ICE CREAM
' AND
Fresh CANDY
LAN E’ S
51 WAIHINOTON IT.
Local News lites.
Try the Public» Market's
beef. it is delicious.
corned
Escaliops onlv 35 and 40 cents a
quart at Captain l)ucross.
A January dress goods sale in eatly
N‘pvember. at the Boaton Store. See
Mrs. Ker by and daughter Miss Hat-
tie F. Kerby. of Brooklyn are guests
at the Motel Norrvalk
Mts All(e lIubey and (laughtet of
Black Rock. entertained over Sunday.
Miss Wiseman. of Notwalk.
Three Norwalk young men. Messrs
Eastman Cotes anti Slattery, have
shipped on the. learner Eagle.
—-Red Onions $1 bu. F. I). 1.. & Co
Goold S. Hoyt the Norwallt teal
estate. dealer. was on a business trip
to New Yotk City lestertiat.
Miss Gettrude Magner of Fall'flt‘ld
avenue r'otutned tilts morning to her
studies at Latualton Hail Seminary
Mts. Charles H. Ftrll‘is and (laugh
lt!‘.l Miss Mabel Ferris of Washington
stteet are spending a few (IRIS In New
York.
You are assured a hot little this witt-
ter If you use one of the Huh heaters
or ranges sold by A. J. Collins & Com-
pany. '
St. John's Lodge, I“. and A. M.. of
Norwalk. will hold a special communi-
cation 1‘ hutsday night. and confer tlIt
fellow cra‘ft degtee.
Silas Oltnstead, an old and rcspett-
(Id resident Of Cl"flilIllll\’. is critically
ill and fears are entertained that he
will survive but a short tithe.
Colfax Fncampment No. l'll . 0.
(I F.. held a meeting last evening, at
uhith the Golden Rule degree. was
tonferred on several candidates
—-.lones‘ lt‘lour, 75c baa: $6le bid.
1“. I). Lawton 8; Company.
“.‘J
Election returns will be received
this evening at the office. of The Son-
tlnol. and will be given the public as
fast as they come III (nor the spec-
ial wile.
A number of 'Norwaikera who have
business In New York or are employed
in the. city are enjoying a vacation to-
dav. it being election day and a hell.
day In the Cit).
'lhe lleekcr Club. of the South Nor-
\Ialk llnptiat (‘hurch will meet to
mot-row evening with Miss Viola M.
Decker. at her home. 39 Seaview ave-
nue. East Norwnlk.
-—tlrun. Sugar. Lil lbs. $l, b‘.i).l.. 8.- Co.
The cases (If (’lharles lint-roars atttl
George H. Stafford, charged with
cruelty to animals. is scheduled for
trial lit the Court of Continua Pleas, In
Bridgeport, this ntonlh.
t‘aicrcr it‘. A. Lane‘s horse ran away
III l-‘raultliu street. this IIIornlnn. but
did no damage. lauster (lortnley. who
ran alongside the animal for some Ilia»
tam-(I. finally succeeded in having him
stopped.
The Stamfoid Iliixh lit hoot team will
round" to Not walk tomorrow ilfii‘llltllill
and play the ()vorlook-Suilcck Military
Academy team at football (til the htt-
ter'a grounds in lanai avenue. The
game will begin at it: is
William J Mulvlitiii who diacouitn
tied his brokomrte office in lloyl'a
'i‘hcntro block, last week. has formed
a partnership with Charles A. Preo-
man. of South Norwallt. and intends to
nominal a stock broker (mice in Stant-
tord in the future ‘
m.—
The Copyright (‘Iothlntt Coutpauy at
ll North Matti street. tnunufactutus its
own mods. and sells them for '7 anti
Ittl pcr gartncut. Upon your eyes
and don‘t pay $3 to bit more profit on
your still. or Marconi than what you
can buy trout them.
The slanutur John Silvester will
make another excursion to the Hippo
aroma. New York. tomorrow. leaving
South Norwnllt at 8:th o'clock. and
returning leave New York at ti o‘clock.
The fare on the steamboat. including
admission to the Hippodrome will be
only It. and n largo number oi people
should pnrtiolpnto in the event.
in out ratt- ruli- III-iii
Dotyou luv bio with tho brat.-
lion coining t if so you can or
Cl'tmfllo that ill titty by purchasing
one from the intent shipment. We
have a stock or the finest had most
liar-lac that put in nominal. Prices
:mrM mu. can.
can aw"? been: lint-visits MI“
.comcs lo deals.
74 Washington Street.
Sakai-walk.
Letter Carrier Elbirt :W. Clark is
spending todlty in New York.
