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61 WASHINGTON OT.
Local NEWSM
Miss Elizabeth Corbett is quite ill
at her home. .
George R. Bylngton, of New York,
was in town today.
——Spccial for Fall Opening Sale. Out-
ing flannel blankets, 49c pr., worth 75c.
M. S. Smith 8: Co. .
Letter Carrier Elblrt W. Clark is
enjoying a day off today.
The Hospital Whlst Club has pre
sented the hospital with a dozen pil-
low cases. . ‘
(l. H. Goodrich and Edward Wil-
kinson are in Cuba,‘ where they will
spend a month.
—Roasting pork and pork chops,
14c lb Hayes.
Miss Maude Coley, of Norwalk. re-
turned home Wednesday front a visit
with friends in Southport.
R. G. Wylie, at Bridgewater, Mass.
is spending a short vacation as the
guest of Samuel McGowan.
A regular business meeting of En—
reka Rebekah Lodge was held last
evening in the lodge rooms in Wash-
ington street.
—Mourningwbands. O'Brien's.
The midweek prayer service will be
held Thursday evening at 7:45 o’clock.
in the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
The subject will be The One Message.
Miss Claire M: Ryder. clerk at the
Norwalk office or the sclwtmen, has
returned from a very pleasant week's
visit with her sister, in Springfield,
Mass. ’ ‘ ,'
——Grcat Kalli Opening Sale opens
Sat. Sept. 30th at M. S. Smith 6': Co.‘s.
The Farther Lights' Society will
hold a rcgular meeting Monday night
at 7:45 o’clock. The subject will be
"Judson." and the leader will be MlSS
Adams.
Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M.. held a
regular business meeting last evening.
after which a very pleasant banquet
was enjoyed. The attendance at the
meeting was good.
—- Spring chickens, 20c. lb. Hayes.
On Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock
the missionary meeting will bc lit-id
in the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
The topic will be Africa. and the load-
t-r will bc Mrs. Drake, -
Spot-iai harvest homo services will
be held in the Smith Not-walk ltaptist
Church. Sunday. October ii. The Deck
cr Club will give a harvest borne din-
ner on \l’cdncsday, October 11.
~-—Frcslt hams, 12% 1b.. Sausage, 10t-
lb, Haycs.
'l‘hc auntutl meeting of tho Ladics'
Visiting lioard of the Norwalk llospi»
lal will he held on Monday evening
at 3 o'clock. at the hospital, to elect
ofliccrs and to hear the annual reports
Next ’l‘ut-sda evening. lhc.Woman‘s
Guild of Tris Church will resume
its mcctiugs for the your. A full
attendance is requested at 7:80. New
business of importance will he brought
up.
Pride 01' t‘ourt Narrult ('lrclc, Fort
esters of America, are planning to give
a dancc on Halloween. October til.
'l‘hc (llrt-Io Insets on tho srcoutl and
fourth chnt-sday evenings of each
month.
~~v(7rnfut it Knapp hats. ()‘liricn's.
The visit of members of Louisa
Lodge tho tllga Lodge. Daughters of
litrmuu. at Bridgeport. plannrd for
last cvculng. did not tnko place. all
many of the mcnibcrn wot-c Illliillll‘ to
attend.
tit-rvlct-x will he held at usual at tho
ticrmun Evangelical Lutheran Church
in North Main alretvl, tomorrow event
log at it p, m. ficrvittcs will In- con-
ducted by the Itev. John 1‘. limit. of
thmi’ortl.
south Noi'wnik linpllat collage pray
or meetings ncxl wank will hit hold as
follow: Monday. Mrs, HII'Vt'ilii. 17
River «trot-i. Norwnlk; 'i'ucmlur. Mr.
Beirut-cat. Hmlthvlllt»; l-‘rluav, Mrs.
Rounders. 20 Ann atrt'ol. Wednesday
the "Hill! study clitiut will mom with
H. 1’. Morgan. Went street.
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A N07!!! DAM! LADY.
1 will send free with full Instruc-
tions. some of thin clients preparation
for the cure of Maccabees, Ulcers-
tlcn, Displacements. Felling of the
Womb, Bccnty .ir Painful Periods. To
more or drawing. not Flutter. Denim
to Cry. Creeping feeling at; the “pins.
Pain in the Book. and all female trou-
him. to all leading address. To moth.
m of calming «to him i will or
plain c handouts . one Treatment.
