lepton a... rm n... Noon.
hole at the navy yard.
‘ I The priest ant has received by a
art no Band. used up on the wharf
'on either side ct the landing was a
squad of naval gunners. who fired a sat
lute of 21 subs when the president
ft the yard lit 12 o'clock
Mrs .Roooav t drov
.‘ udg rated the presi-
‘ ‘ dent upon hit arrival. .
Newdot of carpet rose at Read'a.’
See ad.
ole our. November 3rd , .
‘e—Attend Chowder Supper and
Dance at Rowayton HoseCols Hall.
tonight... Music by how's Orchestra.
5 gallons of oil for 55c at Robert
Smith's Roweyton.
Company D will open the drill sea-
son. tomorrow evening. A smoker will
Douglas Fowler Post G. A. 11.. held
a meeting last evening in G. A R.‘
Hall. Oouth Main street.
The ”Boston Store announce their
November sale of house-furnishings
in today’s ad Read It.
"Grand Electric Display at Eagles'
Ball. November 3d.
Stuart Youngs left today for Boston
where he will ship on the United
States training ship Enterprise.
——Milk 7c per quart from Nov. 1st.
Letter Carrier H. 0. Bailey In con- ‘
lined to- his home by illness. .Clar-
once Crofut is substituting for him.
—-Beautitul Decorations at Eagles'.
Ball. Music Hall. November 3d
Palestine Castle. Knights of the Mye
tic Chain. held a business meeting last
evening at their hall In Washington
street.
Frederick Schnub, of the battleship
Missouri; which is at Newport, R. l..
arrived at his home in. South Norwalk
last night. for ur‘ten days' furlough.
~Donft miss the Eagles' Minstrels
and Concert. November 3d.
The South Nor-walk Fire Police nerd '
n specialmeeting. last night. and vet--
ed to send ten of the new uniforms
back to" Philadelphia where they will
be altered.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Butter-
worth. and son George F. Buttorwortlr,
who have been spending the summer
in Norwalk. returned to New York
City for the winter yesterday.
The Salienlt-derlogk. Military Acad-
emy football team was defeated In
Washington this state. Saturday. by
the score of 17 to 0. Their opponents _
were the eleven of the Gunnery School.
William O'Brienuof South Norwalk.
was able to go into the PrincetonCol-
umbia game. Saturday afternoon ink
ing his place at end for a short time
In the second half of the game. It (van
then that Princeton played her best.
A rehearsal of Uncaa Tribe degree
team Warhead last evening and Otto
Lindstrirm was chosen floor director
There will be a meeting of the tribe
this evening, after which the past so
chems degree team will hold a re-
hearsal.
—-See the White Coon Bros. Chant
plon Book and Wing. Jig and Real
Dancers of the state. at Eagles‘ Ball,
November 3d.
A meeting of the bull committee of
Star of Columbia Circle. Companions
of Foresters. was held last evening at
the allies of Dr. West. The accounts
obthe hell were gone over and bills '
were paid. after which the committee.
found that‘s neateum had been netted ;
by the affair. '
PUTNAM PARK. «
arc-unw-
Commission fillies and Talks Over
Mutton“ at Old Put
I-Ibuoo.
A meeting of the commissioners of
Israel Putnam Memorial camp was
Ireld at tho 0 p last Saturday. The
members all 0 commission an Clar- .
. once 'I‘. Hickok and Thomas A. Evans.
of Beth Charles S. Peck. of Dunn
bury; ~ i'lilsm H. Hill, of Reddlng;l
. John H. Jennings. of Westport; George
A. Parker. of Hartford. and William
Ward. 0! Naugatuck The commission-
ers had as theirg Is John Rodemo-
yer. of New York, be Is here on a
short visit, and Editor John 5, Jenna.
of the Westporter Herald. and who in
secretary of the State Firemen' s asso-
elation.
After looking over the grounds and
the Worlt that lib]! been completed
durlng the past reason. the membera
of the party vlaitrni the Old Put House
which Is now occupied by Keeper Dev
Iansy. of the camp. where dinner was
servedto the party.
business transacted by the commit-
. slon km to examine new work com
, plated and to talk over some plans for
' the future.
VISITOR FROM OSRMANY.
Illa Anna Goldmh midi daughter of
Julius “outlawed gt. £31.! in lid 0.
can 7, I I n e uy
with Walnuts intouth Norwalir. Miss
gglduohaiidt's home II Int Hamburg.
