Attorney J Belden Hurlbutt of Nor ’
walk. Is in Bridgeport today.
A rautlns meeting of Washington
In 11:3 ,,
« Ah enthusiastic rally of the Klondike
Club was held at their clubhouse last
evening .
_ A regular rehearsal of the Arlen
Singing Society was held last evening
at Arlon Hall.
More of the fitt‘cen cent music at
Coleman' s tomorrow and Monday
Read the ad. for list. .
One dozen positions to be filled by
_ the students of Sartaln's College. Read
the ad fox particulars. V
Micheal Sullivan, charged with
drunkenness, was sent to jail this mor—
nlng for twenty day after trial in the
town adult.
The Norwalk Typographioai Union
held a meeting last night, and voted
in one new members, in addition to
transacting considerable other busi-
ness.
Do you need a new bookcase or read-
ing lamp for the coming winter even
lugs? If you do, the D M. Read
Company invites your inspection of its
stock.
Mr. and Mrs John Leslie. 0! New
York, ale spending a few ditys In
South Nelwalk weher they formerly
resided Mr. Leslie is someWhattim
proved after a long illnesslsi
The leaders of both Republican and
Dcmocthtic parties in Norlyalk have
been busy the past few days preparing
a list of the members of shell party, to
be used at the coming election
A big Republican rally Will be held
in Wilton tomorrow evening Judge
Joseph R. Taylor and other speak-
ers will be heard. The Rough Rider
Glee Club will be present, and render
, a number of selections
There will be a dance in (impaction
with the flrst‘basketball game of the
season on Menday evening. Novem-
ber 14th. at the Armory .when the
fast F team will have Itine'flobokens
for opponents. Svec' s orchestra will
fumish music for the dancing.
, The a! r is tilled these days with the
smoke and peculiarly pungent orders
of bon- tires. ‘In this! manner the
leaves raked from lawns ind gutters
are being disposed of as they are ev
ery fall and the ,bon- fire season will
continue until all the leaves‘are gone.
~Round Steele}.
N'I‘he pretty waisflretifitfi at. Miss "
N..E Ryan' 3 hardly stay 0 a
are long enough to talk?“
is a charm about them '
possessed by winter whims.
find the collection bro "in variety.
large In values, 1111;159:1112 . in styles.
*Ruta Saki Tlirnips. 160 pk.;51lc
bu. F. D. Lawton and Company.
Next Sunday morning a new individ
ual communion set will be used for the
llrst time at that. First Methodist
Church. A committee of church
workers under the “direction or H. B.
Sluuhon, chalman.h had the secur-
ing of this set. in charge. and the re-
sult of their labors will be manifest
in the new and beautiful sllyer set
with oak cabinet which will be used
Sunday ,
~Youman Derbiss. O‘Brien‘s.
The Evening School opened this
week with an unusually large atten-
011111120110 hundred pupils have rea-
interns in the Franklin school There
are 25 in the 0001129211111 class under?
Ital-V count-
You’ It
50 in titesother 0
Stevens. moss 1111111
034116.01
Will not Willi “5
11m low
Cami). ,P 0. of A. was held last even- 1
, school at Beaufon.
,funeral twill beheld at Middletown
her-before} despatch fromaWarQaw says the sets
W. 0. Roots, 30 in the a vauced class
under Miss A. liluBhldwlm 11nd nwVeaery Ag
‘ Job son. at Norwal, has
rem ar visit with friends in
11‘.
Central Labor Union was held last eve»
, l the Third
. ailment will be
at the Howlsnd Dry Goods Company’ a
store. Read the ad. (or prices
8.1001 in his as: today calls your
Indies garments, etc. Read it. ,
thlas. held a regular meeting last eve-
ning In their lodge rooms In Wash-
ington street.‘ »
reasonable prices
should read it
Quality and price in. he line of
meat are attractions at th looking
at. The ad. ot- the Public Market I11
tilled with these attractions.
Another crushing sale tomorrow at
t a store of the Newi'York Grocery
Company.
stamps in addition to their reasonable
prices
Still more good news for bargain
see‘kers In the ad or the New York
Bargain House.
by buying all your clothing or them.
Read the 11d , .
They have a nice line of
indicates.
:for furniture bought. at A. J. Ange~
vine & Son's, and you have the privi-
lege of paying in easy weekly pay-
ments. Read the ad. in this issue.
