, over to the winter equipment.
‘PHONI OM
Pure
Ice Cream
I Lane’s
M
ii WAIHIIIOTON s'r.
d
, total liens llules.
Read the Union Pacific Tea Com-I
pany's ad. in this issue,
“H“.
Saturday candy at the Clifford Phar-
macy, only 29c. See ad.
m...“
A meeting of Ophlr Chapter, 0. E.
S., will be held this evening.
nggett's Saturday candy at the
Bridge Pharmacy. See ad.
Read Lorenzo Dibble‘s nd. It may
suggest something you need.
——Natdve Poultry at New York Mkt.‘
~Goid Modal Flour, 70c bag; 85.60
bbl. F. D. Lawton & Co. 1
Read the numerous specials in Jose‘
loff‘s ad. They will interest you.
i
Twenty—five cent
Smith's. Read the
page,
sale at Robert
all. on seventh
A regular meeting of Olive Branch
Lodge Knights of Pythias, was held
last evening.
Sweet potatoes only We a peck. at
the United Grocery Company. See ad.
for other specials.
~Pot Roasts and boiling pieces at
any old price at New York Market.
Take a look in the window Saturday
before you buy your Sunday dinner.
——Poerless Flour, 67c bits. 35.35 bbln
F. D. Lawton 8: Co, I .
The Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company is laying a new gas main
in France street from the Donn pro-
perty to Adams avenue.
—1’ol. Roasts and boiling pieces at
any old price, at New York Market.
Take a look in the window Saturday"
before you buy elsewhere.
A telephone was placed in the real-
dence of John D. Milne In Maple
street, Norwalk, yesterday. The cull
to 21~6.
Saturday's sale of sheet music. 10c.
ut Coleman‘s. See ad. 3
Conductor Richard Dunn, one of the
popular local trolley men. is enjoying
a week's vacation from duty. Mr.
Dunn is on a trip up the Hudson River
and to other points. i
—-John Alden Flour. 78c bog; 80.25
lib]. 1“. I). Lawton 6': Co. '
Frank H. Merrill. the Norwulk Ire
dealer. lost a valuable horse lust
night. The animal thfl token ill at
0. H. Banks“ livery stable and all vot-'
erlnary efforts failed.
Tailored gowns at Road‘s. See ad.
Svec'a Orchestra has been engaged
to furnish music for the South Nor»;
walk Odd Followu’ big fair to be held!
in November. 'i‘beuo musicians willf
also play at the Norwnlk firemen'o
fair.
A rousing Hale tomorrow at the line»
too Store. See ad.
A bright. nine-pound son wan born
last. night to Mr. lilld Mrs. John Cur-
tis, of Cranbnry, Mother and child
are reported as doing nicely, The hup~
py father is employed as chauffeur by:
C. S. Trowbrldge. of South Norwulk.
—--8wcet Cider at Josoloff’e.
The Connecticut Rnliway and Llubl-
ins Company has just received n can
load of crushed stone. which will ho‘
placed about the ratio, where it in
claimed that automobiles have worn.
nulllee in the roadway about tho
‘ tracks.
ileum dreaoca at N. E. ilynn it (tofu. ‘
Read the ad.
’I‘wo well-known Dario" conplea ro-
rently married, Mr. and Mrs. William
.1. Fleming, Jr., and Dr. and Mr». Wil-
son, were given a big aorenndo Illtit
night by tho I‘Iarlon Fife and Drum;
Corp». In each calm the “right thlnu",
wan done and the musicians and all;
parlieu concerned ware happy.
wl’reah or Corned Plate, tic 1b.. at
New York Market. 1
The Wall ntreet hsrn of tho Conner»
tlcut Railway and Lighting Company
III a decidedly busy place them dayo.
The summer cars are being 011mm
open bodies of many of the cars are m
moved and closed one: substituted.
This work is done each fall and at
the approach of warm weather the
vice verse 0 ration occurs.
IUIIIR OOODI OF ALL KINDS.
Aroulznns.
rouuum summon.
HOT WATER IOTTLIII ITO.
Moss is Cult, yam. .
'W'T'm‘lwm
ARE YOU ~1N8URID I
When It can In dons at so small a
00st wh not protect yourself?
For .10 you can lnsurs your Furni»
tors and Household Goods for thrss
years against loss or damage by Fire
to the amount of 0350.00 and In that
proportion for s Isrusr sum.
Very Respectfully,
TAYLOR A GOLDEN,
Real Estate and insurance Agents,
74 Washington Street,
Telephone No. 213-2
utilitarian
FOR Bovs.
