7 tool born Notes. parry h‘ team. 3 V - senatorial contest last January. ' charged Superintendent Kilburn with AND FRESH canny for? 33V Ari diam ilVVliiIluNui-oa IT. V. tutti 3’8 1“. Van Sony is moving from 1 West avenifd‘to '49 Spring street. . * ‘ A re 1an business meeting of South Norw 'Conclave. Improved Order of H8018. Dita, was old last evening. Butler Lodge I. 0, 0. F. held a regular business meeting last evening at which a bomber of applications were received. The Winthrop basketball team will go téithe Mmbryt this eyening and play a praht re: game with the Corn . W—~ The hearings on the South Wilton water casesvwere resumed this morn ing at the office of Judge John 11. Light... The submission of evidence is rapidly drawing to a close and only a few more. hearings will be held. Mrs. Mary B \Fairman. who is the trained nurse in charge of little Paul- ine MockierV daughter of Patrick Mock ler. of Haviland street who is ill with diphtheria, was' able to announce this Lnornlng ”that her little charge is much 0 ter. Maroon L, Reynolds who was elect- cd mayor of Blpdgeport over Denis Mulvihill. is Wei known among local Odd Fellows. as he is a prominent menial of that prder. Mr Reynolds voted for Morfian G. Bulkclcy in the 'u--mn..__ .. The Company I‘ basketball team was to pave played the five of Manhat- tan [in varsity, next Monday night, at the Armory. but the game was cancel- led this morning Manager William F. Ranch. of the F team immediately telephoned to Waterbury and nrrang ed a game with the last Sterling I‘iVe to take the place of the New Y.orkers Last. roar...thc VB. and Sterling teams played a very close game at the Arm- ory, F winning out by two points. Howard R.7Wat,erbury. son of Town Clerk Williar‘n' F. Waterbury. of Stam- ford intends “to visit Stamford next February and to spend a mouth or two there. r Waterbury has been in the United States Signal Corps for the past two and one~half years. dur ing which time he has been assigned to duty at FwtiMeycr, Va: Juneau and Valdez. Alaska. and Seattle. Wash. Whel‘etlleVla at present. Mr. Waterbury lice-made a line rccord in his department'of Uncle Sum' s army. and his faithful work has boon reward- cd with promotion. His many friends will be gratified n'ot only at his suc- cess in the arniy~but also to the pros- pect of seeing him against early next year. He was‘formerly manager of the Postal Telegraph Company's office in South Norwalk. CHARGES Adht‘réerDKILeonN DIS- ALBANY N. Y. Nov. (L—Goveruor Higgins today dismissed the charges preferred Igtiir‘i‘st State Superinten- dent of‘Banka. Frederick l). Kllburn. by the organization of depositors of the German VBd'tik of Buffalo. which failing to make ‘a sufficient examina- tion and with improper conduct" in neglecting 10‘ close the bank before the.morning of ”member 5“ 1004. «FLASH LIGHT TIME SIGNAL. V NEW YORK. Nov. ii.—-—Bcglnnlnz with this evonlngt the Western Union Telegraph Company besides dropping the time ball at noon. will flash each hour after dark a green electric light from the tower of their building at 195. Broadway. The light will flash pre- cisely on the hour and remain lighted ten seconds to that mariners can take thelr‘reckohfng either from the time the light flashes or from the limo ii. disappears cANAi. coMiitIIioN mam THIS AFV'VTVIRN wahmor ONO 0N Nov. 8.-—-Chalrman Shouts. of the isthmiun canal commis lion. and the other members of the commission will meet this afternoon. it cablegram was received from Gover- nor Happen It Panama trolley. stating that Secretary Taft after a personal impaction of the canal work supran- ed his great gratification at the pro- groII maddtlitltt at the present corral tlon. r "Johnny you re lstt" . «stamina. dothro neither.