FRESH #CANDY LAN E’ S in WMNITS‘I'ON Ir. . Local News Notes. A reglullg business meeting of But- Lodge.l . O. 0 F., was held last eve- hing. The Daniel Keogh Coal Company be- lieves in fair Hdealing Read the ad 11 ~We will band you. Taylor it: (lol- en. . Popular breakfast foods at cost. at tlge New York Grocery tomorrow. Read 1 c ad. What 3 promised in proverbs is prov- tsan indpurchase at the Boston Store. so a Miss Mildred F.110man is ill with tonsilltls at her home in Franklin street. The ltalian Social Club. of South Norwalk, Iii! arranging for a dance ear- ly in November. Laces for the seasbn and Fownes' gloves‘are the two, specials in the Read ad. today. Tristram & Hyatt are offering you a full line of fall clothing in their ad. today. Read it. Mrs, C. J. Poet. of Chestnut street, South Norwalk. is the guest of her uncle in New York. St. John's Lodge, A. F. and A. M., of Norwalk, will confer the entered ' apprentice degree this evening. Matthew Taylor has moved from Ridgcfleld and will occupy one of Ray- mond Brothers houses in Water street. Miss Viola Osborn and Miss Bailey of Mauastwan N. J.. are visiting Mrs. L. D. Kimbelli of 12 High street. South Norwalk Miss Clara 13:. Ryder the obliging clerk at the Norwalk oilice of the sc- lectmen. is enjoying a week of her an» nual vacation. [1’ you need a new fence it will pay you to read the ad. of S. W Hoyt & Co. They will call and see you if you drop them a postal. Charles E. Kellogg and John F. Col- by, of Norwalk. saw the production. “The Pearl and the Pumpki last night. at the Brosdivay Theat‘r. New York A party composed cf Miss Ethel Merriam. Miss Sybil Mcrlam. John T. McCormaek and can Brant. witnessed "The Pearl and the Pumpkin," last night at the Broadway Theatre. New York city. ——Are you protected against loss by burglars? We write Burglary insur- ance. Taylor at Golden. The South Norwalk Fire Police were measured last c plug. for their new uniforms. The liters of Old Well Hook and Ladder Company and Put- nam Hoac Company will also have new uniforms. A special meeting of.tlle Decker Club of the South Norwalk Baptist Church will be held this evening at the con cluslon of the weekly prayer service. to hear the report of the press com- mittee The paper train trom New York arriving in South Norwalk at 6: 18 o‘clock, was delayed this morning by the (‘ca (‘ob drawbridgc being Open. Yesterday morning the train was also several minutes late, the cause being a train wreck at Molrosc. N. Y. Last :nurstisy evening. the atten- dance at the prayer met-ting at the South Norwalk liaptilii chulch was ex- ceptionally large. Tonight after the prayer meeting. a meeting of the teachers will be hold A special meet- ing of the Decker Club will also he hold. A large attendance Ia desired. A horse owned by .i. W. Dodge. the markctman. died early yesterday morning. The animal suffered blood- poiaonlng from a sore hoof and it in thought that this callscd so much pain that. he kicked himself during the night. and In his struggles knocked Ievoral boards off filo barn. in the morning he was found dead. The natural growth oyster beds at Bridgeport, and ileum Point opened yesterday and floota of boats are bring log the oysters in the surface, The oysters at Bridgeport are bringing 60 cents nor bushel and the market for them to unite dull. there being few buyers. The oysters at Rmou are bringing 00 cents. The oysiermen all agree that the not on the natural growth beds in a failure. H. W. Hole. 1’. (1. Whitney. New Haven; J 1". Thompson. Ridgetisld A. L. Bartlett, A. A Posse Springfield; W. Patten. NM .Alexander George R. WardmIn. J. A. Mailings. F. J. Burden. R. M. liermandes. A, C. Brown, 13. A. Ludwig. F. 11. Fine. New York; 1". in Which. Saginaw; 0. M. Klein. Philadelphia; 11. A. Mathewson. *' South Norwaik; F. E, Quinlan. Bridge- port; .1. B. Wisham, .I. A. Porter. W. 11. Cleuiey, Boston; .1. 