'..,.
0
<1 ale. IANE’S a»
Phone ids-5
.
Fresh *‘ *
Homemade ‘
Candles
”00“.” V
ammo» SI-
Local News ides.
A new roof has been placed on one
0! “Hm...uailgv. In Company‘8 "0“,"?
“M A. Moss, copra-sums:Iy A101; 1;.
Swobodn, in in II on us -
nessfw the collegial
The utiuns room will be the princi-
pal plastic! situation on Titania."-
lng day. Would it not he more attrac-
tive with some new ’piece of furniture
from the large stock 0! A J. Collins &
Company’placsd there for the occasion.
Mnnugcr Howard W. Doty, of the
Comstock Brother's store, is in New
York city todaymd a busines trip.
Mrs. George Malltin, of New Canaan,
is ill at t s h of her alstor.Mrs
Frederick crrls, in East Norwaik.
—New (laws mixed nuts and Eng-
lish walnuts. I". D Lawton & Co
John Malone.qu the firm. of Brewer a
Malo ,Ntitwal' who is very III of ty
phoit fever, is tight to be doing
nicely.
The WuCJ'l‘. ‘U. will hold its regular
weekly meeting. Friday, at 3 o'clock,
with Mrs. Joesph Richards, 31 Ghost-
nut street.
A regular meeting of Norwalk Lodge
of Elks, was held i'dst evening. Two
candidates were elected W.- B. Hubboll
and John Curnyn.
The c1 Iminal court of common pleas
was In; ion yesterday until 8 o 'clock
in the ‘e sing for the1'purpose of dia- 31
posing- Its business.
Captain Leonard D. Wiidmnp.U . 8.
A. Si al_ .Cnr'ps, has been transferred
twinge ewh‘wbdon to Washington as a
member of the board of officers. '
A bargain festival In beds is an-
nounced for Inturdav. at the south
Norwnik Furniture Company's stoma.
Road the ad. You will see what big re-
ductions am to be made
The demand for school teat-bus In
Connecticut indiratcs that the new nor-
mal school at Danbury will. get into
working order none {too soon. ~Ansonla
Setilltifi,i $7”
The tiled. of Tovm
of Normilfieg to ‘go over 6 por-
tion w ”title. to be improv-
ed, t '
Blak it
a. 3mm: contractor
aw Haven.
The annual roll call elm the Norwnik
Cong
this ewe ,‘il‘tlthE chll’ichi 'the p
tor, Rev G. D. Egbert. will make a
brief address, and there will“ be a pro-
gram of music. .
The carpenters employed by the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company are making repairs
to the platforms of the depots in South
Norwalk, and have placed quite an ex
tension on the west end of the plat-
form at the east-bound station.
Avic- you a student of economy! if so
read the ad. of the Boston Store. They
advertise a great winter sale for to-
morrow and Saturday.
The women of South Norwsiir say. hi
"If you want the latest, go to Miss
Ryan's store. This is especially true
this week. in regard to sofa pillow
tops. Many new things have been
added to the line that you won't and
elsewhere in The Norwalks. See her
advertisement.
The D. M. Read Company are show-
ing two wash goods novelties, to. “watch
they invite your ipiiedtion .
There is no present indication of any
increase in the price of coal as was
threatened earlier in the season. Quite
to the contrary the producers lowered
rates at tidewator a few days ago. an
ing twsntrdvs centre! the price of
the better grades of coal and ten cents
off the cheaper
~New' dates mixed hints and Eng-
"0h walnuts. a. n 1.9m coo.
leads of a carpenter 31an ed
by 8. '8. wt ”walk confisc-
tor. are having ’ a expanse,
Thomson-antic somewofltat'
' N's“? d31gb street.” tit Norvlalk.