Initiation-tutu i
when trouble with the on»
If no you can ov-
by persuasion
one from the m chimp We
have a mu of the 1|qu and most
, be obtained. Prices
“ * libel trim
I
I
~Dou't forget the Eagles’ Ball, ,Mu-'
follow the drill ' I
The principal .
W'J‘Sr-
PAUL POPP ARRESTED.
I'aul Pom)“. who recently eloped with
two cows belonging to his wife. and
who remained hidden for sovornl duys,
Was arrested last night. 'l‘orlay his
wife was In a repentant mood and
wanted to pay Paul's line. The case
was continued until this afternoon.
BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE
requires careful attention. You
want to be fully secured when it
comes to deals involving the
transfer of mono a.
A SUBSTAN IAL TRUST
' COMPANY
is the proper avenue to transact
any important piece of business
or transfer of properly. .. .. ..
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY
acts as trustee for securities. lcgv
notes or estates; rnauagee proper-
ties and accepts money on deposit
Call and see how we can serve
you.
W
LINS
Postal. Gard Albums.
"I“ IN!
cellev oDII'l M cards.
New on: I!“ In lots.
comic. ‘2 ‘ a m
At. Lou . ‘ IRS!!!
unit at the Warh-
WASHINGTON. October 21.-Tha
Dolphin arriyed elf Arsenal Point at,
i 11: 80 o'clock and at 11: 65 the prodi-
‘ dent canto;
mi of marines. accompanied by the
rrived and another salute when. he:
to the yard at
no
confetti. Which
are. The cloud?
lug had
participated.
as counters
etc.
for robots
matter.
bushel.
are lit to feed.
2
AS,“ UH.
' ' diast dangyul
‘ owo'en‘ carnival und‘lhe
" downtown It
the citisons and stroll
early hour began line as to capitol
For this iswlinesi the cranial;
Queen fi‘ttnui’a it. . in this ceremony. of H
100 persons. costumed
utch burghers‘. fairies.
The throne was erected on the
second landing of the main capitol
stairway fronting single street. where
the open we afforded ample, room
After being crowned the queen and
her court rode to the four gates. erect-
ed supposedly on the Ilte of the old
gates of Fort Orange. and unlocked
them with keys obtained last night af-
ter "bewltchlnt the mayor."
”nurlnclflal
glitches deep With,
wall tbro town that night
by a crowd or fully 100. 000 merrymak
weather this morn-
no effect upon the white at
rs. who at an
I
7 Copyright 1905 by llzur Sclrerncr {9’ Man;
FAST MAIL TRAIN DBRAILED.
MOBILE. Ala... Oct. lib—The souih~
bound Louisville and Nashville fast
mail which left Mobile at 2 o'clock
this morning for New Orleans was de- farewell tour of India. is prostrated (Incorporatodd
railed near here and ngelpezlor'rs were here wit: fever “an” on by expon
Injured. 'i‘rafiie was eay or sev- ore to i e sun In departure from
re. A mistake of II air caus~ Laho e Ira beenxindeflnitei -
grim“... .. . ........ connssroa IIROIIEIIS.
If Deniers In
' "our ears. ' Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Data are the favorite food for horses because of several qual-
ities. They contain more nitrogenous matter than the other Geffen.
. grains. the r nutrients arocombined In the best ratio. they are
more digestible; for a steady diet the horse appreciates them,
better than any other food.
And now—there are oats and oats.
hard dry. sweet and plump berry. The weight is a very Important
Thirty-two poundlconatitule a legal bushel. but good
oats weigh more we have them over 40 pounds to the measured
Six quarts of the heaviest will weigh as much as a peek
of theiightcstand therefore contain almost a third more nutri-
ment. quart for quart; so It is evidently a matter of no small
economy to buy the heavier grain. ,
The age of oats Is a very Important consideration
New cats are indigo-limp
ought never to be fed when less than three months old. and are
> at their best when a year old.
requisites. better buy sufdsient quantity to last until new oats
Buy Oats Theta Clean.
THS TIMI“ “groom. DID
mm W
DAY AND
. OATALOOUSS SRSS.
imwtl .AW.
“Mme-b .
new AND amount-u Lula i .
war ascuvuo A'I' ' ‘
m trial We are allowing In four win.
new title week a stock of stu-
tlonsry comprising some of the
boot papers made. Not-n old
style among thorn. ‘lottor took
at your stationery supply-Alien
look at our window display.
PRICE racy-ox.
the Gifford Pharmacy
run ranscnrrriou small.
