PHONE. 3555.
We make our
Ice Cream
absolutelii of all
pure cream.
LANE’S
Loool 191131111135.
' —-Umbrellas and Canes, O‘Brien's.
Captain and Mrs. Wilbur. assisted by
Ensign t‘roft. of the Bowery Corps, of
New York city, will conduct the ser-
vice at the Knight Street Church to-
night. Everybody invited.
A. J. Collins & Company have the
contract for furnishing the cottage
erected at Wilson‘s Paint for the use
of William J. Mulvihill, operator oi
the new wireless telegraph station.
—Bannnas, 20c doz.. 11‘. D. L &. Co.
John H. Manning, ex-Conncilman M
II. Clover. Ilii'um Davis, Willian.
Guthrie and Harold'Glendetining took
:1 vacation yesterday and wont to Lake
\l’nramuug and spent the day fishing.
Norwaik Aerie. F. 0. E., is planning
an entertainment for the near future,
the exact nature of much has not yet
been divulged. Thomas Lambert ls
chairman of the committee in charge
The committee on the bazaar to be
given 111 November by Catholic Union
Council, Knights of Columbus, held A
meeting last evening at the club houst
in West avenue and discussed various
arrangcmcnts.
——Youman Derbies. O'Brien's.
Norwalk people registered at the
Connecticut building in St. Louis 111-
cltide ti. 1“. Soderstrom,1.. W. Lon—
don, Charles J. Prescott, ‘i'ank L.
Judd, of South Norlmut; Louis r, Mil
ler. of Nonialk.
A real live cowboy connected with’
the Sngwa lndinn remedy outfit in
Main 1.11'tct. gave an exhibition with
the lasso and whip last night 111 Isaacs
street, Norwalk, before a large 81111
interested crowd.
\djutant General Cole has issued an
ordc1 giving permiseion for the An—
cient and Honorable Ai'tilleiy Crim—
pnny, of Massachusetts. to pass
through Connecticut under arms, re-
turning from Norfolk, Va.
Will Harris, who has been living in
S. S. Denton‘s house. Maple street, hin-
nioved back to his own. as the man
who rcuted his place did not improve
in health and returned to South Nor-
walk last Week.——Ridgetleld Press,
. -—Knox Derbies. O'Brien’s.
Miss Mabel Guernsey. of Norwalk.
is visiting in Easton, preparatory to
the departure of her family for Call-
for.nla Mrs Julia Edwmds her
grandmother, has been spending thc
week In Norwaik with Miss Guernsey.
Mrs. Marry Raymond, of Henry
street, sustained a bad fall yesterday.
but fortunately no bones were broken.
Mrs. Raymond, who is eighty-five
years old, was walking across tht
room when she caught'her foot in a
rug and fell heavily to the floor.
Johnnie Cullinan, of _ion street.
was arrested this morni g on com-
plaint of State Truanl Officer Giles
Potter, who is in town today. Johnnie
has attended school only one-half day
this term. The case was postponed
this morning and will be tiled this
afternoon. Johnnie is charged with
incorrigibility.
The case of Robert Thompson
against Max (lutkowsky, who keeps a
furniture store on the Washingttin
street bridge and which was return-
able before Justice of the Peace Wil-
liam 0. Clark on the 27th inst” ha:
been transferred to the Town Court
Hurlbuit £1 Davis appear for the de- ,
Beers for the ,
fondant and Louis S.
plaintiff. .
R Wilson,H. Mathias, C A Vaughn.
F. H. Eno, E. B. Moore. New York;
John Knox.J. D Curtis, A E Lovenle.
W. H Wheeler. Boston; Otto Albrecht,
Staten Island; H C. Simpson, Jersey
City: F. E. Quinlan, ‘Bridgeport; R.
M. Wilcox. Meriden; J. Atlu. Yonk-
ers; G. W. Holoom and wife. Boston:
J. C. Rourke. Springfield; .1. Goodfel-
low. Fort Edward were guests Inst
night at the Hotel Clifford.
———
ONLY cunt FOR OYOPIPSIA.‘
lira. Franklin Bush. of Neil, Cutie
Dot. 2 'l uniform for yours with
dung. used to hou- gnot dlnuou
and hing. I tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helpeJ too
until I took Brazilian Bonn, and on so
cent bottle cured me completely.”
