held at the arm._lost evening
T. election. who were summoned to an .
podi- hotoro .ltititlcc (tartar in Raddina. 1 1 1
LANE S
M INAOI-IING'I'ON IT.
'1, ‘.
Ltitiil densities.
000d things to eat. at Charles E.
Seymour’s. See ad.
Delicious teas'at New York Gro
oery Company. See ad.
”—1,.
Sale extraordinary of. kitchenware
goods at Road’s. See ad
A regular business meeting of the
Philathea Class was held last evening
Mr and Mrs Charles E. Church. of
Lyrics Place. were visitors in New
York yesterday
Annual November sale of notions at
the Boston Store. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday See ad
If your coal. Is not in the bin. get
busy today. The Ferris Coal C.o Is
ready to supply till Wants. 1
When in- need of furniture or stoves.
call and see A. J. Angevine & Sou.
You will get a square deal.
A regular business meeting of St.
Joseph 3 T. A. B. society was held last
evening at the T.A ..B rooms.
W
John Pardee wah..removed yesterday
from the almshouse. to the Norwalk
Hospital. whose he will undergo treat-
ment. 1. 1g .,
George E Jewell. oi Stratford. was
a visitor in town last evening. attend-
ing the stated communication of But-
ler Chapter.
MAL...“ ‘
11d Mrs. A. I». Malkiu. Miss
KaMthern eMalkin and Albert Malkin
attended 8the- Hippodrome in New
York. yesterday. ’
bud—o
Stylish clothing at Giltely & Bren-
nan‘s for ladies and gentlemen. and a
small pawn nt down Is all that is no
cessaly to uy whatever you want.
'-——‘-i~—----—
The furnishing department of the
Copyright Clothing Co. is fill! and com
plete. Their price is much lower than
otheis ask for the same guides of
goods , ,. ,
The Girl's Friendly Society of Trin-
ity Church will hold a meeting tomor-
row. evening in G. A. Rolls“. Miss
Jackson, the diocesan president. will
be In attendance. .
Theres 110 beauty in all the land
That can with her face compare.
Her lips are red. her eyes are bright.
She takes Rocky, Mountain Tea at night
Plaisted's drug store.
Cornelius E. Buckley, who is employ
ed at Plaisted'sfidrug store. has passed
his examinationhlbefore the Examln
lug Board of Pharrdacy ulld is now a
full fledged drugglat.
«
Joseph Hood. up fancy and tlick pool
player. will give an exhibition at the
Norwulk Club tomorrow evening at
8:15 o‘clock. He will also play a
match game with some members of
the club ' l
A wockly drill of Company l1‘ wus
u
the absence oi Captain Charles l..
Wing. Second Moutonaut Scodcid drill-
ed the men in aiming and sighting. A
business meeting followed the or".
Mrs. William G.‘ Staples and daugh-
ter. MierolIIc Staples. visited the
Cromwell. of Prince Louis of Batten-
cbfll‘fl'li fleet. yesterday and took ton
on board the ship. on the invitation of
Lieutenant Wilcox. who Is a nephew
of Charles H. Wilcox. of Weatporl.
Contractor Balvator Citarlott has
just iInisoiid. laying a toll-inch water
main from Mechanic street to Look--
wood lane. and also the extension of
the water pipe Iii Quinturd avenue.
lie has also ”I.” contract for the lay
ing of a stop pr ll bridge over flos-
Iing Brook: on $1110 has continent:
0d works I
William id. Shoebnn. who has been
a visitor at bio former home in Nor-
walk. the past few days left town this
morning for unearths. Ohio. where he
has charge of the bousofurniilbing tie
pill-uncut of the ll Still-tarsal depart
moat store. Mr.
M M the , of purchasing
goods for his ilrin.
The stilt of tho Bidncy Novelty Cour
autumn of Sidney. "gel: York. .untnfo
on or I on n
the l saint In on «port to-
dny. “can 011m over a disput-
on bill. Tilc’pllintiff's once is being
conducted by udn Edward?! .W
wood. while the law ill-1n of Welsh I:
Hnbhcli represents fission Brothers.
. W
hcohcn has been
. W 1
.‘l‘hcy Wm Noll“ Donuts “rims Lim-
. It Had Expired.
’ taunt: nodding men.
for olddd in‘hl‘l‘c October town
0andi-.
Monday altcrnoon. to answer to charl-
ton of violating the entrant practices
law. Were all disallowed without the
formality ol‘ :1 trial. the charges
against. them being nailed.
