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Fresh
Homemade
Candles
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now
51 Washington St.
Our Great Guarantee :
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Miss Annie Ratchford was 11 visitor
111 Dunbar.) Sunday
Miss Sarah A. Baker is visiting Dr.
(Irowe and Mrs. Willis Crot‘ut. of New
11av.en
Mr and Mrs. i“. A Volk.ofllcouur1l
st11.1‘t Nor.wnlk 1111- guests of (Heads
111 Brooklyn
The Ilowland Dry Goods Company
11111111 11 special lot of jackets. which Is
11 11111-11 attraction. S111» ad.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tilly. of South
Main street. are entertaining their son.
111111111111 .1. Tiny. of New York.
--Native potatoes. [1 bus. lots. 85c
bus. 11‘. 1). Lawton & Co,
0111' Ill'othcrs‘fiiodgc. 1. 0. 0. I“.. of
Norwallt. held a session last evening.
but transacted only routine business.
New sweet russet cider made from
all sound rnsset apples now on sale at
Lorenzo Iiibble's. See ad. for prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Slauson and
daughter. of Harriet street, Norwalk.
were guests of Bedding friend‘s. Suu
day.
Nelson Crew. of Brooklyn. spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence E. (Yraw. of South Main
street.
——A Diamond Ring for your wife. as
a gift, wouldn't be 11 bad investment.
11. Krieger & (lo. will sell you one
on easy payments.
Joel G. Foster, of Danbury,
11111-11 in a critical condition.
blood poisoning. is Improved
and his recovery is expected.
Mr. and Mrs. James Merrill. of South
Norwalk. have returned home after a
visil wuh Mr. and Mrs. James 1‘}. Cun-
ningham, 111 Si W114 Wooster street.
Daubury.
11' you need anything 111 black silk.
there could not be a more favorable
tune for buying than now while the
black sale is on at Brad's. See partic-
ulars in ad. .
—Wl1y not buy a Diamond Ring for
your 311 eetheart at 11. Kriegcr & Co ‘11?
Quality guaranteed and easy terms
A new directory of the Southern New’
England Telephone Company has 11111n
distributed to subs111bers. The new
list went into effect at 7 o‘clock. yes-
terday morning
C. E. Stymour in his 1111. today 1111111:
your attention to an unusual opportu«
ulty which is offered you this week
at his store. Read his ad.
Mrs. St. John will lead the 1.. B. A.
prayer meeting. at the Norwalk (711n-
gregational Church Wedmsday 1111111-
1101111. at :1 oc1o1'k.“ll11-subjett 11111
be "Lives 'l‘hat Lift."
The hospital ambulance went to
(In 1 11s Farms. Sunday. to bring a Mrs.
Kendall to the South Norwalk depot.
whu'c SII’WRS taken to New York. to
be treated in a hospital.
Mrs. Charles Dennis and Mrs. 1.. B.
Triplcr will entertain the members of
the Pine Ledge Whist Club at the
Cholwcll home. in High street, Nor-
walk, tomorrow afternoon.
Charles Smith, who enlisted in thc
Units-1i States Navy some time ago,
and who has been assigned for duty on
board the United States cruiser Topeka.
111 enjoying a week's furlough at the
home of his mother. Mrs. Bessie
Smith. in Union street.
The past three nights were the
coldest nights of the season. There
was a heavy freeze each night. and 111
the morning the ground was found to
be. somewhat frozen. Icc formed and
vegetables and flowers. excepting tbc
hardy kinds. were generally cut down.
The 1. C. Society of St. Mary's
(‘hnrch are to give a “Slippery Ann"
party. in Lockwood's Hall. Friday
night. After an hour of card playing.
for which valuable prizes will be
awarded to those securing the least
hearts. dancing will follow until mid-
night.
William Nash and ldward Doulenl.
the entertainment committee of the
l'niqne Social Club. wore in New York
Saturday. selecting talent for their en-
tertalnment which is to be held In
Music Hall. Friday. November 6th.
They expect to get something direct
from Keith'm
The Willing Workers' Circle of
King's Daughters 111:. the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal Church. meet with
Mrs. Frank Grmory. No. 6 Wedtport
avenue. Wednesday, October 28 at 3
p. m. A large attendence is desired.
as matters of importance will be
brought before the meeting.
The fourth’lesson of Professor Dan-
iel A. Stanton‘s dancing class will be
given at Arion Hall Madison street.
tomorrow evening. at 8 o‘clock. Mr.
Stanton had a considerably larger
class last week than the preceding
week. and there will probably be sev-
eral new members Wednesday even-
ins.
