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IJAELES
,. X . I1 WAUHINGTON or.
A. J. Collins. spent Sunday in Dan—
bury. ,
JohnO‘Gorman. of Providence, R. 1.,
was in‘town yesterday.
Overcoat thieve‘s~- are operating on '
New York, New Haven‘and Hartford
trains.
Mrs. William H. Smith, of New York.
formerly of Morgan avenue. Norwalk.
is visiting in town.
.~——Aucti0n on Thursday at 1:30.
l cob Schaub’s livery} stable.
W. P. Ogden, of Waterbury, was
the guest yesterday and today of Mrs.
‘ it‘. E, ’i‘uttle, at theNorwalk Hospital.
Deputy Sheriff John W, Sculley and
Prosecuting Attorney William F. 'l‘tun-
many are enjoying it shooting trip to-
day.
An important rehearsal of the de-
gree team of Uncas Tribe will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock, and all interested
are invited to attend.
The Farther Lights' Society. of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church, will
hold a social meeting this evening and
celebrate Hallowe'en.
Teller George L, Woodward, ot the
National Bank of Norwalk, was a spec.
tutor Saturday at the Yale-West Point
football game, played at West Point.
The meeting of the. Woman’s Assoc~
lotion of the South Norwalk Congre
gational Church, referred to in Sat-
urday's Sentinel, will be held Wed-
nesday afternoon, November 8th.
——-Hnllowe'cn Dance and Chowder
Supper, Rowayton Hose Co's Hall.
Tuesday evening. .
Charles Hantord went fishing yes-
terday and imbibed too much liquid
halt. The police were afraid he
would full into the river. it was not
learned how runny lish he caught, but.
it cost. him $5.50 this morning.
The Ghosts will t-onVc-ne tomorrow
. night in Winileld street. Mother
Witch will be ibero with her broom
and black cat, and wishes those who
interested to be on hand promptly at
7:46 p. m.', if not, the goblins will
catch them. it they do not watch out.
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KNIGHT STREET CHURCH MUSIC.
Jil-
Batcon and Miller, Star Singers, Pre-
sent Yesterday.
Through the untiring efforts of
Pastor John D. Nichols, ol.’ the colored
church, the services of Sunday even-
ing were of unusual interest. carrying
both harmony and instruction. Miss
Flora Batson sang us a solo, on "Ave.
Maria," which was very beautifully
rendered and highly appreciated by
the large audience present. Gerard
_ no t inelastic Ari That Famine
Murder Om‘ Will Romain s,
2 Nothing newhan enveloped lathe
Forenao murder case and “om present
| indications the‘case will go down in-
..to;Norwullts‘crl‘mlnul history as unex~
plainetl mystery. The police, however.
, have not given uh hope and will cou-
“ ilhue their aeiirch for evidence that
will lead to the apprehension of the
guilty party or parties. ‘ ’
‘ So for as is known, Fol-cum hnd’uo
relatives in this country. No one but
the triends he had made during his
stay in Norwalk. followed his bier to
the cemetery when he was buried last
week.
'nieetin
WI
The drone Receipts We ‘
and Not min will be A
The gross receipts of t
at the .m
‘ fulr oi the Norwaik ll‘irc mp
'mory. unwanted
500. , Out of this sum will
. , 116‘
short of
last
, ltrtntcnt.
til “bu“!- “at"
‘ _ _ me about
$1.100 expenses and it is therotcrs an»
5* ,tlulMWil‘tb ‘ {the not profit to the den
who about 11.400. ’ ’
t made thissy'aar tails
.year's sum. which was
between 31,600 and 81,700. "A special
a‘ctthe
department wiil‘be held ante room.
this evening at
8 o‘clOcit. at the Phoe-
nix quarters at the Malu‘ntreet lire
house. to finish up all of the details in
connection with the big undertaking
DROP iN MONUMENTa.
A drop wagon on which"
Inrgo blocks of g
monuments took a
Wale st,rcci'.vNorwul
whet the rear axle oi! the vehicle of
transportation broke in two. The out—
fit was owned by M. W. Stevens, the
monument dealer.
were three
rhnlte. intended for
sudden drop in
k. this morning,
it tough it! “gigs-leg“
. L' . li- a
atod‘tbree an a.
, iii. '11) .hold“ 3 mi
sontothne in January. , 1906.
.fl‘he , various corn tines tor
the" sonic will be hope ntod at the ;
neat. rcfiuiarsjmeetlugor ,thouoourt. ‘
The aud‘tlurilpmmitiae or their rel
port. tenths, ~ , st quarter. “mowing . a
abodlilnanclalwncrcase. . At these ~
clarion of the rezular business, coffee
and sandwiches? were served in the
out hid iv
.. but papers made.