Among the prisoners were Jotm
Todd. the wealthy lime merchant:
Heury Hill. a member of the last leg-
1ialaturo. who voted for the act undel
nery. the Georgetown merchant; John
M. Sullivan a well known merchant
01 Bedding Ridge. Dr. smith Tax Col-
lector Everett Gorhnm. Prof. D. s.
Sanford principal of Sanford’s Acad-
emy. and others.
The men were accused of having
failed to tile returns of their election
expenses with the town clerk of their
town within fifteen days after the date
of the election. as the new law re
quires. But the law says. also. that
complaint against. those who violate
the law shallf‘be made and they shall
be violated within ten days after the
expiration of the time allow for filing
their expense statements. This was
not done and Justice Cartel- decided
that as thetime limit had expired the
several~de1cndants cotild not be pros-
ecuted under the provisions of the law
that they were accused of violating.
the action was ended
_.
ELECTRICITY. ON THE BRIDGE.
Will Be Installed Shortly byt the Unit-
1 ed Conptruction company. .
There «is now every prospect that
the Washington street. draw bridge
will be operated by electricity within
a few weeks.
The United Construction Company,
of Albany, to whom the selectmen
awarded the contract for the work a
number of months ago, notified the
town fathers by letter this morning
that the electrical equipment had been
shipped from Schnectady. New York,
on November 8th.
As soon as it arrives. the Albany
concern will send 11 man down here
to superintendent the erection of the
motor and other machinery. It Is
claimed by the contractors that the
delay in the
the
Company to 1111111 out their part of the
mechanism on time.
ATTENDING SAVINGS BANK
MEETING.
The third annual meeting of the
Savings Bank‘s Association of Connec-
ticut Is being held this afternoon at.
the Thames Club ill New London. N01
walk has thiee replcscnlatives In at-
tendance. Frederick A. Ells.1111as11rer
of the Norwalk Sittings Society;
George F. 'Beurse. treasurer of the
South Norwalk Savings Bank. and
Seymour Curtis. treasurer of the Fair-
iield County ‘Savings Bank. Today's
meeting of the association is all im-
portant one. United States Senator
Flank B. Brandegee will be the guesi
at dinner of the association.
VISITOR FROM THE DUBUQUE.
l-Iarry Paxton. of tile United States
Gunboat Dilbllmle, is spending 11 few
days' learn bf absence at his home. 180
Main street. Mr. Paxton had as his
guest over Saturday and Sunday one
of his shipmutos. Samuel Peurlstonc.
The latter left town Monday after-
noon, to join the American blucjackets
I11 their e001 is to entertain their Brit
Ish cousins from Prince lmtis' squad-
ron. at Coney Island. The Duhuquc
will set sail Thursday morning at ll
o‘clock for the West Indies.
if 11 than is looking for trouble all
be h to tlo is to marry Il woman
older han himself and then tell her
be In going to have her life insured in
his favor.-‘-Chlcago News.
-.. NW. m- 1
lite this
find
Settling of [states
'it a matter of busi-
ness in the strictest
sense at the word.
and should be so
treated.
lite South Notwallt
bust 00.
1 makes a‘spcoialty
'oi IIlit- also: of
business.
'wnonnssna AND mills.
new canon aneurysm? 91111.11.
which he Will arrested; Michael 0011- .
Consequently nolles wele entered and 1
. work was caused by‘ '
failure of the GeneralElectric ‘
...-.1.
th e“ pried.
in gray effects. and black.
Oxford and black.
or furnishings, you’ll find our
tastes.
17:1 1. .1 ‘1‘ 1
ucss.
what We can sell.
is what we can buy 1'.Igllt
right prices for dependable
us the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
‘ All the new styles are here now: it's th;
it}. buy a- new cost, and these are the boot costs
.1; Our single and double-breasted box coats impart it
own andlerk alrmthroc-quartcr costs with bell skirts. in gray
Long costs. up to 5: inches,
llli‘.
80 IT WILL YIELD THE BEST FRUITS
Is the point to which we wish to develop our busi-
lt Is 11. mistake to gauge our business entirely by
Just remember the better standard
Low prices do not alwnts mean cheap grain. hilt
for, and our business is to . .
Buy Outs ’l‘llats Clean.
I am nedr just as far
I
0 know of at
‘5?
If nature has been kind to you, the Paddock cost will
advertise that fact; body-fitting. with long graceful skirts. .
. 1 $115.00 to $30.00. 1 '
g. Iho 01111011 11......