11. Thompson. Ridgeilold; Adolf Johnson. (transport, were It the Hotel Clldord yesterday. Our Syrup of Willie Pine and for is I most valuable remedy for Coughs Ind Colds. ”mm. to take and very electing much-pawns COR. pm More. WWII Do " - . toivn till morphing, on I trip to ”ah-ton. The Schooner Phoebe Ann arrived yesterday It Raymond Brothers. whmos with a cargo of white sand. The funeral of Mrs. Michael Zefgler wt .‘be held tomorrow "afternoon at 3 o'c ooh. from St. Peter's German Church. in "North Main street. Lincoln Council. 0. U. A M., will work the third degree tomorrow even- ing on several candidates. and also will make plans for a supper to be giv- en at the meeting next week Friday night. ‘ John Morrlssey, the Chestnut Hill farm band who was arrested by Chief of Police Bradley yesterday, on a charge of drunkenness, was discharged this morning by Judge E. M. Lock- wood. Morrlasey. who is the man who told Chief Bradley that he would do him up In a minute and a half. was very penitent today. . GIFT TO SMITH COLLEGE. Andrew Carnegie Promine- 9125,000 It Like Amount iI Raised. NORTHAMPTON. Mass, Sept 21.— When Smith College was opened to day President L. Clark Seelye an~ deduced that Andrew Carnegie had promised the sum of $125,000 to the college, provided friends of the insti- tution will raise an equal amount The mongy is to be used for the erec- tion and maintenance of I new biolog- ioai laboratory. When Mr. Carnegie was here iii April. his attention was called to the inadequate facilities at the Lilly Hall of Science at Smith. and his gift Is a result. President Seelye also announced that the alumnae had presented 35. 000 for the enlarging and improving of the Cobb House. the new ball for students' rest and recreation. The freshman class numbers 360.. the largest in the history of the col- legs, and the total number of students ls 1,209. Many new teachers and in- structure have been added. “SMALL MEETINGS THAT WERE GREAT." Topic of Flat Methodist Prayer Meet- Inn To-nigh 1. Another special prayer meeting at which reports of the Cottage Prayer Meetings of Tuesday evening will be given. will be held this evening at the First Methodist church, The ten lcad‘ ers have been requested to secure some persons who were present. to re- port the meeting for them. so that there will be different persons to tea- tify at each meeting. The pastor will speak on the tonic “Small Meetings That Were Great." A meeting of great interest and profit was held last. week. and similar interest is expected tonight, The service Is open to all. -— DR. FREEL'S CASE SETTLED. BRANFORD, September 21.——An ad- journed hearing on the: application of Mrs. Catherine Freei. of Brooklyn. to... have her son- Dr. Francis .1. Frecl. committed to a sanitarium for treat- ment for alleged alcoholism. was to have been held today in the Branfmd probate court but after a long private conference between counsel in the judge’s office, Judge William R, Foote announced that the matter had been amicably settled out of court. Judge Footc also said that. the best of feeling existed between the parties in censor quence of the understanding reached, and that Dr. It‘i’tét‘I'S health would be- properly looked after. the plan in re- spect to him including a trip abroad. Mrs. Freei is the widow of Edward b‘rccl a Brooklyn contractor who left an estate of about IE. 000. 000. FRANCE AND GERMANY iN CLOS- ER RELATIONS LUCERNE. Switzerland. September 21.