. y r an won “km or
in or n’ confidence man by a lad“
111.5% EEWIII "his“ mum m
“WWW
«tau
.L..-
-u—d’u'
Mm... -mw
”manners
Continued from first page.
native. John McGrath: U. M. Lee, a
[manufacturer of fire arms, Leonard
Colin; Dr M. Dutilc, n surgeon, John
W. Manner; Von Up Look, a saloon-
kssper. John E. Hugues; A. Falter.
inintIit Willis Dttscoli; jurors,
homes Dishes 316i, ., Chris. Collin;
IJnin Drounvlllall. Niel Sweeney; Joli:
lliunteI. Frank Lyle: A. Spoutor Louis
Grace: U. Cotlcft, James Monagbanp
John Doe, Gerald Collin; U. Metagucs. }
B. J. O'Brien. .lr.; Alphonse, T. [ior-I
nay. and Peter II‘. Foley. who played'
the title role,‘ Herr Bamomskl Coney-
iski, anarchist " incidnntally Mr. no
or: played Pink Peak, 11 cII-ver juror
who was amused. The quick and fun 9
by repartto between counselors wit-
nesses. judge, dark, and Dihkcnspiel
and Brownsvilisky, oi‘ the jury, pro
vokcd shouts of laughter, as did pisol
Pink Ponk. the table tennis fiend. At.
the entrance of the anarchist, In no or-
lgnlai IIIakc-up, carrying a big brass
bomb with a fuse attached, the and-
ience laughed and applauded for a fIIll'
minute. The fright of the Judge, jury'
andtsil in court was carried out with
fine effect, and the audience laughed
till the fall of the curtain. Iloquent
pleas were delivered both by Mr.
Steegmuiler and Mr. OBrien, and Mr.
«Bliss worked the clerk part to a clov-
er comedy. Dinkensplel. the Dutch»
man... and Brownsvilisky were gomi
comedians. Mr. Foley as "Coneyski."
made a moat decided hit, and was giv-
en a very warm reception. As Pink
Poul: he also pleased the audience. and
in fact all of. the characters were well
received and their funny remarks
greeted with laughter. The T. A. B.
Society how. every reason to be proud
of its members, and will remember
with pleasure this occasion.
Far Friday- night the grand dcubh
scxtette will be seen and also The
Conspirntors,” as given Monday oven-
iug. The scxlclte is composed of
iwclvc of Norwulk’s finest singers. [II
stunning costumes they'will sing “Tell
Me. Dusky Maiden." and also a new
piece, “The Widows," which intIo-
times a May pclz‘danos. This is equal
to anything of e kind ever seen on
the professional stage in South Nor‘
walk and shol'tld be seen by everyone.
On Saturday the young ladies and
children from St. Mary' s will be at the
fair, as well as other features. There
will be no fair tonight.
The door prizes were: One-quarter
by Mrs. Thomas RioItiau; three pounds
coffee United Groton Company won
by Miss J. Houiihan; gent'a bat gift
of Edwin Adams won by Miss Clara
Murray; one- -hnlf dozen boxes cocoa,
gift of; Mrs. J Vredenburgh. won by
M. E. Hayes; one-half dozen cans to-
mutoes, gift of Mrs. Rotten won by P.
Hayes; one month's shims, gift of R.
Scalzi, won by James Yates; six
Inonths' subscription to The Sentinel.
gift of The Sentinel, won by Miss Cur-
rie Farrell: bag tiour. gift of Thomas
H. Burns, won h hilssA. Hyde: mov-
ing loud lIIIItiIlIiC..lilliIof W '
Thompson Eust Notwalk, won by Wil-
IiIuII DIthnan box choice cigars, gift
of J. ii; Manning, Norwalk. won by
II. Mtzqnliisn .
Cakes In tl‘o center pavilion were
won by Edward Flynn Mrs. Kuch, Mrs.
J. Brennan. Mr Dowd, DI. Maher Ruse
Lgrrigan, Mrs. Higgins. SIIIImnII Con-
ndrs anti Mabel Gladstone. l’ies Wt ..
won by William Welch, Frances Ber~
natd and Mia. John Murray,
dfiPrises stilts Ladies' Gufldwpra :Bas-
(Ct of fruit, gift of Domlnlcm CnncvarL
won by Edward Flynn checker cake.
gift of Mrs. C. W. Lane, Norwalk Hos-
pitui. won by MIs. David Bernard;
unclser jar. gift of 8. S. ’l‘illotaon, won
by Robert Gertie; fancy rocker. gift of
Mr. Roodner, won by idn Hutchinson.