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, END OF: THE TOURNAMENT.
it is expected that the plnoohle tour-
nament of Our Ill-others Lodge, 1. 0.;
t). 1",. ol‘ Norwnllt. which has been in'
pmgress for thcipust several weeks.
will oometo antetni this evening. The
leaders in tho'~tcttrunnmut are the.
members 01' Temp No. 5, composed of
Henry 1). Cornell, William I. Co'mstoclt
and Howard V. Worden. This team
PRICE 22c BOX.
Millar‘, the house, gave a talk of thirty
minutes. . In this he demonstrated the
fact that he is an observer of facts. of
deep thinker and fearless talker, his
topic being "Obligations to Church
and Community.’ in this he gave‘
much good sound advice to the people
in general. and especially the people
of color. The‘pastor's sermon on
“Song" was full of good sound logic
.nud well'received.
At. the close of the service Miss Bat-
son and Mr, Millar sang a duett, “Be-
yond the Smiling and the weeping."
Miss M. M. Jackson. the pianist, add-
ed much to tbe‘artistic rendering oi
the singing. .‘.
A HALLOWEEN WRPRISE.
Mlu Lita Crampton Entortaincd a
Company of Friends Unexpectedly.
Littlefllss Lita Crampton, daughter
of Mr. an Mrs. Howard A. Orampton.
of West venue, was given a liai-
lowe'on surprise party Saturday atter- _, ‘
noon by a company of her young girl
friends. The afternoon was very
pleasantly spent with Haliowe’en
.games and a collation was served.
COUNCIL MEETING TO-NiaH‘r.
Tomorrow is the last day of the do»
cal year of the City of Norwalk and
because of this fact the city council
9 will meet this evening. for the purpose
- Lot settling up all. bills and concluding
what other. business the fiscal year
. . if y have. "i‘hi. annual adjourned
‘ ‘ at; meeting. for‘ the purpose “or malt-
ing appropriations tor the coming
you-mill be held Tuesday night. of
next track. Estimates aggregating
“8.500. [forhtlto maintenonce or the
city govern out (or the coming year.
have'been made by the council.
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“0me AVINUI Hobos 301.1).
' Gustaf A. Erickson. of New York.
has *purchahadr through Real Estate
A out: it. 0. Etuart and .i. c. Wan-
d i'tito house and lot No. at Prospect
avenue. owned and formerly occupied
bym Duff. a. Childs. now a rush
dent of abort; chase, a suburb ct
gwuntncton, .o. ,
luv it i _ . r'l‘utit him?
Bayou in j his with thobrisu
ties ‘comlni ' ‘ Itrpcvou :mpv:
erconto than
it
iillcultir by g ., II!
can shilling? o
BROWN~BROOKETT.
Miss ivy Brockett, of Ridgeiield.
and E. L. Brown, a carpenter who has
been employed in llldgciield tor the
past two or three yours, and is well
and favorably known here, were mur-
ried in Danhury, Sunday. by the Rev.
W. H. Byrnes, of Ridgcilcld. Mr. and
,Mrs, Brown left for New York on
Business on IMPORTANCE
requires careful attention. You
want to be fully secured when it
comes to deals involving the
transfer of moneys. .
A, ,SUBSTANTIAL. TRUST
2 COMPANY. ‘ .
is the proper avenue to transact
any important piece of business
or transfer of property. .. .. ..
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY
acts as trustee for securities, leg-
acies or estates; manages proper-
ties and accepts money on deposit
Call and see how we can serve
w
w
. their wedding tour and on their re- Wednesday at no
turn will live in Greenwnch
they have their home all furnished.
Tholr wide circle of iiidgcileld friends
wish them long life and prosperity:—
Rldgeilcld Press.
ASHBEE—SMITH.
Oats are the favorite
lties.
grains.
hard
mutt
The age of cats
New cats are in
“1'9
~’i‘hsy contain more nitrogenous matter than the other
their nutrients are combined in the beat ratio, they are
more digestible; for a steady diet the horse appreciates them
better than any other food.
And now-thero are oats and oats.
, dry. sweet and
or.
. NIW AND unto-cm Lmal :Qi.
war RIGIWID‘AT
wedding took place
plumb berry. The weight is a very important
Thirty-tyre pounds constitute it legal bushel. but [and
oats weigh more, we have them over
bushel. Six quarts of tholumvlest will weigh as much as a peck ‘
oi' the lightest and therefore contain almost a third more nutri~
ment. quart tor quart: so it is evidently a matter of no small
economy to buy the heavier groin. .
is u very importan consideration.
digestible and iiub
ought never to be fed when less than three months old. and are
at their best when a yoarold.
requisites. better buy sulilclcnt
lit to loud.
