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.Litaii News Notes.
--linll. Octohti
" 'Thc members
. 8009..
Glovers the place for the Ralston
'lloalth shoe- _ ..
Six comic cards for live cents at
Nelson's today and Monday. ‘
Delicious teas 'and notices at the
New York Grocery Company. See ad.
—Crash Hats, Graph Hats. O Brien.
Read the Bileton Store ad. beiore
you do your Saturday‘s shopping.
Great sale 0! boys' suits at Gott-
leib's. Road the ad. in this issue.
George Bearse, Jr., .is enjoying a
two weeks vacation.
Miss Emma Hoyt, of South Norwalk
is the guest of relatives in Grand
street. Bridgeport. .
Miss Vivian Ella. of New Canaan is
the guest. this week or Miss May Au
derson. of. Norwalk.
~Ane‘youi protected against. loss by
burglars'.i We write Burglary Insur»
Taylor 8': Golden.
Mrs. Nettie Beers.“0i'Rldgeiiold, has
(Int‘crtaliied her sisters. Mr‘s, Betta, of
Wilton,’a‘nd Mrs. Barron, of Norwalk.
Miss Mabel Tolles, oi Ansonia. is
the guest ot'Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H.
'l‘ollos, of East avenue, for a low days.
Don't forget when you have malaria
that. the Stillson-Powell Corporation
sells Stillson‘s Specific. Read the ad.
Mrs. John Beret and son Ht-nry of
Spring attic-ct, .‘tje spending a few days
with relatives in New York and New
chrscy
——l.ook at the handsome line of
waistings, 35c yard turmerly sold 500..
Smith 8: ()0;
“AW son was born yesterday to Mr
and Mrs. William .I lt‘caly. 0t 12::
Washington stieet. Mother and child
ilI‘L-l doing niccly
W E. litigioy. Benjamin Shell and
Edward Johnson. of South Norwalk.
use to give a reception in Grand Army
:12 -
of Catholic Union
(‘ .,oiiiicil Knights of ('olumbus me an
ticipatitt'g with pleasure next Mondav
tvcning' s sniokci.
~=Croiut & Knapp hats. O'Brien.
The liible atuilycluss oi the South
Norwalk Buptistilhurch will meet
with W. Aiken. of Wilton avonu:
Wednesday afternoon
Mia. Edward Cunningham, of Spring
sticct ’a is returned hoincI aftcr thicc
Wt oks mat with her bi'.othcr .lohti
t‘herr:,lot Camden, N. .l.
lt‘ai'iiicra and poaplc living lll itcarby
towns rtipot‘t that there is a shortagt-
in the apple crop in this vicinity.
The fruit. however. 12-; oi good quality.
-~~iiunimugc sale. by ladies 0i E. A.
M. E. tllili't'll. Sept. 22. 29 and 30, iii
Iiarvcy lilock, North Main street.
Mrs. Hiram K.‘ Scott. .lr., oi Ridge-
thld. rctnincd homi- Sunday from
her visit at Iii-ll Island and Mia. Her
llti‘l llaicu ictiiintd home Wednesday.
Dcputy Slit-riff John W. Sctillcy to
busy today, summoning witnesses for
thi uldc of tho ilrl‘cnuo In the Butler
murder trial in Bridgeport next Tilt!“-
day,
Mina Annie Robinson. one of the
most popular and talented tcarhcra of
South Norwalk. has iii-signed her posi-
tion to lflkt‘ up atcnoi-iraphy in New
York.
'l'lio Now York, Now Haven and
Hartford road. has rcaumt-d its eight
arcing t'xcuruiotia to Now York but
hour from thin city has yet bot-ii uti-
lltlllllt‘i‘il.
Mrii. Part-Ir and daughter Motto. who
have been viaiting ri-liiitvcu in South
Norwalk ‘ior scrotal Wealth, utnrtcd
yeatorday in: their panic in Appalachi-
colu. Flotilla
wfltif! and and hair. Oflurlaii.
Walter ituauoil. who lllill boon the
about at MM uncle. Colonel ticoriio
ll. ltnsucll. at thtI Norwalk Hotel for
about two Wealth. returned today to
lilu harmI in Illi‘ntlltlyil.
Mr. and Mrs, William 1’. Ward and
rich William t‘. have rctururd to their
home in New York city. sttcr aperitif
ing the summer“ with Mr and hint
Edward Cannibalism 01 Spring «true!
Lincoln Council. 0 Il A.‘ M worktul
the third degree int evening on new
and candidates. and aim the degree
‘ work diorama plum for a copper to
be held at the meeting next Friday
evening.
