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We make our
loo Groom
absolutelu of all
pure cream.
LANE’S
'51 Washington St.
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Local News Notes.
A meeting of [Incas Tribe. I. 0. R.
M., will be held this evening.
The last dance at the Norwnlk Yacht
(‘lub will he held Saturday night.
A special business meeting of (‘om
pany li‘ will)? bpld at the armory. this
evening 1
Seasonable goods at reasonable
prices can be found at Lorenzo Dib-
lile's. Silo (ill,
You will find somé interesting cra-
vcnette new; in the ad. ol‘ the ,l). M.
Read Company.
” Miss Marjorie Ilalloran is spending
Ii few days in New York, as the guest
of Miss Veilma Berrel.
’I‘hc oystcr‘scason is now open and
tho BridgeMarkct is ready to supply
your wants. Read the ad.
Frederick Lockwood, of F, E. i11ck-
Wood at company. Norwalk, is on a.
business trip to Waterbury today.
Crepe do chine and De Luxe music.
are the, two spciials in the liowland
Dry Goods (‘ompnny' s ad. Read it.
A meeting of Butler Lodge. 1. O. 1).,
F. will be held tomorrow evening.
lmpor taut business is to be transac ted.
From the factory to your home is
the way the M. Siciuert 011111111111): are
selling pianos. Any lnake you want.
Read the ad. "
Iloly Communion will be celebrate"
at it) a, 111.. Thursday. at Grace Church‘
in commemoration of St. Michael's and
MAII Angels' Day.
Mr and Mrs, William liiilf 11m re- 1
turnéfl to then home in Summervillc,
N J ,‘hiior a visit with Mr. and Mrs
William Miller, Madison sheet.
Miss Lillian It. Gliiit‘, of Grand
street. Norwalk. resumed her musical
studies today at the. National Consci
vatory of Music, New York City, N. Y.
During the.1 past two weeks the:
amount of mail received at the South
Norwaik ' pestoiiice has been 7,981
pounds. This week it was 3.7911
against 4,191 the week before.
The Golden Rule Circle "of Kings
Daughters of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church, will meet with Miss
Jessie Jennings, Del) 11 avenue, East
.Norwalk. on Friday, . th, at 3 p. m.
A special meeting of the local Ayric
of Eagles was held last evening, at
which time it was voted to hold a ball
in Music Hall on November 11. Jesse's
Orchestra was selected to furnish the
music. Talent from New York Will
be procured and a title time will prob»
ably result.
Charles 1). Lloyd. of South Norwalk,
attended the ministers‘ meeting in
Mount Olive Baptist Church. New
York, yesterday,
by Rev. Mr, Washington, of Jackson-
ville, Fla” and W. R. Ashburn, 01‘
Manchester, Va. Mr. Lloyd also sc-
cured Professor Hayes in come to
South Norwalk to make an address on
October 6. ,
Postmastors Crowe and Keith an-
nounce that on October 1 a parcels
post arrangement with Norway goes
into effect thus affording the mailing
of parcels to that country at the rate
of twelve cents per pound and frac-
tions. A useful guide that is intended
for public distribution from the- post
office him-e is a pamphlet issued by the
post oflice department. giving the pub-
ic general information regarding the
mails and rates of misuse (or do-
mestic and foreign points.
Guests at the Hotel Clinord yester-
day were: Thomas F. Freeman.
James B. Perkins, E. E. Piper. s. G.
Bartlett, Thomas H. Mulhall, Boston;
Michael Swift. William Davis. I. T. As-
tor E A. Park 6. Frank Weatherly.
J Rice, L. '1‘. Saunders. A. S. Born-
stein, Edward Newman A H. Bromley
F. J. Bender Mr. Ind lira. A. Smith
L. H. Teller. F'. Keene. H. Berger Jo-
seph A. Lawrence. J. Guniptrt J H.
Mathias, M. ‘H. Whiting; B. Greta, J.
0‘. Cowl New York: if. P. Dorlcy,
Georgetown: E. A. Juanita. Iminvilie;
C L. Green. Lynn; H. S. Webber.
Hartford: Charles E. Hall. Henrvw
llerwin, New Haven; 9. L. Fnhay.
Bridgeport; h. 01. Buiiis Keene: Hi.
'1'. Murphy. Sandy HI11.N. Y.. Dr F.
2’ Clark Dnnbury; W E. newts. Glen-
brook Dr. Wolfe and C. W. Parke.
