Doc Sing to having fiepairs made to
IYIS IIIRCIhInehIo laundry in Modern
u... '
—7-Fine assortment of ready-to wear
hats $1. 98. S. S. 'llilotsbu.’ ..
1"... III-po—
George 0thame, of Westport .avenuc,
is spending a couple of weeks in Or-
ange, N. 'J. ,
The barge Hudson has arrived with
a large cargo oi coal tor' the Ferris
Coal Company 7
Lorenzo Dibble will have a special
sale tomorrow His ad. will give you
all the particulars.
The Cigar Makers' Union held its
regular meeting. last night, and tiansr
acted routine business. I.
A...“
John Hurley, or Seymour, passed
Saturday in South Norwnlk. where he
was the guest of friends.
Jeweler Charles E. Lawrence is
making extensive alterations to. his
store in Main sheet Hematite '
_....._...'I.......
Miss Anna Magnerv‘ltas returned
home from Litchiieid, «there she has
been acting as nurse for several weeks.
m...
Read the list of specials in the way
oi butter, cheese. cellos. teas and
spices in the ad. of Frank F Sherman
~v—I‘W
Many gypsies enroute truth the Dan.
bury Fair passed through Norwalk.
on their way Westward. this mom.ing
MW
Mrs. Charlotte Christman Cox, oi
Ataia. Ala, is the guest of Mr and
Mrs J. A.. Richardson, of West ave
nus
The Republican Senatorial Conven-
tion has been realled tor Saturday
Clifford.
Charles F Rider, who has been her
iously ill for some time at his real
doors in Westport avenue continues
about the same.
Handsome black silks at unheard o!
prices are the offerings of the How-
land Dry Goods Company today. Read
the ad. 7f0i prices. 7
, .__..._..._._
Rugs draperies and hangings are
three interesting items in the D. iii
Read space today. They also huvc
some news for the cook.
M
A meeting of the West Avenue Clo
dets was held last evening. at whit:
the work of 01 gouisetion was complct
ed A (hill will be held tomorrow even
ing at 7 o 'ciock. . .x
The Golden Rule (‘lrcle of King‘
Daughters of the Norwaik Cdngregvivi
iional Church will meet with Mrsw
13. Staples East Norwalk on Friday
at 3 p m.
A man get rich by what he saves
not by what he earns. Why not be
sin to get rich? The South hiorwali
Savings Bank will pay- you him no
cent. on your. savings. .
w
A huge two-roasted schooner, whlci
has been delivering a load or pain in
Norwalk for the St. George Pulp and
Paper Company. was towed out or the
sarbor this morning by the tug Addie
W
. Washington Chapter. No. iii R. A
M" will hold its regular, convocation
tomorrow evening. at 7.30. for work
and instruction. The prompt attend
once at officers and meritor- iI earn-
chapter.
' 'Stltly requested, In the interest at the ‘
moot.
land. "
ed.
will
mono]
ins."
night.
merit
We."
Ayn!
[chiefly
kets. titty cents.
Vii telIII condi-
I Iraq—-
Will BI Hold November 9 Ind 10 in
Second Baptist Church. Danbury. 7 I ‘
By Invitation o: the clubs at Dana
._ bury and Bethei \the eighth annual
«meeting of the Connecticut State Fed 7
oration oi. Women‘ s Clubs will be held
in Danbu'r on Wednesd dy and Thurs
. her 9th an 50th, iii the
‘1 d Wtist Church on West street.
Cars at the station will take delegates
to the church without charge. 7 ‘
' 0n WednesdIY. the session will or» to 8
en at 2: 30 p. 111., and will be given
to the subject of Municipal
Art and Civic and industrial improves
Ghosts com the Municipal -
Art League of New York city and the 7,8 to 16
National league of Women Workers ' ’
.wiii be the speakers. . 1
The eve ing session, from 8 to 9"
oI’ciock, will he in charge oi the mo ~
7 sc 1:
Nov
ommittee.
