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local liens lilies.
Beasonabie petticoats at Reed's. See
ad.
William H, Smith and family'drove
to the Danbury Fair to-day.
mm
Edward Kelley. .112, is at-‘Daubury
today. seeing the, sights.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seltser are at-
tending the Danbury Fair today.
——-_.
How about coal? That's what the
Ferris Coal Company Is asking you.
..__...__.
Catholic Union Council, Knights of
Columbus hazar committee will meal ‘
this evening,
I.
I
Attractive suits at the Copyright‘
Clothing Compton“. See ad.
Mrs. W. H. lett, of Read street.
is spending the day in New York
city. ’
E. W. Beard drew to the Dnnbury.
Fair, yesterday afternoon, and will re-
turn to-day,
Henry 0. Street, foreman for Ray,
mend Brothers, is attending the Dan-
bury Fair today?
“4......
Henry Froeb’ is" vieiving the nights
at the Danbury Fair. He is ucconr
pulled by Krcite.
J
A routine business meeting of the
Norwalk Methodigt‘mlilciul board was
held last cvenlng‘....:. . , .
Miss Garteu, of Staten' island, is vi-
siting Miss Grace Seymour at her
home on West street.
“M
Fine showing of fall clothes at Rog-
et's & Stevens’. Read the ad.
Mr, and Mrs. Lester Wheeler sct \ut
this morning for the Danbury Fair in
their automobile.
‘Men‘s and boy}; suits and furnish-
Ings, at Gottlieb's. 'Sce ad. ‘
Souvenir sale, Sn urday, October ii.
at the Union l’aci c Tea Company.l
See ad.
Sergeant Thomas Hunt, of NOI‘WiIlk,
set out for Newtovvn, this morning. to
visit friends for the day.
I). W. Raymond‘s Boston terl'ier
"Hunni" took second and third prizes
at the Danbary Fair. yesterday.
I
Miss Nellie Byrncs. of Chapel street,
Norwalk, has taken up her home In
itidgefield for the. fall and winter.
Michael Fagan, of New York, Is the
guelit of his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Don-
nelly, In School street, Norwaik,
Charles H. Kern and mother return-
ed last evening from the Catskill
Mountains. Iiftenispending a very pleas-
tint two weeks,
0. S. 'l‘rowhrldize and Dr. C. i, lio-
hannnn are uttcndinn‘the I‘ianbnry
Fair. making the trip in Mr. 'I‘rowbrid
go's automobile.
Frank Hayes, of John T. iiayes‘
newu storc, Norwallt, and Michael Fit-
xan. of New York, are attending the
Iiunbnry Fair today. 4
The fall services for Wednesday
evenings Were rcsumcd last night at
the iierkalcy street. chapel, with the
Rev, Wemyas Smith in charge. «
Eddie Lynch, the well-known liclden
came to Norwulk by trolley this mom
that with some. Very handsome pedigree
dogs, which were much admired,
St. Paul's Iloys' Club will reorganize
this evening for the fall and winter
Nl'iliififl. at the Iicrkciey street chapel.
New officers will be chosen at that
time.
The first regular eoneiave of tinsilc
t'uIm-ioi, Knights of King Arthur. will
be llt‘ld thin Waning at 7:30. There
will Iw election of officers and other
important business.
Quite a number of Norwalk people
who took advantage of tho encailnp
law. which want off October l, were
considerably disappointed, as the yield
Is not extra good this year.
Wniior Miller, of Grand street. Nor-
walk, has resorganlned his orchestra
for the out and winter on the mom.
here are now ntudi y practicinit.
they will give an entertainment a lit-
ilc later. .
We ”on Jim Roulovod
a now and oompioio took of J. i J.
out-tinted "nod ci- comm, land.
I n. ooh-sin Pluto f medicated l
pain Gama. m.,,w n in hood of
anything in this line,
. l Toiophono No. 2134
,iiiiiiiitiu
‘ for business.
out“
proportion for a
. ' was
. Vary Roar
? TAYLOR . GOLDEN.
. Boat Estate and insurance Agents,
74 Washington Street.
w... W ”W,
FOR BOYS.
“Stamford. -‘ Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS.
School-house well equipped. well
4 lighted and well heated. 133 boys prev
pared for college; hundreds prepared
Manual training. Free
hand drawing, Athletics.
iLLU STRATED CIRCULAR.
I
W. H, Fisher Is attending the Dane
bury Fair today.
‘—
Judge Joseph R. Taylor is In Dan-
bury to-day "on business.”
