. Womake our
. co Cream
'1 absolutelu oi alL
pure cream.
LIIBIII News lulu
Thomas Collins is spending the day
at the Danbury lt‘air. _
HarIy Street is spending the day
at the Danbury Fair
John 1. Warren is spending the day
at the Dunbnry IFain
James W. Maples, to New York, was
a visitor in town yesterday.
Washington Camp and Olive Branch
Lodge hold meetings tonight.
Mr and Mrs. James E. Stevens at.-
tended the Danhury Fair yesterday.
Read: Captain Ducross‘ ad. He has
a large variety of fredh fish on hand,
selling at low prices. 7
_ The barge AlthuI Jackson has ar-
‘ rived with a cargo of coal for the
Ferris Coal Company.
The schooner Rachel 1W. Stevens has
arrived at Providence with a cargo of
coal from Newport News.
LeRoy H. Nash left today for his
home in Silver Springs, N. Y.. after a
.. visit at the” home of J. Irving Dibble.
A meeting of the Hungarian Demo
' cratlc (‘iuh was held last evening The
members ware addressed by lcrcmiah
Donavon on the issues of the cam-
paigu.
Mr. and Mrs. i’t. . Johnson and
Miss Bennett, who are driving from
the Berkshires to Ptiililnl Manor
stogped last night at the Hotel Clit-
for
Order a. go radiator of the. Conner.
ilcut Rnilw. and Lighting Company.
it will kill the chili that gets into the
rooms, and prove a clean. cheerful and
inexpensive heat.
Washington Chapter. No. 24, It, A
M., will hold its stated convocation
next Wednesday evening, October 12,
at {1.30, for work and instruction. om.
corn and members are requested to
attend promptly.
Miss Lillian Bennett. of Franklin
avenue. has taken a, position as type-
writer and stenographor. at Dr. Giv-
en’s Sanatarium. in Stamford. This
institution is one of the largest. and
best of its kind in the state.
Timothy H. Foster. who returned
from Bell Island a few days ago in
poor health. is now confined to his
home on Town Hill avenue, Danbury.
with an attack «of pieurisy.
dltion is slightly improved today.
The annual full sole of notions. lIII-IIA.
toilet goods and fancy goods Is now
advertised at \the Boston Store, 'l‘lIlI
sale which ccnuncncvs Friday and
continues for three days offers many
inducements to the dress maker and
housekeeper. See ad.
Charles F. Thnyer of Norwich. chair:
man of the State Democratic Finance
and Advisory Committedlssuadacali
today for a meeting of the committee
to be held in Judge A. Heaton Robert-
son's ofilcc. New Haven. Friday Oct 7
at 11 a. to. National Committeeman
Homer S. Cummings of Stamford spent
the day at. the State headquarters in
liartford In conference with the 0m.
0 ala.
A mold is wantedin the family of
Wilbur iii, Lewis, at Glenbrook. and
thereby bangs a tale. it seems that
about the time this family advertises
for a‘ maid there is an announcement
of a wedding; Four girls employed In
the family or Mr. 1min have been
married in succession Mr. Lewis
said today he couldn't make am
No loan. because he doesn't attend
a mdtrlmonlal side at the matter.
but be lit diluent. convinced that On-
pid has‘bean payinit‘ particular attonI
‘ tion to that part of Gianbrooit in,
which be midst. ' :.
13ii‘.JLLLIIIIIinseam. II 03:13:41"
. ti it ill. '
, i‘li .Arsdale. P. W.
her, it“! Winner.
/ .
13m F.“
titration. New train, , '
3 , Dnnbury Fair.
. at the Hotel Clifford, at which time a
L JIIsI Iipiion. .
tnkcs this method oi‘ introducing their
His con .
(its. liar-I .
Willi
. , mm It .
" corner of Bur-viii and Quint-rd avenue.
8001b Nomiii. II tit 137 int front on‘ .
and about 129 foot on . I ‘
Quinton! avenue.