“ 5.» my. Life Company'I Head of lacuna». V, “t man. president of the Metropolitan Life insurance Company. was the first witness. before the insurance invest» day. Mr. Hughes, counsel to the com- mitten fir,st however called the name of L. E. Mullaney. who. upon rose. padding to his name. was requested to emaih in the room Mr. Mullaney is the caretaker of the house in Albany, . which. as has been brought out in pre- C. Fields an employee of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, and occupied :1)! him during sessions in the legisla- are. The expenses of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company were again taken up with Mr. Hegemau and It was shown that in 1904, $1, 040,041 was paid for salaries of which sixteen otilcers received $303105. Previous to 1982 the president of the company received a salary anti commissions. but in 1892. Mr. Hegemans salary was fixed at $90. 000 without commie sions. and in 1905 this was raised to $100. 000. Vice- President Haley Fiske's salary is 875 000. The salary of George II. Gaston. second vice-president, is 837,500 and of Frank O. Ayrcs. third vice-presb dent. 316.2 00. Mr. Hegeman said that 35 years ago less than $250. 000 would have bought out the‘ company while . today 3250.000 000 would not do. it was brought out that the average sal- ary of an agent in the field is $11.62 a week. An assistant superintendent‘s salary " averages $18 a week, which with com- missions may run to 32o Weekly. The average salary of superintendents is from $25 to $50 a week. These effects are in the direct charge of the agents in the. field. TYPHOON AT GUAM. ‘ ConIidel‘able Damage Done to Proper- ty. But No Lich Loot. GUAM Nov. 9.»-A severe typhoon accompanied by a deluge of rilin, took place here yesterday. Tire damage done to property in considerable but its extent is unknown ’1 he towns of Againa and Pill chrcV inundated. No lives were lost. FIRST METHODIST PRAYER MEET- ING. “The Preparation of PrnVcr' will be the subject for the prayer mecting. this evening. of the First Methodist church The service tonight and that of next week will preparatory services for the week of special meeting to bc. held during 1ch Vii-ck beginning Sun day lilth.1‘hc pastor will give 8111110 account of- the way in which prayer has been the preparation for grcai ro- vivals. A general testimony service will follow, in which the people will be asked to give their experience in the matter of prayer. The service last. week was largely attended and very spli'itual.. At the close of the service a meeting of the Benevolent Cour mittec of thc church will bc hcld. CUSTOMS INSPECTORS TOOK RE- » VOLVERS. NEW YORK. Nov. 9.———Aciing 'undcr special instructions issued by Prcsi~ dent Roosevelt, customs inspectors seized eight rcvolucra from two men on the Clyde Linc steamer Seminole last night as the vcsscl was about to sail for San Domingnn ports. One man had six rcvolvcrs and the other hurl two. This is the first seizure since the order was issued. EVll springs up, and flowers. and bears no sued. Brit Good, once pill in action or in thought. Like a strong oak. doth troughs shod down Tho ripe germs of a forest. V -—l.owcll. from its lilo bore t and Settling of [states is I matter of busi- ness in the strictest sense of the word. and should be so frosted. lilo-501011 Norwoik idol ()0. makes I specialty of this class of iridium. "III you are. Do you know who it. in that "finds things for idle builds to 110” . ..ijII in. You.do."—V-Clcveland Lead- or V. MAHIYH'TIIIIMIII Do You in“ trouble with tho brie a: out? if Io you can ov- It dilienlty b, purchIIing one truth ..thniItIIt Ihpm not. We have I stock of the first and toast manhunt was be othInId. Prices 1. . V ‘ . . Cut to football Goods For This WOOL RUOIY POOTIALL'; 40d, .00. 