to; “as... ‘
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FRESH PM or ‘
LAN ME’ S
b1 waouiNo'ron or.
local 11ch Notes
Read
Winter Furs at Dickerman's.
the ad.
Blankets and comfortables at Col-
lins'. Road the ad.
Large assortment of trimmed hats
at Miss 'l‘lllotson‘s. See ed.
A regular. business meeting of But-
ler Lodge, 1. O. 0. F., was held last
evening.
A regular business meeting of Beth-
any Guild of Trinity Church was held
yesterday.
The Girls’ Friendly Society, of Trin
ity Church. will meet in the Sunday
school room to-night. .
South Norwalk Conclave, Improved
order of Hcptasophs, held a routine
meeting last evening.
Dent’s Gloves, pettlcoats and velvet
finish flannel are interesting specials
in the Read ad.'today.
Lewis H.,Nash has, sold a piece 01'
property atthe corner of High and
Summit streets to,.lohn H. Light.
Thomas 1. Raymond, who was hurt
by falling down stairs recently. was
able to be at his office again today.
Tomorrow, according to all the old
superstitions. ought to be a very un-
lucky day. it is Friday, the thirteenth.
When your 1on needs new clothes
take him to Rogers & Stevens.
clothes will stand all sorts of boyish
stunts.
One candidate was ballotcd upon
by Norwalk Lodge. ii I’ 0. 1d,. at II
meeting held in Elks Hall, last even
ing.
Special offerings at‘ the Udolman
stores. Gent's, 126 Washington street:
ladies', 33 South Main street. See ad.
in this issue.
—Household Furniture Auction. 24
Elizabeth St. Saturday Oct. 14th 10
a. to.
Frank L. Olmsteatl the well-known
\oter.inary was taked from his homo
in South Norwaik to the Hospital.
for treatment, this morning.
Miss Helen Duane, of New York.
who has been sojourning in the Berk-
shires, is now the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Wood, oi Norwalk.
A special meeting of the Norwalk
Fire Department. to make arrange—
mcnts for the grcnt fair. will be bold
tomorrow night at thc’Maiu strccl
tire house.
A mccting of the Ollicrrs‘ Assoola»
lieu of the South Norwalk Fire Do-
partmcnt will be held tomorrow evcn-
ing at the rooms of the South Nor~
walk Fire ol’licc.
A meeting of tho Pastor's Helpers:
will be hcltl at the close of the prayer
meeting tonight at the south Nor~
walk Baptist church to hear the report
of thc nominating committee.
it is reported that a well-known
young Norwalk drug elcrk. employed
not for from the corner of Wall and
Main streets, is contcmpiating II jour-
ney «In the matrimonial sea. The
young man. in queuiionis not saying
much, but grins vcry affably when
the subject is mentioned,
The r‘uirilcld county commissioners
will come to Not-walk tomorrow for the
purpose of receiving llctnuo applica-
tions. ’I‘hcir scallion will be held in
the town court room in Wall street.
and dealers not applying at that ““10
IIle be obliged to make application at
tho coIIIIIIlasioIIera' oiiicc in Bridge
port. The commissionom will be here
from to II. 111. until :1 p. m
A meeting of the Sons of ilcrmau
was recently held. at which a com-
mittee was appointed to act in con-
.iunctlon with a committec of members
of Louise Loom. [)flllilllllii‘il of liar-
mun. for their annual ball and outer.
lolnmcat, to be held in Arlon liall on
October 30. This will ho a strictly
invitation affair. Momma-II of Siam:
ford. Bridgeport and Woslpuri lodges
of both IlaIIghII-ru and Sons will be
invited. 'l'hc committct- comprlucu
John Ncugchaucr, Richard Nollclt.
Anton Happier, llcnry Krclter. {than
ion Woloiermonn.
wan-Wm m
PRIIIDINT DRINKER iNoTALLID
BETHLEHEM. I'm, Oct. lit.~«iica
ry litu‘rgls Drinker was III-day lmdaii
ed It! president of thc imhlgh llnlvor-
ally and ground was broken for the
new Drown Memorial Hall. which will
be erected to commemorate the mem.
cry of Thomas M. tlmwn. late presi-
dent of tho University.
TROY CHURCH DAMAGED.
TROY. N. “1., October l!.~—-Fire to»
Inf badly damaged St. John II Iiipioctr
no church and practloall destroyed
the wish limits it lot ought gIlI‘NI
Ii
electric wires caused the tire.
loss is estimated at 850.000.
“.4“...
m7 "AA [If All”
that we no a full low of Voloir. Al»
burns. “grand other photo Plum:
RIM.
