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Full line of furs from 81 up to $50.
at the New York Bargain House.
Coleman is clearing out his stock 01'
ii. 81. 25 and $1. 60 football pants at
75-0.
:Cranberries. 811 a quart at the Unit-
Grocery Comp ny’ a store Read ad.
for other bargain.
Flue display. bl oriental rugs at
Road's which tire offered £01 a low
days at populm prices See ad.
Needs that cold weathet brings in-
sistently to our notice are supplied
quickly and reasonably at Howland‘s.
See ad.
An important meeting of the East
Norwalk Republican Club will be held
this evening at the club rooms in Ran-
dolls Block All members are re-
quested to attend. .1
Among those registered at the Con-
necilcut Building, St. Louis, recently
wore Rev. John Ramsey Hunter, Mrs.
W G. Thomas, H. C. Ellwood, oi Nor—
walk; A. A. Raymond and Frank L.
Simon New Canaan
Road Miss Tillotson's ad. in today's
issue. She has something interesting
to say about hats.
Congressman Hill was in town yes-
terday in consultation with Chairman
Mason. oi the republican town commit-
tee. Rufus A Lyon, oi Bedding the
domomatic candidate for senator from
. this district was also a visitor to Dan
Johnson. Phil ,nl
. Ill .
bury, yesterday. ——Daubury News Sat-
urday.
Snapper blues, 10c lb., at Captain
Ducroas'. All other kinds of fish at
reasonable prices. See ad.
The Boys' Guild of Grace Church
will resume its fall meetings on Thurs-
day evening of this week at 7 o‘clock.
at the Guild room. "11115 town hall will
be used one evening a week for gym-
nastic purposes during the winter.
Last winie1 this guild had a large
membership and excellent work was
done.
Knit underwear in all weights and
styles at the Boston Store. Read the
111
Grace Church Branch of the Girls'
Friendly Society has changed Its meet-
big place from G. A. R. Hall to Red
Mons Hall in the Gazette building
The first meeting at the new place will
be held at 7.30 ociock tomorrow even-
lug. when the Rev John D Skene 111‘
(firanbury. will address the young in-
1 cs
' if you are a lover ol good cornrd
beet try the kind they sell 111 the
Public Market at from sin to fourteen
cents a pound.
The Home Mission meeting of the
Womans Association oi the South
Norwaik Baptist Church will be held
at the home of Mrs. Howard Duty, No.
06 Franklin avenue. on Wednesday 111-
t.,ernoon November 2d. at 8 o'clock
The topic for the afternoon will he
"indians. " and the meeting will be un-
der the leadership oi Mrs. J. Tryon
(lately tit Brennan show you an easy
way to get your out clothing. They
have neat and hobby styles. The ad.
will tell you more about It.
William J. Wilcox, oi- Hnniord Place.
who has been seriously ill is slightly
improved and a trained nurse, Miss
Kitcbem. of New flayed is now in at»
tendencc. Organizatlopeiot which Mr
Wilcox is a 1nember——Bt. ohn' a Lodge
11‘ A. M.; llncas Trib, 1.0. R, M..
and Old Well Hook and Ladder Com
pany, have given every attention pos-
Bible to the invalid.
it will be to your own interest to
watch the advortiil pace of the New
York Grocery Co army to get a line
011 their low prices. for high quality
Wide.
A. Francis Kotteamp. William ii
pillar Mrs. .l. H.
. Newvillc. Pa: it.
. 3&3. .Terauce.
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Engine Company head-
quarters have been draped in mourn
‘ log out or respect to the late John F. ‘
Kllboy. who was an associate member.
oi the company. The ling over the
building was also halt masted.‘
“vaumnv
BARREN MARSH PROPERTY SOLD.
Pyroiiaud by Frederick and J. M.