Congregational Churches will meet in
New London Nov.16-1’I A delegate
be elected on
'lhtusday evening.
The ladies at the South Norwalk
Baptist Church are preparing a barrel
S C Contribu-
tions of partially worn bedding cloth-
lng and shoes are solicited. The In-
tiles will be at the church on 'l‘u_ssday.
November V,8 to receive any articles
which may be contributed.
The offices of the adjutant general
and the quartermaster general at the
Capitol were closed“ at noon yesterday
as a ntésrk of respeo t to the memory
of 61511 tel Charles P Graham. whose
this afternoon
Arthur Pomeroy. who has been one
business trip to Germany for the past
several days, is expected to arrive in
New York tomorrow on the French
line steamer 'I‘curralne. Mr. Pomeroy
is president of the United States Cuba
Company. In which a number of local
business men are Interested. The com-
pany has large interests in Cuba.
M~H_;w
PRIVATE BANK EOBBED.
BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov 4.--A special
of James L. Blodgett at Hermitage
was blowu open today and from $26.4
'000 to 830,000 stolen Blodgett has
conducted a private bank for, the past
forty years. Another desphtch says
Mr. Blodgctt declined to state his loss,
but It is genera" ybelieved to be a
very substantial sum was taken.
1'1"th célvr Mum:
Teasing, Palaeewof Silver and Gold.
Knrama (111mg). Down at the Baby
Store, Billy. Way Down East. Sailing
Down the Bay. and 100 others.
' , ro LET—ONE SIX noon noose. '
Enquire at Coleman 11.
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easier 21111111111 meeting of the ‘“
(ye .
old this evening,
. at the Bridgeport Armory.
Another one at those curtain sales 1 1
attention to his excellent line if furs.
Olive Branch L,odge Knights of Py— 1
lbs United (Tracery Companys ad. 1 V
is full of interesting items at very;
Evety housewife
Rand 1t. ‘
They give Hunt trading
EVERY SUIT AND EVERY OVEROOAT WE SELL I8 GU
ANTEED A SATISFIER.
FALL BUSINESS SUITS IN THE NEW LOOSE MODELS,“
SINGLE AND DOUBLE-DREABTED, 810 TO $25. '
FALL OVEROOATS AND RAIN- PROOFED GOATB, .10 T0 .20.
WINTER OVEROOATS Q6 TO 630. _
GLOVES TO GLADDEN YOUR . HANDS—FOR
, watame.
nmvms Ann unseat-'01! PLAYJAND'WORK. 1 “
BILLS—FROM“?
UNDERWEAR TO STAVE OVFF DOOTORS’
501: UP. ,
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successor: to Cameroon Bros.
SOUTH NORVI‘ALK.
1
T:L¢AL1.,322.
All are pan the
on in 1111113..
I
You can save money ,
, Quality is the aim oft the Simeon-V ,‘
Punish Corporation in all their de-
’partments.
Quality chocolates, which ,nre all the »
mYou don't have to pay any more '
The Connecticut state conference or '
from the south No1walk Congrega» .
Vtional Church will
Which is to be sent to the. Mather ‘
sn runner 1th Mann" '
10 North Main 011m. 9.11111 Norwalk. “ ‘
II. fpaldlup'p ”up."
The most expensive course through life is taken by _
those who continually buy the cheapest of everything, It
:isn't the rainbow, that the highest price must behind to "
get the best grain—but the kind you SHOULD buy natur-
ally'bugbt to cost more than the kind you DON'T WANT—4
and will certainly be worth’lt. Something is wrong with.-'“
the man who destroysthe good health and appearance of .
his horse by feeding poor grain and bay. Better buy good
grain, and where they screen it for yon—~aiways clean. '
BUY oars mars Chaim , , “ L :1. I
MANUEL T. HATCH;
,, with the wonderful instrument. .
' In-its.‘flne mechanism is contained
"wan utter Impossibility with the band
playing. .
No "player" on the market gives the
desired result with so little «can.
, We will gladly demonstrate this at
,1 any 111:... you may find in convenient
to call at our warea‘ooms. .
Drop us a postal for handsome book-
let. Monthly payments accepted.
Manufacturers, and Hoteliers. ,
, , ' 1/
re Warm rah sir-111. Telephone .1111...
