11111111111115. 1 C. Fognriy omciutod and I, ‘ mortow evening, when 13011110111 KISSES only 1111 m Ind 111. You W like l 3 i i Thomas 1. Raymond spent yesterday in Mianus. Try the system Cutblll is selling Int his Bridge Market. Pillow shame and courts selling at hill! price at Rend‘ 11 See at] A rehearsal of Arion Singing Scale 1.1 will be held this evening. 1 Twenty- live cent sale of house sup- plies at ii‘owland 11., Read the ad. Captain liowell has completed pluc int: 11 new bdttom on his oyster scow. I One candidate was initiated at the meeting of 31111111 Lodge, 1.0. 0 11“. lost night ’ Charles P1 escott. clerk at the South Norwalk Post, Otflce. is confined to his home by illness. ‘ Big't'opresentntiVe sale at the Bus- ton Store for three days beginning to- mom ow Road the ad. Manager Edmund F. McDermott of the Not walk Boston Store is spending the tiny in New York city, on business A meeting of the Hat Muitcrs' As I sociation was held last night, at which much routine business was transacted John Neugebnuer. the woll~know tailor, is having his house painted The work is being done by Albe1t Chin nery. Charles E Seymour' 5 ad has inter— esting information today as regards tea. Read it Your time will be Well spent Before paying any more assessments in fraternal societies send for import- ant information free to Box 592 South NorWalky Mr. and Mts George A. Fulllham have returned to their home in Sura- togn after a ,visit with Mr. and M111. D.W_lluymo11d Coughs are auto to come but they can be 13111011 promptly with the coni- position sy1up white pine and. tar, put up by Cliffold Phar.macy Now is the time to get youx winter supply of canned gnods Joselolf's store is c1 owdcd with stock to be sold at special low p1 hes See ad. -—Huvc your horse clipped while you Wait, at Tilly 11 Horse Shoeing‘ and Our- rings Shop. No batten work done in the city. Latest improved machinery. The regular meeting oi the Girls‘ Friendly Society of Trinity Chum-11 will be he‘d tonight. The rector, Rev Romllly F Humphrics, will deliver 1111 u1id1'.ess An exarlltnt ”1111 of furniI'tuie hus been added to the stock at 11111er & Brennan‘ s. They will sell this on the , same plan of credit as they have been selling clothing. A meeting of the concert committee of tho Aron Singing Society will be held this evening for the purpose of arranging for the big altsir planncd i301 Nevcmbel 14. A curse of moulding sand is being ‘ unloaded at the wharves ot the Ferris Coal Company for the United States Sales and Foundry Company and the Norwalk Lock Company. ‘ _ The funeral of Mrs Catherine Roy nolds was held from St. Mary’ 1! church at 9 o‘clock this morning. The Rev. l3 interment was in St. Mary’s Cemetery. A meeting of the Noname Whist Club was held last evening at the home or. s 111. Alier 111 West; street. It was the lirat meeting of the season 1 and it wus enjoyed very 111111111 it is expected that there will he a big delegation of .Norwplk Republi- cans at the rbily atI. Hoyt? heatro to- Att may Gen- oralW. H. Moody wl , *th A meeting of tth I Ngrwolgt, willzbo .il W ll 311111111 lAslite ahter iron but this moraine. 