I
Revolution, Wil enjoy a field day.I
Thursday, when they will be guests of
Wilson ll. lice, it member of the board.
at his farm, It'llll‘ltftl" I11 ()i'ttngc. A
regular business meeting of the board
will be held at 2 o‘clock,
tioveruor liltutiibet'iaiu has accepted
an imitation front t‘olouci Iliit'td I1}.
Austen. couttiuinillng the Thirteenth
r. ;,’lllll‘lit, 111-:11y Attilicry, N, (I. S. N.
l‘.. for hints-ell itiid staff to attend 11 re-
view of the regiment at 1111111111311 on
October .‘Ill. The exercises will lit-
,1'Iu1le a drill with heavy guns.
“OMMW 1'
| Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Fuller are visiting
and Mrs. (7. Henry Howard, of
Woodward ttvcntlc. Mia. Fuller was
Miss (.‘orit Siapciiit. of Stoningtoti. and
a sister of Mrs. Henry llowm'd. Mrs.
Fuller has many friends Iii South N111
want. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will start
housekeeping In New Haven.
—»l’olyl1ymitia, auspices St. Paul's
lit‘l's Friendly Society, at Iioyt's Opera
lluttsc, Wed. Erik. Oct. 21121. Ad-
mission 2511'. Restt'vcd sctita 351:. Tick-
ets at Weeds and (lletidctiiiiiig's.
'l‘he rtgular weekly lectures to the
night students in lirowu's llusinens
College, Bridgeport, was given Thur»
day evening, by Professor Sill‘lliill, of
the South Norwalk 1-oiit.:e. Much i11-
t1-t'est In manifested by the studtitts.
attd the work is apprmziated, The Mill-
jIctiz ScIectcd are of a nature bearing
oti thc slitdit-s put-stud iii the various
departmcnts, anti the speakers are fol~
lowed closely by the advanced stcnog
ritplicrn. 'i'liis :ift'ortis them actual
practice I11 reporting spot-cites. Ict~ttti'c.~,
sermons, etc.
Miss R'ih‘t? liralttiin, III, A. Ltikins.
Miss Anita 811111111]. It‘. ll. ";trpenttii.
New Yolk: Quinlan. litidgcpoit;
.’l'. t)wa.ltii Mct'l1iiu,\\ il. in 11'1.111l
A. II, lA‘tHIIll‘II. Ill. (Ioi'maii. .l. II. I’ll-k-
cit. lltitiitury; .l. M (‘lii‘l’ord, llcrby;
Mrs. E. S. Jones, l'ort Clicstci‘; R.
Young. .lorsl y L'ity; A. iv]. King. l’ltil-
adelphia; J. I., Richards,
Mass; .I. It). lli'ttut, ii. .\i. llopc, it‘viug
(‘. Suiltct'. I". Y. liowmait. New Haven;
Louis Zeil'. George R \Vt'igitt. ilostou:
Jumcn‘ W, Shirley. N1 wtii'k. N. .i (.‘np-
lain Leonard l1. Wiidiiitiu. l'ttltetl
States Army; W. S. (lardittr, i’r1ivi~
deuce, R. i. \verc guests yesterday at
the Hotel (,‘lIIl'ot'd.
~i.adies' hats at O'ilricn‘s,
MARK HANNA PRESIDES.
Employees and Employers Discus: Ln.
bar Situation.
CHICAGO. October IT'——llnited
States Senator Mark litii‘ina presided
at today’s session of the National (‘ivic
lt‘edctatioit Conference. The cont‘cr-
encc ends tonight, and it is 11111 consid-
ered unlikely that before adjournment
iccommcndntitnis advising labor organ-
.zations and cutployei's‘ associations to
use the greatest conservatism frmn
now on in view of present industrial
toiiditions, will be adopted. A11 execu-
live session. at which probably the ad-
:isnbility'of making some such recom-
mendation will, it is announced. be
field.
EX-Jlltli't‘ Wair-rutait of the local
branch of tlie Ft‘lli'lllilllll, introdutwi
Senator liniiittt. the president, of the
National Civic l1‘edcratinn, Mr, Hanna
<poltc of the importance of the Work
engaged in, and the success in bring-
ing together capital and labor. which
it first seemed to Itinl impossible,
WINTER CLOSING IN KLONDIKE.