736 .."d .1le ‘ HIAO GEAR. lilo, 75°, ‘1 Ind 01.” roorIALr. sum, or mm. out from I136 om couture. I“ new roaK. Nov. 0--John u. Heue- eating committee of the legislature to- ‘- vious testimony, was maintained by A. ' laid Wilt? ouidn't our Varsity suits be the smartest suits ‘- in town! The leading American deal nerVd 'gned them; - the beat p V and most skilled tailorin or ation in the - world'ma . thorn} and both the makers and in stand behind . every ion with the guarantor Satisfaction or your money V back. $l5 00 to $25. 00 Modest prices rule. Single and double-breasted Varsity suits of the new greys, mixtures, blue andftblack; broad hand-worked shoulders and collars. deep-vented backs, wide— ,. hip trousers. ’ ., V 35 O Covert hex coats and three-‘quarter length black and Oxford costs in Fall weights, $6. so to $20.06. Heavy over- coats in the new models are ready for the first cold snap. Come and 3» them. 80 IT WILL YIELD THE BEST FRUITS ‘ V is the point to which we wish to develop our busi' néss, It is a mistake to gauge our business entirely. by what. wc. can sell. Just. remember the better standard is what, we can schism. ~ Low prices do not always mean cheap. grain, but ' right prices for dependable goods are what you are look- for, and our business is to have both. . " I I Buy Oats Thais Clean. ; MANUEL 1'. HATCH. .. ’ I am near, just as far .... .91 as 1110:11601'081 lcttVer-box .t x. ‘ t or telephone. my” ‘ \ , l . Vl \ I I ‘ M’ ‘ ‘V J - '51—.” .. A-” - - .. -3 Score Cards NEW AND onrom‘re LINE ’ x. V v. JUST RECEIVED AT . V V W. P. BEERS’ Book and Stationery Stored. ' 6 do. Mala Sb. SI. Nomlk. TIIIphonI Connootlolw _ V‘ 40 Wall St, Norwalk. 70 Posrlions Filled bil oraduaies cf ”- Merrill College . THE PAST 25 WEEKS. THE TRAINING AT MERRILL DID IT. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS. " OATALOGUES FREE. TNROLL NOW. M. A. MERRILL, Prim. t So. Norwalk. Conn. EYES Willi °‘*':::.:::.:.::V°"VV"°; Often IrrI attrloqu I lack cf IIIIrnIII of video to sin I thn illI alIIIII IrI wholly to bloom. Would It not bI mil to lid your Iyu IxImlnId IdIlnf fr ... .. IT'S; FREE. if 0. B. Jackson. IrIduItI Optician. " ‘ NORWALK. 07.. . ll WALL ITRII‘I'. Tin ioooniloot lieoonl lilo ‘iosonooo to. A ‘ tsauu THE IDIAL w L DOUGLAS LIFE lNaoaANcI couraAcr. RItII. ”milk and PrivIlIuII Ib- $2.50, $9.00, $3.50” IolutIly find and warming in the Policy. or. H. FIELD. don't. AoInh‘ SHOES Ufllhld .Ink .311"de , Se. Nor-walk. Conn. ~V\ AT 1 Butter! Butler! Butter! ---—-- 109 Wuhintton 111.. Our very best Eight Creamery ‘ so. new... Butter, none better at any ; ‘ ‘.~ . , V. price, ’ 00'! ”till 10 NOW Willi. “5° 1"? lb‘ S‘l‘lAMII Joya IVLVIIV'II. “T” 0n and sitar: Monday October 0. VOLUNTEER FLOUR. V will loam steamboat mi, south Nu . walk. at 7: lo a. m. Makes perfect Bread Mt‘i‘im‘ntsmlil 1%“ 25:139. 1:! g, I . . 65° 9" b“ 1113393515 ll. m.,a a” mi militarism ...... Norwalli in thin to connect with trIInI ' ST ULL, for yfJItrbury. midtown and intIrrnIda V ' ) PX". (gm wmfiw IIIIII'chIII' JOB 1" ‘ ‘ ImdLI r33“.................roo .4 comes avarice? “Incl-ti "MIN 90» in seamen. sous. ""7""Vw - ' Wrecks. Bonds. Grain and the ' wide quotations and Brooklyn Transit a point. ’ ed prices were registered after the op. . Railway. which recovered half of iii-i ' low-Er than in the morning. GEO.KEELER’S w. . inn.” Iaitl tiIr‘ 10001an and Idiot Preparations Pond's 0 oh Cure..60c bottle bonds '1' 11 Wash. . .251: bottle . Pond's Powder 25c bottle Ponds ctr iron...” is 500 jar Pond's Cream...4.....25c tube Pond's Antiseptic Cream ....... ...-...26 O: 500 jar l’ond's 'l‘atcurn Powder V .860 bottle Bond's Toilet, Paper. . . .itlc pits. See them in the window. "to Olliford Pharmacy ran phenomenon scans. fit. our. in. WWW. Mbplosd 6005011th '00. (imarponmi ‘- COMMISSION liROlilEliS. . . Union in Cotton. "variation”? Black. II. Norwalk. rooAv IN wALL- srnssr W ”...—... WALL STREET 10 10 a nr.