1' you decide to mucus it will only
mi about is coats n wool: to guaran-
tee a euro. 1 do not Mill to sell you
anything. Tell other cadm- of it.
glint in 0133,0316 Address, In. I.
amnion, ,
thrc Dull. ind.
on titti ill for (lady
II Ali‘WAYi‘t RUIN. YOU DAN
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AUTOMOBILE iNBUBANOE
WI WILLAggNO YOU.
Copyright 1905 by
Hart Schtli'ncr 6r Marx
Hayes.
Mrs. Addie Payne, of New York, who
is on route. for Providence to visit her
son. who is a recruiting officer there.
is to spend Sunday as the guest of.
Mr. and Mrs. W. '1‘. Raymond. at their
home, "The Maples." Rnwayton.
On Thursday evening in Trinity
Church the Girls' Friendly Society
will meet in the Sunday school room
of Trinity Church at 7:45 o‘clock. 'l‘he
rector will address tlic mcmbcrs anti
plans for the year‘s work will be dis-
cussed. All are urged to be present.
At'ior a vacation or scvural months
the Minislorlng Children's League of
Grace parish took up their work for
the fall and winter today. This year
a change of hour will be tried. and the
League is going to meet at 2:30 p. to.
instead of at 10 in the morning. it
is proposed to introduce some new
features into the work which will
make it chn more interesting than
heretofore.
A meeting of the oillcers and exccu-
tivc committee of tho ltankcra“ Assoc-
iation of Connccticut was bold yes-
terday at Meridcn. Charles it}. Hoyt.
of the South Ntll'Willk Trust Company.
was in attendance. Lunch was served
at the Home Club. after which Alumni
Chamberlain took llil‘ party for a
drive about the t'il). Mr. t‘liambcrlalu
was circled dclcgatc to the national
tl'pnvcntion to be held in Washington.
., C.
. ----- lluulapdcrbics. 0' liricn's
H. t‘. liaggorty. .l. 1“. Smith. ti. Her-
bert Potter, liobcrt Mather. W. Web-
hor. (1. E. Pcndlcton. Darwin Strauss.
W, A. t.‘iapp, i". A. ilunklcmanu, S. E.
(‘ogglns. H. (i. Ackcrman. 11. K.
lilakcalec, W. M. Hmlgc, Miss: Lucile
Hodge. New York: .1. it. Itidcr, South
Not-walk; W. A. t‘untphcll, l‘hicago;
icorgo ll. Potter. l";tuilu'idgc, Walter
A. 'l‘abblls, ilcnvor; .I, ll. (iary. Lott-
isvillc: (loot-go lv‘. Stuck. ()rangc; C.
M. Iicuucy. 1‘. li. Hall, .11. ii. Stokes.
Albany; ’1‘. 8. Young. l'hllatlt-lphin; W.
S. liraincrd. Now liavcn; \V. ’1‘. Owen,
Meridcn: l". A. Marlon, litislon, were
at the Hotel Clifford ycsturday.
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relapsing.
Paying Your
Bills with Check
m
NEAT CHECK-IOOKO FURNIBHID
FRI! TO DEPOSITORO IN THE
GENERAL BANKING IDEPT.
The
South Norwalk
Trust 00.
m that Marlo
Saturday and Monday.
Every Little Bit Helps, Keep it hit-
tic Cosy Corner in Your Heart for
Me. When the Beer Are In the Hive.
Elie Waits by the Deep Blue Sea. in
Vacation Time Goodbye Sweet Marie.
ding Me in him. I Wonder if You
was Me. Where is Mavournccn To
night. In the flhudc of the 01d Apple
Tree, and continuum era.
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n-..“ . . “Lon..-“
ad
for this season. .
Both single and double-breasted cut, coats long and
full, wide collars and lapels, deep center vents in back;
trousers full peg-top; quite the natticst model ever designed
especially for young men.
In oyster gray, the new soft shade in narrow and widc~
walc worsted, as well as in mixtures and black thibet.
$15 to $25
Others as Low as $8.50
Fall top coats, raincoats, hats and furnishings are all
in and ready for you.
Fall wears for boys are ready too.
Get a C & K or Volk Hat, $2.00 and $3.00.
When you think of grain
think 01' Match.
OPENS
Shorthand,
Typewriting,
appointed school are
M. A. MERRILL, Principal.
During the Invbctwoen season, when
It is not cold enough to put up your
parlor heater or light your furnace,
you should have one of the Puritan
smokeless 011 heaters, sold by A. .1.
Collins in Company. ’l‘hecs heaters are
absolutely safe and reliable. and so
. simple a child can operate them. See
, 0
’V '| SH'
. a rsrty u its.