111111 discharged a o of cargoes oi! drunk} I 9 Charity Board Wants Grate" Caro- 11 arrived in the I bid iron tor the ‘- momma the, Unit- ' TY H ME CHILDREN. . fulnou 11‘. Commitments. The November nicotine oi the state board of 111111119311... hold yesterday , 1111911111311 at the Capitol in Hartford. . ‘ All of the members were present and mode reports of visits to institutions and work done during the preceding month. H. H Bridgman oi Norfolk the president 1111111111911. The annual meetings of tour of tire county temporary homes for children were held durnlg the month-411 liar - ford, New London, Falriield and Wind- hunt counties, and were attended by representatives item the state board it is the belief of the board that some action must be token 111 the coming Legislature to provide for investigation below children are committed to the county home in outer to ptovent hasty and unnecessaty commitments wlhcn now frequently take place. The bomd would also urge some measuie to com- pel patents who are able to provide for the support or their chilId1c11 or else suffer severe. penalty. Norwich was visited by Miss Bacon Dr Down andfiocrctnry Kellogg and 11 is hoped that. the institution will relieve somewhat the messuro upon the hos pital at Mlddletown and will piovido for 51 number of patients now in aims houses. The name visitors inspected the Norwich jail and made recommenda- tion that. it he kept in a cleaner con- ditlon. Miss Bacon reported visits to aims- houses in Hotnden, Fairtiold, New Hp.- veu, Bridgeport, Waterbury and Wood- bury. and upon her suggestion it was voted to send rcconuneudations for certain improvements to the proper otllcia's. the following towns to inspect nltnshouses and core of the town pom: Grant» East Granby, Marlborough Mansfield East fiartford, Hartland, Wlliimantlc and; 3‘shi‘ord. the places were 19111111 to be iii good condition Di: Edwin A. Doivnf oi’ Halttord, spoke tuither of the visits to the Nor wich Hospital for the Insune, the Nor- wich jail, and the New London County Home; and Dr. 'fl‘homas F. Kane men- tionod a number of individual cases that have come under his considera- tion during the month. the hospitals ln"-NoW“'Britaln, New London and Norwich, and to sanita- ria in Cromwell. Entleld and Nor. walk also a visit to the Oral School for the Deal at Mystic. where a. new teacher is in charge and some im- provoments have b on made in the equipment or the s not. Mr Kellogg visited the gills infiNéw London and Brooklyn, and 1.111111111111193 in New Britain, Killingly. New London. Can- te1b111y and Plalniiold Visits well. also 1cpot ted to the New Britain Child ren’s Home, the Mt. Cnrmelfiome. St. [1 ranriss OIrplnin Asylum in New Ha- ven and the Rock Rook Home in Nor with The next meeting of the honrd will be held on the first Wednesday in December at. “'30 11. to. tout. 1 $IOO $I, 25 Iand $lI 50 -‘ FOOTBALL PANTS. 750 News Store. to North IMI “rut. South New Mom iorf “. fliasnnldlhn‘l In. ' ' Sporting anode. The new hospital fer the insane at Secretary Kellogg reported visits to . the ~ Most 01' , f A a Secretary oKllogg reported visits to A gloat intent makes for noble eon? wwuqm~1~—'~ . Clea i~g Out. COLEMANS ‘11 3111113 11111131.. 111111111 1111111111111. ' 011 WELLBALANIICED MEN now-r wmidfii oLorHss. JUGGLING. wrrH 1101.111 11. s. a. M. sun- on HAND; you CAN now or 71111. ovenc'oAr BALL ROLLING. 1 EVEN A IBfilINIDII MAN CAN’T GO WRONG HERE. EVERY SUIT AND EVERY OV-EIRGOAT WE BELL 18 GUAR- I ANTEIED A SATISFIER. FALL BUBINESS SUITS IN THE NEW LOOSE MODELS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE- BREABTED. 310 TO 625. FALL ovencoArs AND RAIN-PROOFED cons. $10 TO 320. wmren‘ ovsncons. 86 To sac. I‘ -' I I\ oLoves TO oliAoosnyoua HANDs—son WALKING. 1 11111va AND oat-:38, FOR PLAY AND WORK. I I“! , f uuosnwem 'ro STAVE 01-1: ooIcrons' BILLS—FROM 501: UP., RObERS 81 STEVENS ' Successors to 60111110011 Bras. ' _ sourH MoRWA‘tK. , . 