A. routine meeting of the Hospital
Visiting Board was held yesterday.
row—M
Mayor George B. Buxton. oi Nor-
walk. is on a business trip to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Morgan. of
West street, spent Sunday in New Ha
van
Frank Waterman. of South Nor-
walk. spent Sunday at his home in'
Bethel.
Miss Ada Elliott. at Non-walk. was
In Southport, yesterday. calling on
intends.
R. E. Kinney. Of the Masonic Home,
Wallingt’ord. is the guest of Ex. Mayor
R. H. Golden u
Dr. F. M. Wilson. of Black Rock.haa
sold the yacht Duplex to Mr. Stearns,
of Bridgeport. .
Palestine Castle, Knights of the
Mystic Chain, hold a business meet-
ing last evening
The regular Weekly rehearsal of the
Rough Rider Glee Club was held last
evening in Quartet Club ball
A regular routine busintss mettiug
of Putnam Hose Company was held
last evening at the hose house III
Franklin street.
Olive Branch Lodge. NO. III, K. of r.
request the members to be present
l‘hursday evening. as there is busin-
ess of Importance to be transacted.
Old Well Lodge will ltolti a stated
communication this evening at 8 o"
clock 'lhtI Master Masons‘ degree
will be conferred and there will bea
banquet.
A meeting of I'm... Haymakers'
was held last evening anti a com
ntittee appoitttétr'to attange a action
of pcnuchle games with Cockenoe
Hayloi’t.
The annual meeting Of the immed
lute Relief Assoriation of Sherman
anti Ponassua Councils will be held in
the rooms of the Ponassus Council.
this etening at 8. 30 oelm k
Walter Davis who has been t)|l("-la
tor at Norfolk. Conn. all the summer
has retained to South Norwalk. tht.I
season. At present he is helping in
the South Norwalk office oi the Postal
Telegraph Companv
South Ntuwalk (‘oncIiIIVI No. 418.
I. O. H. will hold a business session.
Wednesday evening In Mystic Chain
Hall. In Washington street. A full up
tendance of members is desired.
There. will be refreshments and lunch-
eon after the session
the South Not walk I“Ilt' l‘ollcchcltl
a business meeting last etching and
made plans for a smoker to be held
soon after the departmental election.
it was also decided to send ‘back to
Philadelphia several Of the new titti-
fronts which are unsatisfctory.
llr. and Mrs. Gerrit Smith will give
a piano and song recital at Mrs.
Mcud's school, Hillside. Norwulk. on
Friday evening. at llzlt'. o'clock. The
subject will he ”(tries and His Mu-
sic." Tickets are on sale at W. l’.
Beers“ store South Main street
Andrew .1. (llcndeninu. ol' Norw.alk
set sail this aftetuoon itom New \otk
city. on the steamer Kansas (‘ity. for
Macon. GIL. where he will spend the
winter. Mr. tllcndenlna was accent-
punied to New York by one of his
sons. Harold (lieudenuiuu of ii, Giott-
dcnning & Contpany.
BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE
requires careful attention. You
want to be fui‘.y Ht‘t med when it
iilltiiviilg' the
transfer of moneys.
A SUBSTANTIAL TRUST
COMPANY
is the proper avenue to transact
any important piece of business
or transfer of property. .. .. ..
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY
at is as trustee for securities. leg—
acies or estates; Inauatrcs propcn
ties and accepts Ittoucv on deposit
tail and see how we can serve
you.
M... “W“
W-W~
Out in football Goods
For m: Willi.
sire-oar roornALLa. 40c, 000. m
HIAO nun. liar. m. u and its:
FOOTIALI. SUITS, for teams. but
from "as to?
COLEMIN’D
NIW IITORI.
ill North mittw cunt. tooth Nomnlk.
for A. d. nuidloo'o Inuit-ii
Norfolk office. having closed for the ‘
rcoa "Si-0
Distlnctlve
The styles brought out this season by Hart. Shai’fncr
& Marx include several distinctive models in overcoats;
styles which in grace and distinction surpass the produc-
tions of even smart tailors.
The Ryton Is a favorite model; long. single and double-
breastcd, loose and comfortable. In black, Oxford and gray-
ish mixtures, $15 to $35.
The Paletoh a smart coat for men of good figure. body—
fitting. with flowing skirts. In gray, Oxford and black.
$25 to $30. I
The double- breasted box coat. bell skirts, medium‘
length. very swagger. In gray, Oxford and black. $15 to $22.
Fancy‘ mixed single and double-breasted long coats.
very full and loose. in sizes for big boys, young men and
6 men, $8.50 to $20.
m
Oyster gray in the shade men most admire. particularly
in our Varsity suits. $15 to $25. We have them in fancy
mixtures, blue and black.
