lg sale of sheer innate at tile copy
more Sela us]
“Who
Oshrooaia of
Roger. & Stevens. .
_ i”Roast Turk and- !' ‘
lb. sswvsrr'u no ,
, Walk Over
men Of'tasie at
A little talk
Grocery appear .
Donit. tail to read it.
~00. F vs. All Nationals. of N. Y.,
Basketball. dance. Monday, Nov.6
Lean “gigflhafiw idler pouh'd ~
7c at Uni
Other bat-
galns inert
-—-Sweet 133 toes, 03 pk. on L. to Co.
The Raymond Rpoflng Company, of
Bridgeport is putiit g a new roof on
the Hotel Mahsckemo.
Olive Branch Lodge held a routine
meeting last evening. at theirlodge
rooms on Washington street.
«Spring Chickens. 16c lb. Hayes'.
Tristrsm 4r Hyatt have It run line
of Boxhnyrtl ey flf‘” Silk” in stock.
All colora' Icknhd white
-—Crofut & dK'nap hats. 0‘ Brien.
Everythlh’g new dish a'nd the finest
the market silo Ida .at C. E. Seymonr’ s.
Prices win appeal to yen See ad.
~Beautiful Decor-anoint at Eagles
Bail. Music Hall. November {id--
Sale of men’s fleece lined underwent
Saturday at Louis Udelmuns clothing
store,126 Washington sweet. Soc uIl.
—-Sausage,121,§cIlb. N. Y. Mitt.
Big bargains in men's and boys
suits are found at the Copyright Cloth-
ing Conipany. Scene. on eighth page
of thig “sue.
-- “h Che onISptut-dey, st Wot
selt' s, on the
Special Novembtf: sale for Saturday
of high-class garments at greatly re
timed poets at “It. Nous Olook and
Suit House. Sec
~Elgin Butter, 260 ”lb. F. D. 1.. & Co
Trade sit the New York Grocery
Company and take advantage of the
low cash prioesw Saturday's bargains
appear in ad. Read it.
A record breaking sale of women's
and misses‘ suits and costs is sched
uled for tomorrow at. the Boston store
A brief description is given In ad.
Read it.
‘ Pork season has arrived and the
Public ~ Market are: receiving acme
very choice small loins, hams and
shoulders cut from spring pigs. Read
ad for prices. ,
—-6 lb. pull Home Rendered Lard
50c. Hayes.
Have you seen those no'oby. stylish
ready Io-weur overob’itts oi the Wash-
ington 00. make? Igdoseph Davis sells
them, from 016.001”). To see them
confirms all the :ood spoken of them.
Joselolt' tor II special this
week' "out at a very
low price. Flodr is advancing and It
would bocmod’ militants to put in II
,suppiy now. See ad for price or this
and other bargains. .
——Sall: Partner Hayeo'.
Mrs. Hallie Horn entertained. thirty
couples at her house in Pine street
last evening. “gong the guests were
friends from I ork.‘ Stamford and
. halite not!
.. my: cter iorl
by &C o. 's.
‘at Dibble s
" the ‘od ‘today.
' “ " ‘ Hoot-hoes. Dudley
Fax-now -~ 3. 0. Burgess, ill. Hopper.
, m0 it. Ru hi. Her-
nan?“.' it flh sir. James F.
.B. A. Ludwig, S. Y. Wolfe. New
Yogi: E. 0.. O. LI Show
Helga?“ al.3001030,! [AH
J h“ I I ‘
o atrium“ it. {A Insult. Middle
I c» ”(imam A! m
”the ”urinal o it‘-
e ....“ ..
his visit here hounds
“With Us”. WWW
‘ palsy to hearth the Columbia
1 “legalities in this vicinity
mm M,’ {or s new " New on:
1'10er hub
to .
thewhlelghborltood . ‘
Congregational
' on. being entitled
the courtesy of It
,. occasion (It his
II Mullah; Week.
9 “ on a on ‘
. this annual puss that
had expired with the old year. We
y‘ believe this oillnslon has not. before ;,
, mam light or print. and we olfsr it -
renders as additional evidence.
it any w re needed. oi the natur’ui
burner in r Hsv’s dlsphsitlon. that
had already found expression in “Jim
Bludso" and 'LIttle Brooches" and
that who resort at all times to iiud
vent for the interest of amusement
at his friends. -
"I'd rather ride a bulky ass.
0r lose my hook on a bigibluck
buss.
0r stand n she-book agent's sass,
Or‘. dine on homing but blue mass
Or share King Nebuchadnezznt s
..V'. . grass
'i‘han curly around a last yours
pass.