Stamford. - Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS:
School-house well equipped. well
lighted and well heated. 133 boys pre-
Ipared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training, Free
hand drawing, Athletics.
lLLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
Who-blunt (InanunIp, ‘15. , 0, SM of A:
held a meeting last evening
--Swoet Cider at Joseloif‘s.
Charles Verlin, of Franklin lt\’t‘llllt‘,
Is now employed as a hook keeper in
New York.
New fall styles at M, S.
Smith‘s.
Road the ad.
I
'l‘he liowuylon Baptist Church yon-
ierdny presented the Norwalk Hospi-
tal with a quantity of flowvru.
Men's flue nulls alt (lottlioh'I-I.
ad. for prices.
’l‘ollor George 1.. \‘i’omlwnrd. of the
iii-ad
Notional llunk, of Norwulk. is laid up .
at his homo in llllm street
nous.
by ill-
Iii},v stump offers at the New York
(trot-pry. See aid.
The regular monthly business Invol-
log of the Decker Club will he held at
8 o'clock tonight. All members are
urged to be present.
~-(‘.raIIberrios, 12I- qt, l“.l).l..
Joseph .I. (llllttu has resigned his
position at Augustus Roselle's Ium-II
wagon and will open :I pool and I’ll-
liard room in Soulh Main sin-cl.
& (‘0.
«Round Steak. 150,10, at New York
Market. ' y
Joseph i’lmldrirksou of Bridgeport,
formerly of Norwalk, was a visitor in
town last night. Mr, Hi'llill'lt‘lx’flt)“
came over to attend .the shore dinner
of the NIIIIIIeg (‘lllb IIt Dorlon's
Point.
——Nailv1- Spring Chickens, 20c lb.
ltuyrn' Market.
Colonel and Mrs. Nelson i’nrtridut'.
who were married lnxt Week in West-
port arrived home this IIIorIIlng from
their wedding trip. They will take up
their residence for the present at
Colonel Pnrtridgo'k hundsmno sulmner
estate at Woslport. but it I5 expected
that Ihey will reside in lirooklyn dur-
ing the winter.
~—Natlve Spring Chickens. 20(- lb.
linyex‘ Market.
N0 CHANGES AT ROTON.
Article In the Stamford Advocate Said
to Have No Foundation.
ii is reporlI-d in real estate rlrv
I-lon here that lloton Point has
seen its last season as the HON of
u resort by which it has made IIH
Order Your F all Suit
THIS j WEEK.
Look over our display of Fall wooiens fresh from the mills.
You will find exclusive. patterns in gray ,cffects, not duplicated in
this soction. ‘
Leave your measurelthis week, and leave it to us to make you a
Fall suit which in style. fit and finish, will meet your ideas perfectly.
We guarantee satisfaction.
SUITS FROM $18 TO $50.
FALL OVERCOATS. $18 TO $50.
TROUSERS, $5 TO $12.
Our Fall hat, show presents all the stars of the hat world—soft
and stiff hats of style and quality unsurpassed, $2 to $3.
Ready-for-service suits and overcoats are here and mom are
on the way.
You can buy Grain and Feed for more money. or you can
pay elsewhere, the price we ask. But you cannot oqunl
anywhere, the good quality of our grain»; or the good ser-
vice wo give.
r
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are near—-
Just as far no the
./ nearest lotterbox
or telephone.
/
\JW./ \../ \Mm
,. fl- __.-
Luise .lnll »
Wm. P. Beers’
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 80. Main St.. So. Norwa‘k.
....fl.-.,....~.......... . L,
ropututlmx. it is said thut all the
tonal] attractions will be done
away with. und a first-class hotel I
erected. Rye Hench Ht't'illii to
lliH't' out into iioton u grout deal 1
us It (‘onoy luluml pleasuro- i
ground. and. furthermore. 'I‘okw .
unite and Bell lHluIId lnlluonook ‘
have been brought to hour on the
liolon mumIIzonII-nt to put IIII end ‘
to the Point III-I II general pleasure I
roaort.«—-Stamford Advocate.
Superintendent A. Y. WllIIII‘IKhi was
naked rognrdlnu tho ubovo. IIIId atoll-II
Ilit'f‘l' was Illinoluloly no truth III it.
The bump on the Point properly. hold '
by t‘nptuln Aiming J. Smith. of
liritiut-purL has ewrcrul yours longer to
run, and no obunge III the Immuuomonl .
la ('lttilt‘lllpllllt‘d. and the (lomwcllrut
Railway nml Lighting (loIIIpnny has no
Intention of dlkponiitg of ill; holdingu
IIt llit‘ shore.