—-The international Peace Con- gress at Its session tu-day approved the report of its committee favoring a rcapproacinnent between France and Germany by the establishment of clos- or commercial and political relatwions SATURDAY EVENING FROM 7 UNTIL 8. ALL DEPARTMENTS: GENERAL BANKING. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPT. Merchants take In more cash on Saturday than all other days combined. Woudu't It be well to deposit it in our strong vaults Saturday night and not carry It around until Monday? THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO. "fit-w” LINE cit Colored Souvenir Post cards OF NORWALK ANOIIOUTI-i ‘ NCRWALK.’ A‘I‘ economics .1: \ ALLY DESIGNED FOR YALE MEN ONLY. THE DEMA ‘ 49 WI" 01.. NorwIIk . ,il'fw. Hung vouuo rILLows WHO KNOW WHAT'S qur in HAT IWLII ’CAN now I‘m! run CHASE snaps IN sou-m nonwaut. it‘d reg 'rlus, smurr ILoeK HAS SPREAD ALL ovsa rHs oodtt'rllv. ALLY we ARI IsLIorIo T0 om- RIIUTE IT IN THIS Town. ,_ .. cuss: ass-lac ARE ts ‘ g. “ "chit-t GOOD OLD C.,G K. HATS AND VOLK HATS—NO NEED TO SAY ; MORE—I2 AND I3. .. . SIGNS OF OUR OWN. I2 AND I3. , . , PLENTY OF THE COLLEGE SHAPES IN SOFT HATS. ALL THE NEW SHADES. FANCY BANDS, S2 AND 83 1 NOT TOO EARLY TO ORDER YOUR FALL SUIT. IF” YOU WANT US TO MAKE IT. BROAD CHOICE OF THE NEW FABRICS, I10 TNIIZS THE SUIT. ' ALL THE NEW FALL STYLES IN READY TO-WEAR SUITS, TOP COATS AND RAINCOATS ARE READY, AND SNAPPY FALL FUR- NISHINGS TOO. Some people may think that oats are cats. but there is a difference. if you will insist on having grain from our place, you will get good old clean oats of the best ngde. if your animal could speak you would lean; that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You may destroy the good health and appearance» of your horse by a little indifference regarding his feed. J“ .‘,, J... 74.122133?! Buy Oats Thats Clean. MANUEL 'r. HATiQH. "A. When you think of grain think of Hatch. -. w MERRILL NIGHT SC IGOL OPENS OCT. 4. ‘ BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND MECHANICAL DRAWING TYPEWRITING ENGLISH BRANCHES A corps of excellent teachers, up- to- date methods. and I well-appoint- ed rchool Ire MERRILL SPECIALTIES. “' Sand for Catalogue and Enrollment Blank. M. A. MERRILL. Principal. Classes In TELEGRAPHY South Norwalk. Conn. REMEMBER, WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VE- LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HYPO LIQUID HARDNER AND IRE-DEVELOPER. REMEBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VELOX, N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER, AND RE- DEVELOPER. We Handle Eastman Film Exclusivelll W. P. BEERS’ lookIIlIIrI, ItIttonery, Engraving. KodIkI, Film Paula and Camera “police do. MII n 01.. So. Hamill. Telephone Connection. Large Soft Shell Grabs 600 Doz All Other Kinds of Fresh Fish. Lobsters And Clams Received Dails CUTBILL’S Bridge Fish Market. TEL 1W— PREE DELIVERY. GOod Service 1 SY GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD COAL WE’VE IUILT OUR IUSI- SS Water strut. ' _-. NESS TO ITS PRESENT MAGNITU DE. SYIOOOD SERVICE AND GOOD COAL WI MEAN TO HOLD THAT ‘ BUSINESS AND INCREASE IT. GIVE US A TRIAL AND LET US PROVE OUR WORDS. HARRIS 8: OAS OI. Telephone. 842-5. , “m m. TYPEWRITER GIRL TORI. CHICAGO, Sept. 81.-'1‘ho superl- menta in the shops of the China '1‘? potholes, since the printers’ Itri I he- gan, promise a now hold of industry for girl Itnnogrsphers. From the typewriter keyboard to that of I big typesetting machine. the employers any, is only a short move. So Ino- oIIsfui have the young womnprov yesterday decided to advertise for a hundred girls for machine work.to AS OPERA! ‘ take the places of turf present twenty dive girl strlksbrsskm. , M . RCMAINI DAURIC C DIPOR‘I'ID. new YORK. So labor Sir-BO“ mains Dnurignsc, the brother of m.