Them’ s my- sentiments. "
J m- W
Go Sixth avenue the other after-
noon, 9. handsomely dressed woman
with a. profusion of blonde hair was
walking by the side of her husband.
As the couple paused a department
store the woln'ttn’s attention was at
p
more closely. When she returned she
seemed annoyed. “You never look at
anything that interests me any more."
she complained. “You don’t care how
I dress. You don't care tor the any
more. Why you haven't even kissed
me for a month."
"Indeed, I am sorry, but it is not
my fault," said the man to whom she
had just been speaking.
Turning. the woman looked at him.
gasped and mumbled out an apology.
She had taken the arm of a stranger.
Several friends called'on II New
York clergyman one evening and
were kept waiting for him some time.
‘ “I’m sorry to have kept yott wait»
lug," the minister remarked as he
entered his libtmy, find l have just
had to perform a wooden wedding in
tho chIIIch. "
“What!" said one of his visitors. "1
never heard of such It thing. What
kind of II ceremony was ill"
a twinkle in his eye "it was the mar
hinge of a couple a? Poles"
"May her guns never be. tired except
in defense of the right " was Governor
Vardaman's toner. on the launching of
the battleship Mississippi. Let' s hope
he will allow enough pIactlce shots to
get ’em ready.
Business or IMPORTANCE
requires careful attention. You
want to he inhy secured when it
comes to deals involving the
transfer of statutes
A SUBSTAN IAL TRUST
COMPANY '
is the proper avenue to impact
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
you.
t.)
Ilka-rt
0min . lisrris' latest piece. ."il'IyB
. AmBlrdchom
['0‘ Pill! WM
bout thirty sugars '
in}; as editor of _
.tractcd by a hailor- -made gown and
she lettvh'or‘ husband to examine it
“Oh. "answered the clergyman with '
CATALOGUEB sass.
l‘_.
5‘ -
Ana. black, Oxford and gray- '
The P. shot, a smart coat for men of good figure
‘ amino-with ii
The ouble—breantod bolt coat. boll skirts. medium
length. very swagger. In gréyI Oxford and black. $15 ‘to $22.
Fancy mixed single and double-breasted long coats.
very full and loose, in um for big boys. young Inert and
6 men,$8.5o totes. . . M 1
body-
g idm in. gray. Oxford and \black,
l
1 .
Oyster grsy in. the shade men most admire, partltjfularly
in our Varalty suits, $15 to $25. We have them In} fancy
.mixtures. bluoasnd black.
Cats are the favorite for horses because of severaL dual?
lites. They contain more nitrogenous matter than the other 4
_ grains, their nutrients are combined in the best ratio. they are; 4.,
more digestible; {or a steady diet the horse appreciatesi themw . ,
4 better than any 0 her feed. "
And now—there are oats and oats.
hard dry, sweet and plump berry. The weight is a very imports
matter. Thirty~tw0 pounds constitute a legal bushel. but‘g
oats weigh more, we have them over 40 pounds to the m cured
bushel. Six quarts of the heaviest will weigh as much as peck ~~
of the lightest and therefore contain almost a tuna more nutri- '
meat, quart for quart; so it is evidently a matter of no small. .
economy to buy the heavier grain. ' a
The age ot‘ beta is a very important consideration. I
New cats are lndigostiblo and liable to give colic. They
ought never to be red when less than three months old. mid are.
[at their best when a yearoid We have cats with all these.»
. requisites. better buy suiliclcnt quantity to last until new “oats ‘
are fit to feed. . . I.
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL T._ HATCH.
«V V
Good oats are clean,
NEW AND UP- TO- DATE LINE '”
JUST RECEIVED AT
.I.
look and Stationery Stem.
file. Main St. to. Nomlk.
Telephone Wenonaetlou.
l0 Wall 8h, Norwaik.
ma‘ eAe'r 25 wake.
'me 'rIIAm‘Iuo A'r MERRILL DID IT.
DAY AND avaNINo SESSIONS. l
' euapu. now.
In. A. MERRILL. Prim. .
no. Name Mr. Conn.
AND sums uuar as some“
EYEb DHHHGH “......“ I
I. Often om Wanton a locker alum . vision to Hill on.
ills .luoia on woolly to blame. well It not be won to have
moves examined again! .
IT'. FREE.
0 B. Jackson.
sumac Mn. ovum-om ~
Tit iiIIIIHHII illicit ills initiate to.