TIL. CALL III-
m 1
District or Namath. so. Bartlett:
Oourt Clincher 80th. A D.. 1900. .
Whereas. written application ’ii 0
been made totthls Court for the nth
ministration to. probate at certain:
of written instrumented and for the will
suryv . .buekwood cod. late of Nor-
walk. in said District. deceased.
Ordered That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office In No walk. on the 9th day of
November. 105. at 10 o'clock fore-
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons Interested
therein by publishing this order in a ‘
newspaper having a circulation in said
District, at least five days before said
day of hearing...
HENRY W. GREGORY.
031 It Judite
-.---:
This
Overcoa s.
We are now ready to show you the. newest creations in overc’oat
styles for winter wear; the best coats in point of style. and the best
in quality at each modest price. we ever have had.
Look at the Ryton coat—long.,wido-shouldercd, smart-J
$15.00 is $30.00. "
a; See the new double-breasted box coat, a very swagger garment—
$16.00 to $25.00
Size up the Palctot. a body-fitting coat for shapely men, and
others.
Regulation styles. too—medium length always -in style—’
$6.00to$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 qhiteroody for a heavy coat. one of our smart
top coats of covert-$8.50 to $18.00 will hit you, or one of our longer
black or Oxford costs. ”it“ " ’k; ‘0.
Mom to $15.00.
A.
.- iri' . .
Fall hats. iurnil'ilh’gsand suits 'ior men who know.
_ South Norwalk. . Tel. Cali. 32—2.
LORD OURZON HAS A FEVER.
LAHORE. British India. October 31.
—-—The retiring Viceroy. Lord Curzon.
of Kettleslon~ who has been limiting u
Maples & Goldscllmldt 60
0mm a Corbett link. so. Nam-la.
Good oats are clean. ’
TODAV lltl WALI. STRIIT
WAIJ. STREET. 10: I0 a.m m.-—-Very
large buying orders were executed at
the opening of the stock lndrket today
and the dealings showed great unima-
tion and breadth. Average gains of a
. good fraction were shown throughout
Special strength was shown by Dela-
ware d: Hudson with In advance of
8 12.0rest Northern pfd. rose 2.1..ou
irwille & Nashville. and St. Louis It
Elan Francisco 2d old. i 8-.8 Reading
_ l H Smeltlngi 1-8 and Missouri Par
cine. Ontario I. Western, Tennessee
Coal. Canadian Pacific, Sloan Bhodiold
Steel and Sugar a point. The outcome
of affairs In Russia was the most.
' Important Influence in the market.
WA sacrum. 11. a. its—The de-
mand for stocks became more wide-
. spread and prices made further advune
' coil. Realising sales were encounter-
ed and thin-ow not temporary out-
back but new buying orders came to
hand and the luarkot rallied mimA
Western stocks were somewhat back-
ward In the first upward rush. but
and liable to give cells. They
We have oats with all these
MANUIL names. _ ,
___._. ._.-——_——._
IN FALL CLOTHING FOR MIN WILL SI'SOUND HIRI lNPROi
FUSION. PROPERLY TAILORED CLOTHES MADE OF TH.‘
PROPER MATERIALS WHICH CAN STAND THE TEST OF SIR-
vrcs AND PROVE Tnuueewes woa'rnv. was Lamina.
unnuracruaaas or users APPAREL contra: Tl-il pass.
ours or THEIR 'rnrton ol-loes axctuorvztv To us run
rHls crrv.
THIS. IN CONNECTION WITH OUR SHOWING OF SHOII.
AND RUBBERB FOR MEN AND BOYS GIVES OUR PATRON.
THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE RANGE OF CHOICE. .
I
TAKE A LOOK AT OUR NEW FALL NEOKWIAR. "' it
SELLECK & PRICE
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFIT'I‘ERS.
98 Washington St. South Norwilk.
Telephone Call 324-2.
lire frost is On the Pumpkinmend the born is in
Shock. Ilrisis the lime to Put In Your Winter Sleek of—e
Potatoes. The market In up and going up. New Is a 900d little to
Car lots now bringing 85¢ will be selling at 81.25 to $1.50 by our up...“
Our price 31.00; 95c for-5 bushel lots. price subject to change. . Milne '
stock free from rot. good cookers. Not too large. ‘
~ Butter Is up but I am holding the price down 'wltllin 1c of wholesale“ .
market. Creamery tub, 25c. Now let fresh prints Just In, 296. 'g
Locos Buckwheat just in. Honey Strained. 12 and 22o bottle. Novi KAN
ro Syrup, 10c ~, ‘
Atmore‘s wet Mlnce Meat sold by pound .15c, or 2 lb. jar, 25¢. Quality ' ‘
the best. I
Now Sweet Cider. ,1 ‘
New stock of mixed Pickles. sweet or sour as you like, sold by qt. or lip. ',
Some nice Cauliflower. at 10 to lat/2c. Good turnips.
