Fresh
WWII.»
Homemade
Candles
0»ch
5! Washington St.
Our Great
Guarantee .-
Seflsfaoflon‘ or Money Back.
[uteri iiuu’s lotus.
Quite a delegation of knights of Col—
umbus went to Stamford, yesterday.
Rev. George VanAistyue is spend-
ing a week in Hartford, with his
daughter. Mrs. C. A. Johnston.
The Ladies‘ Guild, of Grace Church,
will hold a cake. sale in the rectory,
next Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The regular church prayer meeting
will be held at the South Nor-walk Dap—
tisi, Church, 'i‘hurstitty evening, of this
\vwlt.
A meeting of the Boy's Brigade of
the South Norwuik Baptist (‘hur,ch
will be held ii‘riduy night, at 7:30
o'clock.
’l‘he tliris‘ It‘l'IOiliIIy Society or 'l‘rin‘
ity Church will hold a special meeting ,
Tuesday ch-ning. of this week. in the
Guild room.
The Sunshine Club of the South Nor-
waik Baptist Church produce "The
District School." in Randall‘s hall. on
Wednesday night.
A meeting of the .lunior Christian
Endeavorers of the South Norwaik
Baptist Church, Will be held on Friday
afternoon, at 3:30.
Rev. H. D. carpenter. pastor of the
South Norwnik Baptist Church, ex-
changed puiptts yesterday with Rev.
Mr. Angle. of Jersey City.
Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. 'I‘ripicrflvlil
entertain the Pine Ledge Whist Club.
at the (.‘hoiwcil Home, in High street,
Norwaik, Wednesday afternoon. of
this week.
The steam lighter Manhattan. with a
cargo of iron, is discharging it at Ray—
Iuond Brothers' wharf. The iron is
consigned to the (‘oloniai Foundry
Company. '
~Basketball at armory tonight.
1“ vs. Hoboken.
Harry Scottcld. who _is connected
with the C(Iiciai Electric Company. of
New York. lInIs purchased a lot in
Highland avenue, and will erect a dott-
his house there.
A regular meeting of Douglas Fow-
ler i’ost, G. A. R., will be held tonight
in Grand Army Hail. Several comrades
are to be mustered in. and the session
will be an important one.
Louise Lodge, Daughters of Herman,
will observe titeitliirtceuth anniIers-
ary of its organization tonight with a
bull and entertainment in Alton i-iail.
'ihere will be a number of pleasant
features
The sixteenth annual ball of Court
Mahackemo, l”:or¢.ste:s of America.
will be held in Music Hall. Friday
night November 13,0 and the commit-
tees are already making elaborate ar-
rangements for the affair. Svcc's or~
chestra wil furnish music.
Witte Vansappeien. a Hollander.
who resides in Westport, was discov~
cred yesterday by the South Norwalk
police, in a condition which indicated,
that he had partaken too freely of his
national beverage. He was escorted
to police headquarters, and this morn-
ing the case came up before Judge
Taylor. Ho fined Vanzappelen 85 and
costs.
Miss M. Gunnison. who is traveling
for the Heinz Company, is making a
demonstration of those articles which
are placed on the market by the con-
cern, which has long been famous for
Its pickles. The demonstration is go—
ing on today at Seymour's grocery
store. and Miss Gunnison is demon-
strating the excellent soups made by
the concern.
W. H. Gamble. Mrs. E. T. Bromley.
W, H. Lawson, New York; 0. L. Co-
nant. bridgeport; G. C. Evans, W. H.
Lewis, Boston; G. 8. Baker. W. W. Al-
worth, Dr. and Mrs. J. Milton Coburn,
J. E. Slater. South Norwaik; G. H.
Newton, Ridgefleld; George E Weeks.
New Haven; Louis P, Miller. George-
were gnests;fllPiaoewhroscanujte etso
town; I. R. Prentiss, Philadelphia.
were guests Saturday or Sunday at the
Hotel Clifford.
Governor Chamberlain. Executive
Secretary Albert R. Chamberlain,
Chief Clerk Frank D. Rood, and Sun-
erintendent Francis Stevenson paid a
visit to "Genius," on the capitol roof.‘
Cl),
in Hartford, late Friday afternoon. The .
visit was made at the request of the}
governor. An examination was made
at the place where a small section of
the figure was cut out. and it was evi-
dent that the metal is in perfect condi-
tion.