Buy Oats That: Clean.
OverCOats. .
We are now ready to show you the newest creations in overcoat
styles for winter wear; the best coats in point of style. and the best
' in quality at each modest pitice, we ever have had.
Look at the Ryton coat—long, wide-shouldered. smart—J
$15.00 to $30.00.
See the new double-breasted box coat. a very swagger garment——
$16.00 to $25.00.
Size up the Paietot, a body-fitting coat for shapely men. and
others.
Regulation styles, too—medium length always in style—-
$6.00 to $30.00.
Fabrics include black, Oxford and fancy cheviots, grayish shades
and mixtures; sizes for young men, men, stout men and thin men.
If you are not quite ready for a heavy coat, one of our smart
top coats of covert. $3.59 to $18.00 will hit you. or one of our longer
black or Oxford costs... ‘it. ‘ » I ‘01
$10.00 to $15.00. ‘
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Fall hats, furnishings and suits for men who know.
on, at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs; Henry M. Smith.
when their daughter. ldn Louise, was
united in marriage to Charles Francis.
Ashbcc, of New York city.
where
The out ammonia.)
of-towu guests were from New York.
Kutounh. Stamford, Dunbury, Bridge
port
Press.
and New Havon.-Rldgelicld
Denim In
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A BOUT OATI. ‘
loud for horses because of several qual-
Canon.
Good cats are clean. TODAY IN WALL I
W
to pounds to the measured
made by Canadian Pacific.
9 to give colic. 'i'hcy
We have cats with all those
Rniiw .
quantity to last until now out: ' u
IdVHbctI.
1 1":
started selling all around and
Northern hid. Nth-lull: A
a swim to r .ottl
jagged for long: critic"?£
‘ touch, .
' fistula
auscultation t c. Intuition
any. religion! booms quiet-on
TRIET
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-1.ou-
don reported a rally in stocks before
the opening hero and prices advanced
briskly in this market when trading
begun. Gains of about a point were
Chew
make a Ohio. Smelling and [send and
of largo fractions by Reading, Erie.
Rock island and Metropolitan Street
Stationary ; “
We are showing‘ln our with
- dew this week a stock of star
tloncry comprising some of the
Not an old A
, style among them. flatter look
at your stationary supply—thou
look stout window display.
lite Oliiford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION 1, 31‘0“
will probably win unless they take an TIL'CALL 1H ‘
unusIual slump in their playing this WWO VICE AND PROVE THEMSELVES WORTHY. THE LEADING
even ng. . ' .
Naples it 60Mscltmldi Go.
coauthor mom's.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
0mm a coma Iloolt. Io. Nam-lit. 3 347"
.u...
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.-Opening
gains were extended quite largely in
stocks. horribly in the stocks that flit-
urod quits prominently in last. week‘s
Scrolling and Kansas City
douthcrn pfd. improved 1 1-2. Delaware
It Hudson 1 3-8 and Reading. Northern
Pacific, Locomotive and Pacino mil
Esgorncss to this: profits in 9‘“ 5* Iiud
Reading and Smelling combined with a
drive minst theMstropoi tun timings: “till we"
vanes was practically wiped but. (trust
wutflflhflm.
and Metropolitan Street Railway yields
odd Hi to 1‘14..Cm¢l‘l.l'fibllrhtld at u ‘
gig. Jersey 8 and Northwest“ pfd. M it I: 'i‘ M
WALL . armor, Nocn.~i’rlcos 3.3“ m“
steadied momentirily, but save rm! [4% (lustful
Milt.
' inherits.“ ihtl Pundit .h
‘ are about as scarce as have teeth. Have a few at times. which sell at
LORENZO DIBBLE
rte-mum mii‘l at was: 5
Mingus u taunt undiag-
iii re!
d “t'ti‘wit‘iinmsgtc‘rinmvgsnfififi “
atrium... j abbot-1mm ~
m FALL CLOTHlNG FOR MEN wru. as rouse HEREIN sac
FUSION. psopsva TAILORED CLOTHES MADE or The
scores" MATERIALS Wmcs can STAND res. 7581' or can
MANUFACTURERS OF.MEN'8 APPAREL CONFINE THE PRODo
UCTS OF THEIR TAILOR SHOPS EXCLUSIVELY T0 U8 FOR.
THIS CITY. ‘
THIS, IN CONNECTION WITH OUR SHOWING OF SHOES
AND RUBBERS FOR MEN AND BOYS, GIVES OUR PATRONS 5
THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE RANGE OF CHOICE.
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SELLECK & PRICE.
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS. ‘~ ” "WW
98 Washington~St. South Norwalk.
Telephone Cali 324-2. x’
TAKE A LOOK AT OUR NEW FALL NECKWEAR.