The Connecticut (lanerul Litt- in
MIME“! company tunes in:- anal tilt!
insurance contract. RAIN. lit-nails
and privileges almiiitely axial and
guarantied in the policy
it. Pit-iii is the local agent
The midw'cck prayer moi-ting will
he held in the South Namath Baptist
Church neat Thursday night at t 45
o'clock. There will be rollcalt and
the first report from the delegates to
the world'- can
DON’T r030"
when troubled with Malaria. Chills.
him or am iLn;lccltlig. nit still»
son's We e um
dam. WW Why intro.
01me macaw ”10310!
Emioi'lck -
AUTOMOBILE tusuaauca
cans
‘,,ws WILL soul: vou.
TAILOR 8 WW-
.0 WW
There will he one candidate for ban:
tiara tomorrow at the Latter Day
Saints church in Broad Rivet.
Edsou B. .li‘ullci. LlLItli at the Not"-
walk Hotel r'etuiacd today from a
couple of days“ visit in New York and
Brooklyn.
Broicssor (‘arl A. Ilarstrom now has
thil'tyitwto students at his school the
largest number in its history. ’Ihe
tutors are kept busy until a late hours
at night.
Glob Stewart, of Pittsburg, who has
been studying for the past several
weeks at Proi. Carl A. I'larsti'om's
School, left. this afternoon for New
Haven. and will return to Yale later
in the mouth,
-—-We have the largest and handsom-
ent assortment of White Aprons, for
250 to,bo found. M. S. Smith & Co.
Cottage prayer meetings in the in-
terest of the South Norwalk Baptist
Church will be held as follows: Mon-
day, Mrs. Stevens, 17 River street.
Norwalk; Tuesday, G. Weeks. Jr., 152
Woodward avenue; Friday, Mrs. Sauir
dera, 26 Ann streat.
Arthur E. Benedict who has been
in the employ oi Horace It. Nash tor
a number of years. has opened a plum.
hing shop at 5 Monroe street. and is
prepared to do all kinds of plumbing.
tin work steam and gas fitting etc.
Read his nil. in this issue.
Several from Greenwich went to
South Norwalk Tuesday to attend the
funeral services of Miss Kate Reunion
a former telegraph operator here and
who had a large number of friends In
this vicinity. «Greenwich News.
j—Ruinmagn :4an by italics of E. A.
M. E. church Sept. 28. 20 and 30. in
Harvey Block. North Main street.
Thomas 1. Raymond. oi the execu-
tIVc committee of thc Norwalk liospi-
tal has acknowledged the i-Iotoipt trout
Messis lilasoer and ltowd of; $100. the
to: cipts ot’ the business lllt n' s bascbull
game 'l‘ho detailed statcniont was
printed in The Sentinel ycstoiday.
Putters wuo scrvztd today in an at-
tachment in a suit brought by Joseph
13. Rider against Dudley l’. Tl"-0\V
bildgc. Property at Foster Park was
attached to satisfy a (lillill oi $34. 70
tor services rendcicd
returnable before the town court thtI
second Monday in October.
Lincoln Council No It 0. IT. A M.
htld 'a regular meeting last night
when tht third degree was (Nutrient-d
on candidates. The entertainment
committee completed arrangements
for a supper to be given to the new
inombors.hcx1 Friday night. lltothoi
Adams kept the mcmbois intoicstcd
last night by telling of his visit to
the National (‘ounLiL which Mid its
conucntion in Washington last dock.
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t
DANCE AT BLOCUM GYMNASIUM
Pretty P’Iari'y Sport: the Dancing Sea
con infrldgeport. With Succeu
chora hical young pt-opio :iitoiidcd
a most enjoyable sonii-l‘oinial rcccp
iion aitd dame held last cvoning in
the Slutunt gymnasium (‘ourt Ex
change The nfiuir was attended by
nearly 00 touplos, including sonic
oi' the most piomlucnt young poopic
oi the (it). Jerome May a ortlti-strti
played an cxcollcnt program of two
stops, cuprlcos and waltzca. and the
young people made a pretty picture as
they skimmed over ”to iloor.
'l‘hc piitroiicasea wct'iI Mrs. William
Nothnaglc, Mrs. Dwight A. Parker
amt Mrs. E. 1.. Mayor. ’I‘hc'danriI was
given under the dircction oi Carl
Uarkar. assisted by Thomas Mouth
and irving lllflilt‘n.
WILLIAM MOORE lN TOWN.
