We make our Ice Cream absolutelu of all pure cream. LANE’S Local News Notes. Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum. will hold its regular senii- monthly meeting Thursday evening in Red Men's ball. Mrs. A. S, Millard, Mrs. Ramsay C. Bogy, Miss lsabol [logy and maid, of New York city, are stopping at the llotcl Clifford. Colfax Encampment, 1. 0. 0. 15., hold a meeting last night but adjourned early that the members might attend tiie smoker of linens Tribe, The fourteenth anniversary of Louise Lodge, Daughters of Herman. will be observed October 4. in Mystic Chain Mail, Washington street. Everylmdy's magazine for October is now on sale at William P. Beers Hook and Stationery stores. 6 South Main street. South Norwalk. and 49 Wall street. Wall street, Norwalk. Telephone connection, Mrs. E. E. C. Brown, of 1.0.3 A11- geles, Cal., is the guest of Mrs. Theo- dore Coleman, of I‘VII'SI street. East Norwalk. Mrs. ilrown has been trav- eling extensively in the East of late. visiting relatives and friends, Frank Svec was arrested yesterday for breach of peace on complaint ()1 his wife. This morning Judge ’l‘ay- lor continued his case until Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Svec is 11111101 8100 bonds. lie is defended by Attor- ney Lewis. S. Beers. Now that vacation is over and we‘ve all settled down for the winter‘s work. most of us will make, some good reso- lutions. Perhaps it would be well foi all of us if' we resolved to have. a bank account and to save more systciiiatic-. ally. The South Norivalk Trust (10., pays 1 per cent on savings deposits. Miss llelcn Millerton. ~Hrooklym Vincent Griffith, Brooklyn; Miss Amy Kendall, Winter's Park, Florida; Mis: lictts, Stamford; (1. ii. ilrace, ilohb': Ferry. N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Manuel ’1'. llatch, Miss Emma Lockwood, G. 1“. Moulton. of South Norwalk, have beei. guests at the Tokciiokc Beach inn. President Mofilt. of the. Uni ed Hat tcrs of North America. informed Tin Danbury News that the City of New York has cancelled its. contract with the Knox factory in Brooklyn for 7.500 helmets for the New York police do partmenl and that the contract had been given to Samuel Munduiieiin. a manufacturer of iiiilon hats. City Sheriff .lohii .1. Goodwin Satur- day attached goods belonging to Mll.‘ 1(11tkowsky. who conducts a seconi hand furniture store on the Washing gen street bridge, in an action brough. by Robert C. Thompson, of East Nor» walk. to recover for goods farnishci the defendant. The case is returnabli at Justice William 0. Clark's offict Tuesday, September 27 -——-——'A Michael Murphy. 8- hobo was found beastly drunk last night by (‘aptaii l’cnningtog. and taken to the Haviland street sta on for safe keeping. 'ihii» morning Judge Taylor sentenced tht fellow to thirty days in Bridgeport jail. but suspended sentchcc, to give the man a chance to get out of town The fellow made tracks to avail him self of his opportunity. it is illegel to ac‘cept a street rail way transfer and give it to another per son to use. This fact does not appear to be generally known and many pep pie. are in the habit of giving or recciv ing transfers from friends. in New Haven Friday five of the wealthest and best known business men in that city were lined 830 each for fraudulent use of transfers. They bud been in the hu~ bit of taking transfers on returning from lunch and giving them to their clerks or stcnographers to ride home on. R. G. Powers, L. T. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitney, C. B. Young Mrs. E. T. Squire, F. L, Dufiord. Ralph Neilson. F, L. Shaw, 1". W. Stayley. Frank C. Wood, J. C. Bauchlo. William Robinson, H. J. Monahan, L. E, Hans- lcy, A. A. Martin, New York; John I". Dillon, Bloomfield, N. 1.; T. H. Mc- Mahon, New Haven: T. R. Perrull. D. L. Tlrrell. H, H. Doty. F. W. Holmes Boston; W. 0. Bohrmann. Chicago; Dudley Van Dyke, P iiadelphiu; ’A. C Swift, Springfield: Mr Otto Lehmonn Mrs. J. E. Russell, Bridgeport; W. E Lewirn Glenbrook; Ernest C. Church. Providence. were guests yesterday at the Hotel Clifford. Our Photo “onions. unionism Pardon. Pinion. Films. on. Tuesday. the erase-2mm boob- ‘lnlood,ond by using thcmyour results ‘uoolwnyomrod. l BARGAIN, IN REAL ESTATE! w. offer tonal! at o burg-In, tho homcotud of Mr, William 5. Run, corner of Burr-m and Quint-rd uvonuo, South Norwulk, about 137 foot front on Quinturd avonuo, and about 120 foot on Burritt uvonuo. Houoo contain. all Im- provomcnto and II in first clan condi- tion. Full particular. and price of Taylor& Golden 14 Washington IL, 30. Iorwulk. Ct. ._.. »-. ”awn _.._... ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Low prices on good meat at Public Market. See ad. Miss Amelia Williams. of Norwalk. has been visiting in Westport. W. J. Wilcox is lying seriously sick at his home, in iiaui’ord Place. E‘Stlgai Parker has resumed his du- ties in New Yoik city after a vaca- tion. Harris & (inns hre unloading a barge of soft coal at their wharf Ill Water street. Prosecuting Attorney W. F. Tam- many is in Bridgeport today on legal business. A son has been born to Prof. and Mrs. it. K. Poolcy. Mother and child are doing nicely. Holy Communion will be celebrated '1! Grace Church at 10 a. 1n, toinorrUW. St. Matthew‘s Day. of Jersey City. John- Mrs. John Raynor, is the guest of Mrs. Charles E. son. of Wall street. .1. Irving Dibble is in New York to— day on business connected with the r‘errls Coal Company. llarry Paxton has taken a position as clerk in the South Norwalk branch of the blur York Grocery. The Robert Emmet Club, of Nor- walk. held a meeting last evening at IIIIN'l'lllIHl llall. Wall street. The law offices of Walsh and liub— hell in the Gazette building are unner- going a thorough overhauling. Charles 1“. lildcr. who is ill ht his l‘I‘SIIIi‘lll‘f‘ in \Vcstport avenue, cori- .iiiucs in about the same condition. Miss Myrtle llrundagc, of Marshall rcct, has returned from a visit with relatiws and friends in iiidgefield. William 1’, ilecrs. the Norwalk beek- eellcr and rtationcr, was in New York yesterday ,“llilli liasiiig Christmas goods. '1‘ he (‘on1p..1iy F basketball team will , legiii piaiiti 111g next week. A cap- ;ain will also be selected at this time. Mrs. Charles E, Johnson, of Norv walk. has returned from a several lays' visit In Jersey. City with rela- tins. C. W, llirdsall, of Chicago, who has If‘t‘ll stopping at 'l‘okcneke llcacli inn tht past few do”, "returned today to the Lake City." A dog was run over by the trolley his morning in front of the residence of James 11. Knapp, in West avcnue. lne ot‘ the animal's legs was broken. 'Ariliur l‘onicroy, who is president of .he i'nited States (Tuba Company, will «lull for Germany on a business trip of several weeks, Thursday. on the 4tc11nishlp illuchcr. Mrs [Elizabeth Bassctt Mia Esther .iIltt'l‘ and Mls Susan Jarvis who haVo 'lt‘t‘ll sojourning at Bell island the past cw weeks. have returned to their tomes in Danbiiry_ Mr. and Mrs. Rechle. of Ncw York -ity, wvro guests over Sunday of Sher- iff and Mrs. .1. J. Goodwin, of Havi— and street. Mrs. Rcciile will remain .n South Norwalk for a week's visit. 