$18. on to $22.00._
R on models. single and double-breasted. are favor-
ites with men who like a dressy always-in-stylc coat.
Stone to $35.00.
in fancy mixtures, gray,
$8.50 to $22.00.
Whether it' c a new suit, a hat or new underwear or oth-
stocks ample to satisfy your
1.1 18'4“
'.
u I
goods ate what you are look
have both
MANUEL 1'. ”Melt.
1 -1...
i' w
use my 1
Special
till
Crepe. Paper. or roll—*while” it lasts.
W. P. BEERS,
best time to 'f "
‘uous gains were for the most
- lion to take hold of other stocks that,
not WBIOI’ thus
» . AND
fountain Syringes.
We have that received a large
shipment of those goods and in
vlte you to our store to inspect 1
allow.
We have them atgprlces ranl- 1
ing from 75c to $1.25” each.
All guaranteed goods.
was pansostrrlon storing
’ut. 0111.1. tn.
1 emcee-mono.»
Madesmschmidtfi
(momentum)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
‘ Cotton.
Mart: A Corbett Block. Io. Namath.
TODAY iN WALL STREET
WALLS STREET 10: i0 11 111 «Open-
lng prices in the stock market today
wele generally higher, lllli theie wow
a few scattering losses. including
some prominent stocks. The conspic
pint
amongst specialties the aveiago chan
area being restricted to small {1 notions
Hocking Valley opened up 3 points
Great Northeln mo and Consolidated
Gas 1% and New 101k Celliial Rail-
way Steel Spling. Amalgamated Cop-
per. (‘entrui Leather and Hocking Val
Icy pftl.. 11 large f1ac.tion.l3rmkiyn
Transit fell” 4 and Reading. Southern
Pacific and a few others were down a
small fraction.
WALI. STREET. ll 11. 111.~—~(')utside
of a momentary relapse on realizing
soon after the opening the direction of
prices was decidedly upwards. al-
though the most progress tit curred on
IV In stocks of (Olllpaliitilo inactivity.
The buying tli’ Reading 11nd SIIICIIIII."
at 1111111110111; of 11 point 111 two lt‘t-Ipt'i'~
tit't-Iy revealed a roilmvul of uggi'os
sivo bull operations ill those stocks
and there was :1 more general disposi-
wore credited with being In tho litlllilri
of pool 11pm llLOIs
\.\’Alla "I‘REFI‘ I p. 111. ~ File on
tracidiuary rise of ill poi1lis.to lift
by llotking Valley 11111 oulagt-d oper-nt
(11's In other obscure stocks to blti up
their favorites to arouse public Intel‘-
11st and 1ho result was material atl-
vances in a lung array of stocks of
this class willie tllc standard stocks
stood still.
WALI. STREET. 1itwll.«-P1'icc.~t sug-
getl for a time. but 11 revived demand
for Reading carried it above 139 and
ANI) WINTER’
Materials—Fine black, blue,
effects in specially woven kerscys. vicunas. thlbcts and unfill-
ished woratcds. all wool-tested.
$10. 00 to
. WELL DRESSED
.'docsn i: mean custom tailored. You can he very poorly dressed
that way. Have you seen our Winter Suit models-Thc OI— 1
born, The Earle, The Reflex and
snoss ' ‘ '
For the male members of yo
town.
Rubbers for men and boys.
'AT
SELLECK ‘ & PRICE.
HEAD-TO-FOOT o
98 Washington St.
Telephone Call 324-2. , f‘ V 1
FOR NOVEMBER FROSTS, FOR BLEAK DECEMBER.
FIT OUR SPECIAL HOBBY.
S WRATH.
1
two tone and. delicately dark
$25.00.
Byron P
or family. The snappicst in .
UTFITTERSI:' W‘" 1". ' f
1.. South Norwle. ’
elsewhere.
Much thought of for table fruit.
Fresh State Eggs at 35c doz.
are real good. No risk as I “make go or!" any bad.
Will sell the Jamaica Oranges at 150 dozen Saturday.
Hope to serve and satisfy. Sollclt your valued orders. ‘ ‘
LORENZO DIBBLE
3'1 Telephone Call 26-4.
_.1
Items 11f Interest til
TUB BUTTER—You" find here a better article for a less price than-
Worth now 240 who|culc. Our price. 25c lb.