The mysterious disappoaranco of
William Moore, rel-ordcd in another
paper yesterday. is not mysterious at.
tar all. Mr. Mom-o. who rcitidoa iii
Tavern island, simply gave up his
work at the Norwalk Yacht Chili. 110
has built? about this vicinity all the
work. and youtrrdiiy was out sailing
with Charles ll‘t‘lilllil. of Elm (lrovc
circuit. to whom he was trying to soil
a boat
Avoid Disputes
Paying Your
Bills with Check
our CHECKIOOKG FURNIIHED
can 70 anemone m TH!
ocNIaAL BANKING ocar.‘
or
The
,South; Norwalk
Trust Co.
H in. Shut Hum
Saturday and Monday.
When iii. Sublet Turn: the Ocean ii
Blue 1 (Mid: Take a Gar; Cause 1
bike a. . Violette; nag nag Lian:
Malawi; 30; Central (live its back
I" buns; hers is Horoscope-ii '10
night; i'm at You; What. the
roafiriu man no. and 100 others.
n
The case is'
Here 5 to Our
New ‘
F all
Clothes
COME AND SEE THEM.
Handsomest, smartest, best fit-
ting rcady-to—wear suits ever
gathered in this town.
Our Fall showing is
complete, and
' we want you
to view
it now
Copyright: i905 .by.
'Hart Schpii'ncr 6* Main
H. 5.8. M. SuitS
lead the world of ready- made today—in styles, which are copied
the country over by the tailors;' to fit, which is not approached by
any but the highest priced custom work;' in service, which is assured
by the high grade fabrics employed; and in cxclusivencss, made
possible by a business which absorbs the product of many mills.
Single and doublcobrcastcd long models. in all the new grays
in plain shades patterns and mixtures and many novelties in fancy
cassimercs and worsteds. " ‘
$10 00 to $25.00. “W
Fall overcoats of covert, Oxford and black. in medium and mice
lengths, and long swagger rainprooi coats. ,4]
$10.00 to $30.00. '
/
All ready—Fall hats and furnishings.
children.
19%
OUTEII iER 15
Fall Wear for brjys and
South Nathan. 'rct Call.
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Some people may think that nuts are oats. btit t are
In a differenceI It you will mail“ on having grain .
our place. you will get good old clean outs of the
grade. it your animal could speak you would
that he would not. be satisfied will. anything ols:
may destroy the good health and appearance 0
horse by a little lndltt‘oronco regarding his feed.
I
on
best
earn
. You I
your
a Buy Oats Thata'Clean. ‘ ' v'
MANUEL 'r. a mi.
7
When you think of grain ,
think of Hutch. I . ' .. '
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3
i,
REMEMBER. WE CARRY A LARGE AND
LOX N A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HYP
fl! DEVELOPER.
REMIIIR. WI CARRY A LARGE AND
N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER, AND HE- DEVE
stalling O;Vl-
/Lioum° uncouth mo
nun crock or chox.
can.
We Handle Eastman' vilm Exclusivelu
W. P.B ERS’
lockuil “WNW . Inst-avian KB“. .
49 watt. Norwal ta. ' .l'iim Pack: and camera luppliu
Tfiluphoao c nml:n. Io. Met a Oi. lo. Norwalk.-
Lag. Soft Shelli! as 600 Doz
All Other Kinds Of tesli Fish. Lobstets
And Clam ceived Daiis '
CUT: ILL’S
Brit! 0 P ..
a '11 M‘:WPWI%IWD Limit!
TIL too-
y Your
0'10“”, 3 ’6 and Milliner‘y
’ am the motor.
mm hr cm on m Dollar.’
aerial» or» m mu m.
and For S".
.. munitions mar. Mm.-.,.,;M‘
It will can ya
Thcfalr
k -Jm'
“.IW‘A,.
Maples it Goldsohmldt 00
0' . Stacks. Hangman!” and
Iowa-nos
. they did not hold aim the closing was
.Tho Maples A: Goldlchinidt 00.. Oom-
lAili & Nash 150% 157% 150% 150%
Manhattan 105 165 105 165
Met St R 128% 128% 128% 128%
Mex Cent 236$. 23% 23% 235i.
M K & ’1‘ 341,4 34% 34% 34%
Mi) Pacific 107 107 100% 107
Nut 1.9m] «17 47 47 47
N 1' Central 151% 1:32 151% 152
Norl' & West 80% 80% 813% 80%
Ont & West 54 154% 54 54%
Pac Mail 45% 45% 45% 45%
Penal! it 144% 11514. 144% 1447;.
