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51 Washington St. .
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’i‘ho tug Zouavm of New Yolil coaloCI
up here today.
Lawrence lit-aloy, of Harriet street,
has been quite Ill.
.lohn .l. Walsh, of ‘\'Cn-',CCalk was a
visitor In Water-utility met the Sabbath. 5
George W. Holt, of \Vinnlpattk, has
rCtulnC-Cl from CC w-ce It's Cistt ill l’liiia-
dC-lplliu
.lCtlnC-s (inlianch ls moving iroln South j
First :Ctt'cct to littl'liitltk stC‘C-C-t. Soutll'
Norwaik.
S, \V. \'Cisot, supelintCuiClC-nt at 1131- 1
moul llrotllC Cs‘ ,CatCl, is away It“ Cl too
not in; Cm utiolt
’llicl Ladies All Society of St. Mary" .-
(‘ltCthlC \Cill assemble tor a 'vl‘tll'lillig;
session this t\’(‘lllllK.‘ 1
II..\- \iayol Charles Kerr, ol‘ IIC'CnbnlC,
is 111 this City Clsitiug the Clrtt; tlnClC
ill the Interest of |.iltonille. ,
Wclconle Stl‘anucl Lodge. Sour; oi
St. George, will hold a gland bail Cit!
Lockwood‘s llnil, November 111th. ,’
The Sunday St‘lttlui Board of the Nor. i
walk Methodist Church met Inst even-l
ing and transacted routine business. I
.
Dr. James G. Gregory will speak onl
“Hospital Work" at the meeting of tho_
Young l’eople's SoC-ie'y of the Not-walk :
Congregational Church, iltutsday C:C-»‘
cnlllg. l
The Charity Circle of the Norwalkl
Baptist Church intends to hold a soc-I
end-hand sale the lust lhtcc afternoons;
of this \C'C-ek at .1 Cult not store In Maini
s'E'eCrt.
A party of Nolwalk (‘ uniting gitllonallslst
will no to Greens lC‘nlms tomorrow et 1
cling to be present at the filtewcll of
the missionaries of the tlrccll's lC‘arm
(fllul'ch i
tiontstock Brothers Is the home oil
smart clotllcC-C. No Cxcusc to havo'
clothes of indifferent quality and fit,
for those ,vou buy of them are of por-
fC Ct lit and then ricCCs are right,
City t‘lCrlC' Leo Dads, of Norwalk,‘
having gone to Indiana to attend th.‘
wedding 0t hit: brother, .,Io;C'-ph IIaCis .
I, lit itien lituibtitt peli’ormcd the dd 1
ties of the City clerk at the me C'tlng ol'
the, Norwalk City Council last even-
ing.
The Rev. R. .1. Phillips, of l’ittsfielti,,
Muss, who was 111 Norwnlh Sunday and :
oiliciated at the service at the Berkeley ,
s‘l‘ect chapel in the evening. drove to}
Lewisboro and Min Iattxl at the church ,
at that place for the Rev. Charles .\i,’
Selleck.
All of the arrangements for tinx 1’on
hytnnin to be gi iron at Hoyt s opera
liGllri(‘.uli(1t,‘i the anspic es of thc Gills '
Triendly Society of 8!. Fault; Church l
tomorrow leCcning, hCCC e been complct- .
ed. The aft’nil is in charge of Missi
licndee, aim is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. D, C. Nash. of Norwalk.
Past Grand Patriarch Arthur C.
Wheeler" District Grand Deputy Pat-
riarch Bradley 8. Keith, Harrie Smith,
William E. Buxton, Charles Gehrmann,
D. Burr Beach. James H. Wilmot, and
John H, Batterson are among the
Not-walkers in attendance at the ses—
sion of the grand encampment of Con-
necticut. in Bridgeport, today.
The Advent conventions are being
held this week In Danbury, and among
the delegates in attendance at the
church, Sunday school and Christian
Workers‘ conferences are Rev. J. W.
Davis, Rev. F. S. Altisworth, S, W. Vel—
sor, Harry Daucbey, of Norwalk: Miss
Jennie Birchard. of Darlen. Captain
McNett, of the local Salvation Army, is
also attending the gathering.
There was a new man In Summer
street. Saturday. A number of his
friends in Stamford. together with
others front Bridgeport, Norwalk,
New Yolk and elsewhere, honored the
occasion at a pleasant. social gathering
with music, supper, games. etc. it is
Willis Holly who has gained the right
to have hlsname on the‘ list of voters,
as Saturday he wasjust 21.—-Stam-
ford Advocate.
The third lesson of Port. Daniel A.
Stanton‘s dancing class will be given at
Arion Hall, Madison street. tomorrow
evening. There are twenty-five or
thirty members of the class at the pres-
ent time and Mr. Stanton 110095 to in
crease this number considerably. He
Intends to start a juvenile dancing
class and with this idea in view a com-
plimentary lesson will be given at Ar-
ion Hall. Sa‘nrday afternoon.