- thmio 11an VII deported to France til-day onto 'i‘ourahw on “which he arrived last. sInmi its printers. At are acting as NATUR- -: 4 DUNLAP AND HARRINGTON BLOCKS. AND A FEW SPECIAL DEA. V noon. ‘ DYIPEPIIA CURE. , I, is guaranteed to cure dyspepsia.“ it restores the digestive initial and strengthens the stomach. If , yours Is I light case, it will quickly. relisvo and care you. Chrdnic cases are easily cured. but of course the treatment is necessarily longer. We refund. - I, the money in every case where ' .31; does not prove satisfactory. Price 50c and 81.00 bottle. "it! Gifford PharmaCy ran summaries arena rIl. CALkiI-l. Maples ti Goldsohmidt '60. Uncommon.) I COMMISSION BROKERS. ’ . DIIIIrI In Stocks? Bonds. drain and Cotton. Iqu C Corbett IIoIk. Io. Norwalit. TODAYGM IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—The opening tone of the stock market to- day wa I? strong in spite of sharp reac tlons i one or two of the high priced stocks which made wide gains yester- day. The fellow of the Bank of Eng- land to advance its discount rate as was. expected was a oriible iniiu once. Delaware 8: Ha son rose 1%: Canadian Pacific 1%; New York Cen- tral 1%," St. Paul. Tenn 00111 and Brooklyn Transit a point; Minneapo- lis. St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie 1%: New Haven 1 and Northern Pacific with the demond embracing a selection extended in many cases. but. there were a number of stocks that gave lit- evidence of strength. The higher when professionals took profits. but the undertone held good. Louisville & Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line forged upward 2 points at 11 o‘clock. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—Specula- tlon was held in check by the stiff- ness of money and little interest. was aroused by the advance in Reading to 1237s.. Great Northern pfd. improved two points, while Manhattan yielded 1. The list otherwise was practically unchanged from the mid day prices. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Report over the print. vaI or The MIpleI d; Goldschmldt 00.. Oom- mlIIion Brokers. SwartI C Corbett Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 163. Open. High Low. 1: 30 Amal Cop 82% 83% 82% 83% Am C 61 F Co 36% 36% 36% 36% Am 1.1 cc ETAOIN..UNITN..N—~— Am Ice 26% 27% 26% 27% Am Loco, use. 53% 53a. 533;. Am Smelt 127% 128% 127% 127% Am Sugar 1193/; 1411le 140%, A 'I‘ it; S Fe 91911.1; 90% 90% A 'I‘ 4% S 1" pl 105% 105% 105 105 Balto l: Ohio 11335; 1131411274, 113 B‘klyn R 'i‘ 69 70% 00 69% Chest tit Ohio 09% 59% 58% 50 Chi & N W 216% 21619 216 216 Ch Gt West. 2111,,» 21-79;, 211,4 21% Ch M it: St P 182 18:1 1817.5. 182% Col F & I 44% 44% 44 44% Con Gas 183 183 183 183 Del & Hall 220 220% 219% 219% Erie 01% 02 51% 51% Erie 1st pf 83 83 82% 88 (lea Else 178% 179 178% 179 III Central 181% 18114 180% 1807/... , Lou & Nash 151% 1531/. 151% 153 Met St ity 1277.. 129 127% 128% Max Cent 23% 23% 23% 23% M K 8: '1‘ 31% 34% 34 34% M K & '1‘ pt 69% 09% 69% 69% Mo Pacific 107% 107% 1.06% 107% Nat. head 46% 47% 46% 47% N 1' Central 152% 152% 151% 161% Norf & West 85%" 85745 85% ‘ 85% Out :1: West 55 . 