Poo Gas 1040i: 104% 104' 104
r Reading 123% 123.74. 123% 123%
Itep Steel 23% 24 23% 24
Rock Island 34 34 33% 337$.
South [to 68% 08% 07%. 0774.
Son R (‘.o 38 38 37% 37%
Son Ry 00 pi 100% 100% 100% 100%
Tenn C & l 88 118% 88 88%
Texas Pnc 301A, 30% 30W 30%
Union Pac 133% 101% 138% 133%
U 8 Rubber bill/4 60%, 061A 50%
Ii 8 Steel 38 38% 37% 88%
U S Stool pf 105 it. 10014 105 106%
Wabash 21% 23% 23M. 23%
Wabash pf 43% 43% 43V; 43%
. West {In Tel 03 03 93 93
Wis Cent 30% 307.4. 80% 301i.
Reserves, incroaac, 3690.750
t ted to the county home by Judge
' .11.. onion soon, at. ami-
an tint mummy i
‘ DYBPIPSIA lCURE.
is guaranteed to euro dyspepsia.
"It restores the digestive juices
and strengthens the stomach. it
yours is a list“ case. it will
quickly relieve ‘and care you.
"Chronic cases are easily cured,
but of course the treatnicnt is
. necessarily longer. We refund
the money in every case where
it does not prove satisfactory.
Price 500 and $1.00 bottle.
the Mitford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TIL. CALI. 15...
«omemm
(Inset-paroled.)
tan.
or: Ilock. '0. Norwalk.
TODAY ta WALL or near.
WALL STREET 11 a ni—-'l‘ha mar
ket t"lisrcgardt‘ed the usually sustaining
offer 01 the large accumulation of the
‘VCLOTHING and SHOES
ctowsvcn suraueiAcric we MAY a: over: oun cLo
Thine AND suocs,ws no Nor waur To 0.0 or in Ta:
‘ vou CAN car JUB'i' As? soon CLOTHING A8 ones.
’1' You WILL HAVE TO GET. IT raou AN‘ EXCLUSIVE-GU8- '
an TAILOR. AND PAY EXCLUSIVE Pnicss con THEIR LAI-
aon. ovsn oua PRICES. PERFECT FITTING sun's AT. Mott-
'Ev sAvmc PRICES. \ . It. .
COLLEGE SHAPES IN acrr HA'rs. awsLLrAiicY sauna "
FOR SOFT HATS. 25 AND so csN'ra. FALL suosa Alisnca- -
ov con voua INSPECTION. THE CHASE action-:0 _ Mt:
HERE. .
SELLECK 8: PR1.
HEAD 'ro FOOT oorarr'rERs. 11".“
. . Telephone Call 324-2.
U ,tcd States Steel stocks and sold off
mine gonrally to below yesterday” 5
“liming Losses wertI of rather mou-
E"ate “actions for the moat pait. but
I"ruched l to 11:. in Missouri Pacific
)tIIaware and Hudson and a few other
Stocks! ’I‘liiI United States Steel
stocks held ilrnily throughout and the
gonbial market moved up again neat
11 o’clock when a dcmund rose for
St. Patti and Union Pacific.
WALL STREET. Closes—Large deal-
lngslngs in Pennsylvania, houlsvllle 8':
Nashville and the transcontinental
railroads coutintied up to the appear-
ance of the bank statement, but eii‘orts
to take profits then caused prices to
sag. Tho activity a: the market dlcd
oiit at the recession. There were
slight recoveries at some points. but
easy and moderatoly active at small
declines on the day. .
TODAY'S QUOTATIONI.
R090“ over me OTIVICO.'T|'OI of
mission Brokers. Snort: I: Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High. Low 1:30
Aural Con 82% 83% 821318314.
‘.-\m C & P Go 30% 300;. 216V. 30%
.im Col on .3 I». 301/. .3014 301.;
Am Loco ‘r. In. tilt-it. 53% 53%.
Am Smelt 137-7“: 127% 12714, 127%
Am Sugar 140314414074; 140% ”0th
AT 8: S MI and. 911,4. 90-"); 901..
A '1‘ & S F of 105 105 105 105
littlto St 01110 “81/. 113% 113 113%.
13' klyn It 'I‘ 71 71 70% 70kt.
Chas 8: (”110.18% 08% hill/,3 52%
Chi 8‘: N W 216 210 310 210
on o: West 21%. 21-34 21% 219i.
Ch M 8: St 1’ 102.1% 1.184% 183‘}, 183%
Col It‘ & l 4:. ‘5. 451,4. 45% 45V.»