Their i.
shroud-Ito gIWIIANGI
w: wII.I.,o,oNo vcu.
NEW YORK L FE IN MISSOURI.
Insurance commissioner Van pivot- to
Listen “Arguments From counsel.
var?“ LOUIS. Oat. 1a—w. D Van Di-
,.
souri, ill meet 1“. N Judson, attorney
for the New York Life insurance Oom-
pany.a at the Southern Hotel today and
will listen to whatever arguments Mr.
Judson may advance in opposition to
the expressed intention of Mr. Van
{liver to oust the New York Life from
be state unless it shall refund to its
policyholders all the money which it
has spent for political campaign pur.
poses.
Mr. Van Diver said last night that
Governor Folk would be present at
the conference.
Attorney Judson went to Jefferson
City yesterday to see Mr. Van Diver.
on learning that the commissioner
had left the capital for St. Louis he
filed a written protest against the com
templated action of the insurance de~
partment. A copy of this protest was
forwarded to Mr. Van Diver.
The document sets forth the with
ion of Mr. Judson that the commission
or would have no legal right under the
statutes to exclude a lite insurance
company from the state on the
grounds alleged in Mr. Van Divers
letter to President McCall. It furth-
or states that even should a right ex-
ist it would be unwise to take action
against one company while others
were still permitted to transact busi-
ness in the state.
JAPANESE PLANS IN KOREA.
Minister Hayaohl Commands the Pro-
jected Scheme of a Protectorate.
SEOUL. Oct, 12.——Japanese Minister
Hayashi started for Toklo today for
the purpose of consulting the govern-
ment and elder statesmen. Minister
Hayashi recently commended the doc-
laration of a Japanese protectorate ov-
er Korea as the only means of making
effectual Japanese projects in Korea.
, It is probable that the coming confer-
ence will definitely decide the politi-
cal status oi Korea The Japanese
are anxious to obtain a hold on affairs
before the return of representatives
of Russia and the impending confer-
ence, together with the absence of
British and Italian ministers on a vav
cation. encourage the local iapanosc
to believe that eventually all the for
eign legations will be withdrawn from
Scotti and that the diplomatic, busi
ness of Korea will be handled alto-
gether In Tokio. The emperor and
court officials are much worried over
the present turn of affairs, more cs-
peclally as they cling to thclr national
representation abroad and to the resi-
dencc of foreign ntiulstcrs at Seoul as
the last vcstige of their vanishing in-
dependence.
FAILED TO IDENTIFY MEN.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Oct. 12.——~
Sheriii' Sidney F). Hawlcy, of Fairlicld
County. Conn. and Capt. Gcorgc ll.
Arnold, of the ‘tielcctlve bureau of
Bridgeport. Conn. failed to identity
Lionel McCchIry and Frank A. Harsa-
low. who were re-arrostcd ycsterday
as the men who won» wanted in that
city for swintlling and fraudulent rcp«
rcsentations. Sheriff linwlcy said
positively that they were not the men
he wanted. Freed on that charge
McCleary and Barsalow Wt'l‘t‘ input»
(liately arrested in the court room for
the New Haven, (lonn., police, who
want them on charges of obtaining
money through false prctcnces. They
were arraigned at once, pleaded not
guilty and gave bail in the sum of $500
each. The New HaVI-n police have
been notified.
OOLDER WEATHER IN FEVER 3EC~
TION.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. lav-Still
colder weather. IlIc mcrcury going to
58 at New Orleans and under 40 in
many other placcs, with frost in the
middle section of thc state, today ill-
crcaaed the protuIbillly of the early
extinction of yellow fever throughout
Louisiana and Mississippi, the two
states which have hccn Infested since
last August. Reports today are gon-
orally. encouraging.
FOR SAFETY
AND
CONVENIENCE
DEPOSIT
in the Central Banking De-
paIluIcut oi the
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Add pay vour bIlls by Check.
W
“.4. ....._......
Sale of“
Football Goods
NMWIII. It lit.
IONMIIN ‘Itmnlouiii mo
WWW . .mo
drapes commissioner of idle“
. «old time. will be charred o recorery
your boy hora.
ouch a suit no you
ought to.
Handoomo Rania
Suite for
taco.
blue serge, $2.50 to
When no needs new clothes, bring
We'll fit him out: to
that will wear on long as you think It
little fellow.
otyleo, modestly priced from $2.50 to
Norfolk and 2-pleoe oultl for boyl
up to 10 and up to all kinds of stunts
that tell on clothoo.
wish him to wear,
It and Eton Blouse
the latent
i
Mixture: and
$8.00.
Long-trouser: Suite for big boys that 'are right up to
the minute in stylefQGJiO to $15.00.
