PHONE. 365-5.
We make our
Ice Cream
absolutelu of all
pure cream.
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Ltltlill Ian lites.
Residents of the Norwalks are re
ceiving the new 1904 directories.
A. B. Nickerson has been entertain-
ing friends orlt of town at his home
ill Quinlard avenue.
-—llegs mutton 1295c 1b., fore quar-
ters 8o, chops rib or loin 160 at Hayes'.
Amer; Judson will leave tomorrow
for a several days' visit with rela-
tives and friends in Hartford.
Mrs. Hartford Lockwood and Mrs.
Warren, of Greenwich, have been
upentilng a few days with their sister
ill Norwalk.
——Caunel Coal for chilly evenings
‘ Ferris Coal. (‘0.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dykeman, of
New York city, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson 11. lioyt at their borne in
Bayvlew avenue.
Mr, and Mrs. James Lobdell. North
avenue. Bridgeport, have returned
from a twu weeks‘ visit with friends
and relatives intStamford and Nor-
walk
—100 doz. corsets. special for one
week, 49c pr, M. S. Smith & Co
Mr. and Mrs. John l‘alhot who havt
been the guests the past week of Mr
and Mrs. W A Griffin, of llnwndtu
avenue, have returned to their home
in Scranton, l‘a.
Miss Carrie lt‘cuton, lluunell street
Bridgeport. started this morning for a
two weeks‘ stay with her sister ill
Brooklyn, Before returning ironic. she
will visit her aunt in Norwalk.
—l.egs mutton 121M lb, fore quar
ters 8e, Hayos'.
L. H. Decker, the Washington street
painter anti paper hanger, has a very
attractive display of crockery our
glass won, at the lowest possiblt
prices, in his show windows
Fred Rose and wife and sister, who
have been living in one of the Taylor
cottages in Milford, t‘novod yesterday
to South Norwalk. Mr. Rose has been
working In the Lounsbury shoe factory
for the past few months.
50 doz. ladics‘ 19c all linen lldk' is
for one week 10c ea. M. SSmitll & Co
Myron Osborne, an employee of the
Postal Typewriter ('kunpauy in Nor-
walk, received quite a gush on tilt
head while playing "duck on the rock]
Thursday. The injury was dressed at
the hospital by Dr. W. J. Tracey.
The Day Streets (beat the Raymond
Streets at football by the score of 2:3
to 0 yesterday afternoon. This was the
first game the Day Streets won this
year John Lonchnk is captain of Day
Streets, and Wllliam Anderson captain
of Raymond Streets. ,. ,
~Knox Dcrbies,0'13rihrl; "
Monday will close the special pent
tent season for the Hebrews and on
that day and Sunday ight special
services will be held music. Hall.
Monday is a fast day the devout
Hebrews eat nothing ‘mm Sunday
night until the next night.
The Consolidated railrdad has been
troubled in the past. as hays all other
important railroad systems, by the
breaking of air brake hose on freight
and other trains. Hereafter. by a spe-
cial order, all such ruptured hose will
be forwarded to F N. Hibbltts for In-
spection. Mr thbltts is the mechan-
ical superintendent of the system.
—-Nntlve chickens and fowls Iii-18¢
1b.. Hayes‘ 'l . .altl’lll
Mr. and Mrs. R. M Johnson. Miss
Bennett E. Virgil Neal. Arthur H
Williams C W Robbins, Mr Badg-
ley General James R. O‘Bcirne and
chnuifor. of Pelham Manor. were guests
last night at the Hotel Clilord. Gen-
eral OBelrne was formerly charities
commissioner in New York city and
has held other prominent offices
Coekenoe Tribe, 1. O. R. M., of Nor-
wnlk, held a regular amnion last night
at the wlgwam in the Gazette build-
ing. A maxing of the Hsymakers fol- .
lowed. On Tuesday o‘venlng, a large
delegation of the members of the
tribe will go to Bridgeport and be the
guests of ancknpotnnlnh Tribe. of the
Pork City Of which Mayor Ferdinand
‘ B. Smith of Norwnlk, is I memher.
Our Photo Chemicals.