Col Smith 28 28 28‘ 28
Con (lint 180% 180% 180% 180%
Del 8‘: Htttl 219““ 219 219 211i
Eric 01% 51% 51 51%
Ill Central 180 180% 180 180%
Reserves U S incrcaao. 3025.125
Mans, dccroaac. 89.381.300
Specie. increase. 81.720.800
Legal Tender. decrease. 3930.300
Depouitil, decrease. ”3,1501%
Circulation. increase,
WRONG MAN LYNCHEDi
CONWAY. Ark. September 22.“
Frank Brown. a negro. was taken
from jail last night and banged by a
mob. The board was held for on
ithlilting Mrii Lawrence killing her
six- year-old son and stabbing her hr:
by daughter He was hanged in front
ottthe house occupied by Mrs. [hive
ratios. 8 crtfi Harrell said he thought
the wrap man had been lynched. and
that a man he arrested at. the time oi
the lynching wait the one who com-
mitted the crime for which Brown
: wan lynched. ' ;
u
ORPHANI scar To 'cour'irv
nous.
iiiulvsney. aged 11.
View hornet. Bridgeport, worn commit.
' Nubia oi the Probate court. yester-
day. The parents at both are dead
'aaii no relatives have altered to take
care of them
it FORMIR JUDGK CALHOUN IUI
. GARAOASNonuluoll. tomboy
manna-atom" Judas W (laminar
voi Ohio-lo. spacial martin rot
Ohold
maul
Alpha“
.31" You:
W and
Jury . and 5. both at whom have
bunt porarily detained in take
Same Good T’ra”~
Butter. Beat 25c It a: 1 r, m. n '
Jones Flour Special 80c hag. " ‘ l" 2,. " >11 ‘ '
Tomatoes 50 and 60c Basket. ‘ ‘ ’ “
Pears 55 and 65:: Basket. ‘ T .
Large Cabbagp 10c I , I .
Pickling Onions White 6c qt. 20c 4 Quarts. Celery, Fine Grapes 100 back“.
Regular .,15c Salted Peanuts 5:; glass.
#1. 1.
Fresh Eggs 360 doz. Fall Pippin Ap plea. . . ‘.|
use us.
retention: CALL. ”—4. . p ‘. ,5 . . o y
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19 L38. GRANULATED SUGAR ...............................
vsav FINE POTATOES. PER PK. .................... but
FANCY swear porn-gas PER PK. .................
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. IAIT NORWALK. 61'.
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MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
OPENS OCT. 4
UNWED GROCERY COMPANY.
20 NORTH MAIN OT. i
80. NORWALK, GT. ‘
TIL... 2H.
Classes in
sockksspiua TELEGRAAWY v
worm-man MECHANICAL. ohawma - ....
TYPEWRITING “1 sNGLiaH camellia .
A corps of execllcnt teachers. up to- data mother“.
and A Victim
on reboot are . v. Jpn“
MERRILL 8 PENALTIES. _. “
Sand for Content“ and Enrollment'llnnk.‘ . g . .rI. .
M. A. MERRILL. Principal. SouthINi/iitwllk. an...
the first department “radio to on.
'1 ho furniture was remo Veda ,
is a small Insurance on tvhe build nl.
TEUTONIG TWO ‘DAYB LAT
NEW YORK. Septoiiibcr 23.~—-Two
days later than her scheduled- time.
the White Star Line steamer Teutonic
arrived here today front Liverpool.
The dolay was caused by a flaw iii the
summer‘s crank shaft. which was
found before the vessel sailed from
the other attic. and a new shalt. wait
substituted in place of the tmporicct
one.
cvcncnuu CORNH'IR can.
swccr corneas. mt 1-K...
omens. no Pk. ‘
tenuous. put at.
JOSELOFF‘S
FIRE IN WESTPORT.
The residence of William 1’. Doors.
on Sylvan avenue. Westoort. was par-
tially destroyed by tire yesterday
morning, and only prompt action by
Goal hilarity.
People who pay a lot of money
for Coal want it right—in qual-
ity, weight and everything that
given value. ,
VOLUNTICI ".00”. "I
i .
Our cil‘orta are always in that
direction, as we know we cannot 2 CAN. MILK. . i;
rctam customers unless we keep a ””3“me l"
i".
up to the high mark we have cs-
GIIAM organ
tahlishcd. . i ,
. Our Coal burns right because
it’s built that way. Our weightii
are right-«our service 111 0. K.
l‘liclicrriccollua
2 ratio.
i W
. “and...“ ‘
For stamina ital
Norwalk Chronicler