1150111115" FIREWORKS For the Campaign COLEMANE News Store, to North Main street, South Norwulk. Agent for A. G. 8palding'o Bauball and Sporting Goods. Now that Vaca- tion is Over You inland to save sumo monoy. You will ir‘y to save moro than you did last winter. Good (inn to um on ac- count with us. it's ouior to son by depositing small amounts. We open ac- counts for a: low as" can dollar as indnoomoni for small dopociic. - The, South Numalk I'll-15* .09 Our Drool Ounrnntu: Satisfaction or Monoy Book. Those Top Coats of Ours Are The Swell‘est Coats Out. I Short. boxy Top Coats arc in high favor this’ Fall. These we are showing now are destined for smart dress- crs. They possess in the highest degree all'wc mean by the word “stylc"—Imart fitting. full skirted. right in length. and with expert touches by skilled handstomakc them look their part—hand- tailored You may have them in the newest shades of Covert, in Oxford and black; in short, medium and knee lengths. Prices range from $8.50 to $20.00. We have plenty of double-breasted Suits in the new full, loose models, in brownish mixtures and gray wor- stcds. priced from $10 to $25. Fall Hats and Furnishings are all ready for you. ROGERS & STEVENS Successor: to Comsioolu Bros. coo-rs NORWALK. TIL. out. no. if we can't have both. we would prefer your friend- ship to your trade. if there Is one particular reason for our business growing like it has, we believe it's because we look after our customers so well—our customers' in- ’ forests are our own No mEtter what you want, we'll get ‘-it for you and in better shape than any one else. I BUY oars T11 AT'S CLEAN. '5' ,1 MANUEL T. MATCH. j' l " M ,OUR RENTED STOCK 1 is nearly all in. and we are going to dispose of these pianos at a re- “w“ 4 dot-tion. you can benefit by the amount we have received, but, you II must decide quickly. 1 'I‘IICI'CVIII‘C customers always waiting to buy these instruments and 1 t ilrsl to come get the best selection. We have now some of tho iliie st, including JEWITT, WOODBURY, ”A... CURTIS,AND ONE HUME, OUR VERY BEST PIANO, THIS WILL . BE OFFERED FOR A FEW DAYS AT A GREAT REDUCTION. manr t Manufacturors. .36 Washington sum. Tolophono cos-a. Everybodys Magazme 101' Oct now Assam W. P. BEERS,, ‘.J Wall St. Norwaik. \ 6 80. Main St, South Norwalk. Had to Have,a Tele- phone Put In. We had to have a telephone put. in. our customers requested it and some of them would not do- businesa with u 3 unless we had a phone. You will not find it in the directory—ask central for the number. We hove old DUI on a (18“sz wagon, some of our customers wouldn‘t. do business with us unless we Only n few things. but the best, surnames AND cHEEsE.cor-- “FEE, TEAo AND CANNED cocoa. FRANK Ft SHERMAN. ' The 7 o'clock meeting led by Mrs. J. Tired of Peoria if you need toning up. why not take HIGHLAND MALT. it I is made for people who are run down. HIGHLAND MALT is made ' from carefully selected malt and l hops. ‘ 15c bottle. 2 for 26¢. PRICE—$1.60 DOZIN. TllE Illilltllill PHARMACY Tlie Prescription Store. All can pm the door. Night Colic Anowcrod. Tol. Call, 15 2. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALI. STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-—0pen- lug prices in the stock market today yielded under free offerings which were notably heavy in the United States Steel stocks, Pennsylvania and South- ern Pacific. The steel stocks were down a large fraction. Gains of a quarter in Amalgamated. Copper and of an eighth in Union Pacific and Atcb- lson were the only important excep- tions to the deeme. Lead rose 3-4. WALL S'l‘liEE", 1 p. m.