Sheet illlli-ill‘ III W, A. lll‘luizl‘rIIIIIn'u.
Soc nil,
liAll’i‘h‘ilili), Sept. 28. “One of the
most uluboru nod exciting preliminary
contents in the iilutory of the Hartford
Il‘rohnto liiairlrt wan omit-d to—duy by
the nomination of William .1, Motlmr
ville for judge by tho livpoblionu i’I'o-
buto (Jonvonlllm. 'l‘horo were 22 iIl'Itiv
anion nroaont nod Hit' voto stood Mr»
(.‘onvillo iii. A. C. lilll 10.
MRS. CRAIGIE'8 ESTATE.
LONDON. Supt 2H.»«Mre. 1’0an M.
(Irnuulr. “John Oliver llobboa" Ibo nu.
ihor who died in London on Mutual
28, left. a munil (rotate. the total helm:
only $122,500. whirh in ull bequeathed
to her son, with the exception of $10..
000 to the rortor of the Roman (fatho-
Iic Church. which nho attended.
sX'runmr's skin or
sunn- muslc‘
Dreaming, Love. of Lou, Some-
where, My Heart’u‘All Wrapped tip
in You. The Good Old U. 8. A., Dance
of the Honey/hoes, Afloat. on a Five not
lar Note. Ain‘t You Coming Back to
Old New Hampshire, Molly, La Mulls,
and 100 others,
COLEMAN’S
In a mi u"ii"ii.23..°“.:.. a mm.
o a 0
at tor A. 0. would We Issue.“
A“ _, sud Optima. Goods. ,
:
Merrill Night School
OPENS OCTOBER 2, 1906.
Classes in
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, PEN-
MANSHIP, ARITHMETIC, GRAMMAR,
S‘PELLING.
Tuition. $5.00 per month. All Books Free.
SEND FOR ENROLLMENT BLANK NOW.
Address. MERRILL COLLEGE.
United Bank Building, South Norwaik, Conn.
.. ...,___.m
COAL AND” WOOD
AGENTs FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfleld & Son.
I'd! WATER STREET m" I“.
_’ PAY BY CHECK _'
O
2‘ .
I Q
[11
z:
2“;
,DON'T FORGET FIFTY CENTS
WORTH OF
"LIGGETI"S"
Silurian
Candy
tomorrow ‘Ifor
290 lb. '
lie IIIIIIIIII Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15-4.
FREE: DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 u. nI.——Pri('-
on of atoclo-I shot upward huoyuntly on
animated dealings :It the opening un-
der the Influence of Ibo announcement
of the plui'illg of $20,000,000 of govern-
ment deposits in the national banks of
various chit-a through tho. country.
There were wide openings in Readini.r
and the lilil‘l‘ltttill Pavilion, and large
lnlllul tram-Incllrms In other spccullr
live favorites. (treat Northern pfd..
advanced 41/... Reading, (‘nnuduin PH-
. chic and Aprondu about. 2. St. Paul 1%
: and Southern Pacific. Union
'l’lloiiit'
Northern Pacific. Delaware & liulson.
National Railroad of Mexico pill. Amul-
iznmuted t‘oppcr, American Locomo-
tive. (‘olorndo I"|lt‘I. Notional Loud and
:\llII‘I‘II>lel t‘oIIon (ill to I... The whole
lint was up an :l\‘t‘l‘il}.§l‘ ol‘ a large trot"
tlon.
WALL S'I‘Rl-ZI'IT, II a. m.’i‘lw unit"
kol did not hold its opening :Idvunre
long, the over night rise bring suf~
iirlonlly attractin- to encourage roul-
iziuu. 'l‘bir: rl-HIIIIl-d in linlon Pacific
losing more than was gained and in
other stocks where the rise was not
Si! pronoum'ml. ’l'llero wus also :I H“
lapse to yesterday's rinsing figures.
Great Northern pfd. ronrtod 2X4. Sel<
ling was l‘tiilt'Wt'tl again at 11 o'clock
following llln unnouucemem of call
loan Iii, six per (-onl.
WALL S'I‘RI‘IE'I‘. NO0II.——'I‘he rise ill
the call money rote. aroused fears of
u IiuI'Iy before the duy was (m-r mid
some Di‘t't‘IllliIIIiiill‘)‘ liquidation result-
ed. The declines from last night's
level for A'Illlt‘tultl'd reached 415., St.
Paul 2-14. and 1 to 2 in several other
stocks, llonds were. irregular.
WALL S'I‘iiEE’l‘. 1 1. p. m.».»\ I'mv
slot-ks continued to drop. but the go
iltI‘lII soiling reused at 12 o'clock. St.