5101 That Clinch
.arraraanz‘tsr'r'n
who has
from
today.
prov-d its merit in Module It and.
Try It. ,
station."
11m Sdnil'ncr
5’ Marx
HandTatlurrd
009111.111 am by unusual-c 0 Ian
Will You Have
11 Topooal‘ or a
Raincoat?
MANY MEN FIND IT HARD TO CHOOSE BETWEEN OUR SMART
TOPCOAT8 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
SWAGGER. WITH WIDE CONCAVE SHOULDERS AND NARROW
CLOSE-FITTING COLLARS,$10 T0 $22. .
RAINCOATS ARE ALL-ROUND 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- 1
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
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"and Titlur‘Cd
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To]. call 32-2.
COMS TOOK BR US.
South Norwalk
Norwalk.
Tel. call 44-4.
Repairs are being 111111111 :11 Raymond
Brothere' docks.
T1111 11111111111 Store 1111.
terns-ting items toduy.
everyone to read it.
\1'1'11'11 S. 1’111111111' is 11111111111: >11111'ly.
and sat up Sunday t1\'111‘_.\'-ti'.'11 min—
utes. after an illness 111' 11111 \11-.1k.~. .
Alvau Nickerson. who is now 11111111111
in New Brunswick. New .1111'111)‘. 111m
a visitor at his 111111111 111 Norwalk Snu-
11111'. I
A 11111111311111 will 1111 111111 at 11111 1'1111-1
fury of (1111111 1‘111111-11 'l 11111~1111 111'
11 ruoon under 11111 auspices of 1111- Wo-
is 11111 of i11-
It 11111 pay
Hans Johnson. who 111111 :1 finger :1111-
putated some weeks ago. has 11111111 1.111111:
to rtsume his duties at i1‘11r11is' 11111111
yzti‘d.
A rehearsal was 1111111 last night to.
p111t'1111t the 11111111 111 illI’llIllISIt‘l'IllL’, tth
warriors 11111111111 tonight
members of 1'111.1s 1.111111 1 0.11. M
James B. Costello to1111c111 111pt1lnI
11 Hope Ho. 11 Comp 1111'. \'11r11' 11k ‘11'1t‘
town Just 111111 ~1'1-111' 111.111 11111111111. 1:111:
11t11iug 1111s 111.11 1111:1111 from him
since. The last 5111111 of Captain (‘11s-
It‘IIt) was on a West avenue trolley 1-111'.
1111 was on the 1'11111' 11111111111111. and as
11111 car was going through Wall street.
bound for South Norwalk. he shouted
to some 11'1111111: "1‘11 5111 you 11111112"
11 i.~' 1111\1' 1111i11v11:1 that (‘aptain (‘11st1111o
1-; dead.
Joltn W. Schroeder. with s11v1 ral oth-
vr new 11111'111 1111111. 1111;; organized 11.1-
John W. Schroeder Company. 1111-1111-
11111'1111'd ()111111111‘ it 11103. 1.1 11111; and
sell mines. timber land. 1111. (‘apitul
stock $10,000; 100 shares of Sititi 11111111.
Shareholders: John W. Schroeder.
Frank Campbell, M. 1.. lingo and C. 1‘}.
Schroeder. '1’1111 Schroeders urt- well—
known 111 :1 1111311164.: way 111 many Nor—
walk people. and have spent several
summers at Belle Island.
A. F}. Benson. Springfield. Mass; W.
.1. Mannell, '1‘. ’l‘hubaut. W. 1). Parks.
William I“. Acton. J. W. Rutherford. M.
11. (literi. J. E. Searles. E. A. Simpson.
S. J. Hosford. George R. Wartiman.
Jere Hall. New York; J. L. McKeon.
Westfleld. Mass; H. 1.. Hanson. S. (1111‘-
don. W. H. Maine. Boston; H. C. 1101'
ioook. F. H. Buffum. Providence. R, 1.:
Charles H. Prince. Woonsockct. R, 1.;
\ir and Mrs W. R. l-‘can. New London.
were guests yesterday at the Hotel
Clifford.
GIVEN AWAY FREE!
Football pants and punch-
!ng bag.
Fifty Boys Wanted.
1'0 RENT-41201136. 6 rooms.
Coleman's
to Nerth Main Street. 8°uth Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaulding'l Baleball
and Sporting Goodl.
\
vouun MEN .
IhOuId acquaint thomulvu with prac-
tical bulinud 1110111063. An account
with the SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
G0. and the payment" All 11111. by
check doubt“ I young man no anti-oi
til-Whine fluhimbpnp
mymmmmmmm ‘
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to 11171 111111' 9 .'