FAMILY MACKEREL In pails. $1 pail are selling good; 20 small fishy:
fat. white and right“
POTATOES are now selling in ca 11 load lots at 901: to 95s..
bushelw for a short time.
to $1.50 per bushel Inter.1
SNOW APPLES are small. red :9 plea. very white flash, and fine flavor.
We have some—5c qt.: 20¢ V2 pic; 36° 1
peck“ Sell sometimes at 600 pack. Greening Apples. fine ones, 350 pack. ‘
Buy a pail.
NICE CAULIFLOWER 10 to 12V2c.
Standard Oil Co. has raised the p rice on on again.
Perfectly fresh home lsld eggs not In
L
1. .
...
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
MWOO
Lay In your winter stock now or pay from 81.25
People who have had both any the 850 Eggs
Dibble' 5 Grocery.
Offer for 81 V.
stock. A good substitute are our'
40 Wall In. Net-walk.
EYES BHilllil.
when his glmu arc woolly to biamc.
your or” «mined slain!
MO. E. Jackson.
"I WALL‘ ITIIIT.
Book and Stationery Stem.
Tclcphono Contraction.
1‘ o,
5 Bo. min at. Io. Hermite
So Positions Filled by Graduates of
Merrill Business College.
the past 27 weeks.
NF. RR“ 1 his )oullg llit‘ll and young women for
BUSINESS and supplies business
competent offici- assistants.
houses with
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
Catalogues. Books and Stationery l R1311.
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
cm an. attribute. a inoltcf olccrnccl
Graduate Optician.
AND OLAOOII MUI'I' II CHANOID
ABDOIDINOLY.
Would It not its well to hav-
3
l
of vision to his om
. nonwALm‘or.
Bonds wore firm.
prices generally moved upwnrtls again.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & Goldschmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Suartz & Corbett
Block South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
90 Four or.
20 NORTH MAIN of. 1 i _
so. NORWALK. or. ‘ . 1 ' 3 J ,_ IAI'I' NORWALK. or.
TEL 143. 1 ' - 'l'li... silo—a
Escallops, 400 qt
ALSO ALL KINDS FRESH FISH,
T‘ODAY.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market.
ran outlvuv.
We Doni 011i "Roasted"
about our roasts of beef, lamb. [datum
11110 other meats. No reason VIII! we
should. Careful..ln buying. handling .
and keeping meats we are in position
to sell you the choicest cuts to be had
anywhere. and wo stand ready to nerve
you promptly and properly' at all
tilnoii.
OYSTERS, CLAMS RECEIVED
TEL 100-
Tilt 1311111111111 [lucid lift Insurance I11
IIOUII TH! IDEAL
Take away woman iltld you couldn't
find man's other troubles with 11 mi
croscrope.
J W. DODGE.
Scanner to Jacob Delilah.
Palm’-
LIFI INIURANCE CONTRACT.
Iota. Icnclltn and Privileges ah-
cotutcly fitted and guaranteed in the
F. H. PIILD, don't. Agent.
United Inuit luildlng,
to. Not-walk. Conn.
OUR VERY IIIT‘ILOIN OIIAMRV
W. L llOUGLAS
$2.50.
$3.00. $3.50
SHOES
GEO. KEELER’S
Open High Low 1:00
Amul. Cop. SW. 81% ill till-:1
Am. C. & it‘. 39% 39% :10 311
Alli. (‘10. Oil 331351 33% 3311; 33%
Am. use 2714 can. 271,. 2st,;
A111. Loco. 137% 08% 0701’. list.
A111. Slut-l1. HI 14255. 1407.. 1142.1.
A111. Sugar lilti'd; 139% 13110. 139%
A. 'I‘. & S. Fe 84% till/4 8371'. iii
Balt.& 0M0 “0‘4 ”0% Huh. lltlld
Illilyn. R. 'I‘. 70 70's. Til ’1'th
Chet-i. (it Ohio 5J5 {13% 52% 53%
Chi. in N. W. 217 217 till 217
Chi. (It. West. 200.“. 20% 20% 20%
C. M. & St. l’. ”574, 171.7... 1751.5 ”571‘”
‘ i1‘. Al I. 48 til 43 ill
Col. South. 27 27k. 27 27%.
Con. Gas Willa 180% 179% illi-‘ii
Del. 3: "lid, 025% 2251.4 230 225
Erie 48% 48111. 41 3/1 48h}
Eric Isl pf. ill 81% iii 81%
(ion. Elec. lilil 183 18: 111:1
Ill. Central ”0% 170% 170% ”0%
Lou. & Nash. 148% 150% iliila Milli.