' Whitehead at New Rachelle.
iliiam Daskam has disposed of his
pro erty at Barren Marsh to Frederick
and J. M. Whitehead, oi New Rochelle
This property includes eighteen acres
and the Daskam house. It is situated
on the harbor trout north irom Key-
ser's island. and is one of the most
gesirable pieces of land along the hat»
or
The Daskam property would make
an enviable location tor a fine resi-
deuce. lt is isolated just enough for,
such a purpose and contains a iiné
knoll oi land for a residential site. It
was at first understood that the new
purchasers oi! the land intended to fol-
low such a course, but it is now said ‘
that although they are ioreingcrs to
this place, they recognized the value
of the site and purchased it merely for
speculation
BOUGHT BY “CONSOLIDATED."
Railroad Acquires Large Tract of
Land in the Bronx.
The “Consolidated road has bought
a large tract of land in the B1 onx New
York. so as to extend its track facili-
ties in the $8,000,000 improvement of
its subutban train scrvl1e.'.l‘ho land
is known as the Falls estate at Hunt's
Point and embraces about 700 city lots
or twenty -sovon city blocks. It is
bounded on the west by. Whiilock ave-
nue,- 011 the south by Lafayetto'ave
uue‘nnd Gilbert place. on the cast by
Edgewater road and the Bronx River
and on the north by Garrison avenue
The Central Realty Bond and Trust
Company bought the prepeny from
the Falls estate two weeks ago and it
was announced on Saturday that. the
company had sold it to the railroad.
llunt' a Point station is on the pact of
land
RALLY DAY AT KNIGHT STREET
CHURCH.
Yesterday was one of the grandest
days in the history of Knight Street
Church. The sermon by the pastor
in the mowing whose subject was To
the Unknown God, Act 5. 17- 23. was
my instructive and consoling
The Sunday school under its outer-
prising superintendent James Perkins
showed unusual activity At 6:30 Mrs.
John D. Taylot led a rally song and
praise service which proved to be an
excellent spiritual iniloductiou to the
service which followed. At 7 o'clock.
S. ..1 Bell. vlce-presidcnt‘oi the For.
um announced the opening of the av
euing service which was faithfully
carried out as published The reports
of the soliciting committee were made
showing excellent results. As there
1111.1 11 low yet to be heard from, the to-
tal receipts will be published later.
Clues meeting on Tuesday evening.
Prayer meeting on Friday evening at
Mrs. John Burr. 45 Day street.
‘ ‘ 1‘
NEWARK HIGHWAYMAN DEAD.
NEWARK. ‘N. J.. Oct. 31.-—Martln
Olson. who shot himself on October
2i, utter holding up the bookkeeper of
Mundy’s Machine Works, and trying to
get away with $1,271. died today in the
Clearing, Out
$l 0O Si 215
and 3i 50
scoreALL More.
75c
COLEMAN 5
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10 North Main Street, loath Nermik.
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bring it to the store and call ior it
when pressed. The Work will be: done
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we charge mo-
Years for Good Clothes
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors to 6011151111111 Bros.
radiichtt, 32- .1
SOUTH NORWALK.
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despot Brittle, 111.: ex, 1511 ‘
:Bastow' a Butter Eco 011,611 & 1011
Assorted Fruit Flavors, 1011 bob.
ghoculate Peppermints, 101; box
hocolata Poperminta, 101: box
Till Billiillll Pliililiiiil .
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Calls Answered. Tel. Gail, 15-3.
“TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. low a. m.-—Frac-
tional gains running up to 1-2 were
general in the stock market today on
the Opening transactions. The heav-
iest dealings Were in Amalgamated
Copper,- or which 5,900 shares sold at
71 and 71 l- 4, compared with 70 1-2 on
Saturday and there were 5,000 shares
of Union Pacific at the extreme ad-
vance of 3-.8 New Jersey Central
rose l 1 2 Tennessee Goal 1 l- -4. Sugar
1 1-8 and Pennsylvania 5—8. Ontario
cal tractions, United States Steel pid..
yielded a small fraction.