Dunning Powders.
“ms, films. are.
rainy tantra-nut he s
gens-3mm.“ ”min
midi
William
A BARGAIN IN REAL
ESTATE!
the homestead of Mr. William B. Read
lurrttt avenue.
tion. Full particulars and price of
Ta ylord: Golden
74 Washington Oh, So. Norwnik, or.
Miss Aurelia Williams, of Norwalk,
is visiting with fritaltls in Westport.
is the guest of Frederick Waters, of
Hickory Bluff.
The evening servict with seruron.
iwli be resumed at Grace Church to-
morrow. The hour is 7:30.
—-—5 lb. pail home rendered lard 500.
Hayes'.
The Wimrlpauks are scheduled to
afternoon on the Polo Grounds,
nipauk.
Win-
There is a. burnishlug up of shot
tober let.
The Sunday Schoolef Grace Parish
resumes It services tomorrow. A full
attendance of scholars and teachers is
reques.ed .by the Rector.
-~1.lmllrellus and Carlos, O'Iit'lcu's.
The Detker Club of the South Nor-
watk Baptist church, will hold a sptc-
ial meeting at l2 o'clock tomorrow at
the church. Special business will
come up at this time.
Miss Elizabeth Brown, of Main
street, who has been undergoing treat.
Incut at the Norwalk Hospital for the
past couple of Weeks. returned to her
home much improved ill health, yes-
terday.
Someone stole a brisket of peaches
last evening frolll in front of the store
of the United (.roccry company in
North Main street. The party was
seen by another person across the
itl‘trt'l. and if the fruit is not returned,
an arrest will follow.
~Spriug chit-hens lite. lb.
ltic, i-layes’
Fowls
Miss Elizabeth M. Schumann, of
Norwalk, has resigned her position as
hooltt-opcr at the office of the Lee!
Mauufatturing company ill Westport
and her plate ls beingt taken by Miss
Ailrerltl llarlow.
A Norunlk trolley car ill charge of
oudut tor Scarles and Mortorman
Latrl'yaull jumped the track near the
l-esidcute of Mrs. Henrietta Bladley.
ill Westport, Wednesday evening and
was not gotten back on the track, un-
til at‘ or midnight.
--Youmnn Dcrbics. O'Brien‘s.
'lirc (row of the Norwalk freighter
‘Bngic. who were obliged to beach
:plush through the breakers ill their
mail boot found it a hospitable short
I'lrcir plight being witnesstd from the
summer home of Mrs. Anson Phelps
ltokcs, that lady saw that they were
,rrovided with lefltshments. dry
-lothes and transportation to their
homes in Norwalk.——Stamford Advo-
tale
A Norse DAME LADMW
inns. some of this simple preparation
or the cure of Leueorrhoea. Ulcers
50:. Displacements,
Vomh, Scnnty or Painful Periods Tu-
rrors or Growths Hot Flashes. Desire
0 Cry. Creeping feeling up the Spine.
mm in the Back. and all female trou-
ties. tp all sending address. To motht
rs of suffering daughters! will ex-
:Iain a. Successful Home Treatment.
f you decide to continue It. will only
eat about 12 cents a week to guaran-
ee a cure. i do not wish to sell you
rnythiug. Tell other sufferes of it.
but is. all I ask. Address M‘s. M.
iummers. Box 375
' Notre Dame. Ind.
unit... oi
' Football Goods
Just Received at
C O L E MAN’ 5
News Store.
to North Main street, South Norwaik.
Agent for A. G. Spalding'o Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
J
lioneu is placed
that will wolk fer uou
dart and night.
Deposit regularly in the
South ’Itorwatk
Trust Co.
and you. will soon have n friend that
will protect you in your dwilnl‘g
W. offer fornio at I bargain,
corner of lurrltt Ind Quininrd ovonuo,
I South Norwolk. about 137 foot front on
Quinton! avenue, and about 120 foot on
House contains all Im-
provements and II in first clue condi-
I
Edgar Haviiand. of New Rochelle,
play the National baseball learn thls_
guns and a general getting ready for‘
the opening of the game season, Oct ’
thtir craft on Collénticr' s Point and .g
i will send free with full lnstruc- "
Falling of the '
t .