It It IVIIWI. Hausa contain: all im-
nicntu and In In first class condi.
tion Futiwartlcuim and price“ LL
Mrs. James Golden returns
from a visit to ltockviiie and New
Haven
. Jacob Schaub atui Miss hot-Lon
fiahuub are spending the day Lut lite
William Clark, of the firm of Whelp
icy and Clark. is spending a week's va»
cation in Washington. Uouu. 4‘
WW... I
Frederick Holllster Stevens, business
nnnuzci ot’ the hIIdncpurt Standard.
gladdcned South Norwulk with a pres-
ence yesterday
A
to
Haven. which makes Mrs John hub
son. at Orchard street, a great aunt.
—.—.
Saloon keepers are setting the names ‘
If the persons WM) signed the petition
for no license and will have them
framed and hung III the interior of
LIIIost of the PlilOOilS in The Norwuiks.
—~'l‘he J l1. Lawrence Agency. lIn:I
a good, eight room house In East Nor
wnut Iine-Iy located to be sold at a
low plloe. Who will get It?
A meeting of the IliquoI Dcalors
Committee we: hold yI :tIII' Ilnv IwrninI II
number of bills were oIdoIeII paid and
considerable routine business was
transacted.
The regular prayer meeting will be
held tonight in the First Methodist
Episcopal church. The pastor. Rev
W. W. '1‘. Duncan will deliver the last
of the series or talks on Preparations ‘
for a Revival the special topic tonight
being. “Prepaxation of the Feet ”
The Hungarian Republican Club
will hold a many tonight at RepubilI
can hoadquarters Ip,ii.aiiroad avenue.
Ind the Twin City lRepnhliaan Club
will hold its rally‘ftomorrow night a
the same place A prominent speaker
from New York will be present.
Fm the next three days 11. Krlegel
a to Will hold a great special sale ‘
oi IcadI to- wean garments of every
This euteI prising film
full line to the public and to accult-
IhIiI Instom. The ad. in this Issue
is of more than usual Interest,
,lI‘oI' two days a handsome fiorIlnn
setter has born at the-police station
awaiting the claim of on (What. The
Inlmal was taken there after having
been found wandeilng about the
sheets in an almost staIved condition.
lie had evidently broken away from
Iotncwhere as he was dragging a huge
chain after him.
The members of the Rough Rich
Republican (lice Club will’ go to Stam-
and this evening in II special trolley
car lt'JVing Norwalk at 6.20 and South
Norwalk at 6.40. There will he II
large rally in that city. addressed by
Senator Burton, chairman III the Rim
and Harbor Committee A spatial l‘i‘r
hearsnl of the club was held last (IV on
ing at the law oiiices of Judge John H
Light and Prosecuting Attorney Wiln
llnm I". Tammany.
A PROMINENT TRAINMAN.
The many friends of (i. ii. riuusau.
Engineer in. E. & W. it. R.. at prcI-rIIIIt
living III Lima. 0.. will be pIcaSIId to
know or his recovery from threatened
kidnur disease. He says: "I was cured
by using Foley's Kidney Cure, which I
rcconunrnd to all, especially to train-
uicn. who are usually similarly afflict
mi. Sold at Plalstcd‘s drug store, "
Rem:
AT
COLE MAN’S
New: Store. , .
10 North Main Strut, South Norwdlk.
Agent for A. 0. apnldlag'n Mahdi!
and Sporting Geode.
ii today L
aughtor was'bora October 4th‘.~‘
r. and Mrs. Edwin Hopkins, New .
, On Top Coats posse ’ oi
distin. I style which to,
them far above any at r .
readyutmwcar coats. They
show the work of skilled
craftsmen-«wide, concave
shoulders biting without a .
wrinkle; snug-setting collars -
boxy back minus the baggy ~
look of the average coat. "
first such cents as you sit-2
pact to find bear the H. 8.
& M. labelv-amart to look at,
great for style, satisfactory
or service.
In coverts, Oxford and
. black, short and medium
"I. length, from $15 to $20; oth-
ers as low as $6.
Our Fall Suit show as open
daily; admission is free.
Come and get acquainted '
with what‘s what in Clothes. "
Hats and Furnishing!) for
man and boy.
IIIIIIEIISII STEVENS
Successors to Comstock Brothers.