VAN (‘tll‘\'l<‘.ll. II. (‘., Oct. l7.——-A
:pecial front Dawson says:
“Winter is closing iit quickly and
.cveral thousand 11111:: of freight. will
not reach [Ian's-on t.I1i.~::1~.tson. Freight
charges are phenomenally high and
'“ll‘lt‘t‘n‘ of certain staples are going sky-
.vard. Hay iit Dawson is selling for
:130 pt't' ton. Snow is several inches
loop in the Mayo district and the
streams are freezing. The gold output
will only be about a million less than
'ast year. despite the extreme drought.
which cost the minors six weeks‘ loss
if time. Many people are leaving for
be outside, fearing a severe winter.
l‘he number of those going out exceeds
‘hat of lust autumn by several hun-
Ired.
FRENCH BARK ASHORE.
NEW YORK. October l7—Tlte
French hark Bayard. Captain Lcci1~
vein, front Capetown. for this port. is
ashore half a mile north of Highland
Tightahip, The vessel is In ballast and
is consigned to Barber & Company.
Seventh Five Cent
Dance Folios. '
This week. thirty-five cents. in-
cluding the Crewu.Harrfs. Wet-
mark, Pastime. Ragtime. Star
and others.
Coleman's
to North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spluldinp'e Baseball
and Sporting Good;
Springfield. '
Our areal Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money Beck.
The Best Rain Coats.
I
Nobody questions the usefulness of the Modern Rain
Coat; but there is a question about the quality of many so-
callcd rain-proof coats.
Here are coats oftblack, oxford and light-colored cloths.
made perfectly wet-proof and wind-proof. that fit perfectly-
long swagger garments. tailor-made with wide shoulders and
graceful lines.
Can't afford one? Only $10. $12. $15, and $18 for coats
that yield long service in all sorts of weather.' You ought to
have one.
They come in light. medfim and heavy weights, and take
the place of top coats and winter overcoats.
What do you say to a smart Tailor-made Suit with con-
cave shouldcrs. fit per fect; shape stylish and permanent: cost
$10 to $23? '
Fall Hats. Shirts, Neckwea r, Hosiery and Underwear.
O
NORWALK.
Tel. Cali. 44-4.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
Violet Toilet Soap
10c FOR A BOX OF 3 CAKES.
A full line of Toilet eoEpu. III
klndu‘nnd prices. at the
Clifford Pharmactt
PHONE 16-2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALI. STREET. llizlt) n. 111.—~0pcn-
iiig dealings iii the stock, market were
animated and widely distributed and
fractional gains were shown through-
out Ilie liat. A-decliue of 1% In (Jail-
adiiin l'acii'le was the sole exception.
There were wide openings in Mis-
souri l'acit‘ie, Erie and Amalgamated
(topper. Tll('l'l‘ were 2.1100 shares of
Erie sold at 2811'. to 28%, compared
with 2st; last night. International
Paper and American (‘.flr rose about a
point and (‘11lorndo Fuel 1%,. Wheel-
ing and Lake Erie 211d bid. jumped 2.
WALL S'l'llltllti'l‘, t‘ltlrlfrw 'I‘itcaldvttnce
met free otl'ei'ings again and I11 sitated.
The bank statement lifted prices
again. Aniiilganttcd ttiiil l'iiited States
Stud, pfd.. rose a point. Among the
railroads l'nion Pacific and Norfolk
and Western were the only conspicu-
ous stocks to rise 11 point. Amongst
the Industrial; Sloss Sheffield Steel.
./..‘-
We have a storekecping principle we would like yoti
to get better acquainted with. It's a business “character"
we've bttilt during i he twelve years we have been before
the. people asking their patronage. Ottr business has been
builtied 011 a flrnt f1't11111iationoihonest grain at fair prices,
We ask a fair share of profits for ourseltes. no more. We
want your custom now, and we want It in tlic future. and
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. V
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
I
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Republic Steel pfd., and (‘ar pfd. rose
2-7., to 3 and 11 number of others be-
twct 11 l and anti l’ullntnii 37....
’I‘hcrc was 11 decline of a point in (‘ltI-
cage and Alton. 2 I11 Ann Arbor and
31.4; in St. Paul pfd. Prices did not hold
well and the closing was dull .tnd
easy.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private mm or Ma-
ples 6 Goldschmidt. Commission Bro-
kers. Swarm & Corbett Block, South
Norwtilh:
ll
TWO STORES.
ENGRAVING.
Engraving in all its branches.
Announcements. and Calllna Cards. Dies and Stamp-
Semples of the latest
ing at prices to suit everybody.
styles always on hand.
WILLIAM P. 'BEERS,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND ENGRAVER.
3 South Main street. 49 Wall street,
South Norwalk. Norwaik.
LOW PRICES.
Wedding Invitations.
PHOTOGRAPHS
of the
CHILDREN
chOuId now be made.
—DO NOT DELAY-v
It I: to o risky.