Boye' and Children's Hats,
Caps and Toma: Waioto,
Shirts and Neeltwoar; Underwear and Hosiery.
ABOUT QUALITY.
When buying Oats,
think it will pay you to
is worth it.
We can give you these requisites.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
We are ncar~just as far
as the ncarcst letter-box
or telephone.
It may cost a little more (perhaps not) but it
Hay and Feed don't you
consider quality?
so
MANUEL T. HATCH.
When you think of
Grain. tlllnk of Hatch.
REMEMBER WE GARRY A LAREE AND FRESH STOCK. OF VE
LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AN
RE- DEVELOPER.
REMEMBER, WE CARRY A LARGE
D HYPO LIQUID HARDNER AND
AND FRESH STOCK or VELOX,
N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND REDEVELOPER.
We Handle Eastman Film Exclusivelll
W. P. BEERS’
Booksellers, Stationery, Engraving, Kodako, Film Packs and Camera Supplies
o 80. Main 8b. Bo. Narwalk.
qupphono Connection.
49 Wall Eh, NONIIR.
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Wants 50 Young‘ Men
it) [com Bookkeeping.
Shorthand. lypewrlting.
THE DEMAND FOR COMPETENT YOUNG MEN EXOEEDB THE
NUMBER ORADUATED TEN TO ONE.
THERE IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE YOUNG MEN.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
ENROLL NOW.
M. A. MERRILL, Prim, South Norwllk
ROOSEVELTwLANOE. "1 “IIIIIIIW‘I"
(‘HICAGQ Oct. 12.'~Antitc Roma'-
vcll, a second cousin of President
Roosevelt. will be married to Miss
Adelaide 1“. [stage this evening at the
residence of Dr. I). .i. lioliiugcr.
POOTMABTER AT SOUTH LYME.
WASHINGTON, October I2.--i.~lyl-
water 8. Champion was ltMilty ap-
pointed fourih claua postmaster at
south Lyme. Conn.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, NIL, Probate
Court. October lllli, A. 1).. “105.
lactate of Sarah Andreas talc of Nor-
wulit in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the ills-
trlct of Norwullt. hath limited and iii.
lowed IdIr. inonthu from tho dulc horcv
oi. for the creditors of said ENIRII' to
exhibit their claim for nttillonit‘tli.
”them who neglect to present their
accounts. propcrtly attested within
mild than, will be dcbsrred It rot-ovary
.tii perilous indebted to said Efllhiti
are requested to iualto immediate pay
meat to
JACOB M. LAY'i‘ON.
Executor.
01249-20
District of Norwalit on.“ 5Probate
Court July 11th A. 1).,15.
Estate of Agnes Ii. YOI‘RO late of
Norwoilt. in said District deceased.
The Court of groom for the Dis
trict of Not-walla has limited and III
lowed six months from the data here-
at for the creditors of said solute to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
one who neglect to present their
accounts. propertl situated. within
All persons moon .to cold iterate
are requested to out immediate pay»
instill/o
hm,“ A. WWW
“Iron. thaw
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D. O.
oil-1MB BLANCH! I. A! 01‘.
Disaster
i
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In'é'WEKESIIoiTs
said N
stranger. watching a workman spread
II carpet from the church door to the
curb, "that's the high road to heaven
you're fixing there." “No." replied the
luau "this to merely a bridal path.”~—~
l’ililndclphia Press.
SPECIALS
VOLUNTEER FLOUR, PER IAO, “a
3 CAN! Mil-KI 2M
3 OANI IARLY JUNE PIAI. 256
2 PKOI. ORIAM OP WHEAT. 206
A. STULL,
54 comer. AVENUE,
aas'r spawns. cour-
2158.
best Granulated Sugar
NR
JOSH-Ores
“a ‘N‘ m. :N- ’30- Remit
" m not
”any
, . . ._ .
You can always depend upon
our stock of Toilet Goods to sup-
‘ply your demands at all times.
The following staple articles are
of exceptional value and always
in evidence in our store:
Perfumes. imported and do-
mestic: Toilet Soap, Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hair
Brushes, Manicure Requisites,
Complexion Creams and Lotions,
Flash Powders, Toilet Waters, etc.
lhe Oliiiord Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TIL. can. In.
Wow-mom
Maples a Ooldscilaildt Go.
Hammerstein)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Smoke. 30:11“: 2min and
Cotton.
Owen: A Corbett Bleak. Bo. Norwlllt.