Sidney Willis and Miss Julia Clay H
are attending the Danbnry Fair to-day.
—-l.atest style i‘ierbtes at factory
prices, at Bodwell'a, 54 Water St,
Miss Florence Collins, of Osborn
avenue. Is quite ill with pneumonia.
Edward Thompson and Benjamin
Brown are attending the fair of great
renown.
Stephen Seymour of Norwalk, was
calling on friends in Rldgeflcid on
Tuesday. ‘
Miss May Peard, of iiaviland street,
who has bet-auntie ill. is recovering
her health rapidly.
-—,i.atest style Decides at factory
prices, at iiotlivell‘s, st Water St,
Several wellskuown South 'Nurwalk
rcsidcnt's did not attend the Ihinhury
Fair today. They're going tomorrow.
The case of (,lrovcr Light. charged
with Iuhhing Charles L. James, was.
upon request of Attorney Ounce, con»
tinned until tomorrow morning.
State ’I‘ruant Agent, (illcs Potter is
in town to-day and held a consultation
with Coinmitteenian Abiaihur Blun-
churd. Little Johnnie iloc had better
look out.
' "*er . ~
George M. Holmes. Miss (‘lnra Cou-
sins and Miss Lina lIIIl lcft Norwulk
this morning about .10 o'clock for liuu.
bury, In Mr. liolpics‘ Lot-onioliilc.
where they will spcnd the day at the
big fair.
The ahnuul meeting of the Woman’s
Foreign Missionary Soclcty of the
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church, will be held at the residence
of Mrs. lir. Bean, Friday night at 7
o‘clock.
Major and Mrs. ivibcn liill, .ir., and
a party of friends, will go to the big
Vanderbilt automobile cup race in Mil~
jor Hill‘s it‘iai car. They will leavc
Friday, spending the night on Lona
Island.
——I.atcst style licrbics at factory
priccs, at llixlwell's. 5st Water St,
Stamford. have been recent guests oi
iir. Glover‘s father, Mayor t‘harlcs L.
(ilovcr. of Norwalk, Iir. tiiovcr Is now
connected with Dr. GIchs‘ sauiiurium.
Stamford.
The thwalk drug stores, under the
new agreement. close at ii o‘clock Sat.
urduy nights. lustch of was, as otntcd
yesterday. The closing hour for Mon
day nights is about 9:30. and ii o'clock
other week nights excepting Saturday.
Lady .Idhnlngs Lodge, Shepherds of
iictltlchcut, held a largely attended
meeting. last. night. i’relate Bill. of
New Haven, was present. and made an
address. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'i‘hIt-sc,
who were recently married, served re-
freshments. At the next meeting, (ic-
tober Will. the second degree will be
rchcnrscd.
It must hc lturd lines to be u picic
pockui, aoIIIctiIIu-s, cvcu If Shcrln' Scul-
Icy was out of the way. 'l‘o-day II girl's
pockctlmok, which was lost but found
again, contained these ili‘ilclcn: tine
grocery hill. one photograph film. ouc
recipe. for ginger cookies, one. powder
run. two cigar bands. two keys, not/vii
ccnis III moucy and one hairpin.
Wouldn’t it ptckpuckI-t say "dc-light-
ed?“
fincstu at the iiotcl Clifford. yustur‘
day. Wt'rl-t .l. A. Robertson, W. Ii.
iI‘Iavcll, ticorsc L. Webb, tiluirlcs It“.
'l‘ctnplotuu, t‘, .I, hope, Iiesiorr, W. t‘.
.luouer. James W. (iouuh, ii. chct.
Louis Kiopsrh. .Ir.. Ncll Mctltniil. (.I.
W. Littlclict'i, S. I'. Sanderson, Mt'ti. Ii,
W. Scars. Ii. H. ll‘urrcll. John J. (lur-
lcy. W. 0, ”I’llzli'l‘,eNi‘W York: Louis
.I. tht, II. W. little. I". A. (litylord.
Louis Volvo. Htuuri Murwiu. ilcrald Ii.
.lfit'ittitiii, t‘. ‘t', t'oukc. itcv, and Mrs. J.
L. (locales. New lluvcn: ii, 8. Wubbcr.
It). (i, Iicurdsluy, Hartford; N. l). (iod-
Ilurd. Worcester: I, Atlas. Yonkers; M,
It. Mctfuusland, (l, .I. t'ut‘uunah, t‘.