8
South Norwalk. Tel. Call, 32-2.
eess. It. is a mistake to chime our business entirely by
what We. can sell. Just remember the better standard
is, what we can buy right,
Low pticcs do not alwats mean (heap gr,aiu but
right prices for dependable goods are what \on me look
for
and our business is to have both.
I 80 W WILL YIELD THE BEST FRUITS
‘ is the point to which we wish to develop our busi- .
a .
as the nearest letter-box ... 5
norm r"
.
/ W\ ""
\fWA AAA/fix I
\
or telephone.
i
”q. Buy Oats 'i‘hats (‘lt-ttit.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near. just as far . . ‘1 ’
.. . ....m.-.. .w ‘~ -~_cd
Score Cards
NEW AND UPITO-DATE LINE . "
JUST RECEIVED AT
W. P. BEERS’
Book and Stationery .Storu.
e do. Mala an, no. Nor-walk.
Telephone Connection.
7O POSittons Filled bit graduates Of
Merrill College
THE PAST 25 WEEKS.
THE TRAINING AT MERRILL DID IT.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
40 Wall 8L, Norwulk.
CATALOGUES FREE. ENROLL NOW.
M. A. MERRILL. Prim. l'.. c. ldtll‘
So. Norwa Ik. Conn. .
an mitt’IXIX-mu i
AODORDINDLV
omit one attributes a lack cf diurnal or vision to MI by...
when hi- gluuo It’d wholly to blame. Would it not be mil to luv.
your eyes cumin“ again?
IT'S FREE.
0. B. Jackson,
Graduate Optician.
. OI WALK ITRIIT. NDIWALK. DT-
'wnmmms
$2.50. $3.00, $3.50
SHOES
GEO. KEELER’S
159 Washington St. So. Norwnik.
” special «on Excursion
o O
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IIlll i‘nnnalltttt tleneul lite illSllilllllli it
IOCUCO THE lDBAL
LIFE INBURANCE CONTRACT.
Rates, Benefit. and Privileges ab-
solutely fixed and guaranteed in the
Policy.
r. H? riILo. can't. Agent.
United Bank lulldlng.
so. Not-walk. Conn.
I
Butter! Bullet! Butter!
Our very best liigitt (Jrcautcry
’Itttc'r none better at 'llly new YOIII and IIIO HIWOIIIOIIIO,
My ' ' attrition. lot. 8 lat.
, c u n, .rmmor JOHN rm rum
5 p ‘ will luv. diocmboct Dock. loath Nor-
""" 5‘ it'll lio'i‘“ '3"'l‘illh.'."l:
VOLUNTEER FLOUR, mil. Egrwnlk It {mutants Eon-
Makcs perfect llrcad mailman); 53km"; mt; vomiting,“
165° per bag. retain?» «an.
Incunlon tickets. including admis-
IMO and marred mil to the Hippo-
drome. Oi
“combat ticket. good until and;
strontium tickets ms for title date
team for Idid 2t Water-II Union
Tot n it Ditto. and Steamboat Dock.
bout smut. and Wood's drug stomp
A. sTuu.
24 COTTAGE AVENUE?
1. l L. 64 ."‘ mm “than
aasn aonwntx. court.
a
and “combat 900k. "WWII“ L..-
Medicinal and toilet
Preparations.
Poad‘s Cdtarrh Cure. .50c bottle
Pond“: 'l‘ooth Wash. . .250 bottle
Pond's Tooth Powder. 25c bottle
Pond's Cream. . .. .26 u 50c Jar
Fund's Cream.........sac tube
Pond's Antiseptic Cream
............25 8: 60¢ Jar
.Pond's Tulcum Powder
...... 25c bottle
Pond' s Toilet Paper. . . .10c pkg.
See them in the window.
the Olifford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION 8T0“.
TIL. DALI. ill.
...........
Maples it Goldscitmidt Go.
(incorpbrsudq
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Steaks, 8:12: grain and
Cotton.
«an: u not... link. do. not-mat;
...... MW»... ......,L.. L.
WINES NEW
lflllfliiMEiill
llNlllEH Wli
'P'tioplc of Russia Appear to
Have a Betterlinderstanding
of the Matter. and There is
Less Trouble and Disorder
Apparent.
ST. l’lC'l‘ERS‘BtiRtl. Nov. 7. '31 a.
tn.~-'l‘hc project for IA sweeping ex
tension of the suffrage in elections to
the national assembly. promised by
the emperor. is published.