“e 11 ca. will be advanced to Ho a easy beginning
with the December number.
seasonal ‘ New, whores
The.“ real significance of 411111 name
is 'only appreciated by thoseflamlliar
every composition ever written for
_lho piano,11n‘ti YOU can play rthem all
South Norwalk.
Amal. Cop.
, “Am. Got.
9 Am. Loco,
“ Am. Smelt"
‘ Anaconda.
‘AT 828. F6 851/; 85%
' of the car.
, TODAY IN WALL STREET ’1.
WALL STREET, 10: 10 11. 111—0111111-
ing dealings in stocks today were
quiet and there was a marked divor-
801106 in the movements or industflals
and specialties and the railroads The.
latter showed declines with Pennayb
vaula the only important exception,
showing a recovery of 91; of. its 3 per
cent dividend Which was deducted:
United States Steel pfti also was In-
cliued to sag In contrast with the
comes of other industtlals. interna~
‘ tional Power Jumped 2 I 2 and Ten-
nessse Coal rose 3-4. Union Pacific
fell 58 and Delaware It 111111111111 11..“
, point
WALL STREET 1 p 1n. mRailroads ‘ '
continued to occupy the secondary po-
sition in the market, the. trading being
practically given over to obscule
stocks which seldom figure prominent
ly in the dealings Aside from the con-
stantly Increasing volume of ttading. .
in the United States Steel stocks,
much of which was in blocks or many
‘ thousand; shares the transactions else«
where was in moderate amounts. Un-
ited States Steel touched 23 12 and the
, preferred 82 5- 8. Railway Steel Spring
‘ got up over 2 points and international
Pump, Union Bag and United Fr lit 1
f, to 1 3- 4 '
- N . TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over the private wtres or
Maples & Goldachmidt Commission
Broilers. Ewart; 8: Corbett Block.
Telephone 163.
Open. High. Low. 1:30
67% 08% 67% 67%
n. o. as. 00.. 21514. 27 2614. 27,
on, 3114 3114'“ 31 ““11
271.4, 28% 73$ 28%
7194 71% 31.4 7111/.
145 11514 111.94 115.
104 1041,5104 104%
85% 85%
13111111201110 941/3 95 94% 94%
8.211111. 11.1.6754. 68% 67% 68
chi & N w.. 19314 19314. 19314 19314
Ch (it West. 23% 22% 221,74 22%
Am. Sugar
“‘6 M 1228.9517001 171% 17006117073
001. “r 21,4314 111/. 13st. 1371.
0111. 81111111.. 22% 2117.1 23% 2311
.0011 Gas... 21614 21th 211114 217
» Del. 12 111111.184 113411 184 1811/.
Erie 13511.. 125,131 135 1351.1.
Erie, lst pf. 72% 72% 72% 72%
Gen. Elec 173 113 1721.4. 1721.4
‘Jll. Central. 42% 42154 421.4 1255
Lou. a Nash. 132% 133 133% 133
1 Manhattan. 161% 16194. 161%»15121
Met.8t.Ry..123% 123% 122% 122%
Mex Central. 17% 17% 17% V1754
BI. K. &T.. 307.1} 31% 30%
K it '1‘ 1115814 5915 58% 591,1. «
_Mo Pacific. 103 103% {02% 102%
Nat Lead. 2414 2134 2114 21%
NY 09110111131312 131114 135 1351.1.
Nerf. &Wsst.. 72% 73 72311 72%
. Out. 0: West, 421,5 42% 421/. 42%
Puebla". 38% 40% 38% 40%
arts, 38% 40 381,4 39:14
Poo. 6aa.108% 108% 108% 108%
“Pres 8 Car, 3114031 31% 31%
Reading. 72% 730i. 721/; 73
Rep Stool.12% 13% 121.4 13:51.
Rock Island, 33% 34 33% 33%
Kill) 600011, 22 22 . 22 22
South. Pac., 60% 01% 00% 60%
Son. Ky. 00. i 34 341/. 33741: 337/;
Belly-00.2.9414 94% 93%. 93%
.Tenn. C 621.. 131'»; 1121.1. 1111.4 62%
Texas Psc. 3474.. 351/. 34:14 3414.