55 54% 51% Pac Mail 45%, 46 45% 46 Penn R 11 145 146% 144% 144% P80 Gas 103% 101% 103% 104% Reading 123% 128% 122% 123% Rep Steel 24 24% 23% 23% Rock island 3371; 84 33% 33% South Pile 089i. 63% 68% 68% Son Ry Co 36% 86% Son Ry Co of 102 102% 102% 1.012% Tenn C :it i 88% 887,4; till 88 Texas Pac 36% 36%: 36% 36% Union Pac 133% 133% 133 133 U 8 Rubber 57% 67% 561/. ‘57 U 8 Steel 371/5: 37% 37% 37% U S Steel pf 104% 104% 104% 104% Wabash 23% 23% 23% 28% Wabash . pf 435i. 43% 43% , 43% DISASTER ON THE MIKASA. TOK10.Seutemher 21. -Regarding the battleship Mikaaa disaster strong doubt Is now expressed that the fire started at the base of the malumast. it Is believed the confirmation must have been due to an explosion from the outset which was followed by I greater explosion. Otherwise it Is an- explainable why the homes were not extinguished by the veteran crew of. liml. u”— MILITARY ATTACH ES RETURN. Rtlnslan Brigadienoeneral Thomas 11 Barry. commanding the Department of the Gulf. at Atlanta. (1a.; CIptsln S duey A. (llamas. of the general an. toColonei John Van 11.110113 of the intuit: cIl‘ department of the United States Ana. the American military attaches in IoehurlI, have started for home. a! are returning by way of at. Pe- ters urn. INCREASE IN CHINESE CUSTOMS. SH AON ORAL «Sept ember si.—-'l‘he Chinese customs returns for the sees and duamr of 1005 shows In increase of newly til rty per Room over those arm 4. in It the Internets 1m II"opIrItorI" in the large printincw Murdered mt titbno limin- I It“ shops that the proprietors no new ad I prised turn! for an offense for [tor aim oi tam. “The mum“ rimmm Mthi ‘0 “at“... 11me sixty ’01“ mt. mum “in. I 1%. . . WALL STREET. 11 a. m._——s were bought in I confident he - wt 5 . initial gains were largely ‘ pr es of the first hour were shaded ‘ the battleship which had remained” calm under the hottest are from the _. ST. PETERSBURG. September 21.-_ , CLOTHING and SHOES HOWEVER ENTHUSIASTIC WE MAY BE OVER OUR CLO- THING AND SHOES, WE DO NOT WANT TO GO UP IN THE AIR. YOU CAN GET JUST AS GOOD CLOTHING AS OURS. BUT YOU WILL HAVE TO GET IT FROM AN\EXCLUSIVE CUS- TOM TAILOR, AND PAY EXCLUSIVE PRICES FOR THEIR LA- BOR, OVER OUR PRICES. PERFECT FITTING SUITS AT MON~ E,Y SAVING RRICES. I“ ' COLLEGE SHAPES IN SOFT HATS. SWELL FANCY SANDS ‘ FOR GIOFT HATS, 25 AND 50 CENTS. FALL SHOES ARE REA- DY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. THE CHASE DERSIES ARE HERE. H SELLECK & PRICE, V‘I HEAD TO\ FOOT OUTFITTERS. ll WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALE- ‘ Telephone Call gag-I. if i Large Green! Peppers for Stuffing and Pickling Purposes 8c dos. 2 (102. 15c LORENZO DIBBL‘E“ TELEPHONE CALL. H TUBE ROSE FLO 690 BAG UNITED GROCERY COMPANY. 20 non-m MAIN ST. .. 40 non for. so. NORWALK. or. ' . IAI'I' nonwam. or. TEL... ”-4. AND ILAIIII no" II cquIIn in EYES CHANGE ........... emu one attributes I lacks! IIIIrnIII of mum to all ”do when his 'IIIIII Ire wholly to blame. Would It not IDS WIII to I”! your syn examined IuInf s.-. rr‘s FREE. ' O. B. JacksOn. ’ . Graduate OptiIlIn. » - . . . NORWAMOI. II WALL STREET. line You an the Latest ., It' s all over town. ’Ihey say Raymond has the best Coal. .We :‘ heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and best stock. But don't take our word for it. Try a load and prove It to your own satisfaction. . Not much risk in that. If it' I I" right, give us a chance at your Winter '3 Coal. We are here to do business. A ’1 elcpbonc 113 3 Raymond Iron require spectacles sooner or later. Defective eyes, unless Itrdngthoued with slum, become more weakmsd. The proper glass can often work psotIe- . tive wonders if used in time. HOMER B. HOYT. Refracting Optician. Room 0. United Bank Building. Telephone add-12. Sdlith NorwIih, Conn. as .- t | Special Appointments It .eonvsnlenoe of trans. one. hours awn: Iii. p. 12:46-11: 00. ~SIturdIy evenings, 7-4. _‘ E Day war I . .- Cloaks, Skirts and Mfllinery , . from the mnlm'. . If will are you mm hr door on an him. We guarantee I parlour m. The Fair Clock and For Stem I WASHINGTON INSECT. Watch our “Want” “For Shie’t. and Let" column for ballads.
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