How about trying .
I HONEY
i momenta:
, FUR!" ‘
. . and
i
1' neuron KISSES
only 66 for 1-! lb.
at
LANE’S
Try them.
You 'll Ilka them.
Localllunltiin.
important sale or silk and velvet at
iiuwiand's. See ad.
Specials In ready-to-wcar goods at
the Boston Store. Read the ad.
The Hat Finishers” meeting sched-
uled for this evening will be postponed,
Micheal Varno. charged with drunk-
enness. was this morning lined $3 and
costs. . f
A regular meeting of Norwaik
Lodge. it. P. 0. 13.. will be held this
evening.
A routine meeting- ol‘Court Mahack-
emo, Foresters of America, was held
last evening.
Thomas Lynch. charged with drunk-
enness. was fined 88 and costs in the
town court. .
Mrs. D. R. Vanl‘iooscar. of Wilton.
is visiting Mrs. H. M. Cole. on Center
street. Bethe].
Routine business was transacted at
the meeting of Humboldt lodge, Sons
of Herman. last night.
William Deardon. arrested day be-
fore yesterday. was this morning tin.
ed $3 and costs in the town court.
Miss Mamie McLaughlin has return-
ed to South Norwalk after a briél visit
at her home on Grassy Plain street,
Bethe].
The Nutmeg Club is to give a dance
in Lockwood's Hall on the 18th. Jos-
oe’s orchestra has been engaged for
the occasion. '
A meeting of the Hospital Whist
Club will be held at the home of Mrs.
W. S. Sturtet’ant. Elmwood uronue. on
Friday afternoon.
The Knights of Columbus have made
arrangements for a bazaar on the
18th. 19th and 21st at the Cathohc
(llub. Jesse's orchestra will furnish
the music.
Wilbur ii. lroland. for the last five
years employed with the Freeman Art
Print. has resigned his position to into.
II similar one with ting-City.it’rintiug
t‘ompany next Monday.
Miss Winniirod White. oi Wilton.
will give an organ recital in the Sf‘i"
ond Baptist Church. llanbury. Wed-
nesday evening. front 7.40 to 3 o‘clock
previous to the mush-n1 lecture by
Professor Surelte.
The cases of the six young Illi‘ll who
» wore. arrested for causing a disl‘nrl»
once in .lohn (lurnyu's saloon several
days ago. were this morning continued
III the town court upon request 01‘ At
torney Beers. who appears for them.
John liiIIth. who has for some tinw
lii't'll associated with the 1'}. ii. Holt-Ir
hiss; Company in Norwniit. has roqud
:1 portion of the building orrnpiud by
ion Vacuum Paint and Varnish (Your
puny. in blast Norwuiit. and intends it
open a pintinfl. mtublinhnlonl.
The South Norwnlk it‘lro poiiro Ilit‘
talking of organizing an til‘t‘lli'iiiI'l
:Imout: thiIx members. ’I‘iII-ro II‘I'o
:uuny who are Inuniruliy int-lined ant
:dlillt.‘ of them are (‘Ximllf‘lll perform-
vru upon diil‘rreut instruments. Pinto
for the annual InIiI ill't' in tho worlo
and u smoker will he held early in
December.
MAGNET DREW A NAIL.
Brought It From a Boy'c Right Bron-
chial Tube
“A hor swallowed n two-innit null.
and i tlt‘I'w it out, ol him with a illlli-l'
not." said It young Mll'lltitln.
"The boy was It Kenturitiou. and the
nail Iii that gave him no inconveniu
once. It was the same no it he had
nwnilowod a lIlQCL‘ oi bread. Alter two
days. though, he homtn to have a great.
deal or dimcultv with his breathing.
and be begun to cough. '
"l was sent tor. and i put the Xmayn
: on Ilio ind. Up and down and in and
out i darted them. and in hit: rig t
bronchial tube. 1 iounti the null. The
.it linen. hard and int: No wondct
1, be checked and coughed.
“I cthcrircd him. i opened his throat
and t not to the notice or the right
bronchial min: a mod clarion magnet.
lly love it worked instantly The big
ball allot III). and with I (dink It III-
mam iuolt to thnnllttnet firmly. I
. til"! It out and the next tilt? the lad
‘ 1m well.
