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oral News Notes”.
Letter Carrier E. W Clark is off duty
today.
Victor w. Ferris is confined to his
Ironic by Illness today.
——King, Snow and Pound Sweet,
ply at F D Lawton 6: 00' s.
'l he barge Teutonic has arrived with
a cargo of coal for John H. Ferris.
Raymond Brothers are shipping fifty
cords of wood to New York by boat.
wi‘resh or salt pork 10c lb. Fresh
or corned hocks 10c lb. Hayes.
Still tours of the fifteen cent music
at (‘olcman‘s. Read the ad for the list.
A ncw feed wire for the'trolley is
bclng strung around the Mahackcmo
(‘III‘IIOL
—-A fine asst. of ladies drcss hats.
also large variety of untrimmed hats
at M, S. Smith & Co's.
The schooner Lucy Lane is at Ray-
mond ilrothors' Norwalk wharf, after
a cargo of lumber.
A rehearsal of llncas Tribe, I. 0. R.
M., will be held this evening to practice .
the Warriors' degree.
—Klng, Snow and Peund Sweet.
ply at F. D, Lawton & Co's.
Ernest Platt will start a dancing
class in the Town Assembly Hall, Nor-
walk, Monday evening, November 2.
—0at Rusk, new food manufactured
in town, 15c pkg., at Joseloff’s.
A rehearsal of “The District School
at Blueberry Corners“ will be held at
Mrs. H. B. Carpenter's. ill West street.
Saturday evening, at 7:30.
~—Roasting pork l-ic. lb.
14c and 1130. Hayes.
The Holmeleeeler Sr Selleck Com-
pany, of Norwalk, rccclvcd a large car-
go of rock salt by steamer today. the
loud aggregating 600 bags.
No matter what your fall clothing
nccd may be. you Will find it in stock
at (‘omrtock Brothers”. and they will
hclp you to find it. See their atl.
—~-Just out for Nov., Woman's Home
Companion 10c copy_ for sale at M. S
Smith & (.ofls
After reading the ad. of the Public
Market, you will be convinced that the
Saturday‘s specials offered at this mar-
ket are worthy of your consideration.
Miss Angeline Scott, of the South
Norwalk Public Library, attended the
meeting of the Connecticut Library As-
sociation, yesterday. in Suflield, Conn.
~Special forSaturday, fancy sweet
potatoes, 15c per pk. United Grocery
(‘0., 20 North Main street.
The two master schooner Swallow
has arrived in Norwalk froth Maine.
with a cargo of lath, consigned to thc
Hubbell, Hall and Randall Lumber
Company. -
Read the New York Grocery Com-
pany‘s ad. In it are given a few items
for this week. that will give you an
idea of the value of the bargains ob-
tained there.
—-Oat Rusk, new food manufactured
in town. 15c pkg.. at Joselofl’s.
At the conclusion of the meeting of
Cockenoe Tribe. 1. O. R. M.. of Nor-
walk. this evening. the Haymakers will
hold a session and make things merry
around the barn yard.
A meeting of the gentleman’s com-
mittee ofEnreka Rebekah Lodge was
held last evening, at which plans were
made for an entertainment to be given
by the men of the lodge'in a short time.
-—New Dunlap Derbys. O'Brien's.
Quite a large strip of sidewalk is to
be laid in front of the Swartz & Cor-
bett block. the present pavement is
too high there and will have to be low-
ered. William Sheldon is doing the
work.
Mrs. Richard G. Mitchell. who re-
cently went to Orange, New Jersey, to
take a position, is spending a few days
in Norwalk. the guest of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Newcomb, of West
Main street.
~Saturday' s special 3 qts Cramber:
rics 25c. United Grocery (10., 20 North
Main street.
A Noroton basketball team has chal—
lenged the Winthrop Club. of Nor-
‘walk, for a game, but no contest is
likely to result as the Winthrops at the
present time are only holding practices
for the members.
—Yacht and golf caps. O'Brien's.
Howard N. Godfrey and Frederick B.
Malkln. of Cockenoe Tribe 1, 0. R. M..
of Norwaik went to Bridgeport last
evening. and were guests of Wowam-
pum Tribe. of that city. Which confer-
red the chief's degree on a large class
of candidates.
, -—Ladiu hats at O'Briens
Bhoklngh’am W. R, C. will give a re-
ception to the Department President.
In. Reynolds of Nor top, at the home
of Mrs. Rates. on Bel en avenue. Wed—
needy Octoberzx.fron18tosp.m.
1t $1: tiy desired that every mem-
AD‘
Ap-
Pork chops
“(unimuudtomntockn
Io offloastntionery. Come in and
Mt. .‘ . Posts»
,iug, lo lnkc action in rcfcrcncc to go
our Great Guarantee.