There in some talk of organizing a
Boys' Club here. While the project has
by no means matured the succen of
Copyright [M by am Behind 0 Ion
Will 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, " gm
TOPCOATS ARE FAIR-WEATHER GARMENTS, OURS ARE OF
HANDSOME COVERTS IN FULL BOXY MODELS. SHORT AND
SWAGGER, WITH WIDE CONCAVE SHOULDERS AND NARROW
CLOSE-FITTING DOLLARS. $10 TO 522. _
RAINCOAT8 ARE ALLsROUND COATS, WET-PROOF, COLD-
PROOF. WIND-PROOF AND MOTH-PROOF. SMART COATS, LONG
AND FULL ,OF FINE WORSTED MATERIALS MADE THOROUGH-
LY WATERPROOF, IN THE WIDE SHOULDER AND SNUG-SET-
TING COLLAR MODELS, $10 TO $18.
THE FALL SUIT YOU HAVE IN MIND
NOW; WE'LL HELP YOU FIND IT.
FALL HATS AND FURNISHINGS: AND FALL WEARS FOR BOYS
BIG AND LITTLE.
IS IN OUR STOCK
Hart Schafincr
If M a rx
Ilznd Tuioncd
cum II.-I.I how by that man-I I Inn
Tel. call 32-2.
COMS TOCK BROS.
South Norwalk.
Norwalk.
Tel. call 44-4.
William L. Coley and Wllt' arc visit-
ing at Shelton.
A. J. Collins spent yesterday at his
home in Daubury.
home in imperial avenue.
Mrs. George ilcrrcli and
are visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘. I. iluynroud
spending a few days at Dalton. i’a.
Football pants and punching bag to
be given away ill Coleman's. Sec iill.
The Rev. James llcniou Warner oilic~
iaiod at the Crnubury ("impel yesterday
afternoon.
daughter
{l i‘i‘
3 Istorday.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs \ l-l
llenedict .1! their homo :3
bil‘iltll. yesterday.
'l‘tvo drunken men annoyed ponders-
oz. in ilciden HH'.llllt‘ Suturduv trig-ht
heir Grace Church
The Gir. s l ricndiy Society of Trial
l3 t hurth will meet on Tuesday 0'. en-
iIIg ul 7: I5 at the tIlliltIl
'ihose warm underclothes yott have
been thinking of you want now. They
:..'c ready for you at iiowlarrd‘s at reas-
onable prices.
('ity Clerk Leo liavls. of Norwuik.
has returned from lntliauiu, where he
attended the Wedding of his brother,
.loseph Davis.
An illshnpcd corset means and iii-
iItting own. N. E. Ryan sells .1 cor-
eel that gives the wearer au ens_..
graceful figure. Call and see it.
Leiloy Montgomery resumed ills du
ties at the Fairficld County Bank today.
after being laid up for a few days with
.I sprained ankle. the result of brisket-
‘oali practice.
The lineup for the Company F basket
ball team tonight will be as follows:
Riley, Payne and Ranch. forwards;
Kenny, Lister, center; Godfrey. Ghtotr
to and Dorney. guards.
Revival meetings are in progress at
the Knight Street A. M.
Last night's meeting. which was wciI
attended. was in charge of young men
from the East Avenue A. M. E. Church.
The pastor, feels that these meetings
will result in a great den! of good. The
meeting will con'inue this week and
this evening' 5 meting will be conducted
by B. W S. J. Bell.
GlVEN AWAY FREE!
Football pants and punch-
lng beg.
rmy am Wanted.
1'0 RENT-J house. 6 rooms.
Colombia”:
to North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding'I Batebali
' and Sporting Goods.
such ventures elsewhere and the possi- .
billty of by such means keeping the‘
youth: of! from the streets and out of
mischief, appeals strongly to mutual
While Hollywood fun at Southport, it
not on these direct lines being more
far reaching and broader in its scope,
some believe a similar lnItitntion here
would be of immepgc advantage. I
Stop That Co
By «in; our imp raved compound
Syrup, White Pine "and Tor. it has
proved in merit In hundreds of “In.
7""- swuumwz.