-—Liq1ilda- tion of stoks ceased pretty generally during the midday period. although thero were a few favorites that sold a fraction lower. Business became very dull when prices began to rally.. Un- ion Pacitic recovered to a shade above yesterday‘s closing. but the average rally was slight. ' TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private wtreo oi Maples a Goldschmldt, Commission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block. South Norwslk. Telephone 153. Open. High. Low. 1 pm. Amal. Cop. 591,9 59% 58 68 A. C. & l“. Co., 221/; 22% 221,5 221/2 A. C. & F pf., 81 hi 81 31 Am. Cot. Oil. 311% 311% 33 :13 Am. ice, 6% 6% 6% 11% Am, Ice, pf., 261/. 261/4 Bill“ Jill/g Am. Loco, 211% 2671.; 213% Ila-a Ain. Smelt, 651/. (iii-IR, 134-59 1141'. Am. Sugar, 1311/, 131-14 130%, 1301.12 Anaconda.- 98 its 95 951/, A. T. &. S. Fe, 81% 81% 80 81% A, '1‘. it S. i“ p. 9893 951,43 98% 955/4 Balto. d‘r. Ohio, 89 89 88% 8151/2 Il'klyii. R, ’1‘., $1.] 631,5, Eel 54 Chest. & Ohio, «12% 43%. 41% «11%J Chi. A: N. W., 11161,. libs". 1815141 180w. Ch, (it. West, 161,3 itil/g 151/5 16 C, M. N S. l’., 157 157 155% infill. (.‘ol. 1“. A: 1., 3451’, 31% 32%, 1131/2 Col. South, 1111,; 19% 181,9 13",. Con. (ins. 2113 211312 1:11: "a: Del. & lliid., 166% ltiti‘r’g liiti lilti Irie, 3113.; 30% 303/13 (i033 Eric, lst pf., 66% (111% on no lieu. Rice. 170 110 1691/2 169% ill. Central, 138 138 13754, 13714 liou, & Ntish..12‘.l" 123 121% 1.5151,, Manhattan, 11’13 it‘ll loll 1:13 Met. St. liy.. 121% 121% 12015;, 1211... Mex. Central. 13% 13% 13 13 M. K. & ’1‘.. 2111,. 211,2 2314, 235,4. M. K, & T.. pf., 47%, 48%; 461,4.- 4151/;- Mo. Pacific, 97154 9H. 9cm; this. Nat, Lead. 23-1; 23-3" 23-13, 2341', N. Y. (.‘eiiti‘al. 126's, 12:1”; 1.15m 125-19,. Nerf. & West. 118% till’i‘. 07%, 117%“, ()nt, & West, 327;. 327.1, 32%; 321;; Penn. R. R., 139% 1301/; 1‘9-‘5; I’ll-"ht l'eo. Gas. 102 102 ltll-lr, 10"", Pros. S. Car. 32% 32% 1125‘.» 321:: Reading, (lip-l; (:6 (1:314. 1151,. Read. 1st. pf., Shir-g 85‘»;- inB-g 85%,, Rep, Steel, 857-1, 8% 81/; 81-5; Rock island, 27%.“. 27%. 26% 26‘»; Rock island, 1). 71W.» 70%; 71) '70 South. Par... 55% 5717's MK, 511.. Sea. Ry Co.,’ 32% 31114 (ill/K 82 SO. Ry. Ct), pf.. 9514'; Elm/g 3" 5/2 1'05: Tenn. C. & 1., 4711; 477a 461A; 461/; Texas l’ac., 3111', 31% 30% 30% Union l’ac.. 97% 97% 963/. 979,. 11, S. Leather. 91/; 974; 91/; 9’11 U. S. heath. pf. 87 87 8111/2 twig U. S. Rubber. 193.11, 19% 19111 19% U. S. Steel. 17% 17% 16% 16% U. S. Steel, pf., 67% 67% (1614; 66% Wabash. 21 ‘J1 20% 20% Wabash. pf., ill/é 41% 40V; 40% Wis, Ccnt.. 1911;; 195.1; 19 i9 ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Mrs. M. E. Smith and daughter, Miss May Smith. who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt. 0f Grove street. the past few weeks, Will return to their home in Norfolk, t0- morrow. A meeting of the executive commit- tee of the Farther Lights Society of the South Norwalk Baptist Church will be held tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Laura Doty, Osborn avenue, East Norwalk. The shrieks of the big whistle at Norwalk last night, occasioned by the small ire, aroused many South Nor- walk people from their beds, giving the impression that a conflagratl n of tho direst nature was in progr The Rev. J. McClure Bellows, chap- lain on the United States Cruiser Min- neapolis, Is expected in town daily, to visit his mother, Mrs. W. T. Hancock. walk. The Rev. Mr. Bellows was form- erly rector of Grace Church, Norwaik. It is expected that a large delega- tion of' the members of