HEALTH PHOTOGRAPHS
Ire the but.
JACKSON’S STUDIO.
NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES.
53 Will Street,
Opposite Hotel Norwnlk.
Lewis‘ Popular Priced Photograph Studio,
11 Main Street. Norwalk.
Personal attention given all sittings, from 10 a. m.. to 4 p, at. Sun- ‘
days 10 a. In., to 1:30 p. m. Chi ldren's photographs 9. specialty.
EVERY MAN
An Optician owes to his work the best he can
A part of this debt can be paid only with thorough knowledge of opti-
’s a debtor to his profession.
th.
:ni work.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician,
loom I United look Building South Nmalhm
office hours 8 to 11:45; 13. 45 to 0:80. Guard” 07m, 'l-l.
Special Appointments .It convenience of when.
I L...
...CO.
No. 2 Nut Delivered at $5. 09 a Ton.
All Other Sizes In Stock at $6.25,
delivered, “'1 _
Opcii. Iiitzh. Low. 1:30.
Anlal. 0111.. 38% 11115,, 3814. 39%
A. (I, & l", (‘11., 2th; 22‘... 21": 22
A. C. A“ l"., pt'., 111511. 68“ 0131.2 Gilli.
Am, Loco, 4314 H lill; 13"...
Am, Sun-IL, dill: llld 4013.1 407,.
Am. Sugar 1121711 lIL'i‘t, iii?” 11212
Anaconda, till 1:1; 1:1; titi
A. 'i‘. to s, it. fins/g 1mg. 111115. 1:7
A, '1‘. .t- s. F. p, 71117.. tut .157. so
ilalt. A” Ohio, 77111,, 757,1 73:1; 7559
llkiyn n. 'I‘., 33:1, 12:17.. 331/. 33a;
('III'S. to 111110, 31115 :10“. 111114, 311112
t‘lii. & N. W., 158% 151111. 1581/3 158‘4’1
1'11, (It. West. 11W. 153 151; 1511.
1211a St, l’._ 131111,. -.- 138 131114.
t‘ol. l-‘, & l., .‘IL‘IZ ‘IL’lé 20% 30111
('ol, Soulll.. I354. l3 I‘d-'5’; l3
t‘on. (Ins, l7-Ilij. 1747.1 174% l747a
Ilel.& llnd., 134% 154711 ”4'“ 174711
Me, 28"; 28V.» 28 23
Eric.‘lst., pf., 1‘17 tiTl/t't 6314 1:133;
flcn_ Bloc, 147 lift l47 148
lll.Ccntrnl, Milli; llll’é 1311.4; lilllr
Lou. & Nasli,, that; 1011!, 100 100
Manhattan, 13213. 13252 132 1325‘;
“111.81.11.12. 111511,. 11m. 1115 111514
Mex, (‘cnt.. 10". 1071, 111-1; 10:».
.11. K. a 't‘.. pf., 3514 311 3514 86
\lo. Pacific, 9i ill 90% 907,4,
N, Y, Central, “7% till 11717.1 118
Nor, & West, 575%. 58 57% 57%
(Int. & West, 2H1; ill”,- 2l‘.,’.. 27%
Pac. Mail. 1:171 21% 197,. 201:;
Penn. R, IL, 110% lift”; llti’l’. “9%
Pen. (Ins. 91% 92 91% 92
Pros. S, Car, 3111,, Ill‘é 31 31
Reading, 47%,, 47V; 47'1”; 4711’.
Read. 1 pf.. 76 76 76 76
Rock island, 8% 8% 83.”; 8%
Rock In., pf.. 25‘»; 2533 2514 "5%
Rtlb, Goods, 14% 141.3 14% 141/4
South, Pac., 42371 423’. 42 42
So. Ry. Co,, 19% 19% 18% 18%
S. Ry. C0,. pf.. 73% 74% 73% 74%
~ Tenn. C. & I 29% 30% 29% 3111/.
Texas Pac., 23% 24 23% 24
Union Poe... 72V 73% 717,". 72%
Union Pam, pf., 84 84 84 84
U. S. l.ea., 61:. 7 67.41 7
II, S. l.ea.. pf., 76 76% 75% 76
U, S. Steel, 14% 1414 1411’. 14%
U. S. Steel. pf., 62% 6279 61-44 62,
Wabash, 1774’; 18 i734 1775
Wabash. pt. 3079' 31% 301,42 30%
West Un Tel. 82 82 82 82
Wis. Cent” 16% 16% 16% 16%
BANK STATEMENT.