STILEEOH,,EO,WELL co.
o
YOUNG MEN
IhOuld acquIlnt thomulvec with pree-
tchl buclncu methods. An lacuna:
with the SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
CO. and the pl nt of III Win by
check 00!th I young man so antral
his “medium and the hint to prop ’
orly manage the tomcat intercom which
David ii. Morris is an invalid at his
Miss Iiannnh F. Cluuc, of iloltlI-II avo' ‘ A
nuc. was the guest of friends in llcthcl, '
llurlIziuk
E. Church. .
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We have n storekeeping 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
lIIIildcd on a. firm foundation of honest 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 s for anything we will got it too. Let's
get acquainted. it won't cost you anything to learn ottr
methods.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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“DOM-MOM-s
NOVEMBER ’
Ladles’ Home Journal
and
Mans-9y
out today. Large supply at
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
BOOKSELLER. STATIO NER AND ENGRAVER.
6 South Main Itrcet, 49 Wall street,
. South Norwalk. Narwnik.
. Lewis’ Popular Priced Photograph Studio,
ll Main Street. Norwnlk.
Persoaal attention given all sittings. from 10 a. m., to 4 p. m. Sun. ,
days 10 a. m., to 1:30 p. m. Children‘s photographs a specialty,
PHOTOGRAPHS
of the
CHILDREN
should now be made.
—DO NOT DELAY-
- It in to o risky.
HEALTH PH OTOGRAPHS
Ire the belt.
J ACKSON’S STUDIO.
NEW STYLES. . LOW PRICES.
53 Wall Street. . Opposite Hotel Norwalk.
OCTOBER is THE MONTH.
It I: neither foo eerlv nor too late, for my services.
HOMER «B. HOYl'. Jefreotlnn Opflolen.
Room 9 United Bank Building. south Nor-walk, Conn.
Office hours 8 to 11: 45. 12: 45 to 6. 45. Saturday eveningofl
SpeclIl Appointmentc' at convenience of patron.
Strong. Graceful. Durable.
Our iron and Brass Beds are beautiful in shape. style and finish and
thoroughly well made from exclusive designs. They will remain in style and
service I lifetime. Our White Ennmeiled Beds are well made, well fitted on.
in. best Patterns. strictly up to date. ha ring every known impl‘dvement. Heavy
White Enamel Best Lacquered Trimmings from $2.50 up to 020. Our Brass
Beds. plain and elaborate designs. are all perfectly coveredlwith best inc-
quer. You must see these beds to fut ly appreciate the values. We are of-
fering I satisfactory variety here to choose from. Prices from $18. to 826.
In sunburn-to the man Int-Input» .-
, IIcoon II i become your wife?
Vioiel Toilet Soap
10c FOR A BOX 0F 3 CAKES.
A full line of Toilet Soaps, all
kinds and prices, at the
Clifford PharmaClJ
PHONE 154.
:DDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Victor W, Ferris is still confined to
his home by iiiIIIi-ss.
Attorney John Keogh is at Narc—
siuh Iiighlnruls today on business.
Miss Ethel Millard. of New York. is
the guest of (lcm-rul and Airs. Russell
Frost.
Old Well Lodge. No. Ills, l". and A.
.11.. will hold ll meeting: tonight and coIt~
fer the first degree.
Captain Fred Itowiaruis. of
steamer Ncnoir. of Bridgeport. was in
town today on business.
The whirling clouds of dust on thr
. streets today made it very unpleasant
to be out of doors much.
Frederick B. Maikin, manager of the
Norwalk store of i“. D. Lawton & Com-
pany, is ill at his home in North ave—
one.
The Public Market leads in quality
and price The ad will giIe you an
idta of bargains to be obtained there
Read it
The second snow storm of the. sea-
son occurred here this morning. A
few flakes descended. but were so few
that not many persons noticed them.
T. J. Magncr is to remain with us and
his store will be restocked from top
to bottom. He makes a specialty in
a 50 per cent. cut in hardware and ag-
ate ware. See ad.
The Brown Business College teaches
you along the lines that will make you
a most acceptable office assistant. it
means money in your own pocket when
you enroll as a student.
The new fall and winter designs or
pillow tops are at the Boston Store
ready for your inspection. The prices
are lower than last year. the deIigns
more attractive. See ad for particu-
lars.
Two exhibitions of extraordinary
merit, and interest are offered to the
public at Road‘s this week. One is
a practical demonstration of corsets
the other a sale of Haskell silks. See
ad for particulars.
The Rev. C, N. A. Pooiey curate of
St. Anne's Church, Morrissania, New
York, officiated at the service at St.