I Our amt guarantor: Satisfaction or Money Book;
omeandSonurShow
Of Fall Suits
It’ll be worth your while to see these handsome Fall
Suits, whether you buy or not. You‘ll see what’s what in
styles, and also get acquainted with the styles in other
wears.
Try on one of these up-to-thc-minute Suits—single
or double-breasted—ln the new loose models. Note the
ease of movement they permit, and the swagger cilect of
the new sty'e.
You’ll be satisfied with the perfection of fit in our
Suits; you‘ll not grumble at paying $10 to $25 for a Suit
‘ that would cost you double at the good tailor‘s.
All the new brown effects, and the new grays in
rough and smooth worsted.
Fall Hats and Furnishings that are right.
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ROGERS—3531mm
Successors to Comsloolt Bros. ,
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Tired Out
' People
if you need tonin up. why
not take HIGHLAN MALT. it
is made for people who are rttu
» down.
HIGHLAND MALT is made
from carefully selgcted malt. and
hops.
lilo bottle, 2 for 25c.
PRICE—$1.50 DOZEN.
THE IILIFFIIBII Plltlllllrlll
The Prescription Store.
All can pm the door. Night
Coll: Answered. Tol. Call, 15 2.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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WM 1. SHIREE'I‘ 10.10 a m.———Open
showed irregular changes from last
night. Members of the Pennsylvania
the western stocks were slightly lower,
There Were heavy dealings in United
States Steel and Reading at advances
of a half. The Toledo, St. Louis anti
Western stocks, llnckawanna and Don—
ver & Rio Grands pfd. were up to 1
to 1 1-4.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wrrel or
Maples 6t Goidschmidt Commission
Brokers. Swnrtz It Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 163.
Open.lltgh.1.ow.1 pm.
IOUTH NORWALK. TIL. CALL. In.
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/ If we can't have both. we would prefer your friend- I
) ship to your trade. If there Is one particular reason for-
K our business growing like it has, we believe it‘s because ‘
we look after our customers so ,well—our customers' in-
terests are our own No matter what you want, we'll get
it for you and in better shape than any one else. , l
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. ”if
MANUEL 'r. IlATCH.
:omirmm
is nearly all in, and we are going to dispose of these pianos at a re-
duction, you can benefit by the amount we have received-phat. you
must decide quickly.
There are cusiollrers always waiting to buy these instruments and
first to come get the best selection.
We have now some of the finest, including JEWITT, WOODBURY,
CURTIS.AND ONE HUME, OUR VERM BEST PIANO, THIS WILL
BE OFFERED FOR A FEW DAYS AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
Manufacturers.
as Washington strain. relaplmno ass-J.
‘-
A Ohmploto and from stock of
Eastman Kodak and Supplies.
w. P. BEERS,
BOOK AND STAT! ONERY STORES.
We sell large numltttes and open fresh lube every day. if you wont sons 1
«a Wall St. Norwalk. 6 30. Main St... South Norwalk.
1 III III the Butler Businesl lieu.
’lf you are l. crank on EUTTER why not go to NEUTTER STORE."
why not buy fresh ones. Our team collects fresh eggs from the omlntry
daily. lfyoullkogoodCHEESE,why not try our "PHILADELPHIA
CREAM". If yen buy some you will come back again. If you drink
COFFEE or TEA, why not go to s sin re whore coffee and to: are made a.
special" You will no suited here if you like EVERYTHING CLEAN
Amal. Cop. 5873 ‘59 577’ .3 57711.