' Reserves inc. ............. IS 856,175
Res. other than U 8., inc. 948. 275
Loans. dcc.. ................ 4836. 000
Specie, Inc, ................ 807.100
Legal Tender. Dec., ........ 1.411.900
Deposits. Dec .............. 5.843.700
Circulation. inc., ........... 8,400
Mrs, A. H. Colver. 1n the New York
Evening Post tells a good story to il-
lustrate the solemn truth that only
those who have brought up children
should know how much care, patience,
charity and long- suffering are involv-
ed in the job According to the story.
when an old black Baltimore "mammy'
was lectured by the judge for not
bringing her mulatto son up better—lie
was being sentenced for petty larceny
-—she asked permission to put In a
word. Permission being given. she
added: “He: you got I yaller boy?"
The judge replied that he had not.
“Well, then." she replied, "shot tip!"
AN EXACT DEFINITION. .
c S. Battormnn, one of the best
known mining men In the Rocky
'i‘ountnin sum: no on the stand as
an export In an important mining one
In Nevada and was under cross-enm-
‘ Inntlu by n rather young and ""smut
. nnbrdoy. TM auction Muted to the
Nomthnthdordwufonnd 111,3“.
orally described an 'kldnoy_."lump|.
, “Now, Mr. Butternut. " “fifths lt-
' torney “how large Ire these Inland—-
on any the scorching—ore they on
not-think.”
not“
a?
m .
"You," replied Hr. Battermnn, {"but
'1
Vicinity.
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW
1
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THE CORRECT STYLE. '0.
THE NEW SEASON, AND YOU WILL READILY SEE WHIRE,MON.V
BOYS HERE.
WE ARE STRONG ON FALL AND AND WINTER OVERCOATS,
RAIN COATS, $10.00 To 022.00.
1
010.00, $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 4.. PER
GARMENT.
Our guarantee reads: Your money back If you want it. ,I .“II
SELLECK 81 PRICE.
98 Washingtonfiireet. South Norwalk.
Saturday 5 Selling:
SOME NEW GOODS.
Finest Fresh Tub Butter bargain;
price, quality considered, 25c. from this store, 151: lb. if you wlnh
Fresh Coffee, we think ours is the Pork equal to or better than any for-
best. Judge it yourself. Best Java mer’s pork try mine.
and Genuine Arabian Mocha at 321: lb.
New Pancake goods, Grandma's. etc.
Try the new Karo Corn Syrup. 10c
can.
New stock Popping Corn,
goods, now in, 101:.
New Graham Flour and Fresh Corn
Meal.
New Clover Honey in bottle and
comb.
Fresh lot of Shrouded Coco-nut of
the best sort.
Shoulders, 81: lb.
higher in Chicago, and we will
I guarantee this price after Saturday.—
fresh
Is It Worth
to suffer from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief is so
near and can be had at such émall cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without. cost, and
if glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed ml
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall Street.
TELEPHONE iod-
curaiLL'é’
TO ARRIVE av EXPRESS.
BLUE Fist-11211
LONG lSLAND ESCALLOPS, sec 01‘.
AFTER FIVE O'CLOCK. '
MILL POND OYSTERS. pile 01'.
FREE DELIVERY.
West End Washington Street It“...
South Norwnlk. Conn.
There is a Blanket or Comfortable need now Is the time to All It. I!
prices of wool and cotton are going up. Prices will not again bdso low, some'
of the special lots will be sold out later, the variety will be emailed
of ours this week is of great important: e as a money saver.
10 4 WHITE 0R GRAY BLANKETS AT
11.1 WHITE on GRAY BLANGETS A 'r _ 98c 10:58.11»
11-1 CALIFORNIA .WOOL BLANKET 3, 83.50 Til-80,100
EXTRA LARGE COMFORTABLES WITH BEST WHITE COTTON'
FILLING. FROM . 81. 60 T0 08 00
We ordered these goods several months ago and the prices are fully-
per cent. less jhnnyuu can buy same qualities for later in the season.
A. J.
Funeral Directors and Embalmcg’s.
l2 North Main Street
45c, 119.: AND 08o
\
‘ '1-
v
'tna attorney subsided autism o ',
fibula unimpr- ~11}.
By the Boot Dressed} Men In' t‘hlo‘
. " . I' .-
WILL BE SAVED IF YOU BUY CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF ANDYOUR!
The best Pork put In barrels com“ ‘
Shoulder: are‘
not "
Nomaik, Conny, .
Bridge Finn flack "€34
WEAK FISH, 11111 flu, j,
FLAT FISH, 10° ill» 1
HARD SHELL anas. so: dot. .
there‘s nothing like the first pick anyhow. This Blanket and Comfortable MW ,
4,?”
Norwalk Chronicler