Satisfaction or Money Back.
ill You Have
A To coat Or a
raincoat 7
MANY MEN FIND IT HARD TO CHOOSE BETWEEN OUR SMART
TOPCOATS AND RAINCOATS—M EN WHO FEEL THAT THEY CAN
-AFFORD ONLY ONE FALL OVERCOAT.
TOPCOATS ARE FAIR-WEATHER GARMENTS, OURS ARE OF
HANDSOME COVERTS IN FULL BOXY MODELS, SHORT AND
VSWAGGER, WITH WIDE CONCAVE SHOULDERS AND NARROW ,
CLOSE-FITTING COLLARS. $10 TO 322.
RAINCOATS ARE ALL—ROUND COATS, WET-PROOF, COLD-
PROOF,WIND-PROOF AND MOTH-PROOF. SMART COATS, LONO
AND FULL ,OF FINE WORSTED MATERIALS MADE THOROUGH-
LY WATER-PROOFI IN THE WIDE SHOULDER AND SNUG-SET-
TING COLLAR MODELS, S10 T0 $18. ‘
THE FALL SUIT YOU HAVE IN MIND IN OUR (STOCK
”NOW; WE' LL HELP YOU FIND IT.
FALL HATS AND FURNISHINGS AND FALL WEARS FOR BOYS
BIG AND LITTLE.
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‘0...) .1511: was 1.1, am sch-«nu n Ian
Tel. call 32-2.
~Speclal for Saturday. Your choice
of pancake floors 3 lbs for 2.11. United—
Grocery (‘.o,. 20 North Main sttcot.
The vcncrablo John (iorham. n
promient resident of Wilton. who
underwent a serious surgical opera‘
tion at tho Norwulk hospital, on Mon-
day, is rcportcd at this writing as do-
ing very well. and his ultimate rccov~
cry seems certain, which will be good
new to his many friends.
——Ncw tomatocs..pcr can 8c. .Ioscloif.
The South Norwalk Flrc l’olicc will
hold a special nicoting, Monday crcn
log to Ncw London, Noycmhcr l‘_‘. to
atlcnti thc annual hull of thc New Lon»
don lr‘irc l’olicc. II is probahlc thul
sonic handsome lnlit'll will bc iakcn :1'
this time lo prcsolll to lhcir fricnds of
the Whaling.- Clly.
*Ncw Knox dcrhys. ()‘llricn‘s.
Richard G. Milchcll. of Norwalk, who
Is in Arizona for thc hcnI-iit of his
health, wrilcs Norwalk I'mlatircs that
he has taltcn up his 1-1 sidcnci- at tho
prcscnt time on a ranch near Phoenix.
For some time Mr. Mitchcll was in th.‘
city of Phoenix, but the climate noccs-
sltated taking to ranch life. He is not
fceling very chl at tho present time.
—~Ncw tomatoes. pcr can 8c. .loseloi’f.
'l‘hc frost has critically accommo-
icd 'l‘hc Not-walks by holding off and
giving “(I‘th' lovers a chance to enjoy
their blossoms as long as possiblc. At
least, The Press is in rcccipl of a box
cf dahlius and other flowers from Mr.
and Mrs. George A. White, who llrc
"n one of the highcst points in ihe old
town. which show that thcy haven‘t
been ”nipped" yol.~—Ridgcfleld Press.
—limbrelias. mourning bands.
O'Brieu's.
Mrs. Thomas .1, Norton, of South
Norwalk. who is a native of Ridge-
fleld, and is a constant reader of The
Press, is considerable of a flower
grower. Just now her interest In cen-
tered on two curious Mexican plants
known as the living rock and hie res-
surrt-ctlon plant. both of which she Is
tending with great care. Both are spec-
lmcns of Nature‘s curiosities, and are
very interesting. ——Ridgeileld Press.
—Cranberries, 10c qt. Joseloii.
Fifteen Cent Music
Saturdav and Mondav
"Always In the Way."
“Down Where the Congo Flows."
“Under Southern Skies."
“A Soldier in the Ranks, That’s All."
"Bedella."
“In the Sweet Eye and Bye."
"Only a Dream of the Golden Past."
SEVENTY-FIVE CENT FOLIOS FOR
THIRTY-FIVE CENTS.
Coleman’s
10 North Main street. south Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding' 3 Baseball
and Sporting Geods.
. maroon VALUABLES
m: ' It nor.
mm. new air SE-
' fl “’1' DE- '
so: at
South Norwalk
5 rook BR 5.
Narwalk.
Tel. call 44-4.