TODAY lN wAIII. eraser ‘
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. tIt.—-—'l‘he
majority of stocks opened It fraction
lower than last. night. on a moderate
volume of dealings but St. Paul and
the Pacific were conspicuous excrp
tions A number of other rromlncnt
stocks were also higher. St. Paul op-
ened up 5-8 and the general list show-
ad evidence of support immediately
after the opening.
WALL STREET, 11 a. nI.~—Stocks
were sold heavily and the market do
either] with aortic precipitancy after the
, list had risen to a good fraction above
yesterday's c.losing Pressure was of
a general character and widely dis-
tribulod. losses ranging from 1 1-2
to 3 were sustained in a long list of
stocks. (‘hicago Terminal pfd. madc
an early rise of 2 KS and Locomotivc
and Steel Foundries also rosc l.
WAL i. STREET. noon ——When the
selling pressure subsided prices chc
bid up again Reading and Amalgamat
cd Copper rising to a fraction above
yesterday tht former on very largo
transactions The general recovery
was not completed anti trading fell in-
to semi-stagnation. .Bonds were ir-
regular. '
WAl I. STREET 1 p m.«- interest
in the malket abated considclably at
tor the rally and business fell off to
nominal proportions.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private woes of
’i‘he Maples &' (Ioldschmidt Co, Com
mission Brokers. Swartz 8: Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 1n3.
WW
OHAROID WITH TAKING IRIIE.
MORTON October 12.-—~'l‘lmothy .1.
Swift, IIIaiilitIuIt custodian of the Fed-
cIIIl iiuiidlng. in this city. was to- day
held for the action of the United
accepting it bribe United States Com
tIIlnsloner Hitlo fixed bonds at $8. 000,
which were furnished. It is alleged
that Swift In his capacity as assistant
custodian gave out. advance informa-
tion in connection with the placing of
contracts for supplies.
ro~ RIVIIIT IATTLIFIILD.
Colonel Henry (3 Morgan. assistant
Quartermaster general, will leave on
Saturday for Gettysburg, where he
will be one of those who will inspect
the designs and models of the mark-
oro which are to be placed on the
field in the famous any meal. Coin
Intel Morgen woo a mom I- of the
Twelfth United States infantry at that.
time and he will be one of the more
radiative: of his regiment at the la-
auction on Tender and Wednesday
ext week.
Wan-nib t
, GOLD PROM EUROPE. ’
ORR. October 1!. - 'l‘lto
duo..."
1%me d which
have with .‘ t rim ._ in u
i you mw'hi. '3
$15, $18, $20 and i
Suits hr 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 iiispcct‘our showing of
Clever Clothes.
New Fall lasts in stylish, comfortable and durable Shoes
for Men. 3»
SELLEGK a silica,
9§ Washington St. . South Norwalk.‘
Telephone Call 324-2.
m
20 lbs. Granulated Sadat Si. 00
TUBE Ros: FLOUR ............................... . ...... per bag. are
‘PILLSBURY’S FLOUR ........................ per barrel, $6; per bag, 7110
VERY BEST BUTTER ........ . ............................ pound, 2M
EXTRA QUALITY TEA, black or mixed, regular 40c; now ..... ..pouod. 200
r WW3 lnclu 5,-
Open. High. Low 1:30
Adult Cop 84 841,; 831:. Min
Am (1‘. (c lt‘ Co 371,11. 37% 301i; :lii’.
Am (‘ot Oil 31 ill 30 30
Am Loco 59 6053 all 00
Am Smelt. 1271/. 127% 126% 127-35
Ant Sugar 139 130%... 138% 139%
A 'I‘ & S l-‘c SKI-i; 881,53 87% hTOiI
.-I 'l‘ a s F pt lot 101 103% 1031/,
Built) & Ohio 112k; “2% ill-"ii 1121’s
li’kiyn R 'l‘ 70% 707... 70:3, 70%
(‘llt‘s & Ohio 501,4, 56% so 56%,.
llcl & Hud 21914 219% 213 219
Ch (it West 21% 21% 211,4 "
Ch M & St i’ 179%. 179% 1181.4. 1791/.