Copyright 190.1. by
Hart Schaffner €97 Marx
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
i
TELEPHONE CALL, 32-2. ..
A PAIR EXCHANGE.
! I It Some of mine for some of yours.
We offer a' fair exchanéemi ghbd, dependable
merchandise for your money.
We give your orders our atteiitionzfrom start
' to finish, for we realize that if we Satisfy you
L now you will give us the opportunity to do so
again.
Buy Oats That’s Clean. .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Steinway .PariariLGrand
in Absoluteiu Perfect Condition
~ $375.00
must be Sold III Once
;' Manufacturers and Retailers.
66 Washington Street. Telephone dds-Ii.
Souvenir Post Cards" ,
Anew AND FULL LINE .
‘ JuSI Received
, Special »
FOR ONE WENK ONLY.
.1 Boy Stationary
., I. Containing
-60 some rayon,
‘ _ co auvatoras,
220 ‘ Box
THE Tiliiiliill PIIIIIIIIIITTI
Tile Prescription Stun
All our“. pan the door. Night
L Calls Answered. Tel. Call, 152. '
. TODAY lN WALL GTREET
WALL STREET 1010 a. III—There
was no decided tendency to the stook
stocks showing slight changes eithel
way. Mlsao‘nri Pacific Southern Pai-
clflc and the Eastern stocks geneIally
were higher while St. Paul Union
H Pacific United “States Steel and other
specialties were slightly lowm‘. Deal-
logs in individual stocks waIe in very
huge amounts bloIks of 2.000 to 4,000
shares changing hands frequ.cutly
United States Steel pfd sold simul-
tnneousiy' at (10m 76 l- S to 75 3 8 for
5000 shaws' it closed yesterday at
75 L2. .
WAT l. 87‘ REE ’l‘, l p fin—Some
alight proglcss upwmda occurred in
sympathy with the midday rise in lin—
It.ed States Stool pfd to 75 3-1. Room
tIaders, howcvw soon rentwed their
attack on tho western stocks and their
sharp reaction (hugged down some of
the custom stocks. the United States
Steel stocks and the local tractions
Brooklyn Transit losing all of its cai-
iier rise A jump of 4 points in Dela«
ware it Hudson was without influence
on the other coalels. The market was
somewhat better In tone at 1 o'clock
but decidedly dull
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private Wfl‘el or
Maples it Goldscbmldt Commission
Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 168.
Open High Low 1:30
601,53 61% ' 60% 61%.
A. C. & if; 00.. 2d 23 225% 22%
‘A. C. it . pt, 82 82 82
Cot. Oil. ' 29 29 29
ice. ' 7%, 7% 7% 76,5.
ice. bi‘.. 337,4; 337.4. 33%,
Loco. 2054 20% 2051.
67
Jillii’n
Amal. Cop.
Am.
AIu,
Am.
Ain.
Am. Smelt, 007,7. 67
Am. Sugar, 1311;;
Anac onda. it?
A ’l‘. & 8. Fe. 83%
A. 'L‘ a ‘s r p 100%
hallo it Ohio, Bibs»
ii‘klyu. R. T. 57%
Chen. 6i: Ohio, 44
Chi. 0N WI; 191
131%
971A
837,4.
1007i
Inn.
59% '
44y.
191 18859189
We are told that "accidents will hap-
market at the opening today leading ,
Ch. (it Weaii; 16% 167'16‘7fi 16%
C. M 53‘. St P. 166% 167% 166% 166%
Col. F & 1.36% 36% 36% 36
Cal. South. 18% 18% 1856, 18%
Con. Can, 211% 211% 211 211%;
Del. & find, 171% 172% 170% 172%;
Eric, 33% 33% 33% 33%
Erie, lst. pt. 69% 69% 69 69
Con Elem. 172 172% 172 172%
iii. Central. 143% 143% 143 143%
Lou. & Nash. 128 1281/; 127% 127%
Manhattah;154 154 154 154
Met. St. R1120“ 120% 119 119%
Mex. Kaentml'i 14% 14a 13% 13a.