. “the mutant hAII boon titled in unr-
' m to extract bullets and noodles
with but i roam ham] or its entrant-
in: a nail betere."~rlioston Boat.
is,“
nummoii annotate.
‘ The hummer-willow, waiter. one
nit order. please
’ The Waiterwtsenwmelm. : nut
must lust inhalant! you mo’umd
lie -. .Id Contact-Whalers all Get.
‘ Gentleman " Hciwntnttitm
all; it?
trial; in our admin avidity annulment.
iii only mite tao‘oniact in
tin gut with it: it in mote
I!
returns fro mthe state are far from
w. rm...
Bonds
for
LiquorLicensea
Tamera Golden
74 Waihington 8L,
THE GLOAMING.
When i have lived my span of life and
put my pt-II aside" .
And storied out upon my lznt long
roaming . . i
l‘m positit'vt: I shall not be entirely set-i
bailed
TI“ 1 have ilxed It with tin; pullout
"gleaming."
i think IIlI’il. every i'IiinIt‘h'ltll' ought to
It't‘l tin» same in. 1
And Innlte his pent-I- as fully
yours truly ,
With the Iiiiiii‘_ down-iroIIIIeII giouminr.‘
that has holnvd his Mind to ily.
’l‘ht: gleaming ht- bus tossed about so
cruelly.
“They i\'(‘I‘(‘ roaming in the gleaming
When the roses were in bloom.“
“Through the gloaming they. were
homing '
Past the weaver and his loom."
“While wr: wandered in tre gibamlng
All ”F. stars like love ight gleam-
so.
“III the gioaming Wt' were roaming
As We dreamed and dreamed and
dreamed." '
Bo. NorwaIn, Ct.
as‘
"In the gloalning’we were sitting
While the moon was shining bright."
While the blissful hours were flitting
1n the gleaming. what delight!"
“in the gleaming We were strolling
When you told life's sweetest story."
“Detail waves gently rolling
In the gleaming, in their glory."
“In the gleaming, in the gleaming.“
is the poet's stock in trade.
"In the gleaming, in the gleaming.“
Is the tune by ryhmeslers pluyod.
Have you seen the mermaids combing .
'i‘hcir enchanting golden hair?
if it wasn‘t. in the gleaming
'l'lit‘n it wasn‘t on the square!
-——.\iilwaukoe Sentinel.
DOUGLASC DEFEATS BATES.
BOSTON. Mass” Nov. 9.——Tllc do-
i’eat of Governor Joint 1.. Bates for a
third. term by William 1.. Douglass.
the Democratic candidate. and the ire.
mendous vote cast throughout. the
state were the noteworthy features of
yesterday's election in Massachusetts.
Mr. Douglas will be the first Democra-
tir governor elected since 1892. Not-
withstanding the defeat of the candi»
date for governor. the Republicans
gained in the legislature and probably
elected the balance of the state ticket.
MINNESOTA FOR ROOSEVELT.
S'I‘. PAIIII. Minn. Nov. 9.—~Whiie
compete. there is sufficient informa-
tion at. hand to justify the previous es-
lIIIlate or routine plurality for Itoose‘
velt. The gubernatorial result is
still in doubt . The legislature. Wllli‘ii I
will elect a United States Senator, is'
strongly Republican on joint INIIIUI.
DISPUTE 1N COLORADO.
DENVER. Colo" Nov. 9.~4Whiic
President ilosevclt and
have received the electoral vote of ()0-
ABOUT ONE MAN IN FIFTY GETS AN OVERCOAT. MADE TO
ORDER, THESE DAYS. THE OTHER FORTY NINE CAN FIND THE
UTMOST OF SATISFACTION IN OUR NEW OVERCOATS .MOSTLY
MADE BY HART. SCHAFFNER a MARX. ‘
WE PROVIDE ALL‘ SIZES IN THE VARIOUS SWAGGER STYLES
OF THE SEASON—QLONG LOOSE GARMENTS OF FANCY MIX-V
TURES, OXFORD AND BLACK~M EDIUM LENGTHERS IN OXFORD
AND BLACK—GENEHOUSLY FULL IN CUT AND COMFORT—«$8.50
AND MIXTURES, CUT LONG AND FULL, FROM $10 TO $20.