Formal-111.3. rum-4.9.11.3.»
m. r the 011nm Pharmacy. --
improved Compound Syrup
or White Plan
will our. a cough ”only oubn
Irritation” dmrménopry
forgone rnonnn.oonolon.ry
‘f Mono.
A ”panama IN nut.
rm r: r
W. offer iornlo at n bargain,
the homestead of Mr William 3. Reed,
corner of Burritt and Quintnrd Ivonne,
South Norwolk. Ibout 137 foot front on
Quint-rd avenue, and about 120 foot on
Burrltt uvonuo. Houoo contnlno Ill im-
provements and In in first elm condi-
tion. Full particu|aro and price of
Taylor& Golden
:4 Washington on, no. Norwniu. c1
Mrs, John Hadden. of Norwalk, is
quite Ill.
Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton, 01 Rich-
mend. V..a is the go. .11 111 11121 daugh-
ter. Mrs Heiny 'l‘. Prowitt, of Elm—
crust
Tho Norwnlk newsdealers have not
decided to raise the price of 1111: one
cent afternoon New York papers to two
cents.
Governor Chamberlain has authoriz-
ed the admission of Peaii Could. oi
Ilanbury, to the Home of Inc'uinbles
11 New1ngton..
Some splendid home-grown peaches
no in the maikets just now but they
are about the last of the season and
prices have an upward tendency.
.4———-_—.—.——-_
The first gun of the merchandise
campaign at the Boston Store will be
fired tomorrow. A gi'catininrtemi and
thirty‘nine cent sale. Road the ad.
About three hundred members of
the New York I’resstllub are. expected
at Itoton I'olnt Sunday afternoon.
where the annual Clambake will be en-
joyed.
Horace Johnson predicts a storm ev-
en more scvei‘c than that of last week
for some time between the 8th and
13111 of October. It is kind in Mr.
Johnson to put his storm off 1111111 af-
.er the Danbury fair. ,
An order has been received from
Washington to continue indefinitely the
weighing of mails. The practice has
been to wclgh"them for thirty days.
but it is intimated that the custom
may be extended to three months.
There will be no race of the Nor-
wulk Ynclit t'lub tomorrow afternoon.
it is hoped 111111 one or more of the
ocnl club's members will participate
tomorrow night in the regatta of the
.tivtrsidc Yacht Club. the last of the
lesson along the Sound. '
(living to the- Iack of a sufficient
number of members to form a quorum
a meeting of McKinley Command.
Spanish War Veterans. was not held
last night at the armory. This meet-
.ng VHS to have decided whether the
command will give 111) its charter.
.....
Wallace Parks. Harry Benedict and
William James, Norwnlk young men,
rent on a coon expedition last. night
1nd succeeded In bagging two fine
ipecimcns on the New Canaan road.
I‘hcy had three dogs and the canines
‘capturtd tho raccoons at about thi
same moment.
The Schubert Violin Chili, which
was such 11 great success last season.
will hold its first) rehearsal of the sea-
son this etching. The club will be no-
lcr tht direction of Clarence 13. Now-
.111 and stverul new members huic
been added this season. The club ck-
.iocts to give several concerts in this
by during the winter.——Dnnbury
News
A POWER FOR GOOD.
The pills that are potent in their
“Han and pleasant id effect e De-
1‘Vi t s Little Early Risers W. . I’hil-
tint, of Albany. Ga. says: "During a
.iiiious attack l'took one. Small as it
was it did me more good thamcalo
,ncl. blue mass Many other pill 1 ever
took and at the same time the effect
was pleasant, Little Early Risers are
certainly an ideal pill." Sold by the
Clifford Pharmacy. “
F IF TEEN CENT MUSIC
SA TURDAI Y AND MONDII Y
Latest march andiwo step by E. T.
Paul entitled "The Clrcti Parade."
New York‘s greatest it. “Polly
Prim." “Roosevelt and Fairbanks."
march and two step” “Just a Gleam
of Heaven In Her Eyes." "Kilrama".
the latest hit of the season and 100
'others.
COLE MAN’S,
‘ News Store.
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spolding'o Baseball
and Sporting Goodo.
Now ’ihai Vaca;
lien is Over ’
You intend in save
- some money.
You will try to save more
than you _,dld last winter.
Good limo to our: on no-
oouni with or. ii’ 5 easier in
sun by depositing smalll
amounts. We open ao-
count: for as low as one
dollar a: inducement for
small deposits.
, The
South Norwalk
IOUTH
‘Our am: (laureates: Surisl’norionfior Money Book.