W. C. Clark. William Wallace, .lr.,
Samuel Anthalt, Charles H. Alexander
and wife, L. 'l‘. Saunders, E, 1.. Parker
and wife, F. J, Morgan, u. w. Stagg,
Nelson J, Waterbury H. M. May, G. F.
Sundries, W. D. Parks A. F Glucosner.
R. B. Gale, New York. John WPutnam
H. D. Weston ,D. C. Sanford. New Ha-
ven; E R, Lighter, W. C. Hicks, Bos-
ton: 8.1!; Aym, Stamford. Whitman
S. Mead, Greenwich: G, F. Pelx, Jr..
Danbnry: Simeon Posse, Fairfleid: F.
D. Tuttle, Albany were guests yester-
day, It the Hotel Clifford.
<fi~
We have last added to our stock I.
to of fine stationary. Come in and
IN It over. Prices tight.
STILL-7017 N FM. 60.
cluding the Crown Ham's. Wet-ix
our Great Guarantee: Satisfaction or Monett Back.
The Home of Smart Clothes.
Whu bun clothes of indifferent qualilu and fit?
Hurt 361111111le
Cf M arx
Hand Tat lorcd
Indifference
to uour appearance on be the onlu reason: for here are smart
clothes tint lit pv'fcc It)
All You ve guessed about the price man be ntrong~probabltt
iS. A little investigation
,moneu a'C' uou’ve been spending. we can dress uou as smartlu 215%
inch could wih.
Stuiish suits of lemon
will quicktu discover that for the same
mixtures. over-plaids. mixed worsteds
and Scotch tweeds. mm wide concave shoulders and true cuslom-
made appearance. $10 to $23).
Raincoats of superior qualitu and stole. $10 10 $15: top
coats short and boxu. at short prices~$10 up.
Fall hats. Fail furnishings.
COMS r0 CK BR 05.
Soth Norwtik Telephone Call. 32- 2.
Norwalk Telephone Call 44- 4
Sérentu Five Centt;
Dance Folios.
This week, thirty- fioecents. in-'
mark. Pastime, Ragtime. Star-:1
and others. I
l
l
Coleman's
10 NOrih Main Street, South Norwaik. I ,
Agent for A. G. Spaulding' 3 Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
an: your" 'VAL outs:
SAFE! or war.
PROTECT THEM BY SE-
CURING Cl 51F E DE-
m
ENGRAVIN@..
Engraving In all m branches. Woddlnrhvlntlom.
Announcements. and Column Cords. Dlu and Ramp-
Ing at prlou to so" everybody.
style: always on bond.
UM min MM,
Not-walk.
We. have a storckcoping principle we would like you
to get better acquainted with. it's :1 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 ,vonr custom now, and we want it in the future. and
it 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.
LOW PRICES.
Sample: a! the lam!
“WILLIAM P. anions
BOOKOELLER, .TATIO NER AND INGRAVIR.
3 Wat. Uri. Toi..|1%
Win. an
Violet Toilet Soap
10c FOR A BOX OF 3 CAKES.
A full line of Toilet soaps, all
‘klndc and prices, at the
Clifford Pharmacu
PHONE 15-9.
ADDl'i‘ iONAL LOCAL NEWS
1. ant) cottons ”to until at llowlands'.
Read today's ilil.
\Vt‘iii‘ shoes lltat lit.
place to Cut them.
A, ..l, (‘ollimt & t‘o, shipped a load
of i‘urnitttrc to Georgetown yesterday.
l'llt‘lin 'I‘tilic, Improved Order of “('11
ltlcn, will hold at regular SiSSiOll to-
night.
It, lingerie Kellncy,
llomc, \\’:‘Ciltll.;t‘ord, is visiting: iticliard
.(ltlltil‘ll,
(llovors the
and Loan Association will bc hold this:
i \i' Cunt:
.:Itlu..~; Altitplly, of 191) ll\'tlllli‘ piCk-
Cl a lumth .if tinc I"l|if SII'IIHllCHl‘lt‘
this morning,
'1‘ horo \.ill be Cl business meeting of
the t‘hristiau l‘:1|(lt‘ii\‘()l'i‘i‘S of the South
NorCC'aIIC Ilaptint (‘hurclr this evening.
VC-lVC‘I 1:: an ideal fabric for winter
costumcs, ’I‘CC'o t‘wlilt'liilly good values;
are offered in dress C'elvcts at ltead's.
Soc tho ClCl.
1115s Mary Alden has returned to her
home 111 Lyons, N, Y., after it visit
with .\ir.~4_ t‘harlm E, Seymour, of
West Avenue.