WALL STREET.1 p. m.——After an
interval of steadiness during which
Baltimore and Ohio advanced a point
in Atchison, St. Paul, Rock Island.
Eric. the Southwesterns and Pacifios.
All of these sold lower than in the
and will certainly be worth it.
lot.
.76 Washington Street.
1 ., «up-W» «w.
1BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
The real significance of this name
is only appreciated by thoseiamillll'
with the wonderful instruments ‘
in its fine mechanism is contained
evo1y composition ever written for '
- the piano. and YOU can play them all
ran utter impossibility with the band
playing.
No “player" on the market gives the
desired result with so little eliort.
We will gladly demonstrate this-at
any time you may find in convenient .
to call at our ware rooms.
Drop us a postal tor handypme hook
Mannlaoturers and Retailers.
The most expensive course through life is taken 'by
those who continually buy the cheapest of everything,
isn't the rule here. that the highest price must be 11111110
get the «best grainmbut the kind you SHOULD buy nathro
ally ought to cost more than the kind you DON' T WANT--
It
Something is wrong with
the man who destroys the good health and appearance of
his horse by iceding poor grain and hay. Better but £01111
grain, and where they screen it ior yotn—always clean;
‘1’”ng
Monthly payments sobépted.
1
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Everybodys’ Magazine
‘1 Fer November Now Ready
This number glvostho interview Lawson had with ll. 11. Rogers in re.
yard to Bay State Gas and is, perilous. the moat vivid and dramatist-o—
port oi a business conversation extant.
earlier hours and ehmved losses of 1
Paclfis and Erie the heaviest losers.
Baltimore and Ohio dropped back lat-
er to Saturday's closing and Colorado
Fuel pid. rose 2 points.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wire- or
Maple: at Goldachmidt Commission
‘ brokers. Swarta o Corbett Block.
South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal. Cop.. 71% 71% 70% 70%
A. C. 8: F, (30., 27%. 271/. 27% 27%
, Am. Cot. Oil. 132%, 32%. 32 32
Am. ice, 8753 87A. 8% an
Am. ice, pt, 36%1 ‘3715 36% 37%
Am. Loco" 28 28% 28% 27%
Am. Smelt., 72x. 72% 711% 72
‘ ‘Am. Sugar, lid lid - 143% 143%
Anaconda. 102% 104' 103% 104
A. 'I‘. & S. e. 87% 8753 80%. 86%
AT. & S F p 102%, 102% 102 102
' Balto. & Ohio 91ng 9454 94% 94%
Bklyn. R. T., 67% 68% 67% 67%
3' Ches 11101110. 4111.1. 4111.5 1511 45%
Chi & N. W., 196% 198W 1901/5 196%
Ch Gt. West” 25% 25% 23% 23;;
C. M. a St. P., 173 173 l'Il‘lfirl'Ilifi
Col. F. & L, 4417i; 14%“ ‘43 43
‘Col. 8011111., 22% 22% 221.1. 22%
Con. Gas, 216% 216% 2l6‘/4, 216%
Del. 8: Had. 185 186 182 182
Eric, 40% 40% 31121. 39%
Jrie. lat. pt, 78% 731/; 72 72
Con. Elec, 1761/5 177 .170 177
ill. Central, 144% 144% 144% 144%
"1.011. & Nash..135% 135% 133% 133%
”,Manhattan 103% 163% 162 162%
;.iliet 8t 11y; 1231.9 124 122% 12221.