We have a storckeeping principle we would like you
to get better acquainted Willi. it's a business “character"
we‘ve built during ihc twclvu ycnrs we have been bcforo
the people asking their patronage. Our business has been
builded on a. firm Iotutdatlon of honest grain at fair prices,
'Wc ask a fair share of profits for oursclvcs, no more. We
want your custom now, and we want it in the future, anti
if fair dealing count s for anything we will get ii too. Let's
get acquainted. It won‘t cost you anything to learn our
methods.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. '
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
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TWO STORES. LOW PRICES.
ENORAVINO.
Engraving In all m branches. Wedding Invitations.
Announcements. and Calling Cards. Dias, and Stamp-
ing at prices to suit everybody. Samples of the latest
styles always on hand.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
COOKSELLER, STATIO NER AND ENORAVER.
5 South Main street. 49 Wall street,
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
Lewis‘ Popular‘Px-lcsd Photograph Studio,
’11 Main Street. NOTWOIK. ‘
Personal attention given all sittings, from 10 a. m., to 4 p. in, Sun-
days 10 a. m.. to 1:30 p. in. Children's photographs 8 specialty.
PHOTOGRAPHS
of (hi
CHILDREN
phOuId now be mldl. '
-—DO NOT DELAY-v .
It is to o rllky.
HEALTH PHOTOGRAPHS
are the heat. -
JACKSON’S STUDIO.
NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES.
53 Wall street. Opposite Hotel Norwalk.
—7
oc roam is in: mourn.
It is neither too early nor too laid. for my services.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician. '
Roam 9 United Bank Building, South Norwnlk‘, Conn.
. Office hours 8 to 11: 45: 12: 45 to 6: 45. Saturday svenlngs,7-9.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron.
Strong Graceful
“Durable.
Our iron and Brass Reds are beautiful in shape, style Ind finish and
thoroughly well made from exclusive designs. They will remain in style and
service a lifetime. Our White Enamelled Beds are well made, well fitted on,
in best patterns, strictly up to date, ha ving every known improvement. Heavy
White Enamel Best Lacquered Trimmings from '2. 50 up to ”0 Our Brass
Beds, plain and elaborate designs, are all perfectly covered with but Inc-
quer. You must see these beds to fat 1y appreciate the values. We are of-
fering a satisfactory variety here to choose from. Prices “0111018510 825.
SOAP.
ViOlel Toilet Soap
10:: FOR A BOX OF 3 CAKES.
A full line of Toilet soaps, all
kinds and prices,
at the
Clifford Pharmacu
PHONE 15-2.
Woooowmomoo
R
\\ ALI. S I Riali'l‘
l.~h fluctuations.
declines of about
ed
were lifeless
Union Pac.,
11. 8. Steel, pf. 59
Wabash,18%
Wabash. PI., 81%
Id-
WQILU TEL 31‘
lunch, we,
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
. 10:10 a. n1.——Tho
widc opcning In Amalgamated Coppcr
was the i‘cnturc of the stock market.
There was simrfttancous sales of 13.-
.‘mo shares at 35“. down to 34%;. com-
[iiil’ml with 312%. ltt<t night.
sztlcs Wire in thousand share blocks,
with a rally to 35111,. followed by fever-
'i‘ho movement was
based upon the rcportcd decision of
the company to close sown its works
in Montana until the decision on up-
pcal of pending litigation. The tone of ' ‘
the opening market
heavy and apathetic with quite uniform
l'ulon Pacific.
St. Patti and Atchlson and Sugar show-
rather marked depression with
large fractional declines.
“'ALI. STREET 1 p. m.—SOme of
the specialties responded to small boy-
. ing orders but the standard stocks
though firmer.
rather small losses of the morning
were made up and St. Paul showed. a
recovery of a point from its ltfiest.
(‘ar pfd. rose 1 and Northwestern 1%.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or ina- ,
pies & Goldschmidt, Commission Bro-
generally
kei'l. Snort: & Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
Open High. Low.
Amal. Cop., 35 5*" 3574'. 35
A. C. & F. 00.. 20314 21 201/.
A, C. & R, pit, 1161.1 (56% 66%
Am. 8111911., 41% 42% 41%
Am. Sugar, 114% 114% 113%
A, T, & 8. Fe, 65% 66% use.
A. T. & S. F. p. 89 89 89
Bait. 5 Ohio, 74 74% 731..
. Bklyn R, '1‘., 33% 337.1 33
Ches. & Ohio, 29% 299g, .31%
Ch. & N. W., 16114 16114 161
Ch, Gt, West., 151 15 113/.
C, M. & 8.151381%.» 139 1381/.
Col. 1". & 1., 28 31% 28
Erie, 27 27% 2674.
Erie, 1st. pf., 66% 6674. 66%
Gen. Elec, 1481.5 148% 14854
Lou. & Nash, 10055 100% 1...