Ballads and Dundee:
This musical treat will be
followed by a reception ‘tendered by
the inviting clubs to the Federation
and its guests
Thursday morning will be occupied
by the election of the officers and di-
rectors and other business. including
oillcial and committee reports. At
the afternoon session, the president
will give her annual address. and the
newly elected oillcers will be present-
The remainder of the program
be in charge or the Literaturep
Committee. who have provided papers
to be given by members of the Fedora
lion on three of the typical modern
writers of America
be illustrated by Miss Eiene Foster,
of New York a gifted and. well- known
oglst.
Each club is requested to appoint
its delegates at its first October meet- ‘
d to send their names at nee
corfiospon Ilng secretary. he
in‘vitlg'g club wli enhefialn all dele- 7
go tee“. omcers and con littees over
All who wish such entertain-
or c requested
names before Novelnber 1st to Mrs. F
B. Hartwell. iii W
Luncheon will he served on Thurs-
day in the parlors or the church; tic
The hostesses will
provide tea at five oclook for those
who wait for later trains Return
tickets cam” be had at the usual reduc~
edrs
morning M '1“ ‘)"“‘C|“’“7"‘t "‘9 «Hotel The following amendments are pro-
posed by the Executive Board and
will be voted upon:
1. 'Artlcie VIlL,
stitution as follows:
lclub entitled to two delegates shalt
7 bay annually 83 towards the general
expenses or the Federation. and ti
shall Ibo paid for each additional dele-
rcad: ‘The annual dues for
clubs shall be ten cents per capits
provided that no 'club pays less than
63 into the state treasury ’1
2. Article VIL.
stitution as (oliowa:
“Council." read “Executive Board "
3 Article 11111.; sectioii 1 by the
insertion or the words "Federation
Secretary“ ulIter “county organisers."
KATE M BROOKS.
Corresponding Secretary.
A regular routine meeting of Old
Well Hook and Ladder"Compunwans
held last evening. One new member
was elected. and one proposition for
membership was received. 7
mam...
New Line of 7
“Umbrellas"
6’19 cenIlIs and up
”beware. 7
ii) North min Street, South Norwalk.
for A. c Spaidinl's lIIIhIll ,
Ind Sporting Goods.
Section 1. by sub-
lnstead oi “Each
Section 3. by sub-
it t 7
clinic Ill luv. 7
8 CLUBS
I .
1
Tori:
“ boys.
I
. hair.
of Merrie Eng-
The papers will
to send their
tstreet Danbury.
instead of
i
Boys' Clotblsonuati Ivcar well. or they tail in their mission. ours
are made of cloths shielded especially for their Wearing qualities and;
every stitch is takenfltth service in view. The result is. our clothss‘IfIy
to.
YOUR TIME TO BUY
STEINWAY GRAND. CHICKERING GRAND,
. HAINES BROS. DUNHAM & CO.
Upright, Upright,
Walnut ruse. Good for beginners,
$150.00. $125.00.
cys are the best you can possibly any at our modest prices. We‘
invite mothers of boys to see our exhibit of Fall Suits tor all sizes at
Two-piece, Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits tor little fellows hi! 3
Twopiece Suite for Boys up. to 16 in black blue and tancy brown
mixtures ‘
Norfolk Double Breasted Two Piece and Three Piece Suits tor boys ‘
; Prices range at $2 00, I52 50, 83. 00 M. 00, $5. 00, $6. 00 and I88. I00.
Long Trousers Suite for big boys, out exactly like our men’ s smarts
Iest suits. irbm $6 to $15.} -. }
Professor Thomas: ' . We hays the strongest Stockings made for boys' wear: the, two 7
Whitney Surette. stat! lecturer on mu-. . pairs ‘
sic for the American Universi y 1211- 7 g
tension, Columbia University. the New .
Board of Education and the Brooklyn
institute of Arts and Sciences. will " ‘
give an illnstrated lecture on. “The 5 R
t
for 25¢. which are double knee.