—~Scli- V lag orders a the opening curried pric- ' es in the neck market today lower all ground. the declines running to , small fractions except in the cases of local A tractions. Metropolitan Strcet Railway running off 2 points on Reading and Sincltlng show ed resistance and scored fractional gains. ' WALL STREET. 11 a. 111.—«Improv- cnirtg selling orders had been cleaned up, but the milieu .vvcre‘ not import- ant outside of Metropolitan Street 2 point drop. Vigorous selling was resumed again and prices relapsed sharply all round. Northern Paciiic .Was driven 3% below ypstcrday's one and several other stocks loai mm 1 to 2 points. Great Northern pfd. sold at 273 it and at 270 cx- rights compared with 310 yesterday' a cV.losc Spt VVulatiou then became very fever- ish,- prices rallying a fraction and go- ing bit frequenilV Reading rebound. cd to ”2%. WALL STREET. noonV—A general recovery to above yesterday‘s last prices occurred during 1erV second hour. Reading sold at .143 -i. yester- day'srocord leVel. Bonds were heavy. “ALL STREET.1 p. m.——-A flurrs in call money which sent the rate sour- ing to fifteen per cent precipitated heavy selling and prices were forced Average reactions ran to a point. but reached morc in some specialties. When lrron cv vilified of! stocks became firmed. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Report over the private wires of The Maples & Goldschmldt Co.. Com mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block, South Nor-walk. Telephone 153. , Open High Low 1:00 Amal. Cop. 811A. 81% 8073'. 81% Am. C. & IV‘. 3901. 3005’. 3813’. 3875. Am. (Y.&F‘.of. 100151 10093400 100 Am. Cot. Oil 34 31% 31 3414.- Am. Loco. 07% 08% 07% 08 Am. Smelt. 139% 141% 131m. 141 Am. Sugar 130% 140 1391/; 1-10 AJI‘. & 8. Fe 841,5 84% 837V. 81 A.T. & IF. p_ 108% 103% rosy. 103% Balr. & Ohio 1100/. 111 110% 111. Bklyn. R. T. 751;" 75% 74% 75% Chi-s. & Ohio 53% 04 53 53% Chi &. N W. 21 218 217 217%, Texas Pac. 33% .8396 38% 33% Union Pan. 130 131% 130% 130% U. s. Rubber till 60% 50% 50% U. S. Steel . audit. 30% 30% 800i. ill-I. Steel pf. 102% 102% 102% 102% bash " 20% 21 20% 21 Wabash pfd. 40% 40% 39% 09% West. tin. Tel.‘ 98 08 08 as Win. Cent. 5 ‘20 20 29 ‘29 ‘So you know my son, do you?’ Silk» ed the lady at the soda fountain. 'Oh. you," replied the young woman hit ndance: "I know him may wait". you think he looks like me?" "No. can't I“ that he 110%;th he has 3%“ just I his fathers. " ‘ you’ re inlItaken." "'No.y1"in not. PM seen him Vvlnii at me many a tirnIi" A redhesded than one night raked it enough coni- to propose to I rl with whom it“ very simply and sincerely in love. She repliId tuba his suit in I III! veico‘: “1’an very Iorry. floor a. bitt‘ V anyone or red no It the not: fibrils“! allies m out 1911 in mono! ind m IN FALL CLOTHING FOR MEN WILL BE FOUND HERE IN PRO- FUSION. PROPERLY TAILORED CLOTHES MADE OF THE PRQER MATERIALS WHICH CAN STAND THE TEST OF BER VICE AND PROVE THEMSELVES WORTHY. THE‘ LEADING MANUFACTURERS OF MEN'S APPAREL OONFINE THE PROD- UCTS OF THEIR TAILOR SHOPS EXCLUSIVELY TO US FOR THIS CITY. , . ‘ V. g , 1’ ‘ ‘ THIS. IN CONNECTION WITH OUR SHOWING OF SHOES. AND RUBBERS FOR MEN AND BOYS, GIVES .99“ PATRONS THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE RANGE OF CHOICE. , Q . TAKE A LOOK AT OUR NEW FALL NECK‘WEAR. I. [ 'li‘i SELLECK & PRICE, ryearI.” ‘ " HEAD-TO-FOO'I‘ ournrr'rans. wire“; 98 Washington St. 3V V' #13. South Norwalk. Telephone Cali 324-2. I . ‘ tr \_ 'V ...