Paul‘s Church. on the Green, yesterday
morning. The Rev. C. M, Selleck was
It the Berkeley street Chapel in the
evening.
given by Commander Henry H. Bar-
roli. U. S. N.. entitled _"Thc Straits of
Mdlacca and the South China Sea."
The lecture will be given In the City
Hall and will be fully illustrated by
stereoptlcon views, many of which
will be artistically colored. and all of
which were brought from the Orient
by Commander Barron. The proccedI
of the lecture will be given to the
fund for the completion of the Itoeplo
of St. JImeI' Church—Dunbar! News.
'Vera Elton—Will you keep your
promise Ind min from your ctnunst
0o! U. Hello-Ari! have to, cool
em both. m
3. ”WWW
the ~
On November 5 a lecture will be ‘
By the Boot Drooood Men in Ith‘l”
VIoInIty. 3'
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW '
we SHALL as GLAD 70 snow YOU THE coanscr STYLES roar ‘
THE NEW SEASON,IAND YOU WILL READILY BEE wuss: MONIYL.
. I , .
WILL BE SAVED IF YOU BUY CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR
BOYS HERE.
WE ARE cream on FALL mo AND WINTER ovsacoan
. it‘ll?
THE LARGE" I
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RAIN COAT8,$10.00 TO 022.00. ‘
$10.00, $12.00 AND $15.00 WINTER SUITS FOR MEN.
c
LINE EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
A DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER NECKWEAR AT 50c. I
THREE LOTS OF WINTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, AT 486 PER
GARMENT.
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Our guarantee reads: Your money Ilfli‘k it you want it.
SELLECK 8: PRICE:
| . 98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
BUTTER—The best fresh goods we
have had to advance to 26c, and we,
expect it will be still higher soon. i
POTATOES—Are looking for a earl
of fine Maine stock. Expect them to.
be white and mealy. Will make the!
price right. Potatoes will be $1. 50!."y ,
bushel hetero lpf‘lng. a
Horse Radish, new, file bottle. k Kciifer Pearle, 9°°d f" doing up or -,
Horse Radish Mustard, try lt,10ci "p ng forwnter.
bottle. i Green Tomatoes, a few good once.
We have a regular trade 0" a coffeel Good Cabbage, Green PepporI.
that we put out at 22c lb., or 5 IbI.I WM“ Mix", Spices, 10° b°"'
for $1. We have sold this coffee now, Saturday Specral Guilt Ed” Milk, 3°
for tome years and it gives splendidl‘ “a" \
We shall have the usual stock of the
satisfaction to a large class of trade.‘;
Try it. best: Shoulders, at the regular price.
Lorenzo
NEW MAPLE SUGAR.
1,000 MATCHES, 5c.
Pie Peaches, 10c can.
Sliced Peaches, equal to the froth
fruit.10c can. '
Karo SyrUp is going geod,10c can.
to suffer from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when relief is Io ‘
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 price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
a. B. JA cxsolv,
Graduate Optician. . . . ‘
58 Wall street. NorwIIk, Gonna“.
corsets
Bridge Fish Mark-t.
' SPECIAL con room.
Long island Escaliops,
Compo Mill Pond Oysters, 30c qt.
Extra Large Smelt. Native Eels, Bitte'
Fish, Weak Fish, Snapper Blues. Sal-
mon, Hardsheii Crabs. Lobster! and ..
‘ Clams. ‘ '
FREE DELIVERY.
wm End wIIIIIIIIgtoII Stout IIIIIIII,
South NorwIlk, Conn. ‘ I
for Ourselves when we EnrOli you
as a Student.
We teach you along the lines that make office assistants moat accept4
able in busy establishments. , ._
Having a national reputation men. as something! . i '
Write or call for fullest information. ' i ”“1"; '
The Brown Business Co ,ye,
Georg at Slrtiln. Fronldérfi
UNITED BANK HUILDINO. SOUTH NOR WEEK. CON
.uul’ one mum «it no I"! MI... III-II I but ,
night they could plainly heIr footsteps Isl! 'to I commercial carom" um ‘
in the kitchen. "Burglar-II" be on- m at." mid Ir. Startling ‘
claimed. hastily covering up his head. ' “The IhoaiI of Ipéca
“Oh. Henry!" sighed the wife. “1 Its-Now ~
wish 1 bid your faculty for looking It IpI ‘
the bright lid. of thinnt 1'. euro it'I
thatBrownwomutryiugtoonfloc-y 1
cook Kenna City Induci-
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