South Norwnlk.
W
proved compound Syrup
, .oIWbi‘roPlooi
Mo MW!.W
Joseph Watson, the 19 your old colored
, boy charged with the murder of his
and heard addresses *
' can by depositing small
A sanctum m am. I
urns!
We offer iorulo at I bargain,
the homestead of Mr William I. Rood,
corn" of Burrltt and Quintard Ivonne,
South Nolwnlk. about 137 not front on
Quintcrd avenue, and about 120 loot on
Burritt ovonuo. Houlo contains all im-
provoma to and to in iirot clan condi-
tion. Fu particularo and prlco of
Taylor& caldan'
74 Wuhington 8%, IO. NONIIK. CL
’I‘he L‘llflortl l‘huuuacy is offcllm: a
complete nuinicurlug 1:111 for the small
sum 111' 10c. Read the ad. for partic-
ulors.
A dance will be held tomorrow t‘Vi‘Ir
Int: at. the Knob tinting (flab. The
music will be furnished by Jesse's in"
ehestrli.
/
The Democrats of the Second Voting
District will hold 11 caucus tonight at
8 o'clock. in the hemiqunrters, corner
01' South Main and Iluvllantl streets.
A very interesting howling tourna-
ment is in progress at present, and
some very good bowling is being done.
Ernest Young‘s leads tho list with a
score of 2513, John Kano has a score
of 2-17 and Stephen Valentine has a
score of "46
WATSON'S TRIAL BEGUN.
Hartford Colored Boy, Who is charged
With Murder.
llAliTli‘Olll) .Scpt. 27.»:1‘l1e trial of
former employer, llenry ()sborn, was
begun in the criminalsitlc oi‘ the. Sn-
perior Court. in this city. A special
panel of 84 jurors had been secured
by tho shcrlft’ for the trial, A large
throng of people wore on hand when
the court room was opened. but all
Were not allowed to enter.
The Work of selecting,’ a jury pro-
gressed rapidly and after, an hour and
a half the following eight. men had
been selected: I“ l.. Woodlng. Berlin;
Samuel J, Mills. Bloomfield; Nelson A.
liarbcr. East Windsor; W. H. Whit-
ney, Ruth-id: ll. W. Burrows. Man-
chester; l (‘. 'I‘i111l1rell,Ne.w Britain:
Edward Edgcrton, Avon, and E W.
Milidrnln. [Cast llerlln, After the
eight jurors had been selected. a re
ccss was ordered,
Watson was brought llito court be.
tween two deputies, and his/demeanor
throughout the proceedings was of the
characteristic indifference which he
has shown since arrested. He, took
little interest. in the selcction of tin1
jury and seems to he more interested in
the spectators in the courtroom than
in the questions put by his counsel.
Iiugh tl'r‘lnherty.
to decide hi: Into
SENTENCED FONG HORSE ,STEAL-
PU'l‘NAM. SendJ 27 —I.()tlis Meascr
r1cteiv11d today in tire Snpciior Court
his second sentence at this term of
the cutllt for horse- stealing. The lat
est, punishment inflicted upon him by
Judge Shumway calls for a term 01‘
not more than ten years in state pris-
on for sleniingon August 111, a horse
owned by Phclix King, Monster is al-
ready under sentence to serve not less
than two nor more than five years for
stealing. on August 31), a horse owned
by John Iaowc. of South Woodstock.
Messer is a veteran of the Spanish
American War, and he. also served
three years in the regular army.
MILLERTON BRANCH DISCONTIN-
UED ‘
HARTFORD. Sept, 27.-—-An order is—
sucd from the office of the Central New
England Railroad Company in this
city, today. announces that beginning
Or-lohur 1 the operation of trains on
the M lllerton branch of the Newburgh.
lmtchcss and Connecticut Railroad
Company, will be discontinued. The
order is believed to be, the. outcome of
the recent purchase of. theroad by tlu1
New York. New Haven ahd Hartford
IL it Company, which has a road al-
111013 t parallel to the one upon which
orepaiions have b‘cn ordered suspend-
ed
Hoodqu error; for Sun vonlr
Postal Cord:
Wholooalo and Retail
NEW LINE JUST RECEIVED.
Views of Norwalk. East Norwalk,
South Norwalk, Gregory's Point Bell
island and RoiOn Point.
COLEMAN’S
News Sioro. .