IIOUIIVTHI lDlAL
Llrl lNlUNANGI common
Nata. mouths and Privileges all-
“lately filled and guaranteed In the
Policy. ’
.l'. ii. Flume: Can't. Agent.
United innit Utilising.
Io. Norwlllt, Own.
It”
to
32.50. too. :3 50
5.21%
Butter' Bullet! Bullet! : ,
Our very best Elgin Creamery
tier, none better at any .
, ,' m 1I'BESlZlRIIl’TION" “'03“
_, day with conspicuous movements in
‘ the specialties which wow prominent -
' yesterday. Reading was canted up
. rapidly 1%. Duluth South Shore lllld
. a poln'
~ lapse in Roadlhg aroused misgivings
“ general buying again. but this 'ceused
; again to 135% The conspicous changes
» that occurred at dill‘oreut periods of
w. P. BEERS’;
‘71!-
” Mo. Pacich
. Nerf. In West. 889‘
'. Pac.
‘ 9 Faith. ll. R.
Reading,
‘ Ronni). Steel
‘ Meat: Un.
Paton monox._ l ‘
”IIIIIIIIII' round... ‘
m. 0M: or. .
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS
. Outer. III
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Canon. .
purl: A feat-but Bleak. lo. Normals.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET lo: 10 a. m. -Prloes
mounted upwards vigorously in the
open dealings in the stock market to
Atlantic‘pfd. 1%. Smelling 1%. Erie
and Pressed Stool Car '51..
hexagram only a few scattered losses
' ' with the prevailing gains. Am
all Car and Great Nutthern pi'd. do»
WALL STREET 11 a m.-—Stocks
od’e‘ra‘t‘e progress upwards until a te-
owsl of excited fluctuations in Read-
g aroused misgivings. Reading soni-
, to 186% and concurrently the gen
erai market began to weaken. A re
Reading soared to 136% stimulated
when Reading took an upward course
the first hour were advantes in the
Duluth. South Shale and Atlantic old.
3%, N Y. Ai'r Broke 3 Railway Stool
Splint.r 2 Duluth. South Show and At-
lIIIItic 1%. the local tractloss ViIginin
two. Canadian Pacific. Cotton Oil and
lieud' i to 1%. Declines wart: Locomo-
tive and Pittsburg Coni old. i and Ten-
nessee Coal 1%. While the market was
on that down grade some of the lead
in: stocks sold below yesterday, in-
Iludlng St Paul Union Pacific. Pen-
nsxlvan‘ia; N Y central and Amalga-
mated Copper.
TODAY’S QUOTATlONs.
Report over the igste wires or
The Hopi es & Gold midi" 0a.. Corn
iniailkoil‘sm Brokers, in D. Corbett
Ride 0th Norwaik. Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low 1:30
Sitar-81%. 83% 243%
mu on m» we
72 72% 71%
Am. Smelt. 141. “FM 140% 140%
Am. Sugar, 142- 142% 142 142%
A. '1‘. & 8. Fe. 88 88% 88 88%
Ball. & Ohio. 112% 113 113% 112%
Bklyn. R. 'l‘.. 76% 777‘ 76 77%
Chen. &0hio 55%, 55 whim 55%
Chi. t“gthlw 222 222 222 222
(West. 2115 21%. 21% 21%
GM mph Sui-2,1130% 180% 170% 180%
Col. F‘.& 1.45% 45% 45% 45%
Con G,” 183% 184 183% 184
Del. 0 ud. 285 236 234 234
48% 60% 48% 50%
rItd. 81% 82% 81% 82%
en.liliec.188% 188% 188% 188%
Ill. Central. 179 180 170 180
Louut’ Nash, 162% 158 152% 152%
Manhattan, 165% 165% 105% 165%
Met. 8t. Ry.121% 123% 121% 122%
Mex- Cent. 24%, 24% 24 24%
XI; 136% 87 36% 36%
M.K.&'l‘. pf. 7i“ ii 71 71
103%I104it will/5 108%
Not. bond, 52% 63% 52 52%
Y. Central 152 102% 151% 152
86% 80% sell
54% 06% 54%, 55%
to ‘It Is 48%
148%, 148% 142 140%
item 104% tom 104%
133 130 182% 185%
28 .8036 Ill 28
20% 00% 29% 30
70% 70% 09% 70%
" 30% 80% 36%
.32.. it...
132% 138%
51% mil.
. 37m 3774.
_ 105% 106%
. 32% 22%
42% 42% 41%
93% 08% 93% 93%
29% 99"8 20% 39%.
w
Amll. Cop,
Am. C. & F.