(liin Fitch, Norwullt: .l, 1‘. Murphy,
Newark. Ohio; Alien (’3. House. Minn:
.Itick Buichulor. Omaha, Nels: if, A.
iirown. Hudson: 1., M, Young, Meri-
dcn: (ionrgc Kirk. Jr, itidscilcid.
FOOT BALLS
BOXING GLOVES
PUNGHINO "08
L211"!!! P087 CARD!
WHDLIJILEJND RETAIL
GOLEMAN’S
NIWI ITO".
to North Main “not. Math Nomiit.
”out for A. a. i ouiding'o Install
_ and Com nu Good-a
lir, and Mrs. Charles Ii. (ilovcr, oi ,
Titan‘s to, i
iluuodi ‘
. . “762 . .
revise his" statutes gar Vermont ha
n'compisted,
mont laws.
passage of measures unconstitutiona
Another legislative commissiot
which has completed Its labors in read
Iness for the beginning for the preson
, session is that on revhii n of Iegisla
tive rules, consisting of ttorney-(ieu
oral C. C, Fitts, Lien iGov. C. H
Stearns, Sneaker K. Hi‘i, errifleld, o
the last House of Repro ”ntatives; W
K. Farasworth, secretary ’of the Son
ate, and 'i‘. C. Cheney, clerk of the ins
House. No alteration ls'fnade In tlu
Joint rules of the Senate and House
The most important changes In tht
House rules are the prot/Isious for i
committee on appropriations, to whici
shall be referred all bills appropriatin.
money from the state treasury. and I
committee on street railways; and I
provision that a vote of throedourth:
of he members present. shall be rcquir
ed to authorize a suspension of {hi
rules, The changes in the Senate rule:
in general correspond to those of tht
ouse.
NORWICH HOSPITAL
————fi—
Work In Being Pushed Along—Already
170 Patients Theno.
lxcellent progress is being made oI
the construction work at. the Norwiel
Hospital for the insane, and the gain
of builders In still large. Dr. H. M
Pollock, superintemleut. of the hospital
states that while several of the build
lugs are in readiness, it will be some
time before the ward buildings will In
ready for occupancy, There are now m
the institution 170 patients. and slam
the 20th of last May patients haw
been received only as vacancies occur
There is at present. a long waiting list
in urgent cases room has been foam
for a few patients, but the institution
is greatly crowded and the new Words
are much needed.
DENMARK‘S RULERS ABROAD.
COPENHAGEN. Denmark, Oct. 4.—
King linakon. ancn Maud and Crnwr
Prince Olaf, of Norway. arrived item
today. This was their first omclai
visit abroad since his unlicsty's corn
nation and he was accorded a niannlfi
cent reception by the, inhabitants 0'
his fathcrland. A crowd of one liun
drcd thousand persons ilncd (lit
streets. from ‘thc railroad station tI
ilic palace, which were brilliantly dec
orated.
MASSACHUSETTS SOLDIERS MAY
CROSS CONNECTICUT.
Massachusetts soldiers will he allow
ml to cross Connecticut without. trouv
lIlc. as an order issued yesterday from
the adjutant gcncral‘s titlicc nunounccs
that permission is granted the Ninth
Regiment. infantry. M. V. M.. (,‘olonel
William ii, Donovan commanding, to
cuter and pass through the state of
Connecticut under arms, October iii-ii.
liltlti. inclusive. en route to and return-
ing from the state of New York.
CONNECTICUT POSTMASTERS.
WASHINGTON. Oct. i.—-Byrun B.
(‘nrrlcr was commissioned postmaster
at Highland Park, Hartford county.
(‘oun.. yesterday. He. succeeds ii. N.
Stanley, who I'csigucd, Danicl ii.
Wyckoff was also connnissinncr post-
master at Sprinudnlc. Whitfield county.
t‘onn., to succeed J. Miller. resigned.
anywherefthe good quality
vice we give.
We are near—
Just as far as the
nearest letter-box
or telephone.
5 . on. Mud
the commission appointed to
There are 6.174 sec-
tions in the revision, as compared with
5.463 in the preceding volume of. Vet'-
In the new book attention
In called to the necessity of careful re
vision of bills presented for action in
the legislature, In order to avoid tht
or conflicting witnothsrs already pass
in
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pay elsewhere, the price we ask.
. . nor
an; nrott'i‘.
warm;
8 oh Car
any part. of the evidence.
0
‘ as to‘ be heard through an interpreter.
to far the principal witnes s for the
Intense have flatly do ed ,
lal points of a crimi l niiturc that
vere brought out by thocliioi‘ witness
or the state. i . h,
The testimony of'Johfi Mgrrelie and
Ip most of the afternoon. and each
ng. .