Don’t Buy Your Fall Suit 01111 10118011011111
It Is because we know we have
lost the suit yeti want that we ask
you to pestponc buying uptli you can
see our show of smart Fail suits,
Brown mixtures are strongly repre-
sented 111 our collection of Ioosemodcl
single and double-breasted its made
by llai't Schniincr & Miirx. Gray
mixtures and niittcrns are here also.
Better fitting suits, or garments with
more style are not shown any where;
and no tailor can match them for any-
where near our prices—410 to 326.
Whether you want a new hat, a. top
coat, new shirts, neckwear, hosiery or
underwear, It will pay YOU 1-0 come
here. Our rule: Satisfaction 01' money
back is a guarantee of our willingness
to please you,
Your boy can be clothed here In the
best clothes your money can buy; our
prlccs are reasonable too.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors to Comsrooh Bros.
NORWAL K.
TIL. CALL. ”-8.
l
If we can‘t have both, we would prefer your friend-
shlp to your trnde.
our business growing like It has. we believe it‘s because
we look after our customers so well—our customerl' in-
terests are our own No matter what you want, we‘ll get
it for you and in better shape than any one else. =
BUY oars THAT’S CLEAN,‘
1.1'
If there is one particular reason for
1' my; MANUEL 'r. narcn. "1 ,
”TWIN
,1
Pianos
and
Pianolas.
Sold.
“Rented. Tuned.
Repaired
and
Exchanoed
‘86 Washington Street.
Competition
Keen competition has resulted
in a great measure to bring about
the ease with which you. may be-
come. the owner of a this piano.
We have a Twentieth Century
proposition 011 the subject of
monthly payments. The old way
has been discarded by all modern
piano houses
Let us tell you about it before
you buy
SPECIAL PRICES ON RENTED:
PIANOS.
111 most instances these are like
new. and as we do not carry a.
cheap plane for the purpose of
renting, you get. the benefit on a
good, reliable instrument of OUR
‘OWN MAKE.
Manufacturers.
Telephone 865-6.
Everyboiys MogoZino for Oct.
'3... Wall 3L,
Had to Have a Tele-
We and to have a telephone put in. our customers requester! it and some
of them would not do business with no unless we had a phonon You Will not
find it In the directory-ask central for the number.
delivery wagon. some of our customers Wouldn‘t do business with on unless
we did.
‘ Only I. few things. but 1111-. boll, BUTTER, EGGB AND CHEESECOFN
FEE, TEAS AND CANNED GOODS. .
NOW] READi
w.P. BEE’RS’,
' Norwalk.
6 80. Main St., South Norwnlk.
phone Put In.
FRANK F. 811
. West. Un. Tel 90%
we have also put on a
Tired Out
People
If you need toning up, why
not take HIGHLAND MALT. It
In made for people who’nre run
down.
HIGHLAND MALT II made
from carefully selected malt and
hops.
the bottle. 2 for 256.
PRICE—31.51) DQZEN.
THE llll’lllllll l‘llilEIliIBl
Tlio Prescription Store.
All our- puu the door. Night
Calla Answered. Tel. Call, 15 2.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 1001. a. m.—-—Sev-
eral of the Grangers and Pacifics
showed small gains at the opening of
the stock market today, but the rest
of the list was Inclined to sag. The
declines were on a moderate scale
and interest displayed was rather inn
guid.
WALL STREET. 1 p, 1n..—~'1‘he de-
mand i‘or stacks was 1.00 limited to ob-
sorb increased offerings of Pennsylvan-
ia. Ontario and Western and 11. 8.
Steel Md. and they sold down to the
lowest. with some effect on the gener-
al market. Union Pacific and Louis-
ville it Nashville lost nearly all of
their rise. Vigorous bidding for Union
Pacific carried it above par at one
o'clock and other favorites improved.
The smelting stacks gained 1 to 11/4.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wrrel or
Maples & Goldsehmidt, Commission
Brokers. Swnrtz it Corbett Block,
Smith Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Amal. Cop, 571/. 57% 571,14 57-h;
A. C. S: F. 00., 221.5 22% 22 22
A. C. & F. pf., 801/. 80% 80V. 80%
Am. Ice, 71/.1 7% 71/1. 75’.
Am. Ice. pf., 28% 28% 281/3 23%
A111. Loco, 25% 2.3% 25 251/.