Also the Itamous Black Cat Stocking which Is triple knee at 25¢ per L
Scanner: to Constant. Bros. _ ' *
BOUT" NORWALK. 7 . ‘ ‘ TIIL. GAIIIIIII “-2.
A 'FAIR' excesses.
i . I 17 I“ Souls of mine for some of yourI.
We offer a fair exchange of good. dependable
merchandise for your money. .
We give gentlemen our attention from start
refinish, {will} realize that it we satisfy you
new you will Iegc US the opportunity to do to
again.
Buy Oats That’ a Clean.
second-hand.
perfect condition, good condition,
$375.oo. / I 7 3150.111).
EASY TERMS
‘.
~ , daughter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas 1.
11911.01 Norwalk. and Gnome A. Lane 1
were married at their future home. 7
Manufacturer: and Retailers. 7 y‘.
.36 Washroom! ”"7"“ [I] #09977“!
page Received
A enter vault-.7
*3
7 South Norwslk. Telephone 153.
"'7 'Amai. 0011. 1 63%, 5335-7 6355 63%
.; 1A. C. 81 F. (30., 24 ‘24" 23% 2355
’ A. 038: 1% pt. 79% 7951 79%, 79‘."
.rAm. ice, 7‘2‘64 7% .1 7% 7%
1 Ant. Ice. pt, 84% 34% 341.5 3455
'1 Am. smelt 6655 66% sets sci-7'
'a'rssre, 83% an.
A 123:5. rpiooy. 100%. 10014 1.91:3. ~
7 M0. Pacific, 101% 10155 100% 10055
7 or the Adams Express (311111pr Inn
7 whipping post for mid who dill
bore
7 this week. “ a
1 It. caiiornla awry.
1:111. Kellen. wot
1 I)”. search WM
£1 to. HoiiI
Jon/w in man. eraser '
, WALL STREET,10: 10 a. m.—-'l‘he
trading in stocks today at the opening
was quiet and the gains, which Were
general. did not exceed a ball in any
case. St. Paul opened unchanged
and Union Pacific and Baltimore and
Ohio yielded a shade. There were
running sales of 4,000 shares or Unit-
ed States Steel pid at ‘77 and 7756.
compared with 76% last night and
Missouri Pacific rose a' hall! on the
transfer '0! 2000 shares.
list grow sensibly Ilrmer under a spir-
ited rise in St Paul, which carried it
to 168 L2. The Gould Southwesterns
eastern trunk lines weie also in favor.
New York Central rising to 130 1—4.
Delaware d: Hudson, Consolidated Gas
{tool tigited States Rubber sold up 1
o 1- .
rooav's ouorarto'uu‘. ‘
REBORN bvol‘ the private WI 0!
Brokers. Swan: .11 Corbett Block,
Open Rich how 1:30
Am. loco“ '27 '27 27 21
Am. Sugar, 132% 132% 13255 132%
Anaconda. 10 109355100“! 100%
Bplto. & Ohio. 91 91 90%
B'klyn. R. 1.54% 6055 59% 5111'
Chas & Ohio, 44 M 43% 434-
Ch‘ Gt West..16% 18% 1655 167%
C M. & S lP.166’li; 1673166 1b?“
Col F ,3755 33% E7 37’s;
Con. Gas, 21055 211% 121055 210%
Erie. 3355 3355 33 ‘33
Erie, lat pt. '69 89% 68% 69557
’Gen. Elecx. 171171 170% 1751'
III. Central, 143 141355 1.48 1435‘
Led: calculi. 128 128 12m 1171..
Manhattan. 15454 151153 154 3547
Met» 8t. Ry., «12055 120%, 120.56 129%
Alex Central,13‘5§ 13% 13% iii .
1.1. K a 'r., 375% 271;. 21 am
M K. k '15))? 58 5555 5535.