At ith. A. B. booth: Box of candy,
II on by Bridgis Swaeney; statue won
by Lillic Yutes;f1tncy collar, won by
Mrs. Sweeney: beautiful Southern
palm won by Bridgie Sweeney; shav-
ing cup, won by Mr. Carrity: tutu-y
picture. won byMnttio Kindliien; i‘nucy
vase. Cornelius Sweeney: boxes of can"
Iiy, won by Christy Collin. Frock Grunt
y
dy, won by Sherman Connors. T.
Dowd; pinctlshlon Father Bhanlc‘y;
mills has. won by Miss Anioa'f‘aylor;
Inca collar and tails. Elizabeth Casey;
sofa pillowI won by C Stil’es; red pin-
cushion. won by Thomas Horn: tans)
sofa pillow; w by Mrs. Wobic. 42 Ce-
Ilsr street; pn box, won byDr. Msher;
_<,l_oll won bI William Smith. SpIing
treat: candy. Edward Gaines.
DELINEATOR
and
For Decentber, just Oat.
Moraine. Evening and Sunday
Papers MW in All
Parts of the, at)
"comm sauce:
I!
cosmonaut.
. ...... -.... .wu.-- a...“ ..... .......... M-.. w . a... L-..— .—~ -—-~
tun-b..—
For Young Men.
L , .'n"r
I
We have studied the wants of young merit good pur-
i
pose. Our display of lively styles in single and d Ibis-breath
. ed suits proves it. t ‘ g g l 7: fl
Sufficiently varied to. provide for every y‘du’ng-msnnish
taste: wide concave shoulders and snug-setting .collurs show ‘
what our tailors can accomplish in perfect- fitting wears.
Four- button single-breasted Sack Suits and the new long-
roll three-button double-breasted suits are here. fancy mix-
tures. plain black and blue. $8. 50 to $25.
And Overcoats? Approved styles for young men in the
44-inch costs in black and Oxford, and the longer Scotchy
mixtures with belted backs (raincoats in the same cll'ects and
style) from $6.00 to $35.00.
Proper Hats and Fumishin gs for young men.
Every good thing In Men's and Boy' a Wear. but shoes
ROGERS 81 STEVENS,
Successors fa Comatoolr Bros. ‘
scum Moawaurg TEL. CALL, 3‘22.
ton of coal, gift of B. Hershfleid, won '
For the sake of saving a few pennies don't buy lnfer~
ior grain, hay or feed for your animals. The difference in
price is pennies. but the difference in res-tits is the good
health and appearance of your horses and cattle. A word
from you will bring any quantity you may .wish,
every bag of grain. or bale of bay, of the highestIMand-
ard of quality. and the price is as little as you would pay
elsewhere, anywhere, if you could get the same quality.
Buy Oats That's Clean,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
haunt 111111111115
Save Money. Subscribe NOW
FOP.
, yous Maoazmss rescues:
WILLIAM P. BEERS;
sooKssLLER. era-no use sun suanavaa.
a 80th mo. street.
49 Wall street.
South Norwaik.
Norwaik.
CLUB RATES. . '
h . W .
_.-...- ~.. .. .,_ .1...... N. .. ...___.
Lovvia’ Popular Priced Photograph Studio.
11 Main Street. Nor-walk.
Personal attention given all slttbtgs, from 10 a. In., to 4 not. Sno-
days 10 a. an. to' 1: to p. in Children’ s photographs a specialty.
PHOTOGRAPHS
CHILDREN
should now be mods.
~00 NOT °DIMY~
' .' it less risky.
HEALTH PH OTOORAPHB
In ”I. bub
JACKSON’S STUDIO.
‘ Lb‘w salons.
emu. you flownilt.
scrum: '~ '*
«am wasn't built In a day. “nail bar vns science of loomed in
a day. it took rs and man to lisvs lop it, and it shows value of m.
suiting a com I disclaim.
HOMER 0-. non: Refraction Optician.