Here we shcw one of the 'Varsity models for young
men. (Stylish is a weak word to describe this snappy model
Some people may think that cats are cats. but there
is a difference. if you will lualSl on having grain from
our place, you will get good old clean outs of the best
grade/.1 If your animal could speak you Would learn
that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You
may destroy the good health and appearance of your
horse by a little lndlaerence regarding his feed.
- wk}! .Buy Oats Thats Clean. ‘ 'r
unkind. man
Classes in
Bookkeeping, Telegrpphy,
Mechanical Drawing,
English Branches.
A corps of excellent teachers, up-to-date methods, and a well-
Merrill Specialties.
'Scnd for Catalogue and Enrollment Blank.
The Isle of the old Well
owned by John Warren to Patriotism
mated through the agency of J. M.
Layton. Mr. Brophy was formerly In
the laundry business here.
———'l‘he largest variety corsets. all to
receive special It ., price for Fall Op.
' ’ smith d: (30.
I : Sale. M.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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OCT. 4-. .
, South Norwalk, Conn.
At the morning acrvlce tomorrow.
at Trinity Church. ltcv. ltomlily I".
ilunipltrlcs. the rector, would like to
reach the ears of every member of
the parish. if possible. lite will speak
on The Needs anti Opportunities of
Parish Work. The monthly choral
services will be restarted at 7:30, The
rot-tor will commence a series or [wr-
inons on the Old Teutamont prophets
anti their messages to modern life.
Tomorrow evening the subject will
be The Place anti Work of “11‘ l’rophol
in the Community.
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MAIL WAGON DRIVERS STRIKE.
NEW YORK, September 30."‘"'I‘ill.’
strike of the drivers employed on llull-
ctl States mail wagons In this city.
which has been on for several wccks,
was settled today with an agreement
that the strikers return to work at
midnight tonight. An agent of the 1111-
lon announced today that the tuna
would receive advances ln wages of
21’» cents Il day for double teams and
in cents a day for single teams. which,
he said. wait a practical compliance
with the demands of the men. They
were also granted other concessions
regarding overtime.
some AMEHIGA countdown.
movmcur.
HAN. J. Chile, September 3am-
'i‘ltc commercial movement on the
“will coast of South America ht taking
a great impulse. The Ga and Brl~
Illill steamship companies are increas-
Ing the numbers of their steamers con-
nldt'l‘hllly. 'i‘cn new. large occult
steamers are expected to reach this
count out your.
TIMI TAIL! til-MM”.
on Sunday. October 8th, the new hill
and winter time table of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford road
will tails effect and autumn: twin!
will be discontinued and mum
been or my inward. , to
location m it will to ill tinned
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SCHOONER COBB CHRISTINED.
ROCKLAND, Mninc. September 30.
~~-~Mhts Martha 13. Cobb. daughter of
Governor William '1‘. Cobb. today
chrlstcned with dowrrs. a four-mauled
schooner with the name of her cou-
slu, Ruth B. Cobb. of St. Louis. The
launching party included Governor
Cobb and familyt Congressman Little-
ficld and the managing owner of the
now schooner M. V. lirewater. of Port
Jefferson L. I. A large party of peo-
ple from surrounding towns also wit-
nessed the launching which was in ev-
ery way successful. The vessel, which
was built til the yards of Cobb, Butler
It Colouring la designed especially for
the lumber trade. having a capacity
of 050,000 foot. like will he commis-
sioned by Captain 8. Fl. Hewitt. of
Brooklyn. N. Y. The Ruth '1‘. Cobb is
200 feet over all. 300 feet in breadth
and of 000 group tonnage.
COUNT CAZKY BEGIN/ID.
VIENNA, September tilt—Count Cla-
ity. president of the Upper House, of
the Hungarian Diet, was received In
audience by thc‘KIng-idmperor Francis
Joseph at the Holbur; today and a
long exchange of views followed. dur-
ing which the situation in Hungary
was fully thrashed out. Count malty
wait able to place the emperor in poll-
semdon of the real feelin 0’! the Mag-
yar nation and Indicate a line of ac-
tion most likely to lean to a common»
lite, which it is believed both sides
are now heartily desirous of reaching.
W
IUIZ OANAL TO. OPIN OO‘I'OIIR
PORT SAID. Milt. September to.
u—Tlie authorities ufdcinil announced
to-dtty that the canal will opened to
the train offll chins about October I."