After the Oral days of confusion fol-
lowing the issuance of the manifesto
giving a constitution to Russia anti
nominating Count Witte mention, the
iaitci' .«I new government appeals to
be getting fairly under way.
The cabinet with which Count WitttI
will undertake the difficult task of
guiding the. nation on its new course
of (-onstltIItionalisttt and preventing
the radical and agitatory elements
from dr'itihg it on the I'IOtlts of Iev-oln
lion. Is now beginning to take form
The names oi the two Shipoii" s one of
them. i\.tn, hating been (‘ouut \\"ittc a
former assistant in the illitlislt') of
finance and his associate at Ports-
inouih. N. H. and the other DDIIIII
the Mosc'ou zentsiovist. who was prcai
dent of the first zetnatto congress. ate
s-‘emistithOiitnlivcly unmounted as his
selections respectltely for minister of
“name and comptrolict general M.
Netttcchnief. president of the South-
castetu Railroad, who, as the Associa-
lcd Press is informed. is rIetotnntended
by the railroad men to succeed i’rititc
lilikoif. is how on his way to St. Pc
lersburg to (ouslder the tender of the
portfolio of ways and ctnnmunlcations.
With the nomination of Prince Alexia
()bolcnsky as proctit'ator'IgtIueral of the
lioly Synod already gazetted. this pro-
vides four of the eight ministerial
posts at the dispoaltlon of the premier.
Prince ll rttsoif. until recently governor
of 'l‘ter. may also be called to a cabl-
net position yet undetermined. For
the two portfolios of cdut atlon anti Jua-
lice (‘ouut Witto tilts been disappoint-
ed in obtaining the men he originallv
(it-sited but ltc has othet men in view.
'l‘houuh Dmitri Sltlpoff is no longer
in sympathy with tho zematvo major-
lty. which in the interval of the first
and second congress progressed so far
beyond his pan-Slavlst ideas that he
failed to secure election as n mombet
of the bureau he will roll} to the. sup
port (If the new cabinet a strong tac-
tion of (onservatlve ztIInstvoiata who
are also followers of pan Slatinm.
whose doctrine is the development. (It
a Russian IrtIveIntut-ni on iluaslaa
lint-a. Dmitri Shlpoff la a man of
conservative ideas, who. like the late
Prince 'l‘roubetaltov. dared to make, a
stand against the sweeping current
which entrled away moat of of the,
ztIutI-Itvolats
The selection of M. Ncmcthulct is
apparently good. He Is it practical
man of nifalr a who has had long exper-
lcnce iii railroad administration ‘und
as shown by the Iceomittcnthtlitnt of
the railroad delegation. has the sym-
pathy of the workman. ’l‘hc fainter
minialeta clitotit four who are not
subject to the jurisdiction of the pre-
mier are slated for dismiaual. Count
Wilte is not submitting much of his
new program to the old committee of
ministers and the. project for the ott-
tenaion of the suffrage though an
pounced atttl approved by the. com»
tuittee of uinlatcra was drafted under
(Liotmt ‘Wl t'a direction after cont-tuli-
ation with It number of liberals in-
cluding Prof. Kasmlakaraviff. who re-
sumed his chair at the Academy of
Military Law an account of his liberal
opinions, and M. Iansrofisky. one of
the editors of the Liberal legal weekly
Provo. The new measure grants rc-
prcaentutton to the workmen on the
state basis as peasants. one ropresoni
tstive of each 250 .000 and extends the
suffrage to the mat class of "intellec-
tunic" possessing college degrees who
have been the hurt and soul of the
reform movement. Voter: will also
under the new regulations include ton-
antn paying an annual rent at m
marlin oi hill: school diplomu’
!
traders except the lowest :3
If.
FUSION.
Tats ClTY. _ ..
SELLEOK
98 Washington St.
Telephone
m FALL cLorI-tmc roa MEN wiLL at: rouao Haas IN limo ,
raorsatv TAILORED cLorI-Ila MADE or ran}
Pnorsa MATERIALS waica CAN STAND THE Turret: can.
VICE AND PROVE THEMSELVES :woarav. ' Tait LEADING .
MANUFACTURERS or news APPAREL cousins THE anon.
acre or THEIR TAILOR sI-Iops excLuslvva To us can;
‘ THIS, iN CONNECTION WlTH OUR SHOWING OF SHOE.
AND RUBBERB FOR MEN AND BOYS. GIVES OUR PATRON!
THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE RANGE OF CHOICE.
TAKE A LOOK AT oua new FALL NECKWEAR. 1' ITTEI
‘ HEAD-TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS. mid I!”
\ I .i I.
.- u
& PRICE.
I 1.. Saudi Norwalk‘.