Am. Smelt., 64% 65%. til-"7’; 651,;
Am. Sugar. 129% 129% 111914; 1299;
Anconda, 90% 91 90%. 91
A. '1‘. & S. Fe 81 151% 80% 81%
A T.&S11.p983/‘ 991/3 98% 997.111
Balto & Ohio. 877;; 88 87% 37's
Bkl'n R. 1,510,; {11% 541/; 54%
Ches. 8; Ohio. «11:11,. 41% 4151.; 411V.
011. Gt. West. 161,1; 161,3 iii 111%,
C. M, & S. P. 156%, 156% 1:35“; 1.35%..
Col. South. 1911;. 201/3 19‘"); 19%
Con. (Ins, 203 203 203 203
Del. &. 111111., 1117 1117 167 167
Eric. 31) 30% 29% 30%;
Ill. Central, 138 1'38 138 1218
Lou. & Nash. 122% 123% 122% 1233‘-
Manhattan. 153% 153‘»; 153%. 152W;-
Mot. St. Ry. 120 120 120 1‘10
Mex. Central, 131/; 13,; 13,; 131.4
M. K. & ’11. 23% 23% ".‘I',’ 23',2
M. K. &'T. pf. 47% 471/. 471/. 47‘.
Mo. Pacific, 95% 911% 95% 111111.
Nat. Lead” 23574; 231/; 231/; 231/2
Nerf, & West, 157% 074’. 67% 6'1 ah
Unt. & West, 31% 31% 34% 3151
Penn, ll. 13.. 1297... 301/11 129% 1:10
Pres. S. Car, 32 32 {11% 319..
Reading. 115% 6.3%; 651/; 115%
Read. 211, pf., 7711/; 751’ 7592 751/;
itep. Steel, 853‘; 81,13 8% 8%
ltock Island, 27% 26%. 26% 20%
So. 11y, Co. pf 93 9:1 93 93
South. Pac.. 56% 13111.. 513 :11:
Son Ry. (0., 32 32-”, 31711 32%
Tenn C. & 1.115% 46 '9; 461';- Wig
Texas Pac.. 30% 30% 301,1; 301,4;
Union he, 99%. 9934 091/; 991;
ll, S. Leather. 93/. 97.; 94h 94%
U. S. Lcath. p 8614; 8014,, 861.2 861/2
1?. S. Rubber, 20 20 20 20
U. S. Steel. Ill 16% 16 1653
U. S. Steel. pf. 67 67% 67 67W
Wabash. 20% 26% 205$ 20%
90% 90% 90%
18% 19 18% 19
-.__.—._.-_
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Everything in the way of canned
goods and cereals at oneloff’s. Read
Wis. Cent,
Mrs. Wilbur E. Lewis, of Gienbrook.
has been visiting in South Norwalk.
Look over-the list of groceries in the
ad. of Lorenzq Dibble. The prices are
interesting.
If you desire a graceful. symmetri-
cnl form go to Miss N. E. Ryan‘s and
let her assist. you in selecting a corset
that Is adapted to your figure.
'Fifteen cent music at Coleman‘s Sat-
urday and Monday only. Read the list
in the ad.
The Norwalk water commissioners
have placed a steamer hydrant'at the
top of Earle‘s Hill in East avenue, to
replace the single hydrant frozen out
last year. The commissioners are also
having 600 feet of water pipe in Win-
field street. East Norwalk. lowered.
Fresh fish at Captain Ducross' mar-
ket. His ad. will give you the stock
on hand.
Wiltse, of the New York National
baseball team, who, It is expected
will pitch for the R and G's against
Stamford tomorrow afternoon; lost his
first 'gnmoN of the season at the Polo
Grounds. New York, yesteriLy. Cin-
cinnati fell on him for seven runs In
. one inning. ;
Norwulk batters will be interested
in the latest phase of the New York
poiioo helmet contract matter. It was
announced some time ago that New '
York city had given the helmet con- .
tract to the Knox factory. of Brooklyn.
which is n non-union shop. President
Moilltt, of the United Hatters. announc-
ed this week that the contract with the
Knox factory had been cancelled and
that the hats would be made by n on-
ion manufacturer. Today: New York
Herold prints an interview with Rob-
ert J. Hithrqud. genera manager
of the Knox Hot 00., hich Ir.
McFarland announces that bloom,
puny will contribute 8100.000 to secure
3:,“ defeat at the auntie“ ticket at
' Before uou go under the Tapelino'
Have 21 Talk with us
'\\',\ .4” ” i ' ’ ’ 1.