Paul led n rally with a recovery of
over a point, but the other urtiw
slorks did IIoI do so well.
MR. POOLEY GOING TO KANSAS.
Popular Choir Director to Leave Nor-
walk for the West, Next Month.
(‘IIolI' Hirer-tor llobvrl Kim: Pnoloy.
among whose friends N has been
known for snow time that he was
about to leave Nor-walk. has luwll engzr
god as director of the \‘ostrd choir
of .H‘I. Peter's Episcopal (‘IIIII'I‘IL Kun-
8115. The olt'n-r is u very fine one and
Mr. P()(tll‘_\'.\ friends l‘t‘jilll't' with him.
though very sorry that be 1.4- to leave
town.
Mr. l'ooley has been In Norwalk for
ten and one half years. Ten years of
this time he was Illl‘i'i‘liil‘ of SI. l’uul‘s
Choir and five years in charlie ol‘
Grove Church (*bulr. lhIriIIL: this Ilillt‘f
Stay in Norwalk Mr. Pooley has lllllllt'
II luruo number of friends. 110 will
he IIIiktled not only among his Church
nonunion-s. bul also in other quarters.
one point umong the Miller being l’o—
nousuu (‘Dliill'IL Royul Arrunuin, of
which he wns one of the moat popular
members.
ilofore coming to Norwulk. Mr.
I’ooloy was director of Trinity Church
i‘llolr, of Bridgeport. Mr. Pooh-y was
born in England, Was n choir boy at.
St. l'nul's (fulbwlrltl IAHIIIUII. and is
liIHt) u graduate of the royal ("ollouo
or Munlr. London. He is now a run-
Ilidnlo for Holy Order and will oventr
IIIIIly become u dent-on lilill later it
priest in tho ltlpinouplll rburrh.
GRACE GIRLS' FRIENDLY 30-
CIETY.
The of
tlruro
next ’I‘ut-aduy. In the afternoon ut
3:.‘l0 lilt‘i‘tLWIII be II mot-lint: of the An—
noclnllon, lii'lIYt' and honorary, at tho
residence of the branch nocretury,
Mina Allro lv‘ltch, it Hprlnuwmd live-
one. III the evening. ul 7:30, at lilo
church. the opcmlnu korvlro will take
place. with it abort lilItlf'l‘HH by tho
(lil'la' Friendly Society.
. afa.
imple.
ystematic.
IIIPHSIIS
CHECK BOOK FREE
IN GENERAL BANK-
EVENING 6 TO 3. [NC DEPARTMENT.
tnIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Honor
.53
rector of the parish. ’l‘lIhI will ho fol-
Iowrd by no informal reception III the
llied Men‘s Hull. on Wall eirvot.
IHOSPITAL RECEIVES BASEBALL
‘ ONEY.
M
Editor Sentinel,
South Norwuik, (It.
Dear Show
1 lim in receipt of one hundred thir-
l.\'-tuur doilurn and forty cenia
”134.40) prooeeda of the Businoen
Men‘n Enueball Benefit. for the Nor-
walk Hospital.
Yours truly,
'i‘. 1. RAYMOND.
iI‘or Exec. Com.
RAILROAD FOUND .GUILTV.
BOSTON, Sept. 28.——'I‘hs New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
wna found guilty of contempt of court.
by Judge boring. of the State Supreme
Court. today. and fined 01,000 for a:
violation of an injunction order lssu
by the Supreme Court In connection
with the company's construction work
in the South Buy. On July at. tho
court ordered the compony to take on
certain trucks. On the nompany'firo-
i
.. n moi-name}: o, om about t]!
A row I" l , A”): .
font to do so, contempt proceedings
were begun. 7 p
a». . . .,.....M.
l’urluh, lt‘tiliilltili the work on,
m . of .,
E137
. - EJOLVED! .1 ii
, THAT IT IS BETTER To do BARE-
. room) THAN To WEAR. DAD Show.
in Is OUR DUTY To wane GOOD} ..'
CLOTHES, BECAUSE WE MAKE BETTER.
Ineasmon: nun EARN'MoJLM n
~ Goon nomad-SHOULD CoMMEN EAT
; rowan: Poonsuozs mnnocxmcs
.wour grow. ANYONE maven YOUR. ,
, near ,aos'rEIt BROWN.
. Phplnm
I.