10 North Main Street, South Nor-walls
Agent to.- A. G. .Spaldlnn'o Bluebell
and Sporting Gouda.
lilo: that Vaca-
tion is Ovor
You lniind to 51m
: sumo money.
You Will if)! to son moro
than you did loci aviator.
Good am to station no-
count with no. It's oulor to
antenna. We open oo-
oomm for as low as on
dollar as inducement for
small deposits.
“ The
to the men who are 1
._r'
Our Gnu quot-urn: Satisfaction or Monoy Book.
Don't Buy Int Fall Suit ilntil I011 801 Ours,
It is because We know We have
last the suit you want that we ask
you to postpone buying imtll you can
see our show of smart Fall suits.
Brown mixtures are strongly repre-
sented in our collection of loonmnodel
Osliiglc and donblobrenstcd suits made
by Ilart Schalfner (1‘1 Marx. (iray
mixtures and patterns are here also.
Better fitting stilts. or garments with
more style are not shown any where;
and no latter can match them for infr-
where near our prices—$10 to $25.
' Whether you want. a new hat, a top
coat, new shirts, neckwear, hosiery‘ or
underwear, it will pay you to come
here. Our role: Satisfaction or money
back is a guarantee of our willingness
to please you, -
Your boy can he clothed here in the
bent clothes your money can buy; our
prices are reasonable too.
ROGNRSEETEVENS
6ucoouon to comsiooli Bros,
umnnihoms Lav
n- v. ,.
was steady. l111provcmcnt in other
IOUTH NORWALK. TIL. “LL. ",3. shares of prominence. Among the
. ‘ -. more Important advances wore Lack—
. nwanna. :1 1H: Reading and Sugar. 1
,, F 1 _ J ‘ 3. and Corn Products, I [-2. Unexplained
selling of Cotton till on a large scalt1
. r\__/ VVW _/\ depressed ii 2 3-8 and the pfd. l 3111.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
MRelport‘id ovcln; the tartvaéo Wires or
an on Go schml t, ommlslion
A FAIR EXCHANGE Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block,
., , S I f f South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
I , ome o mine or some 0 yours. Amal. Con. 5111,11. 58% 58% 58%
A, C. & F. (311.. 24 24 237.41 23713.
We otter a fair exchange of good, dependable Am. Cut. on. 112115 32% 31111. 311,1.
1 Ala. ..lcc, 7%. 71/2 7% 7%
merchandise for your money. - Am 1..... pf” 31% 30% 3014 301/2
Alli. Loco" 261'] 26’ 213‘ 2"
Wé give your orders our attention from start Am. 8mm” 67:2 1171): “7;: “‘77:
/ to finish. for we realize that if we satisfy you Am- Sugar. 133 132% 132 132%
Anaconda. 94 94 94 911
j now you Will give us the opportunity to do so ' A. 'r. a s. re. 2131/, 1:337. snag say.
A ’1‘ d1. 8. I“ p 101 101% 10014. 1011,41
/ 3831111 1 hallo, a (111m. 11:111. aroused. 3111.1,
, 1 Ii’klyn. it. ’l‘., 1'15 I113 55 55%
N Buy Oats {hat 5 Clean ‘ chi-s. a tlliio, 4:1; 4:1 429.; 4;;
1 Hi. (it. \\'t‘.~'i., 11374; 17 113% 16%
MANUEL T HATCH » (2.111 a s. l'..11'18‘/§ 1511?... may, 1511'...
( out. 11‘ a 1.. 3.5 as 3111. 3111/.
Coi,Soutl1.. 1971'; 197.41 19% 19%
\V ._ Con has 21151;. 20515,,205111 2051/.
stint. at liud,lti?.ifi,167.l/§. 1151117. 107
l‘)r' 10.31.1111, 31% 31 ‘58 ill ’3.
Erie; 181. pl., 1171,43 1571,15 67'»; 157%;
(ion. lice, 171% 173 171% 173
Ill. Central. 138-34138 138% 131i
Lon. & NaleLIZM" 1251/. 125 125
Met. ‘St. Ry.. 119 120% 119 119%-
HUME J . ETT Mex. Central. 1371’; 14 ,131'5/4 1371‘.