25 25. 25 25
M. KK &'I‘. Tpf. 61 61% 51 51
Mo. Pacific, 100% 100% 99% 99%
Nat. Lead, 23% 24 23 23%
N. Y Central 180 180 129%‘12915;
Nor! Iii: West, 71% 71% 71% 71%
Ont. & West... 34 34% 34 341,;
Pan. Mail, 34 34V. 88%? 33%
Penn. R. R" 133% 134 133% 133%
Pro. Gas 103 103 1021410214;
Pres. 8. Car. 3-! 36% 33% 83%
Reading. , 09 69%, 681,4; .6054;
Rep. Steel, 10% 10% 10% 10%
Rock island, 287-5; 29 28% 28%
Rub. floodlit; 20% 20% 01A 20%
South. Pea. 58% 69% 8% 587/“
Sanity (20.. 3274. 33 82 ,,ii2%
80.113200 pf.,941,fi 94% 94 94% '
Tenn. ‘.C & 1., 44% 49% 48% 48% .
Texas Pac. 32% 32% 32% 32%
Union Path, 103% 108% 103% 103%
U. 8. Leather, 9% 9% 9% 9%
U 8. heath, p 871/; 87348714 87%
11.8 Rubber. 23% 23% 23 23%
U 8 Steel" 18% 181/. 18% 18%
U. 3. Steel pf 75% 75% 74%? 75%
Wabash. 20% 20 20M
Wabash. pf., 41% 41% 41% 1195
,Wedt. (in. Tel.. 91% 91% 91%‘91M
Wis central. 20 20 20 20 ’
man In the best~re¢ulated families" ‘
:, therefore it is up to the wine any to
, avoid families of that particular brand.
can be made when talent shapes the cloth.
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.
We keep our customers’ Clothes pressed without char .
SCHOOL SUITS for Boys $2.00 to $500. I
Crofnt & LKllapp Hats, new shapes every Neck.
SELLECK a PR1
,I' Clothiers and Furnish
Oil Washington Street. SouthflNorv/alit. .
TELEPHONE CALL' 324-1”. L ,
Wednesday Oct.
WE SHALL HAVE
CAULEFLOWER for pickling.
SAGE“. white or yellow SMALL ONIONS for pickling-L .
GORDAN PEPPERS and GREEN TOMATOES. ‘ , I.
QUINCEB. fine ones, N. Y. Itate 650 PECK. . " ‘
FALL PIPPIN APPLES. PARSNIPS.‘
RIPE TOMATOES. ‘
NEW FIGS and FINE TABLE APPLES.. '
Will sell 19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $100, thin fluid. to
you, if yOu buy Guinea: and other pickling 900d: here.
REMEMBER they all come to me when they want PURE VINELO R
that is pure and no mistake.
’L
Lerenzo Dibble)
AN EXAMINATION OF THE EYE.
means more than the mere trying on of different glasses if done at the:
cal rooms of 11.13 Hoyt. With one of the best equipped once: in
Norwallr. he has every means for making the most accurate and relish!
tests and the best. results are assured in every case. All glasses are,
structed to order and special lenses of any kind are furnished. ?
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician, ,
Room 9 United Bank Building, “WIN Nam-In. " '
[mill Appointment. It cont/anion co or patron. . ‘7
Office hours, 9. 11:45.12:45. 6: 00. Saturday evening. 7—0. L
Save Monet). Bun At .Sfldhaub’k's
Print Butter.......,...........20c lb. Lean Pot Roaiitr.......... .
Eggc, strictly fresh..........25c doz. Fresh and Corn Piste...
Chopped Beef...3 lbs. tor 25c..10c lh Leg Spring maib........
Prime Rib Roast....<......... the up. Fore Quarter Lamb........
Porterhouse Steak............18c up. Lamb Chops...............
Sirloin Steak.................18c on Native Home Dressed Chic
Round Steult................15c lb. Fowl.
Shoulder Steak...............10c lb. Native Home Veal. .
Schaub’s Market
2 WASHINGTON OTNEIT.
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on vdu humane-mm con-«moon III m:
Wmmamothor murmummm‘m’ a
«no: your blunt consideration.
DON'T TIII‘LI WITH YOUR IV“! IXANINATION III II. P
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II WALL ITIIIT.
,. with instruction money will be rerun
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