. amn‘
Prowl)
YOU HAVE HEARD Oi" THE HOUSE BUILT ON THE
5AND--or HOW, WHEN IT CAME To THE TEST,
1T TOPPLED OVER. BECAUSE IT HAD NO FOUNDA—
TION. DON’T YOU THINK YOU WANT To BUILD
YOUR APPEARANGE oN A GooD-Looklno, GOOD-
FEELING; GOOD—WEARING PAIR OF SHOES 50
YOUR APPEARANCE WON'T I‘ALL DOWN? WE
CARRY 51-10135 WITH A REPUTATION; MADE FOR.
US BY UNION WORKMEN; WHICH LOOK WELL,
FEEL WELL, WEAR WELL. YOUR FEET Do YOU A
LOT or SERVICE. DON’T You WANT EACH ONE
or THEM To HAVE A GOOD COMFORTABLE
LEATHER HOUSE To LIVE IN?. THEY WILL LIKE
YOU BETTER IF YOU TREA‘» HEM WELL. To
HOUSE YOUR FEET IN APAIrL 2 AND P. 5HoEs
WILL COST YOU ONLY $3.50 OR $4.00, THEN
THEY WON’T HAVE To Mon: AGAIN FOR A’LONG
TIME. ,
SELLECK 8: PRICE,
HEAD-To-FOOTERS.
98 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK,
. , ..._ “mumm—m
ltMay suggest SOmething You Want
CRANBERRIES—Ths first of the season, 2 qts., 25c. .
BUTTER continues to advance, now is selling at 29c, will compare In
quality and price with anything sold elsewhere. Prints. 32c.
FLOUR—Special price for Saturday on our “Superlative" Brand, 690‘
Lovely bread to be made of it. Fresh Graham Flour just in.
FINE APPLES—Sale of Fine Ap plea continues, at 44c peck, worth 50:.
HOME LAID EGGS—A few from my own nom’e, at 40c 00:. ’ Good re-
ports from those refrigerator eggs, selling at 28c doz.
CELERY, fine at 5:: a root. 1
Some extra good SWEET POTATOES, 250 pack.
CHARCOAL In bags, scarce; now most out of market, but we have it
bag.
10c. I
What will It be? Soliciting your valued orders, yours for service.
NEW SWEET CIDER, RIGHT FROM THE PRESS. I
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4. -
, ,, ._..___...,._ , .‘ “H. . _ . .. . . . , .7 ..-......_-..w_.... _..-. ._M N..._,.... 2
Sugar Lured Shoulders, 8 l-Zc lh
All medium :dze. 1mm, just from smoke-house,
l’erg Besl Creamery Buller, 2711 III
Our new stock of 500113 coming in every day. fresh from the packing-
bouse. We are prott y well crowded and need room for more goods to come.
It, will be your gain to lay in your supply while you can buy at suchtempt- ,
lug prices. |
Fancy Juno i’ena. a regular 130 can,
our price, can. 100, or $1.10 per (lot.
Maryland Solid Packed Tomatoes. 3
lb. can, our price, 90, 3 cans for 250.
Strictly Fresh Eggo, 340. 00003
Suuur l’ona, one of the finest grades (FREE. 28c.
on the Imu'lwl, our l’l'lt‘t’. can. 130. 01‘ 3 lb. Bust iicud Itlcc, 25c. i "is.
$1.40 per doz. Good liicc, 250.
Native Onions. por ut., 5c; pin, 350.
2 ul. (II-unborrioa. 200.
Sweet Cider, 1th fresh from the
mill. 8c per qt.; 200 per gul.
louulry (lonllomnn Corn real line
and tender, our price, can, 100, or $1.“)
per 002.
Sweet. Potatoes, Corn, Egg Hunt. LInIIL ilennn, String Bonus, Turnlps,
(lolcri', SququI.
Louis J oseloff,
72 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. CALL, 598-2.
190 "*A'Smrnlmron‘toes
SOUTH NORWALK.
prom
wunspornonmsnpx....... ...... .
211.33. MNULATED auom .tloo
sen HU’ LOUR ..... pen BAG,“C.; 0L..‘u.2s
EGGS, PER 002. est-I‘llltl'lli“‘1"III'll-!FAOIlilo-ossllhsjno’oode 2“
MILK. 3 came 25o,
LARGE DAOKET3,CONGOHD GHAP 23. PER BASKET .........,.... 30°
CPEGIALLY FINE CANNINO FEARS.
PEACHEI. CELEHY. CORN, TOMATOES. GREEN
TOMATOEQ GREEN PEPPERS; ETC.
. UNITED GROCERY courm.;_
Limo. ,onasu
‘ I .
so North Main St, . Emilio _
SD. Norwslk. ‘ . . . 1 r . genome
Pb”, ‘43. '«J . -r'1m J by. :31”,
room 319-3...
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