RAIN PROOF COATS HOLD THEIR OWN iN POPULARITY, BE-
CAUSE OF THEIR ALLvROUND USEFULNESS. WE HAVE THEM
IN MEDIUM. AND HEAVY WEIGHT. IN FANCY SCOTCH TWEEDS
IN FANCY SCOTCH TWEEDS AND MIXTURES, CUT LONG AND
FULL. FROM $10 To $20. .
H. S. & M. SUITS HAVE THE FIELD OF STYLE AND SATISFAC.
TION TO THEMSELVES-NONEAMADE SO ‘WELL OR 30 SWELL
FOR FROM $15 TO $25.
WE HAVE THE ANSWER TO YOUR UNDERWEAR QUESTIONS
50c To $2.50 A GARMENT. _ '
t
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aoeaasfiravaus
2
TEL. CALL, 3272.
I to be the but remedy on the
‘ all but small fractions of their gain.
The most expensive course through life is taken by
those who continually buy the cheapest of everything, It
isn't the rule here. that the highest price must he paid to
get the best grain—dint the kind you SIIOI‘LII buy natur—
ally ought to cost more than the kind you DON'T WANT«
and will certainly be worth it. Something is wrong with
the man who destroys the good health and appearance of
his horse by leading poor grain and hay. Better buy good
grain. and where they screen it for yuil~'til\\l:l5’5 clean.
BUY OA’I‘S ’l‘liA’I‘S CLEAN,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Fairbanks ,
lorndo, both parties claim the election .’ H
for their candidate for governor. "
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not mire children or
bed writing. If it did there would III‘
low children that would do it. ’lhero
is a constitutional cause for this, Mrs.
M. Summers. llox 51d. Notre Dame.
ind. will send Ilt'l' homo treatment. to
any mother. She oaks no money.
Write her today it your t'lllltll‘t'll trou-
hlo you in this way. Don't blame the
.‘llllil.
it.
New Line of Umbrellas For ,
The Holidays
89 Cents and U0
Closing Out all Football
Goods.
.Rod Flra To Col-brats
Tuesday Night
COLE MAN’S
New Start.
to North Main about, South Nam-tit.
. it an apportion
six hundred dollars. wwnroitontctl to
you tomorrow could run (cite mint»
tags of it. or would ”timing to lot. it
“by Wayne incited the may?
it you‘ll»! aimed live years no
“613"“ the dollars cache-week you
mitt
arm ‘ ‘ . ,1
at start new, and [have T :
, , , lust. elicit wounds new
itit’hlmiruiin 11¢qu g
’l‘ho chum-vs are it run‘t ht-ip .
ti '
hays nearly 3000.. my lot:
,aniti - v
it" you enjoy lllliSIt' properly I'l‘IIili‘I‘IHI. with It faultless technique,
and all the individuality retained on tiny minnows with that of tho
PIANOLA. Several illi‘t‘lliili'li'lll derives are on the market, and all
have soun- redeeming qualities. but IIoIII- Iu-oompiish the results with
So little exertion, There is no contusion with superfluous levers or
buttons —-in fact. no oimtuvloto prrwut you playing the entire list ‘
of piano t'oIIIpositioIIs. at ouro.
\Vu choori‘uiiv (It‘llitilisii'ltlo III-.1 I’innolu to out
I
and invite ;,
I‘onIpurIson with otiur pinyvrs. "
roller,
,3.) .
I. .’..'."I.
Manufacturers and Retailers.
36 Washington Street. Telephone 063-6.
light '1 irritant illlli "thrill.
with the December number.
Slillthllillitl NOW THROUGH
W. P. BEE§S,
BOOKBELIIICR A Nil S’I'A’I‘IONE
6 South Main at. South Norwaik.
‘ coon. TELEPHONE CONNEGTION.
QPICIAL AGENT.
.L... .. Mud... gm...
49 Walt at, Norwnik.
Conn.
N... _.....
Merrill Business College,
crimpctmt yo ting men and ytnm woman. who Im-
hcrthnnd and Typowritiny. t to tho monsoo- .