You are welcome as friends rather than as custOmers, "
and you are not expected to buy because you come into our.
store. I ’ 3 ,3
Our Stein—Bloch Smart Clothes for Fall and Winterhdvo’t‘
arrived, and we shall be glad to show yup how well Clothes;
’1 ‘ :.
,.
can be made when talent shapes the cloth. 1
‘SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.
We kccp our cusimncrs’ Clothes prcssctl without charge.
SCHOOL SU I'lS for Iloy :4, $2’oo to $5. 00.
Ci'ofut & Knapp Hats, new shapes every week. ’ ",, ,, .
(SELLECK a. PRICE,
/ Clothiers and Furniohoro. " ;
98 Washington Street. SouchNorwalk. . ’
summons CALL 32....
LOOK OVER
this list and see ii we can't help yea i n your buying.
1011 gt.
65o locket.
The Bucket.
Blue Plums for canning, a few... .........
Sickle Pears. offer bargains from my tree, ..
Pears fer canning or stowing..
Green Tomatoes at low prices.
Fine Sweet Potatoes. right size and price. _. _ ....
White OnIOns, large. " " 1'
White Turnips. egg variety, .......... .10o 4 «[10.
Dried Beef has been hard to get. Plenty on hand how.
Hand Sapolio, been cut, stock in now.
‘Honey In glass, pure and unadulterated. home rained ntock. 22° hutlo
LyOn Golden Drip Syrup in screw top glass can: (10c)_ lo a com-
petltor of Ken: and said to be better Try it.
Pin your faith on getting pure older Vinegar here, 251: gal. 15o V; gal.
Hope to serve and please. '
Lorenzo Dibble.
...nu...
...-.nou.-.....
AN EXAMINATIO N OF THE EYE.
means more than the mere trying on of different glasses if done at the optb
-i'
cnl rooms of H. B Hoyt. With one of the best equipped office: In South .
Norwaik he has every means for making the most accurate and reliable eye. ‘ ‘
tests and the best results are assured in every case. All glasses are con-
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished. u.
HOMER a. non: Refraction Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Norvmlt, coon.
Special Appointments at convonlon co of patron. » “ '
Office hours, a. 1135,1235, 6: 00. Saturday evenings 1—0.
nurses: 10o. Fm delivery to 1111 pun oi the .1... ottloo.
R. J. Cutbill’e Bridge Fish More
Today's Supply of Fresh Fish ,
Includes Bluefish, Wenkfish. Butterfiish. Sea Bass. Nmzels. ’, "
Extra nice Oysters, Clams and Escallaps.‘ ’ , ’
' ALl. GOODS WARRANTEO.
won't END WAOHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Forflo' oool’ Oloo.‘
lanolin—co White 8t” Oonbury: "Pacific Street, Stamford. , J
—~.. ‘———
Bun At Schaub’s
Print Butter.. ..20c lb. ll Lean Pot Roast. .............10c up.
Eggc. strictly fresh. 25c doz. Fresh and Corn PIute....-...'.. in tip. _
Chopped Beef” 3 lbs. for 25c..10c lb. Leg Spring Lamb............1tlc up
Prime, Rib Roast ...... ........10c up. Fore Quarter Mmb....'......lbo up.
Portcrhouse Steak........... .18c up. Lamb Chops....‘...........'...160 Ink.
Sirloin Steak.. .. ...........18c on. Native Home Dressed Chicken little
Round Steak.................15c lb Fowl. ~
Shoulder Steak. ....1....0c lb. .Natlve Home Veal.
Schaub’s Market.
22 wasumorou eraser. Pupil! 338’. *’
Save Molten.
- ' won me 1111:. 1"?
H0 3005 39-“ commoners. '
no you uuun tho m9.- Oonoeguonool at W in.
Prloolollhoyondoliothorpouuolonoumovm no I‘fio'o
III-vol your highest confidential- . .
DON'T TIIFLI WITH YOUR [VIII IXAHINATIOH fills I'll-
1 FIG? FITTING GUARANTEED. ,-,_..1 . -
0. B. JACKSON
I WALL "REIT.
“ ' - .sz'vtlvrtrirrn rum
Merrill Buglnoas Gollo‘.
STAMFORD COM.
my and flight Sessions.
Send mar interaction on may
Norwalk Chronicler