A. C, & 1“. Cd, 231,4. 231/; 231/.) 23%
A. C. & F. pf. 8171. 82 817/; 82
Am. Cot. Oil, 34% 34V; 34% 34%
Am. lee, lit” 3 672;. ill/g 6%
Am. Loco" 277.1. 277;; 27 27%
Am. Smelt, 057/: 66 65% 65%
Am. Sugar, 131-31 131% 131 131
Anaconda, 89 89 88% 89
A. ’1‘. & S, Fe, till 83 817.“ 82%
A. T. & S. F. p 99 99 98% 98%
Balto. & Ohio, 89% 80% 88% 88%
B‘klyn. R, T., 56% 56% 55% 55%
Chen. dc Ohio, 43 43% 42% 43%
Chi. & N. W. littt 189 187 187
Ch. Gt. West. 16% 10% 10V. 161/4
C, M. & S. P.,1tiil‘,fi 158% 157% 158
Col. F. & 1., 36 36% 33% 35%
Col. South, 17 17% 17 17
Con. Gas, 205 205 205 205
Del. & Hull.,1t58 168 168 168
Eric, 31% 31% 3071; 31%
Erie, lst, pt, (17% 67% 67% 67%
Geo. Elect. 171% 171% 171 171
ill. Central, 139% 139% 130 139
12011.8: Nash, 124 124% 123% 123%
Manhattan, 154% 154% 154% 1541.21
Met. St, Ry, 122% 123% 121-33 122
Mex. t‘entrnl, 14V. 141A 141,4, 141.4
M. K. &, T.. 237%. 2371. 233/ 23%
M. K. & T. pl'., 48 481A 4?? 4i
Mo. Pacific, 108% 9844.1 97% 977i.
Nat. Lead. 24% 2H; 21%; 24%
N, Y. Central, 128 128 127% 127%
Nerf. & West. 60% 691/; 091,4. 691,1),
(Int. & West, St 3-1 327.13, 33
l’ac. Mail, 33 3’1 32% 32%
Penn. R. R., 13173 132% 131% 131%;
Pee. Gas. 103% 1031,; 102% 103
Reading, 681,4 081/.- titilyfi 667st.
Read, 1st. pf., 86 8t} 8t} 86
Read. 2nd. pf., 75% 76 75% 76
3 Rep, Steel. 87.. 87;. 83/; 87,5
j Rock Island, 28% 28% 277,4. 28%
. Rub. Goods, 19% 19‘s 197,4; 197,.
South. Pac. 561,5 56% 55% 553,14
Sou. Ry. 00.. 33% 33% 32% 32%;
So. Ry. C0,, pf., 95%; 95% 931/72 95%
Tenn. C. 8: 1., 48 49 48 49
Texas l’ac., 31% Bibi 311.4 311;;
luion Pac. 98% 98% 07% 97%.
UNS, Leather, 9% 10 9% 9‘26
ll. 3. Lentil, pf. 88 SS 8714; 871/3;
11. S. Rubber, 20 20 20 20
U. S. Steel, 18% 18% 17% 37%
U. 8. Steel, pf., 69% 69% 68%; 08%
Wabash, 21% 21% 21% 21%
Wabash, pf.. 42% 42% 42 421/4
West. Iln. Tel. 9174; 917 .3 91743 917.,
Wis. Cent, 19% 19% 19 191,1
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves Dec, 9,085,100
Res. other than U. S. Dec, 9,074,550
Loans. Inc., 10,472.600
Specie Dee. 8,340,400
Legal Tender Dec. 120.400
Deposits, Inc., 2,497,200
Circulation, lnc., 41.500
‘ New York entertainer, will give an ex-
WEAK FlsH ...... 8c lb.
BLUE rIsH............lo and 12: lb.
BONITA MAOKEREL..........10¢ lb.
FLUKES and FLAT FISH......6c lb.
STEAK coo . ................. 10: lb.
’ WHITE HALIBUT:...........12c lb.
socALLDps............. ..... 40ch
ovs'rERo..........:.........sOcqt.
SILVER use ........sc lb.
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Willie China will play at the special
dance to be held this evening at. the
Norwalk Yacht Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Smith and‘
daughter. Marion, of St. Paul, Minn,
are guests of C. E. Seymour, at his
home in West street.
Mrs. Calvin A. Purdy. who is ill
with typhoid fever, continues about
the same.
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The committee in charge of the
smoker of Uncas Tribe of Red Men
met last night and completed arrange-
ments for the affair. Linxweiler’s or-
chestra will open the affair of 8
oclock with music and during the
evening Prof. Dillon the well-known
hibltlon of his clever art. ~ George
Hirst. Harry A. Johnson. Frank
Preece, Henry C. Smith and others will.
sing and refreshments will be served
in-the hanquetxroom. A punch bowl
will be in use the entire evening in
the main hall.