.bA Itoo to.»
rhizome, Mom: .00 . 1
w finals .
'I. cite-pm.
I-In more «In to
astound Manhunt»
mom can can 1y. ~
”like “I‘m! _ '
frit- ”filial!” it'll
INT“ NOW. . i... “
will ever have any luck:
Couohsllre Sure
To Come
They chauid be cured n
.‘promptiy u pouiblc with some
affective, but harmlclc cure.
We recommend our.
Composition Syrup
WHITE PINE AND TAR-
market for coughs.
Till tIIIIIIIlII nation
The Prescription Store.
“All can pan the door. Night
Calls Answered. TcI.Cait,15.2. i
W !
TODAY IN WALL STREET,
WALI. ."rnmc'I‘. ‘11 a. m.~«'rhe first;
hour of the trading was given over tot
the digestion of a flood or profit, tak—
Ing sales which carried the whole tntlr~
ket back towards Monday‘s closing
level and in some instances below.
Stocks which opened lute made an ad-
ditional showing of gains. hilt as a
rule first prices were the best. Real‘
trim; in the United States Steel stocks
'was particularly heavy and wiped out
This was true. of the prominent rail- _
road stocksgeneraiiy. The New York
public utilities Were consistently
heavy. The general market continued
irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. In.——Proiit tak-
ing carried the market down slightly
again at midday. but the upward move-
ment Was resumed under the leader-
.Hiip of western stocks. Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific. Missouri Pacific and
Rock island all sold it fraction higher
than in the morning and Reading
touched 7?. Blocks of 3.000. 4.000
and 5,000 shares of these stooks were
taken freely. Less active stocks in-
creased their rise substantially, North-
western seliing up 5%, to 200. Repub-
lic Steel old. 4 and Toledo, St. Louis
and \i’estorn ptd. National Enameiing
and (louse Twine it to 2%.
TODAY'a emu-"JON;
Reported over the private wrreo or
Maples & Goldschmidt. Commission
Brokers. Swartz ti: Corbett. Block.
South Norwnik. 'l‘olnnhnna i53.‘
Open. High Low. 1:30
-Alnal. Con. 73% 73% 7274'; 73m
A. C. & F. (30.. 28% 28% 28% 281/9
A. C. &. F, pf.. till-it 86% Sit 86
Am. Cot. Oil, 321/; 32% 32% 3221/2
Am. lee. pf.. 36%.; 36-3.; 36% 36%
Am. loco, 30%, 31 30% 30%
Am, Smelt. 7515; 76% 751.4 76%
Am, Sugn, ii? -17 1451;; 1.16%
Anaconda, 105 105 105 105
A. ’l‘ a): S. Fe. 87 88% 87%. 877.44
A 'i‘ In S 1“ [I102 101% 10171.. 1011‘...
Ballo. & Ohio, till lit; .' 951/2 flu»;
li'klyn. n. r. «in. can. my; as»;
(lites. at Ohio, if» 451.1 44% it")
Chi. .r. N. \V.. I95 lilil 195 196
Oh. (it. West. 2-173 Bill. 33% 24!}.
C. M. St St. I’.. ”2% Will/f; 172% 173
Col. i", & i.. 43% 44 4271: 427..
Col South, 23 23 22% 22%
(Ton. (lat-I. 217% 217% 211i 2171.4;
Del. dz lind.. 185% 186 18.“: 185“.»
Eric. 40% 407;. 40% 40%
Erie. lsi. pl., 72%.; 73H. 721,4 7277;
(Ion. Elbe, 176 1761.4; 176 1761!;
III. Central, 144 114.1% 144 erlm
Lou. & Nash..1.’l<i-'ti. lilting, 134% 135“...
Manhattan. 162%. Hill 162% 1627..
Met. St, Ry., 121m 121 122%. 123%
MOX.(‘i‘llIl'nl. Ill I‘M/1 18b; 19%
A]. K. & 'l‘.. (lily; lit-'31.; 321,; 325...
.‘l. I\'. Ill '1‘ 11,. Till bills;- fill Trill-I
MU. I’Iii‘lfli’, “NM; 1017.; “II UM“).