Nat lead. 22% 22% 225$ 225$
N. Y. Central 12955 129% 12955 12921.
Nori' &West., 72 72 71% 7111
Out It West, 3555 3555 35 35'
Pan. Mall. 3455 3455 34% 3555
Penn.R.R..13355 133% 133% 183
Pm s cit: 3111,5333. 3351. 35
Reading. 7254 72% 7155 71%
Rep. Steel, 1355 1255 11% 11%
Rock lsliind. 2m 2955 29 29%
Rub. Goods, 2] 21 2055 2055
South. Poo. 59% 59% 58% 5991.
Son. By.- 700.. 33 33 32% 32%
So. By 00 1119455 9451. 94 91 ‘l
Tenn. C hi 51:5, 5055' 5155
Texas Pac.. 33% 32%
Union Pac., 103% 104% 10355 1&5;
Union Poe. pr 94
S. Leather, 9% 10% 99% 10%
U. S.Leath,p188 88% 88 88%
U. 8.Bubber, 24 2555 24 2555
U. S. Steel; 13 19 1855‘. 1855i
U 8. Steel, pt 77 77 7655 76%
Wabash, 2055 30% 20% 2054
Wabash or.- 4255 4355 40% mt
W...
LANE—NEOMANS.
Miss lIIbellI Yeomane, dhughter or
Mrs leaders Yeomans, and grand-
816 State street New Haven. 1‘11an-
day evenina. October 6. by the Rev.
who is well Imown in holiness cir~
also in New Haven. in in the union
has hosts of friends. who will will:
noes.
-1
new"!
ADVO AVIS WHIPMNG POST.
NRA RT than... 0c1.11.-.t
this neglect. Ind 1mm their
children was advocated by A. it! 'bI-
tomb“ aggllmiim. in a paper read
WALL STREET 1 p. mv—v'l‘he mar; .
and the Pacillcs were bought and the“
Del. 3. Hum-17354 173% 173 1732i. '
Frederick ”My rector of St. “
James Church, Weatviilc'. Mr. unit. 7
himself and bride success and happi- I
can he made when tale'nt shapes the cloth,
SOMETHING W0 RTIH” KNOWING
SCHOOL SUITS ‘for Boys, $2.00 to $5.09. -‘ ‘
Creiut 81 Knapp Hats, new shapes every week
’8 Washington Street. SouthINormlk II
' nauseous cans 311-1:
‘Mapisa a Golds‘climidt Commission - " '
DESIRABLE FRUIT AND VEGTA,
Cauliflower is new line, Ind more plenty. GhIIper. from 36 It)
for 25¢. II. to the size Ind quality. . .
Green pope-rt, will be non out of market. it you want any .
ONYIITM «be”.
7 Cranberries, special fine dark barrier, 91:, 3 etc. 25:. i .
. come fine fall pippih apple-I. _ '7‘ ' ‘
some fine greening apples. ' ’
80m. flout new has. «11.11111. akin. «no.
Some common cooking apples, 151: pack.
Special bargain. flour“ ale {931 rulonea flour with other goods ohl
35c hag. Bargain IQuIithoI .. 7 Trying to be useful to,
ole no. I 'I .7
what you want for a Jaded ‘ . _ ,7
or one in good working order
. I' Beet Is the put of the demand ”its“
ply—high class beat
any man. woman or ch hi“0 I! o
ciates the “worth while" kin him
What we can't furnish In the nighttime
7~ till \. ,1:
i IIIm-‘A‘ "fl“fi is not to be had in town.
”I
Ho IS“: Bast mfimwumfif'
apron annulus-Ima- W or mar
Mummers-inummnmm IIIIII
m M Milt mica-Inca. _
peter flirts emu YOUR Ivni momma "II. I‘IIII.
o: EMIXEKSON.
Irwin. Item. 11mm
' 106111113 11111 11 school. 1
Merrill Business Gall"
{TIMIDRDI COM ’7
For one month. it will cost you only $18.60, and it not _ 7
with instruction. money will be refunded. Boole and atom:
ItitIr tor 111» month beginning 00 tobsiI- n1. 7
Norwalk Chronicler