Attorney 1*. A. Bartlett r the de-
Iosition of Frank Ailidlindo, which
vus taken while the latter was in this
by the early part. of September. His
,leposltion was substantially the same
:3 the testimony of the scanned. with
vhom he was with on the night of
he stabbing.
Edward 'l‘ranimond, one of the state
vitnesst-s, testified strongly against
be accused. Part of ,Morrolle's testi-
uony was to the effect that. he met
i‘ramond after he (Mortellel‘had seen
D‘urrafcllo home, and 'I‘rammond told
IInI taht. ho had used a razor 'on some
iluns up the street. but‘he didn’t know
vhuthcr he cut anyone or not.
Carrafcllo was still on the ~stand
vhcn court, adjourned.
WOMAN STEPPED ON AUTO
BRA
itarted the Machine Which Ran Into
Pout Throwing harem.
WILLIMANTIC, Oct. ,4.v-—Mrs. Frank
U, Smith of Canterbury narrowly esca-
ied serious Injuries last evening while
'11 this city. Mr. and Mrs. Smith were
u their steam runabout and Mr. Smith
Ind brought the machine to a stop in
'ront. of the store of J. C. Tracy on
Help street.
in getting out of the machine Mrs.
iIIIith accidentally stopped on the
ucchzmlsm releasing the brake, and
he Inuchliw started ahead. struck a
done hitching post which stopped its
Irogt‘css. ‘ o
Mrs. Smith was thrown nht on to
.he sidewalk and bruised. The pest
vas broken and the front of the Inn-
~hlne was smashed. ii‘ the machine
and not struck ihc post, It would have
tone through a show window of the
I. if. Tracy Company. Mr. and Mrs.
smith were. able to drive the machine
home.
STATE ‘BOARD OF CHARITIES.
Reports of Visit! to VII“ Simulta-
bio institutions.
The monthly meeting of the State
Board of ('hnritics was held at the
aphid, in lIurIford yesterday at noon
-\ll the members Were present. H. H.
Bridgman of Norfolk, the president,
presided.
Miss R. G. iiacuu, of Ne Haven. re
ported visits to the folio lng towns
Io ckamine the care of "th poor:
Madison. Guilford. Bethany and Mil-
r'ord, She ‘t'ilso visited large num-
b. r of county home child on tube are
living with families.
Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell, ‘f Norwich
reported a visit. with Soc tary Kcl-
tufts. to the Hospital for he Insane
at Middletowu and to the
almshuusc. The ulmshou is in It
fair condition, but it not. suitable or
'itlcquntc for a place like Middgtown.
.. . “.N ._ ”won“ -.... .,.-
You can buy Grain and Ford for more money. or you can
But you cannot equal
of our grains or the good ser-
Buy Out- That. Clean.
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MANUEL T. HATCH. (
ULT
orsu mom,
HEC'
K nooxs
IVATE
,RRE
IN EXPENSES.
You have a complete expense book
when you pay your bill. by chock
...... ISSUE
it it '
LEGAL DEPOSITORY
FOR '
TRUST FUNDS.
and. . 4...
that?
, .,, 93 wasmnoroa an. soars seawanx. n
a“)?
Oct. dry-Another 9”.
on up with indicators“ Jose-t
folio and him Marielle, char.
god‘twith assault with,Intent ,to kill!
Joseph Ram. in the criniinagiaauperior
court yesterday... and Whom adjourn-
ment was taken at 6:20 o'clock in the
Lfteruoo‘n the defense had introduced
The eas-
as will. therefore, occupy both morn-
nx and afternoon scant nlof‘the court
, as there are still name‘witucss. . .. .
he assen-
‘oaeph Carrafollo. the accused. tooir
tented all knowledge of the stabb-
Iddletown ,
literal
There's great strengthening proper-
ties In malted grains. They contain
elements that build flesltpbone and
music, make blood and strengthen the
PARAGON,
nervous system.
MALT EXTRACT
,
is especially rich in those elements.
it will give an appetite, hid digestion
and help your food to assimilate.
lit smut Pharmacy,
rue PRESCRIPTION areas.
TEL. 15—2.
mam DELIVERY SERVICE.
“.1
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—Opcn-
lng prices of stocks generally were a
fraction higher than Iastntght. but
there were wide dcclinesdn a few can-
es. Canadian Pacific fell 2%, United
States Rubber 2%. Northwestern 1%.
and Norfolk & Western 1%. Colorado
Fuel advanced 11/... Southern Pacific.