Room a United Inna landing. south riot-walk. coon,
. Imipol Appol mounts at convenience of patron. .
hours, a, Imp. 12:45. «on. steamy evenings 7-0. ’,
‘ “7‘3’1-‘9‘311. LdeI
if you wanthm’atyllsit clothes fei- this money buy your
HA1... ”A11, .KIHT‘. .HIITWM". AND
saw s'rvasa. .21 =2».
as wan strut. .
“13-; argues or
.. “wwW—W
Our anal Guarantee: lullafnollon endless” lack. «I
’ U. S. Steel, 11% 11% ll
U, S. Steel, pf.. 52 52% 51%
densh, 19% 19% 19%.
Wabash. pf., 34 34% 337;;
West. Un. 'l‘ol.. 80.6 84% 8411..
Wis. Cent. 16% 17% 16%
' enact
b‘oenipaontet
«turn are" fresh
and. full
. weight
We make them
Cililord Pharmacu
HIGH. 1.!-
WOW
TODAY IN WALL ITIIIT.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. nI.—0pcn-
lug dealings in stocks carried prices to
a ft'actionally higher lthl all round.
Hocking Valley and Ctnctal Electric
rose a point. Sugar was let eII‘uh epon-
Ing up a quarter, declining over a point
and rallying a fraction The opening
was firm.
'WALL 8TREE'I‘,‘1 p. nI.~A spas-
molc advance for the active leaders
soon petered out and the trauma took
hold of obscure stocks to 31.1 Image a
following. General Elc'li’c was lltl-
ed 5 points. Mlnnespoiit and St. Louis
4, Westinghouse Electric 3. Bi cult 2%,
Pacific Coast 2, and Locomotive, Smelt-
ing and a few othcr low priced stocks
a point or more. , l’ncillc Mail and New
(‘cntrul Conl fell off about 2 points.
TODAY'S QUOTATION;
Reported over private wtrs or tin
pics & Goldschmidt. Commission Bro
A seconds, 65 65 65 65
A. T. & S, R, 65 65% 6.3 66%
A. T. & 81.9.8954 89% 89%. 89%
Bait. & Ohio, 75% 75% 751.3 75%
likiyn R. T.. 39% 39-); 39%. 39%
Chen. & Ohio, 29% 30% 29% 30%
Chi. d: N. W.. 163 , lull/g 1nd 164%
' Ch, Gt. West, 15% 151/; 151V. 15%
C. M.&B. P.. 137% 138% 137% 138%
Col. F. 281,4 2mg 28% 2815
Col. Soul 12% 13% 12-; ill-ll.
Con. Gas, ”its 1741,43 17W; 174%
Brie, 27% 27-15 27". 27%
lI'io. lat. pf. tiling 67 new, 667,5.
Gcn.Elcc.. 152 156 152‘156
III. Central, 129% 129% may. mu
Lou. a Nash.,101% 1017.. 1qu tom
Mammoth. say. 131m 130% 139“
Mot_’St.R_\',, ,.:. ,115 mum's
Max. Cutit.,w oil. 9% 9 9!:
M. K. or 17 mg 17 mt.
M K. or. pf. 35 31:9. 3 III-r.
Mo. ml; 901/. 39% sou
N.Y Central 1mg. my. um 1178/.
Nor.&West., 55% 55». 55st 5554
Ont.&West., 20s. meiosis 20%
Pac. Mail, zeta 26% 25 25
Penn,R.R., 11m 1m. 1132;. 114a.
Peo. Gas. am 59 9499 95
Pres.S.Car, are. 273/. 27% 275;
Reading, 4074. II 40% 409:.
Read. 2 pf., 57,. 57 57 57
Rep steeI, 7% m. 71/. 71,5
Rock island ill-i; 24% 2374. 24%
South. Pen. 42% 42% 42% 427i;
Sou. Ry.Co..1li% i815 18 18
S. Ry Cpu- pf, 75% 75% 75 75%
Tenn. Q. a 1.28% 29% 281.6 29%
Texas Pac. 23% 23% 23 23%
Union Pang. 72 72% 7th. 72%
U. 8. Lean 7% 71/. 7‘5 "
U. 8. Les, pf., 76% 77% 76%
U. S. R. & C.. 5% 5% 5%
W
BOARDINGIHQUBE THIEF.