NM... .. m- _._. - ,__,...___.__..__.__._._..,._..-_...,
, the born is in The
Shock. Ihisisthe limeio Putin Your Winter-Stock (if—~4-
Potatoes. The market is up and going up.
Car lots nowbrlhging 85c will be selling at
Our price, $1.00; 95c for 5 bushel lots, price subject to change. Maine;
stock tree from rot, gco‘d cookers. Not too large. , ' _ ~ 1,
Butter I: up but i am holding the price down within to of wholesale
market. Creamery tub, 250. New lot fresh prints just in, 29c. ’ .
Loose Buckwheat just in. Honey Strained. 12 and 22c bottle.
ro Syrup, 10c ‘
thMt'imre’s wet Mince Meat sold by pound ,15c, or 2 lb. Jar, 25:. Quality
e est.
New Sweet Cider. ~
New stock of mixed Pickles. sweet or sour as
Some nice Cauliflower. at 10 to 1293c.
The best thing we have in eggs are Ct.
Now is a good time to buy;
$1.25 to $1.50 by spring.“
New ‘Ka— ‘
you like, sold by qt. crib.
Good turnips. ' .
state fresh, 35c doz,, home "ooh
45c dot. The 35c eggs give excellent satisfaction.
Held eggs, 281: (1,62; '
Hope to be of Good Service. ~ .
Telephone Cali 26-4, H ‘
“rust: Rose FLoufimv
$5.50 bbi
usurp GROCERY cournuv,
20 NORTH MAIN IT. , . 40 PORT 01'.
so. NORWALK. or. not noswsut, o’r. ‘
rat... "-4. TEL... 31M
out
scoop Ethiopia
LONG ISLAND RECALLOPS TODAY AND SATURDAY. .
ALSO ALL KINDS FRESH FIS H, OYSTERS, CLAMS RECEWID’
71° fflCUflTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market. ‘
run activator. ,
w .... ..... . . .m..m...mm .-
sumctous pears to warm
sunv.
William Not-tan Returned From I,
Drive With Savors Wounds. "
\i‘d'i‘iiiltlil liti‘ . Oct.
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TIL 1N—
TODAY'I QUOTATIONI.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples I. Goldschmidt 00.. Conb
mission Brokers, Ewart: a Corbett
Block, South Norwallr. Telephone 158.
‘ Open High bow l:tlo
ace—«William
Open. lilgh. how i .30 Norton. n hitch drlvor. died early to-
Atual (top 82% ma the. Kit lilly under circumstances which the»
Am C a 1" Co 39% 89% can. 39% line consider suspicious. Search in
Am Loco till 66% bill/t hill/i. bolus innllu for two Poles who cw
Am Smelt
333M. ram 133
Sugar
130A
“0% Mm. 140
Hill. cd Norton to drive them to a more,
new Watcrvilio and who drove the
A 'l‘ l 3 Fe 87% 87% 87% 87% back back to the stable with Norton.
Balm A Ohio iii iilllfi Hill. “1% inside the vehicle II 3 Mint comm
B'kiyn it '1‘ 14‘ . 7t 7411. 74% tion from injuries. Norton was H
Chen a Ohio 155% can 54% 65 years old and came hero from whom:
till! a N w 320 220 219% 219% anion. lie was employed at libs Ii?»
Oh (it West 21% 2m 2m Elle cry stable of '1‘. it. inmost.
Oh it! A St P179“ 179% 179 171195 Shortly aiior midnight IMi‘. aim
Col F it i “ii- mit tilts H No strangers, oppamntiyotl’oiiuit'
Col Booth '
27 m. 2m 2m
Con (ins
I83 182% 13?. Ill!
233 235:4 233 ”I95
lit in or. ‘it
. ii
18h 18h liiil ‘Itill
)7? 177 177 IT?
tlousllty, wont to the stable and mod
for n carriage to no to a mad ’,
a short distance shove ervi IQ ,
suburb or Waterbury. They not iii?
a hack and Norton crow them-testis!"
{:2le no! pig-irimmthere.’ 1;“.
Mil earner. or to Norton»
150 150% “Win 130% to it resort further atom them
till“ 110% 113% 113% driver demanded S! for them
It 24 t ”It tunes, but the icon tutored
‘ , and utter an ”phloem they ‘ ~
at the oat-rim and N, f .
burns butternut w ‘
' 3:: hack Wig? thew
. . when was . ,
stusslttingbinsldswgt "
-N0fi¢lr: m - _
told the artist-at. the!) '
ton . «ileum Ills
. 1,11% sits magnified.
.w some n. - :»
i “it . strum gossip
.s warm _ ’
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