"How are you coming on with your
new system of Illllitl' prediction”
"Well." answered the prophet 11W
“ii i tern
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Laundry ' ‘
phy and John R. Spencer was consum-‘
1 led cilia
readies bl,
’ Water Bottles
"I" ' . . and 2 .
’ fountain Syringes
We have incirecelved a lame
'assortment of water bottles and .
fountain syringes, that were use
ed by salesmen as samples.
These goods are somewhat soil-
cd, bttt quality is not injured.
See them In the window.
lite Olitfor‘d Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
m. can. in.
WWW”
Maples ti Goldsohmldl 00.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Slacks. 8011:: Erwin and
Cotton.
.. Own: A Corbett Ilcck. lo. Norwclk.
.W . ,,_ ...., W.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
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WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——Dul|
trading and very small price changes
made the opening dealings in the
stock market lhornghly uninteresting.
Gains of a point in Canadian Pacific
and Railway Steel Spring were the
only notable changes.
WALL STREET. 11 p, m.——Yieiding
of prices we: checked, btit there was
little encouragement offered to bid up
prices, and after the list rallied to inst.
night the general advance ceased.
Quite a handful of specialties moved
, widely enough to attract attention and
just, before 11 o‘clock the railroad
equipment and Reading stocks were
bought heavily. Tile Railway Stool
Spring stocks gained :1 points and Con—
solidattd Gas, Republic Steel old. in-
ternational Paper. American Car.
Pressed Stccl (.‘ar. Locomotive, United
States Rubber, Rubber Goods. Reading
anti lowu Central pfd. also advanced
.1 to 1 1-2. Reading First Mil. rose
3 34, and Colorado Fuel pfd. 2.
WALL S't itEE’l‘. Close—The indus-
lrials continued to advance but lhc
railroad list was stationary before the
appearance of the bank statement. All
items were a surprise and prices rc-
boundcd bttt only a fraction for rail-
road stocks. Several industriais rose
from i to 31.44 points. The demand was
not fully sustained and the closing
was rather dull and barely steady.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & Goldschmidt (30.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low. 1:80
Am Cup 84% RH; 84% 8V5;
Am C & l" (‘0 36% 38 36% 37%
Am Cot Oil 293/. 3055 29% 30%
Am ice 27% 27V; 27% 2711’;
Am Loco 132% 541/. 52% 541,-}.
Am Smelt 127% 127% 127% 127%.}
Am Sugar 130% 1397i. 1393i; 1397;.
A '1‘ & 8 Fe 897i. 9014; 897.}; 90%
Rollo & Ohio 112 112% 112 1120i;
ll‘klyu it '1‘ 7253 72% 72% 72%
Chcs & Ohio 58% 58"}; 58% 58-13
Chi & N W 215 216 215 216
Ch Gt West 21% 21% 2114. xiv;
Cli M & St P 181% 182% 181% 1821/.
001 it‘ & 1 451,4, 40% 45% 4616
001 South 28% 28% 381A. 28%
Con Gas 18% 187 184% 187
Eric 00% 507.4. 130% 507i.
Erie 1st pf 82 821.4 82 82%
(lea I‘llcc lflllfi 181% 181% 181%
ill (‘culrnl 182% 183 132 183
Lou & Nash 156% 165% 154% innit.
Mei St Ry 125% 126% 125% Unit.
Mex Cent 24 24% 24 211 'A
M K it 'I‘ 24% 34% 341/. 31%
M K & '1‘ of 69% 11914; 69% 69%
Mo Pacific 100% 106% 105% 1057i.
Nat Lead 47 47% 47 471,4
N Y Central 149% 4301/. 4591/. 150
Norf & West 8574. 86 857,1, 86
(Int it Wset 55% 55% 55% 55%
Pat: Mall 45 40% 45 45%
Penn It It 143% 144 143% 141
Poo Gas 103% 104 10314 104
Reading ' 122% 12374. 12214. 123%
Read lsl pf 91% 97 91% 90
Rep Steel 23% 241A 23% 24%
Rock Island 331,4. 33% (toil. 33%
Rub floods 3874i 38%. 3874. 3814.
South Part 091/. 09% 69% “91/;
Sea ity Co 30% 37% 38% 37%
Son lty Co‘ of 100% 100% 1001.4 100%
Tenn (1 II: t 86% 87% 8an 87%
Texas Pac 35% 357A. 30% 3574.
Union i’ac 132% 133% 132% 1331/.
U 8 Rubber 110% 50% 56% built.
11 iii Steel 3774. 38% it'll/i. 118%
1111 111991 of 104% 105% 104% 10514.