Call 324-2. ' b » I-IM'IM
A little laiit About filings ill Dibble' 3 Grocery
We have some Jumbo Cranberries, fine, dark, large. 12c qt.
The Sweet Cider is now better than it was, at start.
Selling a barrel a week. to somebody must think It fine. ‘
syrupy. 20c gal.
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, 12:: lb.
More body, more
Let me show. a bargain In
Some people will not
buy Seeded Raisins, and these are to please such people.
Also Orange and Lemon Peel.
Some of the finest New Citron you ever saw.
Mackerel.-—-Buy a pail of our new. white, fat and loathsome fancy Mack-
erei 20 lion in a pail. $1.00 a pail.
i now have nice. white Chick Cod fish.
New Bloated Herring, 2 for Se.
Scaled Herring, small. 20c box.
Halibut 15c.
Jamaica Oranges. 15 for 25c.
5.
“it. \ 1’.
Try a box of the Walnut Figs in round wood box, fine as cllk.10c box. '
Going to have some Extra Fancy Sweet Potatoes for Saturday'd trade.
25: peck.
Will make a special price on Pill abury'o Flour. Saturday, November
4th. “.00 per not. for a few bblo.
Hope to nerve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
Escallops, 40c: qt
ALSO ALL KINDS FRESH FISH,
TODAY.
OYSTERS, CLAMS RECEIVED
CUT‘BILL’S
Bridge Fish Market.
TEL 108-—
FREE DELIVERY. ‘
New, Loose Buckwheat 7 lbs. -
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EVAPORATED PEACHES ...........
EVAPORTED APRICOTB ...........
CALIFORNIA PRUNES .............
CALIFORNIA PRUNEB .............
CALIFORNIA PRUNES .............
LAYER FIGS ........................
BULK MINCEMEAT . ..............
25c
......................... 2 lbl.,!5c
......................... 2lb2.,26°
......................... 5ibl..25¢
..... albl.,26t:
................... 2th.!“
......................... 2th., 266
............ ‘ 3ibl..25o
................... .
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,
20 NORTH MAIN CT.
80. NORWALK. DT-
TIL. "—8.
Officials of SI Potetabitrir and Moscow
with salaries of no less than $600.
The nerve froth the proviucca lII-
dlentea the dying down of the reign
of riot and license foilowittp.r the pro-
mulgation (If the imperial manifesto.
Normal conditions are, gradually rc-
sunning. in Poland a Polish national
tuovetttcnt baa blossomed forth under
favorable conditions. Warsaw In der-
ortiied with l’oiiah flags whose. display
heretofore. has been treated as a
crime. A giant demonstration includ-i
ing 250.000 pct-sous paraded the
streets atttl listened to speeches (lelitw
ered by llettrylt Sienkicwicz. the an.
titer. and other prominent Poles. The
demonstration passed oil! without dis
order. though in the Jewish quarter
whore anti-Jewish attacks were feared
seven persona suspected of being pro.
vooatory agents of the police service
ware killed by the enraged populace
after the nationalist parade
”bib—no.—
NORWAY’I NIW KtNO AND QUEEN
CHRISTIAN”. Norway Nov. 7.“
The future king tutti queen of Norway
(Prince and Princess Charles of Don-
mdrk) will, it: is anticipated. arrive In
Christinnltt. November 35 or 26. the
former taking the oath before thé
With“ immediately after his an
V. .
LADY FLORENCE DIXIE DEAD.
LONDON. Nov. ‘t.-dey Florence
Matti. the ”unknown writer. explorer
and champion or women’s rights. who
noun or a war correspondent for It
Manda pips :- nut-int the Boer war.
tiled today at her homo. Gian Stuart.
Law. Duntlr forthtt'o, Wand .
T'DTI
MIT NDRWAol-tlfiiH OT.
’ .
100 STRIKEBREAKIRC AT WORK.
SAYleSVILLIO, ‘R. i., Nov. ’l.--
About. 100 strlkobrcukera. believed to
have come from New York. today were
reported to have none to work in the
Snylas Bleachcries. where 800 one
ployoea have been out. on strike for
mo wet-kn. The strikers continue
to hold meetings every day. and lid
breaks from their ranks have been rd-
ported.
.u—ua 5.
It“
STAMFORD CARPENTER GUT HID .1 ‘
THROAT.
STAMFORD. Nov. 7.-Alcrsndcr
MI-Allistcr. a carpenter and builder
cut but throat and died in it little Iliad
upon his premises at his home on
West avenue. yesterday. lie rm fif-
ty five. years old and leaves n widow.
anti three children.
PACKAGE
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Norwalk Chronicler