(YOI I" & I 45% 46 44%, .I%
(ihl a N W 215% 215% 214 215%
Eric 48% 48% 4771’. Mtg.
lion Misc 179% 179% 1790’. 179%
Ill Ct'llll‘ill 179% 179%- 178‘4 179
Lou & Nash 151 151% 150% 151%,
Manhattan 1051/; Icon. 1051.9 1051/2
Mct 8t Ry 12mg 120 125 125%
Mcx (‘cnt 21% 24% iii-”ii. 24%
M K ti: '1‘ .‘I2 321/. 311/, 111%
M K K; T of O7 67% 67 07%
Mo Pacific. 103 1031;. 1027A 103%
Net Load 45% to 45% .o
N Y Control 148% Hill/g 147% 148
Norf a West 85% 813% 8474. till/II
Out A West Lilli. 531/; 53 Mil/f; '
i’ac Mail 45% 45% . .. 45%
Pratt It it may. 143% 142% 143%
Pro this lOZ‘I'II. 103 102% 108
Reading 121 121% 1201/. 121%
Rep Steel 24 24% 237.1. 24%
Rock island 38 33V. 32% 32%
South PM 68% 08% 67% 68%
Son Ry (lo 33% 35% 35 35%
’I‘onn (‘- di I R511. 80% 851.4 bum
'l‘oxaa i’uc iliili. 34% 341/. 34%
Union Pitt: 131% till-4.130% 131%
ii 8 Rubber 01% 51% 50% Ill,
ii bl Slot-I 371/. 37% ii? 37%
ll 8 Slccl pl. 103% 104 I...“ 104
Wohuuh 2i in. 2i M. 20% 1w 'Ill
Wabash pf 41% 41% ill/t Ill/I
Wcid Iln Tel 113% 03% 02% 921’»
Will (lent. 30% 30% dill/I 30%,
Staten Grand Jury on the charge of .'
,“N
au’
mined Ft“- buotio' for somethln' when
T
Still Pursuing The Elusive Dollar
Twenty Basket: of ride Pear: for canning or other-purposes. Will make
a’opocial price of 60c basket. Saturday. Good size. Positively a bargain
chance. it you don't want so much a: a basket, will sell you what you
can use at be quart. Remember, 60c basket.
Muekmeiona, at So each, selling in some. place: at 8c Ind 100. , .
Grapes—An 8 lb. basket of Grapes for 22¢. ' , ‘1’“
A few nice Cauliflower: for sale Saturday, at about 180 each, a two also.
Cabbage. .
Celery. 5c Root. I
New Walnuts, 8c quart. * i ,
A few Home Raised Quincea. ,
Will have New Sweet Cider Satur day. Will be high grade, as is ulu‘al-
ly had here. be oh, or 20c gallon.
Oh. what Good Choose I have Just gotten in.
lover of Cheese will call It great. Ml Id and fine.
last all winter. Fine, fine,
18c lb
Hope to serve and pies!
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
Rich n butter. A true
Have bought enough to
.. ILA:I."
FULL LINE FRUIT VAND VEGETABLE8.. CRANBERRIES.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
20 NORTH MAIN ST. 49 PORT IT.
80. NORWALK. ET. ' IAIT NORWALK. OT.
TEL“ 204 TIL. 31H
HARD CRABS, LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPS, LONG AND ROUND
CIAMS, GREENPORT OYSTERS. BLUEFISH. WEAKFISH. SNAPPEB
BLUES GREEN SMEL'I‘ NATIVE EELS. BllT'l ERFISH, SALMON, FLAT-
FISH, STEAK COD ETC
LEAVE YOI R ORDERS HERE FOR HAND PICKED WINTER A!"
PLES. ‘ -.. mam
Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market
'rsl. toe-— FREE DELIVERY.
Buy Your
Clocks, Skirts and Millinery
from the maker.
II will save you Thirty Per cm an the Dollar.
We guarantee a perfect fit.
The Fair Cloak and For Store.
II WASHINGTON STREET.
n..-“
line You Heard the
It's all over town. They say Raymond has the best ,Coal. We
heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
best stock. ’liut don't take our word for it. Try a load and prove
tie your own satisfact Ion. Not touch risk in that. If it’s all right,
give us a chance at your Winter' 3 Coal. We are here to do helium.
Telephone 113- 3. ,
Raymon
THE WAY OF MAN. , ‘ _
t When a III'IIIII and his “WI“ fat:
0 go anyw are says a non
nor, he tells her to at out. III! to“
suit, fix the buttons at his
his cults. mood shoal. tlo‘
“It’s strange. ” remarked the cream
ologlst. discussing the researches It
Pompeii; “it's very strum til at Pom
poll should have been so unprepared.
that it didn‘ t loo what no before it. "
"Gil. i don't know." replied mailer:
“ on couldn’t upset Pompeii to see its brush his hat. per or
Jim. was before It considorln the low koiobl fan
cation of its ‘i'o.’ "--Cotliolic tondorti
All Tim.
"What’s do matter will do major?
lie Mina roan” 100qu all ltoriiunlmuin
"Well. he learn toiltl otoorn
mm satire hits
WITH 9
The teacher was describing ,
counter with an itinerant , ,
"and than.” ultimo. “N
”WP yer left or
iioltorwul
oerli iiohor."-Atloato donati-
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