Ant Loco"
e..I
Out. West.
ail
Rock island,
800. Pacific
Sou. Ry. Co. .
'i‘enn.0 0.0!. 96
Tour Pacino Silt . 35
Union rouse Iasu 1341,.
U. 8. Rubber 62 till
Ur“ S.’ Steel 88% 88%
U. a. steel III. my. 10's
warn . 2% 22
Wabash pfd.
Wis. (lent.
adv titted for a man. Early.
host foothill I mildmysd young chap
stimuli ref rod lotus adver-
, “ t. "You tho you out till the
bill. car you?" urge ,ttI -
dunno. has. I've d
The manager of the Demon launI . .
. dry hop
3 “room nos
Jim
PROPERLY TAILORED CLOTHES MADI‘ OF“
,I.
FUSION.
‘ VICE AND PROVE THEMBILVES WORTHY. THE LEADINB
UOTB OF THElR TAILOR SHOPS EXOLUSIYELYWTO lie FOR
THIS OiTY. . i
4 THISI IN CONNECTION WITH OUR SHOWING OF SHOES
AND RUBBER8 FOR MEN AND BOYS GIVES OUR PATRONS
THE STRONOEOT POSSIBLE RANGE OF CHOIGIr H
..I
TAKE A LOOK AT OUR NEW FALL NEOKWEARI 4
98 Walkingmn St' ‘ . iI 413.6 alt Soil-ti}, . b". HE.
Telephone Conan-3,134 5-
I little laik out I... HTHibble sowed
We have some Jumbo Cranberries, fine. dark. large. 12c‘ qt.. , ,,
The Sweet Cider is now better than it was, at start. Motto bony.- ‘ _
syrupy, 20c gal. Selling a barrel a week, so somebody musttthlnkiit it:
And it is. Real sweet. ._ . ‘ '
Got in some nice new Brooms this week. .
a No. 6 or light broom at 25c.
New Loose Raisins large 4 crown, 12c lb. Some people will ‘~
buy Seeded Raisins. and these are to please such people.
Also Orange and Lemon Peel - . - -
Some of the finest New Citron you ever saw. .
Msckerel.—-Buy a pail of our new. white, fat and toothsomp" fincy Mack:
erel 20 fish in a pill. $1.00 a poll .
i now hive nice, white Chick Cod fish.
Now Bloated Herring, 2 for lie.
Scaled Herring, small 20c box.
Halibut 15c.
Jamaica Oranges. 15 for 25¢.
Try a box of the Washed Figs in round wood box line as silk. 10¢; ex .
Going to have some Extra Fancy Sweet Potatoes for Saturday's trade;
25:: peck.
Will make a special .pI-icc on Pill shury'a
$6.00 per hbl., for a few hbl 3.
Hope to nerve and please.
LORENZO DIBB
I MTelephone Call 26-4.
h
Let me show‘ '
I,.‘
lH-lour. . Saturday. Novembo
4th. .
we ARE carotene AS A SPECIAL FOR 'rms WEEK FANev sritmo 1' (
PATENT anoint AT A VERY LOW PRICE moon to ADVAN9ING.‘1
AND IT woman on most? ADVISA one To rt 1' IN A SUPPLY Now. “
FANCY SPRING PATENT it‘LOUR. Der bug ..091‘. V
N0 RESTRICTlON lN QUANI'FY, BUY AS MANY AS YOU WISH. . J
..... c..........-I...I-.
WE HAVE SOME OF THE REAL WHITE PICKLING ONIONS ONLY
7c QUART.
FANCY ALASKA SALMON 2 cans int
EMPIRE SUGAR CORN 2 cans for
GOOD SUGAR CORN, 3 cans for
DEWRY .PEAS 4 cans for .................................... 25c
COUN'l‘lHY MAIDEN PEAS 3 cans ior ..................... 5.5.“... ago
we ALSO HAVE A row. LINE 0 r- SEASONABIIE (loops fiNoiIij
Interns. mos DATES Ntrrs are.
our: Jose! 0
r2 NO‘II'I'II MAIN eraser. scum NORWALNI.
rat. out. ass—o. . «
Esoailopsl ? scallops. Escdi.
LONG ISLAND EIOALLOPI TODAY AND‘. I‘ATURDAY...
TO oALYBO ALL KIND. PRIOH Fl. H, OYITIRO, OLAMI '
I
Wit-‘2'
Bridge Fish Market. .
, : I
PEHfilfltlilxllauls per. pound 7.0
mun-II,I;IIIIIIIIII- IIIIQI‘I'IIIIIIAMI
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