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' We have 11 SIUI'I'Iu‘l‘IIIIIK principle we would like you
to get. better 11111111111111111 111111. It's a business “character“
Wt'vc built during 11111 twelve years we have been before
the propit- asking tl11ir patronavo. Our business has 11111511
111111111111 on a fixm 1111111111111111 of honest grain at fairpriccs.
We ask a fair share of profits for ourselves. 111111111161. We
want your custom now. and we want it in the future. and
If fair dealing count 5 {tn-111111111111: 111‘ will 1:111 11 too. Let‘s
pct. acquainted. it won't cost you anything to learn our
methods.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL 'r. HATcy. ’
no 115111112191
Ladies' Home Journal
and
Munsey
out today. Largo supply at
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
‘ BOOKSELLER. STATIO NER AND ENGRAVER.
49 Wall street,
Norwalk.
6 South Main street.
South Norwa‘lk.
I Lewls' PEA:- Priced Photograph Studio.
’ aln Street. Nor-walk.
Personal attention given all siltings. from 10 a. 111., to 4 p. in. Sun-
days 10 11.. 111., to 1:30 p. in. Children's photographs :1 specialty.
i
(Mr-Wfl‘fc‘ffrcfifi
PHOTOGRAPHS "
CHILDREN
should now be mndo.
—DO NOT DELAY-
It II to o risky.
HEALTH PH OTOGRAPHS
are the belt.
JACKSON’S STUDIO.
NEW STYLES. LOW PRICES.
1'13 Wall Street. Opposite Hotel Norwalk
OCTOBER IS Tilt MONTH.
It Is neither too early nor too late, for my services.
HOMER B. HOYT, Refraction Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building. South Nor-walk, Conn.
Office hours 8 to 11: 45: 12: 45 to 6: 45. Saturday eveningIJD.
Special Appointment: at convenience of patron.
Strong. 11111111111111.1111.
Our Iron and Brass Beds are beau1lful In shape. style and‘ finish and
thoroughly well made from exclusive designs. They will remain In ater and
service a lifetime. Our White Enamelled Beds are well made, well fitted on,
in best patterns, strictly up to date. ha vlng every known improvement. Heavy
White Enamel Best Lacquered Trimmings from $2.50 up to 820. Our Brass
Beds plain and elaborate designs are all perfectly covered vi best 1111:-
You must see these beds to fully appreciate the values We are of-
Pricea from $18. to $25.
quer.
ferlng a satisfactory variety here to 1 home from.
' Penn. R. R..
80. a
18.1.3!
TQM.
SOAP
Violet Toilet Soap
101: FOR A BOX OF 3 CAKES.
qua WW
A full line of Toilet Scaps, all
kinds and prices, at the
Clitford Plu'zimacii
PHONE 1512.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
.\V1..\11 S’l ltl‘ 131‘? 10:11) .1. 111.——"111111'11
111~ .1 inc 11|1>11ptio11 111‘ stocks all
throughout 1111- llst 111 1111‘ 11111111111: 111
1111' Stock Market. The usual probi—
1111111 111111111's showed 1111.1 largest gains.
which 1'1111 to a huge fraction. The
indiistriztls s11111111 111 the general
stwngtlL'Stcel. 11111.. and Amalgamat-
111 rising about :1 point. There were
1.111111 shares of the. latter sold at lliil'.
'11111 31151“. compared with 311%. last
night. ’1‘1111ness11e (.‘oal advanced 11,...
111111 Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault
Ste Marie. 11111.. 2
WALI. STREET. 1 p. 111. —Most of
11111 important stocks moved upwards
another notch when the buying for
both accounts was resumed. The lo-
cal traction. St. Paul and Southwest-
.11'11s 11'11'c 1hr1 leaders ami Were taken
in large amounts. Aninlgmnatcd lag—
1:111 null 111] off to ycsttrday's close.
which checked the general rise before
1 o'clock. Evansville and Terre Haute
cult-11111111 its gain to over ten points.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONB.
Reported over private mm or ma-
ples & Goldschmtdt, Commission Bro-
kerl, Swartz & Corbett Block. South
Norwalk:
Open. High. Low. 1:30.
Amal. Cop, 391/. 31114 3115,13 38133.
A. C. & 11‘. Co.. 21% 21",. 211.; 213.1
.1. C. &i1‘.. pl. 671/. 67-11; 15719, 117?.