Manhattan. 133% 133% 1331/4
Met. 8t. Ry., 106% 108% 106%,
Mex, Cent. 10% .109i‘ 10
Mo, Pacific, 8925- 90%- 89%
N. Y. Central.117% 117% 117%
Norf. & West, 56% 57 561/.
Ont. a West, 20%, 20' 20%
Pac. Mail, 21 21. J 21
Penn. R. R.. 118% 119, 118%
P90. Gas, 94 ' 4.1 33%
Pres 8 Car. 31 3,1 , .31
Readi 06% 45
and"? 11,711 g” 16
Rep, Steel, . ‘73‘ 7%" 7%
Rock island, 35 8171‘ 21%
South. Pac.. «11% 41% 41*,
Sou.RyCo..131’ 18
80 By Capt. ,74% 7 29% 73%
Tent, c. in 1;”
- Tenn mummy-221‘ 22%
Subsequent
W {I R
The,
1:30.
35%
21
66%
421/;
114%,
66%,
89
ill-I
33";
29%..
161
lo
138%
31%
on
66%
1481/.
1005‘s
133%
108%
10-
Vicinity.
'LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW
THE NEW SEASON, AND YOU WILL READILY SEE WHERE MONI
WILL BE SAVED IF YOU' BUY CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR ’.
BOYS HERE.
WE ARE STRONG ON FALL AND AND WINTER OVERCOATO.
RAIN COATS,$10.00 TO ”$.00.
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$10.00, $12.00 AND $15-00 WINTER SUITS FOR MEN.
THE Land!"
I
LINE EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER NECKWEAR AT 500."
THREE LOTS OF WINTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, AT “0' PE
GARMENT.
Our guarantee reads: Your money back if you want it. I ’ "
SELLECKa PRICE,
'be whlts and mealy.
i
it
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
BUTTER—The best fresh goods we NEW MAPLE SUGAR. . .‘ , ,1
have had to advance to 26c, and we 1,000 MATCHES, 51:. -. '.
expect it will be still higher Icon. Pie Peaches, 10° can. .
POTATOES—Are looking I" ' car: Sliced Peaches, sqliai to 010 Irish,
of fine Maine stock. Expect them to "a". 101: can.
WI" make the Karo Syrup is going good, 101: can.
be $1.50 Trv.
Keifer Pears. good for doingup or
keeping for winter.
Green Tomatoes, a few good ones.
Good Cabbage. Orson Peppers.
Whole Mixed Spices, 10c‘b0x.
Saturday Special Guiltradgo Milk. So
can.
We shall have the usual stock of the
lbest Shoulders, at the regular price. .
price right. Potatoes will
bushel before spring.
Horse Radish. new. We bottle.
Harte Radish Multlrd, try it.10c
bottle. '
We have a regular trade on a coffee
that we put out at 22c lb.. or 5 lbs.
for $1. We have sold this coffee now
for some years and It give‘sl splendid
satisfaction to a large class of trade.
Try it.
Lorenzo
ls ‘ It Forth
to suffer from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision
near and can be had at such small cost? .
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost, and
if glasses are needed furnish then: at the lowest possible prleo.- A
Perfect fitting guaranteed. Aden-I
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
. ,.,.
when relief , loan
58 Wall Street.
Norwalk. Conn. "
TELEPHONE I“. .. f. j"
CUTBILL.’ .
Bridge Fish M “not.
SPECIAL FOR TODAY. ‘
Long Island Escallops, ' . T;
Compo Mill Pond Oysters, 30c (11:.
Extra Large Smelt, Native Eels. BIno‘: ‘
Fish. Weak Fish, Snapper Blues,‘ Sni- '
mon, Hardshell Crabs. Lobsters and
Clams,
ta. «A
FREE DELIVERY.
West End Washington Strut Irldgs.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
RECEPTION
Atheletic ASsociaiiou of Brown Collette.
NORWALK ARMORY.
Fridau Evening. October 25.1905
Jesse s Orchestra assures good music.
A door perfect in smoothness will delight the dancers.
A refined class of people to mingle with. ‘ ‘
A pleasant evening for all.
TICKETS. 25 CENTS. ON SALE AT DOOR.
No. 2 Nut Delivered at $5. OO Q "‘1'
All Oth'or‘ SIIQo in 311261: at. SO
I) - . delivered
HACKET‘I' LOSIS EYE SIGHT.
'I‘. LOUIS, O'ct. 28—Jun- Hackett
the Linnis'N National Walrus anchor anatvau of!
pitcher Itll lent the light of III! ION NAN’I‘UCKET LIGHTS II" ,1
eye. nun ivy poison. contracted was: steamer manta, brim
hill“!!! recently. Ind hll minim Queen-town for New York. .
were are..." “we ,.. rant: as... c.....
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was, no 111,1__ me,“ out an Yotk‘.
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