Island litscullops and Mill l’olltl oys-
ters. 1le also has it nice lilie of all
kinds of fresh fish. licad his ad.
Mr. and Airs. lrldiznr M. Andrews and
sons have taken up their residence at
Itho llotol Nlll‘Willli, 111', Andrch. Is it
IIncmbC-r of the firm of Andrews &
{Smith
' \It. and .\lt.~'.12‘dunl 11.1'altlid'o
iiuidc and gloom CClCo an on thc' n W Cl-
dint. tottr. ate gums of Mr, and hits.
t‘nrl A, lliil‘Sll‘t‘Jlil. of Norwalk, They
were married last Tuesday at Lyons.
I ,. . .
I.\l‘\\' iorli, Mrs l'CCI'lriClt'o \Cns for-
merly Miss l'aultnc IICCCCCC'C-ll. and is
lllt' dattuhtcr of Now York Suprcntc
;t‘ourt Justice .lnlncs liunwcil.
A jll\‘t,’llliil t‘llls.\ in dancing will be
I sound in Arlon Hall, by Professor 1),
Station, who hau an adults C'lit‘s
ll“ 1" \Vt'tlillxllilf nights. A compli-
mcntary session for organization, etc.,
will be held next Saturday, and all
Children are invited to be present, and
liliilt’ with the class.
TODAY IN WALL QTREFT
\\’.\l.l. STIIEIG’I‘, 10:10 a, m.~—I.on-
don prices l'oreslulCIoCC'C-d the opening
adrancc in the stock market here.
which was bawd upon the hope that
the thrcntC-ncd further tro‘ultlcs at littl-
Iimoro and l’ittsbnrg had been avert-
t'tl. l‘cnnsylvania yielded a shade and
l"llitC-d States. Steel p01,. cx-liividcnd.
ran off TC. Otherwise gains were the
mic and ill the prominent railroad
stocks they rC-acllC-d libcrnl frat-lions.
\\'AI.I. S'l‘ltllli'i‘. l p, in." 111111 Icad-
ers iCnCl affairs pretty much their own
way and encountered no effective on
position in lifting prices, Sugar. which
for CC tom: time has been inconspicuous
ill the dealings was rushed up four
points, crosm‘ng 114 and advances in
trinity other stocks were also largely
extended, United States Steel. pI'Cl..
recovered its dividend, and Louisville
1:01 up nearly three points.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or ma-
ples & Goidschmidt. Commission Bro-
kerl, Swartz a Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
'/
Wabash
Wabash pt.
39"
of thc Masonic'
A regular meeting of the Building
('utitill‘s specials for today are lioniz'
Open. Web. Low. 1:30
Atrial. Con. 36% 377,. 36% 371,5
A. C, & 1", C0,, 201,113 20% 193/. 20%
A, C, & 1‘. pf, 06 (ill 65% 65%
Am, 1.0c0., 12% 131,5 12% 13%
Am Smelt.. 39% 4114 39% 405,4
Am, Sugar, 111953112§§1111é 112
A. '1‘. CC 3. Fe, 64% 6mg. 64-... cc
A, T. & s. F, p, toe-n 83% Ram. 8834
Ball, It Ohio, 74% 7-115 731.; 7-1
Bklyn R. T,, 31%, 33 31% 3231’.
Ches. & Ohio, 29% 29% 29 29
Ch. & N. W.. 157 157 156711 156%
Ch, Gt, West, 14% 15 til; 14%
C, M. & S. 11.13614, 137% 13611; 1371/;
Col. F. 1': 1., 30 30 30 30
Cal, Solilh,, 12%, 12151 1214 1214
Con. Gas. 14% 15 14% 14%
Erie, 2M" 2714.: 263/. 2714
Erie, lst. pf., 155% 06% lift-Y. 66
Gen, filed, 149% 149% 119% 149%
111. Central, 130% 130% 130-14 130%
Lou. & Nash, 9815 99% 98% 991.4
Manhattan. 132 132% 132 132%,
Met, St. Ry., 104% 1041.6 104% 104%
Mex. Cent. 10%, 10% 10% 10%
M. K. & T.. 16 1634, 10 1634
Mo, Pacific, 88 119% 88 89%
Nat. Lead, 11% 12 11% 12
N. Y. Central, 116 117% 110 117
Nerf, & West, 55% 57 557/. 57
Out. & West, 2014 20% 20% 201,;
Pac, Mall. 20 20 20 20
Penn, R. R., 117% 118% 117% 11315
Peo. Gas. 90% 901,4 91
Pres, 8, Car, 30 all) 30 30
Reading, 44% 45% M74. 45%
Read. 1 at, 75% 7655 75% 7519
Rep. Steel. 8 s 8 8 -
Rock Island, 23% 24% 23% 248;.