The best thing we have In one are Ct. state fresh. 35o do!" home their
are about as scarce as hone tooth. Have a few at times. which coll
45o doz. The 350 egg; give sxoello at satisfaction. Hold eggs. no if
‘ Hope to be of Good Service. .
LORENZO DIBBL
Telephone Call 26-4.
$5. 50 bbl.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN IT. 40 PORT 01's. 1. “
SO. NORWALK. OT. IAOT NORWALK. OT.
TIL. SI—S. TIL» SIS—Oi.
Iiicallopsl Esctllopsl Esullopr
LONG ISLAND ESCAL'LOPO TODAY AND SATURDAY. ‘
TIODAALYSO ALL KINDS FRESH FIB H. OYSTERO, CLAMO RECIIVID
CUTBI LL’S
Bridge Fish Market.
no: .osuvanv.
m
Nerf & West 80% 20%! 20% All
Out aWest at . 5m at H .
"I. .100—
:.-.....- 2:
Electric 8. Allis-Chalmers old. 2% and
Locomotive on large dealings 2.
Bands were heavy. - Pan Mail
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.--Conilrlent Penn R R 146% 1::
buying continued on a large scale In Pee Gas 100% 104'
Reading and some of thelndustrisl Reading 126% 13?
specialties and the general active list Rep Steel 25 It
did not vary crunch from the noon Rock Island 29%
prices. Reading touched 128 H a Rub Goods 37%
record figure. and 2 1-2 beyond yeater- 80th Pac 70%
day' I closing. Atlantic Coast Line and Son Ry Co 38%
Lead Improved to about the entire ere Tenn 0 a l 89%.
tent and Kannwba and lrilchigsln gaiu- Texas Fire 4%
ed 7. Chicago A Alton fell off 1. Union Pu: 132% 18
TODAY’I OUO'I'A‘I'IONI. U 3 Rubber 02% 52
than over the private wires of U 8 Steel ' 27%)
The piss I: Gold-chmldt t(30.. Corn-t U a Steel of 10m 1
mission Brokers. diverted: Corbett Wabash 219i. ill
Block, 50th Norwallr. Telephone 162. Wabash pf 40% 41
Open. Hi It. how 12:.0 West Un Tel 92% 2
Amal (lop 83 83 82% 88% Wis Cent 30 all
Am c a it to 40% to 407/. LONDON. Oct 31.“-
Am 0 A It pl 100k. 100% 1001/. 100% impression was occult
Am Cot Oil. can 32% 82% 82% Exchange by the M
Antics 271.4. 271/. 2m 27b. The markets nods
Am Lose 09 69% till 09%! articular and , ,v
Am Smelt lam tattle radii. 130% The latter advanced tiger ,‘
”91.33%”... 1438 “:35“ tag: 13%” sitcom and all other
it's
IWinnie" Oct. eta-rim
Boar-so today were it .
showed more prominently In the lat-
or movement. Thurs mm.
dill pressure upon Notropolltah limit
. Railway and Rock Island but the ten
inor rallied at above last night.
Reasons and foul a lumped
potato Tenn. Goal :2. “mil...“ none”
almonds. Cornflodltm
IhoIioId
ta
rumor err Jersey. and Northwest»
Ia'to 2 hand a lam number of
tar over. New roman
do you It too Pacific
«3%: mg‘viriere idinning-I. the
siliceous clocks fiata ”inhuman“
”mg“ ill.
Stitch“. rm over“?
mtmcyrmcaundmhes-f
A 'r a s r pf rot rot m 104
onto in Ohio mm mm unit mu.
B’Iilyn R 'l' 75 75 it 15% Russian new. i ‘
come lien. in; as it
old” mu an arm
out or sin! 1% till. ,
on 12%;“ tram no
it , 45
‘ I’m '1;
”all ":sz m
m m use
no. it t ii 21%:532’l3
.. 9 i “It
' 1” I“ .
germ!“ all!“ 181% 1"
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