Fresh Fish l
SWORDFISH ................12o lb.
ALLVOTHIR K1910! OF FRESH
FISH‘SELLING AT REASONABLE
why not go to 17 NORTH MAIN STREET.
.131le
lug prices in the stock market today
group. Southern Railway and some of
Have You Noticed.
' we run on not
.
THAT some or VOUR FRIENDOJHOUOH :AItNINo no Moot
THAN YOU sUDDENLv seam ro DRsss ssrrltnt DID veil:
as: AT THE 3AM: TIME THEY l-IAD Just as MUOH MONIV loll}
OTHER THINGS As BEFORE 7 AND HAVE YOU wouolnlb Roy;
IT COULD as. , ,
SIMPLE ENOUGH! IF YOU WILL ALLOW us To IHOW voutt ~z
OUR NEWLY OPENED FALL erocK. IT WILL 0031' You Morti-
rNo sur YOUR TIME TO GIVE us A LOOK. .t
w: an: READY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR THl'tr‘AliL‘»
AND WINTER CAMPAIGN. I 1 M .
FALL HATS FROM cnorur AND KNAPP, MEN warm
Ill-:OKWEAR. , ~. ~ .
SELLEGK 3. PRICE.
1 Clothiers and Furnishen.
98 Washrngton Street. SouthINorwalIt.
TELEPHONE CALL 3146.
WE OFFER
Cauliflower for pickling and other purposes—small, 15c; mo-
dium, one; large, 25c head.
Fine large Bull Nose Green Peppers at 18c dozen. Small of
me dozen.
Egg Plants from 5c to toe.
Handsome New York State Fall Pippin Apples, at 35c peck.
Pure and unadulterated Cider Vinegar of good strength, 25¢
gal. Ginger Root and other pure Spices.
Hope to be favored with your orders.
Lorenzo leble
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AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
means more than the mere trying on of different glasses if done at. the opt
cal rooms of H. B Hoyt. With one of the best equipped Offices In South
Norwalk he has every means for making the most accurate and reliable
tests and the treat results are assured In every case. All glasses or.
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished,
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optioun.
Room a United Bank sulrurng. occur Normllt. Geno.
Opooinl Appointments It convenience of patron.
Office hours, 8. 11:45,12l45. o: 00. Saturday evening. 7—9.
TELEPHONE loo. rm delivery to an pm- of or. m use. '
R. J. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Mam.
Ousters Clams. Escailops and all kinds
of Fish
Flesh livetu Dali.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
WEST IND WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. FONIO‘ I‘ll Ola.
lunches—m White IL. Dnnbury: 75 Pacific Street, Stamford.
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“DON'T FORGET” to [Oak thus prion our and
compare them with who!
you an paying - 7
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Print Butter ........... . ...... 200 lb. Lean Pot Roast. _ ‘
Eggs, strickly fresh ......... .25c doz. Fresh and Corned Plate....... 8o lb. 1
Chopped Beef.. .3 lbs. for 25c ..10c lb. Leg Spring Lamb .......... 100. up...
Prime Rib Roast ............. 10c up. Fore Quarter Lamb... . . . . .. .
Poterhouse Steak .............. 18c lb. Lamb Chops.... ...... ...
Sirloin Steak ..... p ........... 18c up Native Home dressed
Round Steak ............ . ..... 15c lb. Fowl.
Shoulder Steak ........ .. ..... 10c lb. Native Home Veal.
Schaub’s Market '1
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
,
Ho Sass Bast hogging"
DO YOU IIALIZE the serious Wfl‘ d m
. '.i.*u"
mmamanummdmnmm Id I'D-
mammal-lemma.
DON'T TIIFLI WITH YOUR IYIII IXAMINATION Em Pb :
FIOT FITTING GUARANTIID.
0. B. JACKSON,
ll WALL, "Rm,
Advertise Your Wants
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And set Goddamn?
Norwalk Chronicler