Colorado it Southern and the Second
Preferred and Mcxcian Central about
a point and Reading. Missouri Pacific
and Distillcr's Securities Iéfi.‘
WALL STREET. )1 a. m,~——Thc early
strength of the market was impaired
by the selling of Atchlson, Reading
and Union Pacific, all of which sold
fractionally below yesterday‘s closing.
Despite the heaviness of the leading
stocks there was a quiet absorption of
many low»priccd railroads. Buying or.
Ilcrs for large amounts of Reading
turned the irehd of the gepcral market
upward ilrif’l‘Wiii‘tlH,
Indians and with a small force of rural
guards and townspeople. Iuct and rc-
pulscd the would-be invudepsya fcw
of the latter being wounded, and it is
reported one or more killed.
,'I‘hc only damage done in the town
was the ,lircnklni: of :1 few windows
and some of the rural guards wcrc hit
with stones. 'ljhc next. Innrnlniz. Oct.
1. a force of 100 troops arrived and ch
tizcns rcsuuud their usual operations.
I
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
Governor Roberts hus'umu‘oved tlic
following bills for the quarter cndcd
September lift: t'onnccticut School for
imbecilcs, $7388.58; (‘onitccticiil t‘hll~
drens 'Aid Society. 811102.90; Mystic
Oran School for Deaf. “.750.
The izuvcrnor has also approved the
bills of the Mcridcn Hospital for $750,
and tile General Hospital Society for
Milli). each being one-fourth of the
annual appropriation, and the hill of ii.
0. Averill, commissioner on domestic.
animals, for assistance during Septem-
ber. 8114.30. The pay-roll of the First.
Company, Governor‘s lini‘nc Guard, for
full field day. 8233.13, bus bccu approv-
ed by iIIc govt-rnor.
ALL QUIET IN CUBA.
HAVANA. ()ct. 4.—~Hl'lflv(}i'ili‘l‘lll
It‘uusiou rcccivmi iclcai'uius this morn-
ing from all IIu-uibcrs of the disarma-
Incnt conuuisslon. from various parts
of the Inland, reporting thuf all is unlct
and that the laying down of arms is
progressing rapidly. 'I'Iic cquIuIssioti-
era in Santa (‘iura reported the two-
vcry of a quantity of dynamite and
electrical apparatus stolen from the
Daiquiri Iron ('otnpany. an American
concern.
During tho afternoon item-rut Funn-
iou will visit iicncrui Asbcrt, Iiu- iii-
surgcnt cmnnuindcr in Havana pro--
View. in II)“ riciuily of (lulncs and ur-
rauge for the disuriuamcui of his for-
ecu.
YALE FOOTBALL PLAYER HURT.
NEW HAVEN. Oct. i.~-Ii was lcurir
cd Illiii night that it. E. Burch. one of
lthc Yale and». had his shoulder iiudiy
iiiruiiwd in the pump with Wesleyan
.ycsiculuy quI-rnmm, and will probably
he laid up for some am. This in
the first accident of the season at.
Yale.
MRS. FREDERICK PAIST DEAD.
MALWMIKEE. Wis. Oct. ‘r-AMI'H.
it‘I'cIIcrick l’almi. widow of the former
head of the Pabst lirewing company.
and daughter of Jacob licst. founder of
the brew/cry. died at midnight of pupil.
inonia.
HEVOLUTIONIIT'O IINTINCE
CARNID OUT.
MOSCOW, (Jet, i.»t3npi. lnlankow.
sky. who was idiot and killed In a
street here yesterday. was assassinat-
ed in pursuance of a sentence of the
revolutioniats.
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“GENT ARRIVALS or various.
GAPS anon. N. it. Oct. Laetitia-ant»
er fit. Paul Mihflnptb’h and (ther-
hour. for Mr York. was 13" miles
southeast of this point at that) II. or.
Probably deck Saturday afternoon.
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f’ - paranoid? » , .
'rIIA'r J‘O‘MEIPEGPLE‘DO:
mania! no Loos NICE idiom
Dati'r KNWWHENMYDQNI! if" ;
you WANT To LoaKf'INf; do, ‘ 2 ~. .
us: use: w: .s'uou‘w no; It
aswm. new: CAN straw: float
qualifies BY out: APPEARANCEMMI
You Love To SEE PEOPLLWgnn
TONY TDGS? “iiDoj‘ ‘,
BUSTER BROWN. .