Met. 81. Ry. “7% I18 “7% 117%
Mex. Cent. 23%. 2371; 2: lg 23%
M. K. & 'i‘. 37% iii-ill. ill 38%
M.K. At T. p. 70 7| 70 71
‘ Mo. Pacific 00% 99% 9803 09%
Nut. Lead 48% {10% 48% 491%,
N. ‘1'. Cent. ii‘tl 1m ”30% "10%
Out. to West. 02V. 53% 52 (’13
PM). Mail 47% 47V. 47 47%
Penn. It. It. 139% 130% 138% I30“
Poo. Can 101% 101% 101% 101%
Reading l37lé 13111.1. 100% ”8%
Read. 111! pl. 20% 25% 25 20
Rook island 28% 28% 28% 28%
Son. Pacific 08% 00% 68% 09
Son: Ry. Co. 04% 35% 34% till
'l'oml. C. It I. 00% 90% 0.5% ilti
Uu. Pacific 180% I30“, 100 130%
ii. 8. Rubber dull. 40% 48% 49%
ll. 8. Steel ii. lit 37 30% 36%
Ii. 8. Steel pf. id is 102% Will 102M.
. Wabash 2101i. 21% 21% 21%
Wabash. pl. “1% 42V. 41% 421/.
Wont. Up. Tell 03 03% 98 Mill
Wa-
Mrs. Catherine O'Connell.
DUIIANK ITRIIT IMPROVI-
.MINT.
of. Bur-
lit J. ll. Gray. of the local opal
22 Washington 31ml. 'Phcni-m
HIPLIOTIONI OF A IAOHILO
A11 old {11111111 darling makes who:
one also her dear. 1 1
A man can make a lot of mono! I
ting other people do the spec
Nothing makes people hard you:
than for you to get ailing hour
they do ' .
Families wear out do no
races in centurion. t. the av
do it never wear Mug
AGAINST THE OYNDIOATIO.
WILLIMAN'I‘IC. Nov. illstanager
house.
today started on it tour of t a state
to Internet the managers of places of
amusement in the smaller cities. in 11
plan to form an independent associa-
tion to make bookings. He claims 111111
the bookings which are made through
the syndicates are unsatisfactory. the
rates are woessive'and the arrange-
ments equally objective to the man-
agers and to the members (if the coin-
pani A man would bar iy my M
ell.
going to church If t oils on“? 1
W
'Ufl‘“ OII‘CIO.D‘OO"MO2“ p‘r .b‘
’lbh fill. P‘Nn.’ torturous-ironic!“
m wit-atom 111.. so. not-ma.
bank street. Iii alloying a number of
alterations and improvements made to
the building occupied by Wetsuit Ero-
A. 11. 111i MIRIDIN.
MERliliilN. Nov. law—At a meeting
«betting on comet
Railroads must mm“
of money out of twat"
2 Ibltlitm Largo Pruncc........sao
3 ”Co 'l'.5‘l"'li'Hlfilit'lif’i-m
lion Apricotd.....................2oc
8 pkg. Mince Most..............zcc
EWW ”Mili‘lJt'HillilOtliotm
minim Oslo. par pita-i
Iwcct Pompous» on,
Opting gaunt rout.
Some oi an Specials
’ mail“.
In
lilo and its
its
there. It nor dealers,
1circuit.
tract.
'i'bitlwil
and improvements.
m
south horn
on 1M"
in Burbank
A frond: Dooley has the con-
und has raised the roof of the
building. and in adding another story.
he used for living apart-
1! will contain 11b: rooms and
_ a both. with all modern conveniences
Aren't-anti. will!” rooAv.
ootfblil iii ontioii
in afternoon on Mil iimr .
ligatiomnlk. between “It
of the council of udti‘iiilliltratlon at the
(I. A. it. held here yesterday. it who
voted to hold the next state encamp-
ment In this city on Wednesday and
Thursday at Centennial Week. which
will be in June next. Other state or-
nisntionil will hold meetings dill-inn
t at week. National Commander 'i'cn-
ner will be the distinguished guest
at tho exercises of the 1
13‘3““? the WW!" ’
iclh
are coming tong;
thumron‘t. ‘
Who‘ll “a woman i
sense a it man a
let blinuhnow it. I'll! 0"
char-f1 Willi
on
W
IIIO WIA'I'I'I" IN WINUTID.
I'l‘IDL Ilia-Tho ill-ct. mo
maroon“
Norwalk Chronicler