MlDDl ETOWN... av 19. —Jewelry
and other articleso a total value of
8200 are missing from the rooms of var-
ious people who live at the boarding
house of M. liennensy on College
street in tlie‘ ashidtlable section of the
city. The police are trying to find a
man who gave his name as William
Carpenter. and who disappeared and-
denly from the boarding house a short
tim'p‘ before the articles were missed
ter represented himself as a
traveling salesman and engaged a
traveling salesman and eugaged.a
room a few days ago, paying a week
in 'advnncs. .. . .
In. IMHOP NOT VERY ILL.
EmmEPORT, Nov. lit—Tbs pnb~
liabsd reports concerning the health of
of William D. Bishop. 3n. tax-president
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad, which were to the
t he is near death. are pro-
been ill ibr some months, but not
ionsly so. and Dr. Henry Blodget, w:
is attandint
in much better
MILD F0! CHILI?! DEATH.
[DO ,N’b‘f :‘19.~By order
via Thomas Brainsiieid
is bid at police bendin‘arters as a
witness
Will “It“ mtm
.1! not ,.
‘~ in. f ‘
but? adding PDW‘.‘ »
once each week“ '
25¢ a- Box. "
" flute ‘83 l
I
#001: Block, ,,
we" w m .
- Open. tings Low. ‘1: 3'0
.‘ Arnal. COIL, 39 39%, 33% 39%
' 'A. C. IEF. C. 19% IIII/8 191... 19%
A C. “1, pt, 66% new. out», 66%
Am, Loco, 13 137.9 13 137,4.
Am. Smelt., 43% 43V, 43% 43%
Am. Sugar, “9% 119% 118% its»);
artistic. the are"
misstated” thatbei‘s'
"3:0le than he has ,
lII chance, ll Is I Saw than in you.
(till MIJBE
3mm llwllll ll .00. ill"
Nillll Balls 1
Silk and lltetcotls
Young Men‘s Sails and [Install
lhildrens Sills anti litmus
demonstration of the quality of the cot-
fee sold from this store, call at Mrs.
Owens Bakery and Lunch Room, 22
North Main Street, this city. and you-
can last it any day and at any time
of the day.
name for fine coffee and
bought her coffee at this store for lb.
years. IPsoplo constantly ask her
“where do you get such good coffee,"
with the reply “It‘lebls's Store. And
there you are. The proof of the pull-
ding, is the outing of It. and the chf
ofths coffee is the drinking of the
same. Every one can’t make good cof-q
m, but the burden of proof hare giv-
en. in that that is not the fault of the
coffee. Try a cup at Mrs. Owens and
then yes will be willing to buy our
If you wish to got a very practical
Mrs. Owen has made n
she has
near and can be bad at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without 363i in
if glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
if.
amount. optimal.
s
v‘u.
as w-Il airs-I.
In Dialog
Funeral Directors and Eiidia ..
I2 ~th Matti street.
anti-us by Mr. Bishops family . ,3"
" and his physician. Mr; Bishop has
in the investigationmf dis" 7
0011'“ ‘
rod-nob- "candy.- . A
in Portland byt .
but, which Is Pasting J
ulna Arabian Mocha. misfit.
Iacon. Sperry and Ismss ' '
the boat. We have It. . 1
Shoulders, Will have m ,
ones for Saturday trade" In... ,
There Is a difference in tip '
shoulders remember, shrill.
New uaaon’a Him "but. 8
Small Choose Pumpkin.»
about 6 lb snob. plp.’
tweet Older. One bill'-
far is the selling record of-
sweet memo: that you ever
EEG-angst. Florida's are N
thin skin, sweet and juicy. 20 and Do
do!" as to also.
What can we do for you. " ‘r
LORENZO DIBBLE‘F‘
Is It Worth While
‘ to auifcr from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when rolls! in so .
The dining mom is where you will. do the
honors of your bdnta’
Thursday. . ,; .. .. .-
in Euraitnre van: abovi; what we are confident in the
t and most perfect furniture produced. .Tbergplps
Norwalk Chronicler