South. Pm, 40 41 39% 40%
Son, Ry. (‘43,, 17% 18% 11% 18%
S, Ry. 00.. pt, 72% 74% 72% 74
Tenn. C. d: 1., 28% 287.4; 28% 28%
Tons Pam, 21% 22% 21% 22%
Union Pam. 70 7115 70 71%
1.7a, Pac.. 91., 84% 84% 8416 84%
U, 8, Leather, 6 7 67/. 'l
U. 8. bet. 97.. 74 75 74% 75
U. 8. Steel, 181,5 13% 13% 13*
U 8 Steel pt, 68 50 69
‘FOR STEAM AND
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU T01
we cant u can TO eHov
THE new SEASON, AND you VI
WILL as SAVED IF YOU auv CL
aovs HERE.
we ARE arnouo on FALL AN
RAIN cone
:1on, $12.00 AND $15.00 WINTEI
LINE EVER SHOWN 1N THIS CITY
A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND Y
I THREE LOTS 03" WINTER 8
GARMENT.
Our guarantee reads: Your a
93 Washingtonjsu
111011
By the Boot Dro‘
' Vlcl‘
SELLECK
H01 WAI ER HEATING
lusunes A WARM HOUII. DAY.
AND moor, IN comm
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WEATHER.
Send tor Cataloaue and lnvuihfi‘a
for yourself.
(lotion & liidgerltootl Company.
90 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK. '
’IhC ICCCCCII. \lCallChCal filming
Dail‘y'FrleTght [the
NOR WALK. . i
SOUTH ‘NORWIILKC
and NEW YORK.
mus—Steamers City of Rama”:
and Squamum.
Leave: New York. Monday wed-may.
and Friday It 5:00 p, In. .
Loaves Norwalk, Tuesday, Thai-Ida!
and Saturday at 6: 00 p. on, _
Freight received from 7 I. In. to I 'q M.
to suffer from Eye Ache, Head Acl
near and can be had at such small
We make a thorough examin
if glasses are needed furnish the-
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
a. B. J}
Gradu:
58 Wall Street.
gatu rd ayl ' m ""L 1"", I
__..... by Cum-ml methods. nun. In
Finest Fresh Tub Butter, bat-gait mosaic—non
pr'ife, qu;ll:fy conoidarled‘; 25¢. ‘ u. 001‘. mm. "m... m u.
resh 0 cc, we n our: to e
belt.‘ Judge it yourself. Best Jav; '.° MUIIO m M
and Genuine Arabian Mocha at 32:: lb Mo‘arS.
New Pancake goods, Grandma's, etC ,
Try the new Karo Com Syrup, 10 TI} N." W M...
can. - “I II“! III I. m m
New stock Popping Corn, trest Ito! M o“, M”.
goods, now in, 10c. ;
New Graham Flour and Fresh Corr“ TIEG N. MCKIBBm
Meal.
M'F’G CO.
I 0 re n 2 55 WATER 31.. so. normal;
_. 1'01. Colin-8. r
Gregory 3 Po
IAIT. NORWALK, CONN. ‘11
-—-—-
anon: Dmnm AND IEA’ roan
or. ‘ALL‘ KINDD,DDDKID,;;.1
, .ro ORDER. «C -1
, IA'rl-CCND AND Hamlin. T'H
IATH Housn TO RIN v pm
l
Wrfiwvvvvm 7
EVER
is a debtor to his profession.
do.
cal work.
Roam 9 United Innk Bulldin
0111c. hours 8 to 11:46;
_:
Personal attention given all at
. of
I
12:45 to mo.
Special Appointments at convenience at
days 10 a. m.. to 1:30 p. in. Children's photographs a specialty.
psoroennpns
CHILDREN
mold now be min;
TELEPHONE 1N.
CUTBILL’S,
Bridge Fish Mll’ t
SPECIAL FOR TODAY.
Long island Escallops,
Mill Pond Oysters, 11% qt;
Extra Large Smelt, Native Eels, Blue
Fish, Weak Fish, Snapper Blues, Sélfi
mon, Hardshell Crabs lobsters and
Clams, ,
FREE DELIVERY.,
wm End Wishington sit-00C bridge.
South Norwalk. coon. , .
1’ MIN
An optic Ian owes to his work the best be c
A part ot this debt can be paid 0 nty with thorough knowledge 0: opt
HOMER B. HOYT. Rolraotlna Optician,
w
.
loath Non-walk. DOM,-
Satnrday ovation,"
Lcwiu' Popular Priced Photograph. Studlé; .
ll Main Street. Norwnlk.
ttings. from 10 a. 111., to 4 p; In. San-
th- Cir. mmahl
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~00 p.07 Dauw- '
rilAL‘Pi-I“ mime sham
JACKSON’B srom
new mun
53 Watt about.
mull
30D qt.- ‘3 .
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