Union Pas... 1104111 104% 109% 110 '
. U. 8. Leather; 13% 13% 135111329
it. s, Lentil. p 9291. 9214. 9214 02y.
‘ U. S. Rubber..27%t 27011. 27% 27%
U. S. Steel. 1,227,213 23% 22 28%
U 8 Steel. 11 81%“ 82% BI% 82%
W11th " 22 22 22 22
1111111111111 111.1432 432. 1214 1214
West. U11. Tel. 90 _,.,Il,0%..90%,. 90%
Wis. Central. 22 227,111 22%
WW”
MOTORMAN WAS KILLED.
m
_“Ruuamy cu“. in McKquort Collide! .
. With Coal Wagon.
cKeosnort and Connollavlll eRallway
dashed down Versailles avenue in M11-
RKeesport today and collided with a
coal wagon.
Thomas Furnish,
was Instantly killed and five passen-
gers were diluted. acne seriously. afr-
man was crushed to death as he stood 'v_
to the front club 111 the car. melting .
vain efforts it: first? 1:! i :homplsfiné
gel“! to on y 0 yo I so
111-1111131111 being thrown to the floor
The accident was cause
by the motocross losing con 1 01
L II'.
0 NM. Ira-Jo 111151311
111% Yergt ted.” girl,
SUITE AND OVEHDDATS OF- THIS MAKE (““WV
11510 call
' rues-rs so wasv w1LL’se'1'h‘1h Ttirii‘rl‘huarl.
- nova-51102771116111.2113 some 'ro torches. $2.00
we keep OUR CUSTOMERS CLOTHES bassoon r11"
CHARGE. ‘ ' “ ' “ “
exctustvs NEOKWEAR IN new use: outline.
‘I Clothiers'snd Enrol-hero.
98 “Washington. Street. South Norwalk.
Rumour: CALL 3....
. PITTSBURG. PM, my. 4.—--.a runs: f
or car on 11 brands or the Plttsburg. '
the motormeu. . ‘
111M211 111111.11?
Finest Maine P11
FOR. BUY NOW WHILE THE PRICE IS LOW 8 DU. LO
-i.‘v
BUSHEL MARKET WILL PROBABLY BE HIGH
Who In the Leading ores.
with thh‘
121: VEELECTED SMALL LEAN HAMS PER POUND.
80 ‘ ' ' "LEAN SHOULDERS PER POUND,
501:. V ARMOUR'S COOKED 0X TONGUE, 2 LB. DAN,
Cape Cod Cranberries. per qt, . . .. 7c 3 pkg. Pancake Flour. any ldtt ,,
Fancy Large Sweets, per pk, 20c 2 shoe. Hackers' Buckwh’oa st.
IIZQ,...... Jun": 11 u
Roekwoodfa Chocolate, .25“!!! . . 251: -3 Can a N ew York State Cor 01 11
Fancy Layer Figs, per lb. .. 151: Nice Largo Prue”. MW.- .. 3 V
Very Best Butter per lb. .’ ....... 26a 3 lb. Mincemeat
Fancy Maine Potomac. in B hulhel Iota 72l/ge. Single hit 750 I,“
Pillsbury'a, Jones, Gold Matt at, Sen Hur Flour per big _-
Assortment of Fancy Apples, celery. salmon. Grapes, 0111111
UNITED GROCERY COMPAV
20 North MdIn 82., South Norwalk.
1.1015151111111101 Salurdall but EvetllV
Print Butter ................ 20c lb. kennhPOtdngzne'dPIdtg. ,
res an to ...
Eggs; stl‘lctly trshh 250 doz. Leg. Spring lamb ....‘..
Chopped Beef 1.. 3 lbs. 250 .. 1011 lb. Fore Quarter 11 "um
Prime Rib Roast 100 up. Lamb (3th "mm“.
Portal-house Steak 18c up. Native Home pm.“ oats
atrial: 8:63;, ........... 1861: 13. am, Native uggbfivm'“
can 08 .11....Iou...” e V "gr 9. ,
ShoulderStehk 106111.11 9“?” 0’ ‘
‘Schaub’ Market
Ho .5003 Boat. jyggmgtm
mm voila mm 111.111.11.111... an.
"or rrm'tteV commune. .. .,
O. B JACKSON
safest tor reading but biolo-
When. loci: out. yeti:
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11111 double vision
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