—.3332 A little Iollt About brings it Dibbio' 3 Grocery WI have Iome Jumbo CranberrieI, fine, dark, large,12c\qt. The Sweet Cider‘ to now better than it was, It Itart. More body. more Iyrupy, 20c gal. Selling a barrel a week, so somebody "Nut think it fine. And it is. Real Iweet. Got in Iomc nice new Brooms this week. a No. 6 or light broom at 25c. - New Loose RalIlnI, large 4 crown, 12c 1b., Some people will not buy Seeded Raisins. and the” are to please such people. V ‘ l VIVA \_ 1“. AiIo Orange and Lemon Peel. Some of the finest New Citron you ever saw. Mackerel -—Buy a nail of our new. white, fat and toothsome fancy Mack Irol 20 fun in a pail. $1.00 a pail. _ ’ l E A; ~i anow have nice. white Chick Cod fiIh. ' fl \ ow Bloated Herring, 2 for 5c. 1 V ‘ . R ‘0'le h. ..N: .. . . -I Let me elbow a bargain in ' Scaled Herring, Imall 20c box. I Halibut 15:. Jamaica Oranges. 15 for 25¢. " ‘ ' Try a box of the Wthsd FigI in round wood box fine as Illk,10c box. Going to have some Extra Fancy Sweet Potatoes for Saturday’I trade, 25c peck. r - Will make a Ipeclai price on Pill Ibury'I Flour, Saturday. November. $8.00 per bbl., for a few bblI. ' . Hope to serve and please. LORENZO DIBBL Telephone Call 26-4. .7- 41h. ..-—m Escallops, 400 qt. ALSO ALL KINDS FRESH FIS 14,, TlODAY. CUTBILL’S Bridge Fish Market. FREIv DELIVERY. N ew, Loose Buckwheat 71133.0" -‘ 25:: I OYSTERS, CLAMS RECEIVED TEL 1“— more $0.. .VV. or .o . l - l 6 EVAPORATED PEACHES .. 2 ... 25¢. Col. r. a r. «um 4m 43 ,i. it """""""" " Co" Scum 27% 2m 27% 27% EVAPORTED APthors ...................... 2 Ibl..25¢ C011. Gas 181% 181% 180% 181%, CALIFORNIA PRUNES ............... 5 lbI.. 250 Del. & rind. 22;7 223% 233% 223 CALIFORNIA PRUNES .................... a ibI.. 26: Eric 4 /.‘ 4 CALIFORNIA PR NES ............... SW" 112'!“ malaria 132% 122% 13% LAYER nos. ..u.. . 1...: :3: g: on. m ........ ..................... “1.00111." 17.} 176%178 170% BULK MINOEMEAT ............... .............. ....in....... 3"“..2“: laon. & Nash. 148% 149 148% 149 Manhattan too 165 ism 1on4. UN'TED GROCERY co PANY iii; to: ' e-‘i Cm"- . ‘ . Io non-m MAIN "1!..." - M. K..it '1‘. 3m. 3m 3m 34% .0 ”awn." OT ' n“, no: w" 1, M. K. a '1‘. [11.68% can as can ' - It. Al. O . ‘ Mo. Pacific 99 ow. sort or “L.“ Lax—'- Nat. Lead coil. 50% 40% 50% V .. .V . V N. 1’» Central “(9% 152 133% 133 Loan rnouasns . rt... venerable college president had Nam: ‘23:“ 33% £322 53 53% I've got, em on at last: but gay... been invited to address the Bachelor rating all to to to 46 lhate toxo outside; 0018' club numbering a hundred or Penn]. 11.011. 142% 111:2: 133% 133% AllI liioon at: '1 show up ilrlr‘éem more. Peopé‘a as 0 0 ' wan 0 run and c n] t. 6 Reading 140 143% no to Ofrcoririre i like 'cm but 1 wish ... m’amwfiouflz mums", “”‘ifi‘ ROD. SIGN 2‘“ 24% 24 24% id WOI‘Q Om NOV rai dili'I. eyes before Mm. “that Mr. Bmkugmlaf . Rock island 27% 28% 27% 28 The kids all make me feel blamed is right when be my. the cough-y.“ Bop. Pacino 88% 08% 08 08% ' cheap. ’ still full of opportunitieI for our Sou. Ry. Co. 31% 06 31% 34% In half a dozen ways. young men. n V V , Tenn. C. & I. 01% 113% 91% 02 ' . “Hey .1th them brttchss show yer “I..." V A saloon realm because he II a salmon keeper. is not better than U“ likely come from 300 . merchant, lswy r doctor 1 While atrium Smith all Josh .me comma.- and; proactive; Ir.~ preacher. All aligned; to obey the law. all without fear. of therw it is 11 V_ , soldering the III ' n "so ‘ above or beyondotheihm-eOIIVIPIW High water pants. I know: ll! mm. An' prob'ly somethin‘ 'bout like this a tilt come from Billy Brown: "Yer feet Ihouid give a party: In’ Invite yer brltches down. " Well. no way. i want be called Jim Sp indie-hanks no more. ‘ V_ An‘ stockin' holes won’t show up like They nilnI did before: . i feel and took that like I man. ». ‘ ‘ . V _ That there can't be denied. ‘5 5 .1 t . I've got 'em on, at last but me ' ’ V f 1 hate to no outside. - .V «Bide Dudley in Kansas City Sin. 5 . a“ "I love my work because i starved for it ” laid the artist. dramatically. ”WWII I love mine boring: i starved 1m forl’xot it.” VIII her mpdnlcu's inertiittc rapists-110Mb Free Prom“ .. 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