Mex Central.l01.fi 19% 18% 18%
1M. K. it T., 32% 32% 31% 31%
'M. K. & T., p. 50 59 58% 58%
Mo. Pacific, 111511. 10.5% 103% 103%
Net. Lead. 28% 237/13 23713 23%
N. Y. Central 136% 136V; 134% 134%
Nori'. & ..,West 78%. 73%. 7m. 72%
Out. ‘81 West, 43 43 11111.. 42
Pac Mail, 39%, 39%, 39% 39
Penn. R. R... 138% 138% 137% 137%
Péo Gas, 110% 110% 109% 100%
Pres. 8. Car, 81% 31% 31% 31%
Reading. 75% >75% 73% 74 -
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Read. 21]. pi. ‘8185 81% SW; 81%
Rep. Steel. lily, 12% 121.1. 12%
Rock Island. 35% 35% 347.11 84%
Rob. Goods. 1 23 23 22%, 221/.
South. i’ac.. 62% 62-71 «61% 61%
Son. 311.100., 313% 35% 341% 34%
Tenn. 11. a 1 59 5311 5m 57%.
Texas Pan, 3551, 35 was ill
9i;
Union Pee. 113% 113% 111% 112
‘ U 8. Leather 1211.1 12%
U. S Leath p. 921392 91%
U. 3. Rubber. 281,15 3814
U. 8. Steel. 211/, 20%.
U. S. Steel, pt. 82% iii
Wabash. 221,1 21%
Wabash. 111.. 44 43
West. 1111. Tel.. at“ 91119 91%
Wis. Cent, 24 .231" 2816,
Juno’s PARKER To 111m. .
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28%
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~ . Will Ind Campaign This Week In New 1
Jersey. connections and New Yoda.
EBOPU ‘11.. Oct.
.N.
and will speak tonight at Madison
in New Jmey,‘1Counectieut and New
ork city. He‘wss accompanied by:
in secretory. Arthur Humanitarian
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National Committee. who W590}! at
. dint {stills mamas:
trip to New: Yerkes
‘ scant Mrs Charles Herder
oil had Mic denominator. «litter
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aufiiysatgrn to menus tent mane.
it Western ran bit a point and the lo ,
Southern Pacific and Kansas 6‘: Texas ’
selling was resumed with more vigor
1 to 1%. with Union Pacific, Southern’
91%.
st-uiuiiso
Parker started for New York teller 1
Square Garden and wind up the week :1
main with him until his return to 1‘
Bosemount launder. (leorgeli‘.Pa1-ker, _
chairman of 11111 literary bureau oi the ..
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BUSHEL MARKET WILL PROBABLY BE HIGH
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8c Cranberries, per qt.
Neule's Milk, per «11,813 Navy Bast Butter. per its.
Fancy Red or Yellow Onions, bu.. $1.00 3 lbs. 111.11.111.11, ' 1 '
Sweet Potatoes, per pic, 2011 3 pkgc. Nonuuoh Mine.
Layer Figs, per lb., 156 'Ouart bottle of Maple ’0’
Snider eatsup, none better, large 2 can: Nachos, 31s. on
bottle. 19° 5 lb. Creeks Mincsmau,
Baldwin and Greening Apples by the barrel.
A low of Full Standard Flour. per blah. $6.75. Secure I. ,
bury's. Jonn’. Gold Medal and Benp Hur Flour, bag. 8911. . ‘
Fancy Maine Potatoes, per Inn, 7511; per pic, 200. In 6 bu
Take advantage of these prices while they last.
UNIT-:0 GROCERY COMPANM
20 North Main was. South Nerwaik.
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Print miter . 200 11:. been Pot Rom
Eggs, strictly out: . .. . 25c dos. Fl-“h ""1 Corned ““0
Chopped Beet .. 3 lbs. 251 .. 10c 1b.,‘13fifl’u‘gumbu
Prime Rib Roast 10c uD-ann Chop, ...........-... .'.
Porterhouae Steak 1811 1111. Native Home Dressed Chi
Sirloin Steak ................18o umpowl. um" Hom- v.”
Rounds stilt ............... 16clb. Mind Oyster ShellsaPl
Shoulder ..............100lb.y~eet. . _ 1
Schaub’s Mark
22 WASHINGTON ITRIIT.
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