Nut. Lead, 257,. 2.57... 217.. 2F.
N. Y. Control. 13:31.4. 13.3?“ 135".) “it'll:
Norf. div West” Til-'1]. Tilt. 7311» 73K
Ont. & Wont, 4'13; ‘Ill 421i; -I‘.i
l‘nr. Mull. i1 411;. -11 111;:
i’I-nu. it. it, Ifiltlij. 12ml: out. itii‘.
I’oo. tins. Milli liifi'w lilll Itiliig
i'res. S. i‘ur. till. :l-i'r’. tidbit 34".»
itondiny. 7-"qu 71%“. iii 71;“;
lop. Stool. ill I? ii? that
”(it‘ll ISIIIIIII. 2H“; lift“; 34% lit?“
llub. ilooda. 22 "2 232 22
South. l':n-.. 1:23.. oil's} 62‘». IN”;
Sou. ll)‘. (30.. am. not... till; 35%
So. RV. (‘I).. p. Niall-i?» 947,. 94%
Term. t‘, K; 1., To 70% till-”l. till
'l‘exnn l’ilt‘., 36 3t; 35%; 35%
Union Putt. 112%: liti iiliii. JIZEII
II. S. heather. 137i. 137.. till/£1 13%
1'. S. i.ent.h.. Ii 92%. 927.3. 92', 92%
U. S. Rubber. 28 139% :2 229%
17. S. Steel. 37% 271A; 26%; 27
17. S. Stool. p.. fifil/Ig 85% 84% till
Wabash. 221/4 22% 2‘: 22%
Wabash. pl.. 4371. 44 4: 44
West. tin. Tel, 91% ”1% bill. 91%
Wis. Cent. 22.7.4. 23 22% till
a... m mud-«W m
PAY RENT WITH 8NDWBALL..
They wore talking about strange
rentswnbout the annual bouquet of
roIIoII. «are oi corn. or silver quartoru
that the tenants or Sunday school.
orphanages and Iiiltlh like inntitutionu.
nometimon pay.
"The nueerent rent l knhw of." said
It rent entitle operator. "in mild to the
English crown by the well known
lioulhi nullity.
"'l‘iIiII inmliv hnIIIII from the crown a
forest. and the rental of the threat. in
the delivery of a snowball any day it. to
asked for. Always; you‘nee. the lt‘ouiia
{entity moat, have It snowball ready.
. “They have it ready. and it in no
trouble to them. either: for Ben Wyvis.
II mountain of great, height. in in the
fort-III. and the top of hon,Wyvia II al-
way: covered with snow. ‘
A now: common.
Tommy titanium-who?
Paw FIQKJIm-myefl. sonny.
“Don't. Ih’ Bible‘o»t ‘AII ‘ flesh in
gratis?”
"i guess on. sunny."
"Then is dried beet
more American.
, AN txocrrton.
"No man nitration in It divorce cane
hayl"anitiu
"i, knew one. man who bullock.“
"indeed! W: In fig?”
“A: Iii run than: 5. . _ .
Wadi-0‘
‘ scllack andPricc w A .
sans
THE ctornas roe THE auev MAN An: cLorHio» THAI“ 1
WILL FIT HIM IN A MINUTE. ‘
STEIN BLOCH suAnr eternas ARE BUILT To no If.
surrs AND ovaacoms or THIS MAKE $15.00 TO $25.00.
A $10 Call
KEEN VALUES IN SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT THIS PRIOE;
CANVAS AND HAIR CLOTH ARE ussn FOR STIFFENING rue...
FRONTS so THEY WILL RETAIN THEIR sHAPE. ,
aovs' soon-r TROUSERS SUIT. a To 16 YEARS, $2.00 T0 com.
we KEEP OUR CUSTOMERS CLOTHES PRESSED FREE ot-‘jl'
CHARGE. ' ‘ I
EXCLUSIVE NECKWEAR 1N new LARGE SHAPES.
I
. m_—...-..~—
SELLECK 8. PRICE},
"Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TILEBHONE CALI; 324-9.
W ‘
7017 Hullredlusheis of f _
Finest Maine Potatoes.