.-\m. 141110.. 13111. H 1351;. it
Am. Sme11., ~14 ~11 «13% 411
Am. Sugar. 116 116% 116 116
Anaconda. 65 61’) 64 64
A. '1‘. & S. F. 67% 677.“. 117-31. til-71‘s
A. 'I‘. & S. 11‘. p, 90% 90% 901,; 901/.
Ball. 11‘; Ohio. 751/2 76 751,1. 751's
Bklyn R. T.. 3'1'71 3571. 31:11 35175;
Ches. & Ohio. 30% 30-3130 801'.
(‘h. 8: N. w.. 166% 168% 161314 16811;
(‘11. Gt. West. 15% 15% 1.1.; 151.12
C. M. & St. P.. 1401/. 110% 1411 140%
Col. F. & 1.. 31 33% 81 331/;
Col. South. 13% 13% 131,41; 131/2
Con. Gas. 176 177% 176 1771i;
De1.& Hnd.. 157% 157% 15711. 157%
Eric. 2'1 111'. 28 27 iii; 2’1 1‘1
Erie, lst. pf.. 67-»; 67% ' 6711', 67%
Gen, Elec.. 1531;; 153% 153 15.".
111.Central. 1317.11 1321.13 131:9 132%
Don. & Nash. 101% 102% 101513 102
Manhattan. 134% 135% 134% 135
Met. 81. Ry.. 110 111% 110 110%
Mex. Cent.. 9% 10% 9% 10114
M. K. & T.. 17 17% 1'1 11%
M, K. & T.. pf.. 35% 36% 353/. 31}
Mo. Pacific, 91% 92% 911,1. 9234.
Nut. band, 13% 131,3 13% 131/;
N. Y.‘ Central. 120 120% 119% 120
Nor. & West, 57 58 57 58
Ont. & West., 21
Pac. Mail. 22
170
94%
32
16%
8
21% 21
22 22
170% 11934
9511‘ 91%
" 32% 32
48% 46
8
5
881‘ 25%
43%
Poo. Gas,
Pres. 8. Car.
Reading.
Rep. Steel,
Rock island.
Rub. Goods.
South. Pm.
14%
42%
75*.
. 31111. ..
mg
mg
y. 00.. 18%
1 Go. [311; 75*.
o i 1.111%
Our Judgment is 1111111111
By the Best Dressed Men 111 “11:.le
Vicinity.
LET US ENTERTAIN YOU TOMORROW
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THE CORRECT ITYLEI IFOI'
THE NEW SEASON. AND YOU WILL READILY BEE WHERE MONR\
WILL BE SAVED IF YOU BUY CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF AND YOUF
BOYS HERE. I
WE ARE STRONG ON FALL AND AND WINTER OVERCOATO. ”-—
RAIN COATS, $10.00 TO $22.00.
$10.00, $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 501:.
THREE LOTS OF WINTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, AT 486.?!5
GARMENT.
\
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1
SELLECK fiance?
93 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Our guarantee reads: Your money back if you want It.
THE ONLY BEST HERE.
Sweet Russet Cider, made from all
“The winter wind. snow laden, New
Coaxed up the roaring flames.
And there a rOsy maiden Sound Russet Apples, now on sale. Per-
Sat by and played me games: Strictly fine.
fcctiy sweet.
There Love. who heard the ciinklng
Of glasses. came and saw
Gallon, .
One-half Gallon,
Two happy lovers drinking 5
Sweet cider through a straw." 1Ouart,
orenzo
to suffer from Eye Ache, ’llead Ache or Poor Vision when relief is so
near and can be had at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost. and
If glasses are 111111111111 furnish tI1c1.at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
a. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall Street. Norwnik, Conn.
TELEPHONE 1“-
CUTBILL'SJI
Bridge Flsh MIPROt.
SPECIAL FOR TODAY.
Long Island Escaliops. . ,
Compo Mill Pond Oysters. 80c. qt.
Extra Large Smelt. Native Eels, Blue '
Fish. Weak Fish. Snapper Blues, sn-
mon, Hardshell Crabs. Lobsters and '.
Clams, I
FREE DELIVERY? 1 ‘ ‘ '
West End Wuhlngton Strut Irldgo,
South Norwnlk.
We are Making 1111111111 101 You as 1111.11 115
for Ourselves when we Enroll uou '
as a Student.
We teach you along the lines that make ohlce asilstants most accept-
able in busy establishments.
Having a national reputation men as something!
Write or call for fhlleat information.
The Brown Business Collgfléo.
0961129“ I Sartoin, Prosldong’. ,
UNITED BANK BBILDING. SOUTH NORWJLK. CONN
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85 PITTSBURG. PI..0ct. I. i ,
1% color letter sent out by J. o.._auoe1‘.
78% 111.. of Youngstown. pmldent 01’1”»
its Ben-emu- Furnnce minim.
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