Cockenoo Tribe, l. 0. R. M., of Norwalk, will go to Bridgeport this evening and be. the guests of Konckapotanauh Tribe, of the Park City, which has invited the Norwalk Red Men to its wigwam this evening. Mayor Ferdinand B. Smith. of Norwalk, is a mem r of Koackapo. tnnuuh Tribe. The meetings at the A. M. 1!. Church, Knight otrect are still very interesting. D. Taylor, the sermon by Brother Amos Ohio. of Norfolk, VI. ' also the after moeun conducted by Rev. Mr. Johnson, of routes, N. 1.. were not lacking in our-ital earns-tum and ' I. News! utboaq’chc mfltbOM'Wni‘w 1.1mm; who is sojourning at the Hotel Nor- . Have You Noticed V3.5 'M’J‘l F... l -' m THAT 30M: or vans Faisnoo,rHouoH EAHNINo NO noun“ THAN YOU suooENLv sEom TO oases EETrEnr 01o you , eEE AT THE oAME TIME THEY HAD war As moor-1 MONIY FOR ' OTHER rsmos As BEFORE 7 AND HAVE vou wosolnco How IT COULD BE. ' ' ' SIMPLE ENOUGHI IF voo WILL ALLOW us 10 wow van oun NEWLY OPENED FALL STOCK. IT WILL coo'r vou Horu- ING BUT YOUR TIME TO GIVE US A LOOK. ' ' ‘ ‘ “‘. 1“! WE ARE READY IN EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR THE FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN. ._ “r ‘ FALL HATS FROM CROFUT AND KNAPP. MEN SHIRT. :NB NECKWEAR. i SELL’ECK 8: PRICE. 1 Clothiers and Furnilhcn. 08 Washington Street. Soutthorwalk. EILEPHONE CALL 324-9. WE OFFER% ' N. .. Cauliflower for pickling and other purposes—small, 15c; mo- dium, 20c; large. 25c head. ' ,. Fine large Bull Nose Green Peppers at 18c dozen. Small It 10C dozen. Egg Plants from 5c to me. Handsome New York State Fall Pippin Apples. at 35c peck. Pure and unadulterated Cider Vinegar of good strength, 25c gal. Ginger Root and'othcr purc Spices. Hope to be favored with your orders. Lorenzo Dibble. AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE. means more than the mere trying on of different glasses If done at the opti- cal rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one of the best equipped offices in South Norwalk, he has every means for 111311 ing the most accurate and reliable 079. w- 7 tests and the best results are assured in every case. All glasses ore (3 ‘t structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished. ; HOMER B. HOYT. Roi'rnoiinn Omicron. g ~ 5 ‘ ’2 Room 9 United Bonk Building, South Not-walk. con . ‘ 3 Special Appointments It convonlon cc of patron. . Office hour-o, B, 11:45,12:45, 6: 00. Saturday evonlngl 7—0. __—. _.._ .—... TELEPHONE 10.. Fm dollvory to all pl”. of III. M ONI”. 1,, R. J.,Cu'tbiil’s Bridge Fish M’k’t. Today's Supply of Fresh Fish Includes Bluefish, Weakfz’sli. Butterflsfi, Sea Bass. NativeEels, ‘ f’ ‘ Extra m’ce Oysters. Clams and Escallops. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. FoMo’ Dull mo. Ironchoo—zo White at. Donbury: 75Pooifio sci-cot, Stamford. .v i “SWEET A8 A NUT." Lots of people like. with good not son, ham and bacon in hot weather—- prefer them to fresh meats. We have the happy faculty, the fortunate tacitl- I“ , ties. to please you all. “Sweet no u ‘ - nut." is no misnomer for our m I cured barns and rightly smoked Mimi. Sohaub'o flunk“ a wuHmoroN mm . i 'Phono. III-I. won at: "it, H0 5005 393' couscous-acts. ' .00 van IIALIZI the cartoon Concooomooo ot W I. Pricoiolo beyond all other poo-onion: u too ”all“ II II II- oorvoo your high." conlidorotion. DON'T TRIF.LI WITH YOUR EYES! EXAMINATION 'III. M FICT FITTING GUARANTEED. o B. JACKSON, ‘ Io wAu. orator. nonwAu't. mi. ‘ 1 Advertise Your Wants I >4 '1 .. in The Evening Sentinel E And eel Quick Returns "
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