Wabash 23% 23% 23%; 23%
Wabash pf 42%. 421/. 42% 42%
West. [in Tel 93% 93% 93% 931/.
Witt Cent 30% 30V. 30% 30%
Reserved, increase. $2,204,1im
Reserves U 8, Increase. 82.10.1454
Loans, decrease, $1,310.8ll0
acacia. increase, 31.051300
Legal Tender, increase. 3470.700
Deposits. decrease. 82,730,700
Circulation, tncreaae. 8363.800
NEW YORK UPHOLO‘I‘ERIRB’
STRIKE
NEW YORK. September 30.»~About
1,000 upholsterera, employed in twen-
ty shops of the Interior Decorators and
Cabinet Makers‘ Association. struck
yesterday to enforce a demand for an
advance of 50 cents a day. Several
the workmen. granted the Increase.
RIOINT AARIVALO or VIM“.
NEW YORK. Huntsman Ilia-Arriv-
ed: steamer New York. from Benth-
am ten and Charcoal!- . .
YORK. 3011mm sawmill.
independent firms have. according to .
OUR
in, titan anti;
” Suits illl’ , Men
‘Are uncommonly good clothes. They make a permanently
favorable impression upon the wearer and upon those who
see them worn.
YOU are cordially invited to inspect our showing :‘0‘5
Clever Clothes.
' ‘. , ,1. ‘ W! ‘l
rt:
New Fall lasts in stylish, comfortable and durable Shoes
for Men. A
SELLECK & . PRICE, -
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington St. South Nor-walk.
Telephone Call 324-2.
At Dibble’s. Grocery]
Butter. Holding the price down, and holding the quality iii?"—
25c pound. . r
Clover Hill Prints, fresh lot, 28c. . . .
Norway Mackerel, new catch, bright and right; Just 111p! new
lot, reduced price; now go each; 3 fish, 25c.
Will sell Pillsbury Flour. Saturday, at 80c.
Offer 01d Oats—heavy grain. about 40 lbs. to bushel, $1.16 bag.
Whole White Wheat; have sonic of this, the best that has come
to market for a long time. $2.00 bag.
. Celery. Cauliflower, Green Tomatoes, Green‘Peppers, Red Pep-
pers. Purest Cider Vinegar. Mixed Spices, Pickling Onions.
Hubbard Squash, Boston Marrow Squash.
Fresh Eggs that are fresh. true and sure, 36c dozen. Warranted
good Eggs at 28 and 320 dozen.
Spectal-bargains 0n Pears.
SHALL HAVE A FEW BASKETS OF GOOD CANNING ‘PEARS OAT.
Will sell at 55c basket. Hope to serve you. ,
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
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"zottsi’en‘u... sitar $1.637 ‘
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FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PER P K., ................... “209
POTATOES, PER PK., .................... . ........... ..............200
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
20 non-m mm or. to rear 07.
. own. or. ~ I ‘ cur NORWAL or.
m N K’ ' ' TIL. git—4.
TEL. 2H
REMEMBER. WE CARRY A LA ROE AND FRESH STOCK OF VI»
LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HYPO LIQUID HARDNER .AND
RE'DEVELOPER. r;
REMEMBER, WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VII-0X.
N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND RE~DEVELOPER.
We Handle Eastman Film Exclusiveiu
W. P. BEERS’ ”A ‘
lookullo ‘Otatloncr Engraving KOdlkl Film Puke and Camera 011”".
40 Wall TL stimuli: ' ' 0 to. Main 0c. 00. Nomlll.
‘ Telephone Connection.
SNAPPER BLUES. WEAKFIIH. - ‘ I
BUTTERFIBH. SOFT BHILL CRAIG. ”I
BONTO MACKEREL. LONG OLAMI. I
STEAK COD.
BLUEFIBH.
ROUND OLAM'O. "
OREINPORT OYITIRO.
eutbnre Bridge, Fish Market,
m. too-— iritu activator.
“Clocks, Skirts' and 1mm ' cry
' from the maker.
It will run you flurry For Cent 0 the Dollar.
We puarnnfu a perfect f.’
The Fair Cloak and Fur
ll WAOIIINOTON OTIII'I‘.
Store,
a. 2
It’s allover town. They say Raymond has the best Coal, ‘ A
heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the bar
but stock. But don't take our word for it. Try a load
it to your cwh'sstisfucticn. Not much risk iii that.“ If it’s it
give us a chance at your Winter’s Coal. We are hm
0.1mm Harri . ,
Norwalk Chronicler