1- rend/11¢, 32.1.I The most expensive course through life is taken ‘by. those who continually buy the cheapest of everything; I it isn't the rule here. that the highest price must’Ibe paid to . get the best gruin~but the kind you SHOULD buy natur- ally ought to coat more than the kind you DON'T WANT—4 and will certainly be worth it. Something is wrongwgwith the man who destrclys the good health and appearance or his horse by feeding poor grain and hay. Better buy‘good » . grain, and where they screen it for you—~always clean. BUY OATIS THATS CLEAN. ”anwm;u 111111111111. '1'. HATCH. The real significance ot this name is only appreciated by those Itamilior with the wonderful instrument. 3 ' in its line mechanism is contained every con osition ever written tor . the 11111110 1111 YOU can play them all «an utter impossibility with the hand 11111111111 No player" on the market gives the desired result with so little effort. We will gladly demonstrate this at nny time you may find in convenient to tall at our ware-rooms. Drop us a postal for handsome book- let. Monthly paymentsaccepted. Monulaamrer: and Retailers. I a“ W.,,,1 1 T 86 11111111111251. stun. \‘ . ‘ Telephone 1765-13. ii 11 1111111 The the. Will be] advanced to 151: a coov beglnmng with the December number. 51111301111111 now renown . ; 111.111.13.111 con ” II Muplos e Goldaobmldt ‘ Wabash, 111.. - Castle and field and rarest—oil fro be 1... but 111 .11 on 11111 . market for nought 1111111111111 1111111111 The Prescription Stud. .3 All can one the door. Ni ht' icnllu answer-d. Tel. Gull. 1 WW I TODAY iN WALL STREET, WALL STREET. 10.10 a.‘ m.—vA sprinkling of small losses amongst prominent stocks today made the open-u in; market irregular, but there Was great strength and activity amongst a number of special,stooks. The divi- dent of 1 ‘3-4 per cent. came out or United States Steel pfd., but on runs nins soles of 5.001) shares it recovered 3-4 of that amount. Six thousand shares of Rock island sold‘ttt 34 3-8 and 34 84, compared with 34 '5-8 last night and 4 600 shares of Amalg‘amsb ed Copper sold at 73 3- 4 11nd 73 1-2. compared with 73 5- 8 last 11111111. The price subsequently ran off to 73 There were dealings in blocks of 3,000 to 5. ~ 000 shares in United States Steel st an advance of r.- 8 and the demand for Smelling was very active at an ad- vance of 3-4. ‘, wont. S'i‘REE'l‘, 1 p. ml—«BEoklyn 'i‘r.ansit and Republic Stool pfd. were ‘ the latest additions to the upwardm movement in the specialties and the advance of a point was supplemented by renewed advances in Tennessee Goal to 61. fiRaliroad stocks menu- , while p111sued their dragging course of the morning TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over the private Wine or Commie-ion Brokers. Ewart: I: CIorbott Block, South Norwoik. Telephone 163. Open. High. Low. 1:30 Amsl. Cop. ., 73% 73% 72% 72% A. C. & F. 00., 26% 26% 26% 26% Am. Cot. Oil, 32% 32% 32V. 32% Am. Ice, 8% 8% 8115- 81%, A111. Ice, pt. 37 37 37 37 Am. Loco. 27% 27% 27V. 27% A3111. Smelt, 7414 75 74 7411 Am. Sugar. 144% Him; 144% 145% , Anaconda. - 1061A 1116 105 105 A. T. & S. Fe, 86%. 86 85% 85% A .T. 81 S 11‘ 0101‘]; 102 101% 102 ‘ Balm. & Ohio, 94% 95% 9.4% 95 ll Iklyu R 1.66% 67% 66 67% Cites & ObitI). 44% 45% «M55 45% , Ch. Gt West, 24 2314 23% C. M 1511.8 1’., 170 151 171% 170% 170% Col F. 81.1., 42% 43% 421A 43% (lo'l Southi; 22% 22% 2271, Con. Gas, 216 216% 216 213% Del. & Mud. 1811 186 181114 184111 Eric 40 40 367,41. 