SMOOTH. NOT OVER LARGE HANDSOME‘AS YOU WOULD WIeH
FOR. auv now WHILE THEFRICE Is LOW 5 no. to? 15a to.
BUSHEL MARKET WILL .PROBABLY BE HIGH
.‘.
4 I...‘
LORENZODIBBLmii
i-‘tIght {3
250
i.
i
i
'9
.
the Front A‘gsini
Very Best Butler. per pound; 2561
Cape Cod Cranberries, per qt., 3c Snider's Gallup, “large hot" 210
Fancy Large Sweets. per pk.. 20c 3 pkgs. Ready am. ‘ 26¢
Backwoods Chocolate, 2 cakes, 25v. 3 can; New York Stato’Cot‘n, 26c ‘
Fancy Layer Figs. per ib., ' 15c Nice Large Prunes, new. 3 lbs, 25:: Mb
Apple Butter, per ib., 15¢ 3 lbs. Mincemeat, ‘ 25c-
Fancy Maine Potatoes, in 5 bu. lots,72'/2c.cingic bushel, 75c, peck. 20c. ‘ = 171 '
Pillsburyh, Gold Medal, Jones. Ben Hur Flour. lug, 89c. . . , J
Assortment oi Fancy Apples. Cc! cry, Spinach. GrapchCauIiflowcr.’
oinuU qutashrd sh s sh sh soil
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
20 North Main 8t., South Norwatk. 49 Fort St. Eat-Norwaik.
i
4
Sill)
""NOI“issue‘s.“slum... bullion Dan.
Print Butter 200 in. Lean Potlficoast 5.151an 1600 up,
a . ~ . .. _____ . 25 10" Fresh ant onto a ...I-.. c up.
1.3% strictly from ,. C ‘ 7 Leg Spring Lamb 16c up.
(,hopped Beef .. 3 lbs. Zoe .. 10c lb. Fore Quarter Lamb 100 up.
Prime Rib Roast lot: on. Lamb Chops 150 up,
Porterhouso Steak lite up. Native Home Dressed Chicken and
t-lirioin Steak 18,0 up. Fowl. Native Home Veal. Ground
Round Steak inc 1b. Bones and Oyster Shells. Pickled Pig
Shoulder Steak 10c lb. Feet.
‘ Schaub’s Market; H
22 WASHINGTON eraser. . PHONE 322.2. I
WHO "35:5 THE,
”9, 59” Ba“ commoners.
no you nIALIn III. rlmu con-«mou- o! outta-u “In ‘
cm: '9 . ’
“ Pricolou Domini nu omni- pouculonc I: on ”aim, In I «-
mm your mum continuation. ‘
DON'T TRIM-I WITH YOUR IYIII EXAMINATION VIII. ill!
FIOT FITTING GUARANTIID.
0. B. JACKSON.
MINA“-
I
u WALL .TRIIT, ‘ animal. In. .
no Int AND cuss . ,
Some find glasses perfect for re titling but uncles: for new». 'WI
IIuptIiy double vision glossed. When looking out,.~you Ion thrombutho air,
per section. which in Just right for distance. and when looking‘ down Ion.
see through the tower. which is suitable tor our work.
HOMER ll. Iron; Raft-curing Optician? ;
Room a Union uni: suturing... ~ mm Namath. Bonn.
Imiul Appointmntc It nonunion on at patron. '
DIM. been, I. 11:45, 12:48. ditto. 10““?le waning. 7M.
....... “a u... W
I on th W” O‘ “
o ent’s, Dpok”
6 positions for teachers.
tor BARTMN'I 00”.!“ students at satiation running from Milli) li'lii
WANT “ADI." in Wednesday's Hominid. or local positions We”... Width. I
‘ come It and read this i re. or list: any‘ut our Inn
are twelve application» (or help.
it calls tor women. ., 9 coils for men
7 places tor allies help. , . .,;
0N! oozes orrontuntrtn ’ ;
fi ,
. mun tit. ‘
To untirlyyunmoit tint there are lots
Our course: will prepare you to accept one at those position. W
guarantee you a good job . . .
Otto dents about them;
Why don’t you Intro i‘l , “I ‘ "
Norwalk Chronicler