DON'T you LOVE FOR OTHER PEOPLE TO, .SEE‘
YOU WEARING rouv T0665? Ir .YoU DpN’T
BELIEVE WEARING 600D CLOTHES HELPS “You
.Iusr TRY IT once. counr THE rEorchou.
KNOW WHO HOLD rut: scar POSITIONS. THEY
WEAR GooD CLOTHES. WHY NOT TAKEA TIP
rRoM THEM? ASK THEM WHERE may, oar
THEIR CLOTHES Too; Ir YOU WILL. WI: ARI:
WILLING. PEOPLE WHO err on DON‘T WEAR
RAGGED COLLARS, PATCHED snIRrs, 50cm
WITH HOLES lN THEM oR FADED: FRAYE'D
NECKTIE‘S EITHER, WI: HAVE ALL or run
rsmas YOUR APPEARANCE GRAVES.
What will It be? Soliciting your valued orders, your: for service.
LORENZO DIBBL
Telephone Call 26-4. "
Et
It... Inst.
Wm. P. Bee
rs’
Book and Stationery Stores. '
1.9 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St" 80. Nonulk.
Merrill Night SchOOi
OPENS OCTOBER 2. 1906.
Classes in ‘
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING. HEN.
MANSHIP, ARITHMETIC, GRAMMAR,
SPELLING. .
Tuition. $5.00 per month. All Books Free.
SEND FOR ENROLLMENT BLANK NOW.
Address. MERRILL COLLEGE.
United Bank Building. South Norwalk.‘,C.onn.
GOAL AND WOOD
~ seams FOR ,
Bow’kor’a Fortilizero‘. .
B. Hershfield & Son.
m warns mm . J input.-.“
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21 Loaonsnotsrloauasn
out Hun rLoun can no, on; son, «.25
MILK, a can: , m
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innov'm‘urrorsronmlnPit............;..................;. no
one oz. .. a:
soul LAID not. no ooz. .,y ..
MAW" JARI. I'll D01. ..
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to North a n Sn.
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III-IllsslotIt:Ibo!Iteotooool-Ibg‘psllqlio
groom comm.
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Selleck 8v Pricey"?
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WALL STREET. N0(I11—~Pri(‘es hurd' ‘
cued slowly for a time. Anntlsuniaicd HEAD-TO-FOOTERS.
Copper gaining 1. Demand died out '
and prices aligned in an almost stun~ 98 WASHINGTON “STREET' “SOUTH NORWALK’
mini Inarkct. Rubber dropped tivc. ,, . ., L. e- J-.. ..~.
the first pfd. Hg. iionds were firm. . ' "
WALL S'I‘liEE'l‘, I p. In.--‘I‘hc gene» It M S t S m th Y w t'
rul market'dcrivcd no bcnct‘it from the ay ugges 0 e 'ng 0“ an
rise in Reading to 1521/. and subscq- ‘
ucntly became quilc heavy with prim-u CRANBERRIES~The first of the season. 2 qts., 25c.
til the Iowcst. BUTTER continues to advance, now is selling at 29c, will compare In
‘T ’ ' ' ‘ id elsewhere Print: 32c. '
INDIANS ATTACKED TOWN or AC- q"‘““’ 3"“ 9“" “”‘h a“’"""9 ‘° - ’ ’ . >
. AYUCAN'.. .. FLOUR—Special price for Saturday on our “Superlative” Brand, 69;
MEXICO CITY. Oct. 4.~News rcacli- bag. Lovely bread to be made of It. Fresh Graham Flour just In. ‘ .
9d “9’” 1““ night ”It” indlaus “1 m“ . FINE APPLES—Sale of Fine' Apples contlnues, at 44c peck, worth 50¢.
cnstcrn cnd of the Isthmus of ’l‘clIuau— HOME LAID EGGS—A few from my own home at 40,; d0: Good ro-
tepec around thc town of Chinumeru. . ’ ' '
have bccoin disaffected with on. status . port! from those refrigerator €998. sell meat 28c doz.
of land. claims and feeling aggrieved. CELERY. fine at 5:: a root. '
gssemhlcd to the numbc ,of fifty on Some extra good swggr POTATOES, 25c neck.
unday and attacked tie town (If . ' '
“nyumn‘ m the gm,“ of Wm t‘ruz. 0 CHARCOAL in bags, scarce, now most out of market, but we have it,
The prcfcct of the town. howevcit, had' 1 c. ,
been a'dVII-icd of the approach of Hit‘ NEW SWEET C'DER. ,R‘GHT FROM THE PRESS-
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