39% Elie, Isl [11.72% 7274'; ' 72 72 Geo. Elec. 17B 175 176. 175 ill Central. 142% 143 142713 143 Lou & Nash. 134 134 133 133 Manhattan. , 161% 161115 131 161 Met: 81.. Ry 125 125 123% 125% Mex. Central, .18 18%. 1.7% 18 M. K. (h 1‘., 31% 31% ' 311.1; 31% M K to T. pf" 59 59% 58% 687/11 Mo. Pacific, 103% 103% 102% 103% Not. Loud, 2593' 25% 25% 25% N Y. Central 134%, 134741 1341/; 134% Nerf. & West” 72% 73% 72% 731,13 Ont. & Webb, 43 43% 42V; 42% Plan. Mall. 33% 39 38V; 39 Penn. R. R.. 13759-1371?" 136% 137% Foo. Gas, 108% 108% 108% 1081/. Pros. 8. Car, 30% 31 30% 31 Reading, 74 74 72711, 73% Rep. Steel. .1214 1211‘ 121.1. 1214 Rock island; 34% 3m. 33% 33% Smith. Pad. (51% 61% 60% 60% $111.11» €11.34“; 34% 33%. 34 Tenn C & 1.58%,61 58% Texas Poo, ' 34% 3M; 34% Union Pac. 110115 110% 109% U. 8. 11111111111 13% 13% 1,5 ,U. S. loath" p 9214 U. S. Steel, 22% U. 8. Steel, p 81% ~Wabnsh, 211,1. 427411 Wis. Central. 22% —-.—.¥~—-~n. BEGGAR ANDI KING. Jewals have points that wound not I fortune has syncs that sting—x Better the dream 0! o. beggar than the discontent of a king. I 1111111113 111 the 1101111111.; 11111111, the bazaar he dreamed a dream; . His was a crown and scepter, rich in their Jeweled gleam. Purple and sold and ermine lent him their pride supreme. Revel and root 111111 feasting centered, I about his throne} Yeoman and slave and noble yielded I to him alone; of. them were his own tilting. hill 1111111111 1111‘. broken, Q“! are i the dreams of man: my he thought upon 11.‘ Molded. and . I ' he 11111111111191 than: 'i may 1111111111 my hingddm) lot- l 1111 111'st “11in" NIIIIIMI’W within his palm. 111111111 so: I jI lied him, 111 t”! ‘ ,, cANVAIo AND 1111111 cLo'm 111111 been won arirrsumn rooms so THEY wu.1. 1111111111 71115111 311111511. nova: sHonr 11101111111111.1111, a T016 1111mm '1' ' I we Knee 01111 cusrousas cLornsa 1111111111111 1111 CHARGE. ' I I I sxctusivs NECKWEAR musw 1.111111: oHAPss.‘ .\ ' »;$ELLEOK 11:11:11 I Clothiers and 11111111111“ ’8 Washington Street. South Norwnlk. ' I summons CALI; am. 700 Hindred Busheh of Finest 111111 Pota SMOOTH, NOT OVER LARGE HAN DSOME AS YOU WOULD WIS 5 FOR. BUY NOW WHILE THE PRICE [8 LOW 6 IU. LO‘II' 76o BUSHEL MARKET WILL PROBABLY BE HIGH 1' IIL. 8c Cranberrig“ per qt Nestle‘ 3 Milk, per «11,34: Very Best Butt-r, per lb., Fancy Red or you... O1I1Iom,bu., 31.00 3 lbs. Mlmemut. Sweet Potomac, porpk ., 201: 3 9119.. Nonesuch 1111.11.11.11, Layer Finn, per 1b., . 15¢ Quart bottle of Maple Syrup Snider Catnip. non. better, large 2 can: Peach», 3111. can, battle. 119° 5 lb. Crooks Millennial, 311111113111 and Greening Apple: by the barrel. A few of Full Standard Flour. per bbi., 60.76. 1111195, Jonon’. Gold Model and Ben H or Flour, bag. 8911 , Fancy Maine Potatoes, per bu" 75¢; per pic, 20c. In 5 bu. do. 7 93!. Take advantage of those prices while they last. 1111111110 caocanv OOMPANI 20 North Main 81.. South Nor-walk. Print Butter 21111 11. Eggs. strictly trash 2511 11011. Chopped Beef .. 3 lbs. 260 .. 1011 lb. mu Pot no“: UDOOOIOIIIICf. ‘ Fresh and Corned Pluto ...... Log Spring Lamb .......... 1 Fore Quarterumb boon..- Prime Rib Roast moiup- Lamb Chops ................ 13o Porter-house Stank 181: 110. Native Home 9 051113.11“; smmns alt 18111111. 11-0111. Not!" 311QO Round 3 11k 1511 lb. Bones “a 0"“, when“ poem Shoulder Steak.............. 1011 lb. ‘ , Schaub’s Market 22 WAEI'lqu ON OTREET. 7
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