EW M. K; & 'l‘.. 24% 24% 2411’. 24%
M. K. & '1‘, DH, 487,1} 487.4. 4331!, 487111
Mo. Pacific, 98% 981/5 981$, 98%;
WOODBURY and CURTIS Nat. imad. 2:11;. 24% 231;. 21-111
‘ N, Y. Central 127% 12834, 127% 128
.11. Norl‘. & 111931., 63% 119 can 1:374.
f (int. A: West. 35% 35% 351,4; 35*);
PI AN 0 ~l’uc. Mail. 3-4 311 33514 33%
Penn. R. R., 132 132% 1317.. 1321/
i’eo. Gas, 102% 102% 102 102V
FROM OUR FACTORY TO YOUR HOME. WM 31 “an “is 33% 33% 3‘56
' ' Reading. 671.5 671/. 111111.; 671/...
The most direct, mone' savin ' 1 1 s he 0" we , 0 “01). Steel. 9 9
. 5 “' ""I ”We” atis ‘ t '3 y t Rock 1111111111, 2111/, 2811', 2111:. 21114,
])|]1'(1hnge_ Rili). Goods, 19% 20‘“ 19% 201,41
‘ South. Pad. 57 571/; 57 57%
More quality for the same expenditure titan cruild possibly be of— Son. Ry. (30.. 3234 33 32% 32%
S. . i . ., .' 92 9 '
ft-I‘t d by other titan a manufacturer. .' :l‘it’mhlyt; (A. [Haida (3114 47:2 43%
. Texas Path, 31711 317i; SIM 3174;
BIG REDIJCTIONS ON OUR RENTEDw STOCK. liuion Pain. 101 102% 101 101%
U. S. Leather. 9% 10% 9741 10
U. S. heath. p, 87% 88 87% 88
U. S. Rubber. 20% 20% 20M; 20%,
U. S Steel, 18 18741 17% 1774.
U. s, Steel,_pf. 70 711% 1:11:11, 70%
Wabash. , 21% 21% 21% 21%.
Wabash. pf., 42 42% 4'2 42%,
Wis. Cent... , 20% 21% 20%
Munufaoiuror: and Retailers.
I
answer -
36 Washington Street. Tolopbono 865-13.
Ererybodys Magazine 111- Out.
now 1113111111
W. P. BEERS,
B So. Main 81;. South Norwnlk.
1..) Wall St, Norwalk.
Had to HOVO n Tole-1
-phOne Putllnd‘;
We had to have a telephone put in our customers requested it and some
of thorn would not do business with on unless we had a phone. You '1“ net
and it in the directory—ask cent for the number. We have also not on a
ileum: wagon. some of our customers wouldn‘t. do business with in unless
'9
Only a few things. it: Re mantras, loco AND chant, cor-
ETEAOANDOA N
.souihaao walk
L”....~.—
template Manicure Set
CONTAINING
One box
REQUAS ROBE NAIL
POWDER,
ONE PIECE TOILET PUMICE,
ONE GENUINE ORANGE
WOOD STICK.
SIX CLOTH CENTER EMERY
BOARDS.
till for tile
l‘llE Bllllliflll l’lllifllllllli
The Prescription Store.
All can poo. tho door. Night
CIIII Answered. Tot. Call, 1612.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10.10 a. n1.—-—Flrst
prices of smoke today were generally
1-4 to 1-2 higher than last night on a
broad and active demand. Union Pa-
ciilc and Atchlson pfd. made gains of
3-4 and Louisville of 5-8, and there
were 7,000 shares of United States
Steel pfd. sold at till 3—4 and 70, com-
pared with 69 L4 last night.
WALL STREET. 1 p. n1.——mw pric—
Hi stocks tlgurcd prominently in the
early afternoon rise. especially the
coolers. Minor industrinls were also
taken freely. and there was an ln‘
creased demand for the grangers, led
by St. Paul. which crossed 159 Re—
neWed buying of the Steel stocks cat‘-
ricd them 11p to the highest and there
YELLOW JOURNALISM HEROISM.
Suddenly a wild about rose trout the
terrified crowd.
Four trolley cars were approaching
the some corner at full speed. and the
usual tool mob who hustling norm
the street and trying to dodge them.
All at once a. big, hulking coward
became so insanely frightened that he
run umuclr, and in making a break
for the sidewalk bumped a woman
had a baby onto! hid way. In doing
this he knocked them from between
the tracks. whore In mother moment
they would have been struck by the
trolley.
In an instant the still glbboring
onward was surrounded by reporters
from the evening papers, and hall an
hour later extras wereon the street
boiling of his. heroic rescue of the
woman and child, and giving his pic-
ture across four columns.
Besides, there were editorials coni-
mending- his one to tho non-cord oi
the Carnegie fund.
Snob is the stat! of which yellow
journal heroes are Mandy undo-
Judge.
Two of Them—Towne—I met that. ,
fellow DeBates to—day
Browne—Yes, so be Just inld n18.
drowns—Talk about a man who >
won‘t listen to renaon— '
Browne-Don't! That's what he‘s
just been talking about—Philadelphia
Press.
"To convict the defendant or assault
and battery," said the woman‘s law-
10!. "it mutt hut be proved that (he
tabulation who that.” rant.” 1“in
21%
Before uou go under the Tapeiin‘e
Have 11 Talk with us
\ .
You are welcome as friends rather than as customers,
and you are not expected to buy because you come into our_
store. ‘ 1 ‘
Our Slein- Bloch Smart Clothes for ball and \ft/inter have’
arrived, and we shall be glad to show you 110w well Clothes
l. ‘3
1" t “It"
can be made when talent shapes the clOth. ' ,, ' g
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWINGJ.
We keep our customers’ Clothes pressed without charge.
p.31
. ‘ \
I Crofut & Knapp Ilats, new shapes every week.‘,{ hi! 3
SELLECK 8. PRICE;
SCHOOL SUITS for Boys, $2.00 to $5.00.
.' Clothiers and Furnisherl.
’8 Washington Street. SOuthINorwalk.
TELEPHONE CALL 324-1. :,
t.-. ,fi, _ W. H _ w _,__-.-_=-—-—...—.-.-:-.._.E.-.-.a= _.__..
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White Pickling Onions. (scarce), ....................... .. 1111: up.
Yellow Pickling Onions. ..................... ‘. . . . . ........ . . . . 8c qt.
Red Pickling OniOnc, ............................ .............. 30th.
Green Tomatoes. ................................. . . . . . . . '30: balkot.
Home Grapes, fine ones, .............................. . 20c bucket.
Note our big pumpkin in window. Owing to dispose of it by Int; 1011 I
chance. 30 chance; only to be cold. Take a chance, and if you win it you
can call in the neighbors to share In your good fortune.“ - 1
1. / 11;..1' “'11.."11‘
AN EXAMINATIO N OF THE EYE.
means more than the mere trying on of diderent glasses if done at the 0min
cal rooms of H. B. Hoyt. With one of the best equipped oiiicea in South
Norwnlk. he has every means for making the most accurate and reliable on
tests and the best results are assured in every case. All glasses are con-
structed to order, and special lenses of kind are furnished.
HOMER B. HOYT. Rofrooiina Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Bulldlng, loath Nor-walk, conh.
Bpocial Appointmento It convenien co of patron.
Ollie. hours, a, 11:45,12M$. 6: 00. Saturday evenings 74.
.-_-. ,
TELEFHONI ion. rm delivery to .11 part. at tho two attics.
R. J. Cutbill’e Bridge Fish with.
The ouster season is now, on. and we, “
have the best to be obtained. ‘
Open and in the shell.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED. ‘
WEOT IND WAOHINOTON STREET. Ndxt to John H. POW out Oh
lanolin—20 Whit. 8L, Danbul'y: 75 Pacific strut Stamford. '
' !
Save M0 611. Ball At Schaub
Print Butter .................. 200 lb. Lean Pot Roast” ... .......100 up
Eggc. strictly fresh. .........250 1102. Fresh and Corn Plato......... be up.
Chopped Beef...3 lbs. for 25c..10c it). Leg Spring Lamb... ”16¢ up
Prime Rib Roast ..... " ......... 1 Go up. Fore Quarter anb..........10¢ up.
Porterhouse Steak ............ 18c up. Lamb Chops. .................15c lip.
Sirloin Steak ................. 18c up. Native Home Dressed Chicken and
Round Steak” ....... 15c1b. Fowl.
Shoulder Steak. ...... . .10c lb. Native Home Veal.
Schaub’s Market.
.22 WASHINGTON STREET. PHONE m
WHO SEES 11!!
.Ho Soos Boot. com-mamas
no vou RIALIZI tho uric-o consume.- 0! ”no. .0."
moot:— boyOnd on other oolloniou in no ”only", old a?“
corn- your highest consideration. 1 .
60W TRIPLE WITH YOUR IYEII EXAHINA‘I'ION rm m ‘
: . i FIOT FITTING GUARANTEED. 1
O. B. JACKSON
II WALL mm.
SEVIHTEENTH YEAR ._
Merrill Business Colic:
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