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LIIIIIII his Mil.
The fire hydrants about the. city of
Norwalk are being painted a brilliant.
rod,
4
George. 10. Iiisley, oi’ the Electric Vt»
hicle Company, Hartford. was in town
today.
The lIargo'Wost Farina in dinohnrg»
log a cargo of coal for tho it‘eri‘ls (.‘oal
(.‘ompauy.
The schooner lilgbl Away has arriv-
ed with It cargo of lumber for tintch
and Bhiio)’.
Norwalk Aeric. Fraternal (lrdcr oi"
Eagles, will meal 1th cvoning. It‘lve
caudidatoa for initiation are expected.
The Seabury Club. of Grace Church.
held an interesting session inst even»
ing at the church guild room. After
the regular busiucss refreshments
were served.
An order from the adjutant general's
office grants leave 0: absence to No}
vember 17. with permission to go be- ‘
yond the sea. to Captain Dwight E.
Bowers. Pay Corps. C. N. G.
Word has been received in Norwall;
of the sale arrival in Europe of Mrs.'_
S. A. Carpenter and her nephew, I“l'iIiIIt'
1., Bunion, who are on a trip abroad
for the benelit of Mrs. Carpenter's
hoaltli.
Mrs, E. Hubbeli iiotchkisa gave no
Interesting address on a trip to Europo
last evening hcl‘ore the Grace Church
branch of the Girls" riendly Society. at
Red Mott's Iiuil. in the Gazette build
ing. St. Paul‘s Glrla' ii‘rlchdiy Socioty
also hold a meeting last night. Each
branch Ineots weekly.
The Piuo Lodge Whist (‘iub was t'll-
tertained yesterday by Mrs, J. Thorn
ton Prowitt. oi‘ Eimcreut. The prize
was uwardcd to Mrs. S. A, Wood. The
next. meeting of the club will be held
on 'l‘ueHdny. October 30. with the Mia's.-
os Weed. in New (Yunnan.
A horse. owned by .iohn Crosby. tho
Ilanlord place Iniik dealer. ran down
West avenue. North Main atroot. South
Maitt street. to l-inniord Place, last
evening, at a very lively gait. livery-
lioiiy got ottt of the animal's way. ’l‘wo
milk cans were thrown out, of tho
wagon. '
A broken overhead trolley wire omit:-
od thi- Connecticut Railway and Light.
ing Company considerable trouble in
Wall street. this morning. The card
were delayed considerably, which wan
particularly unfortunate on account of
the rush to WoHtporI. Iii-pairs wuro
quickly made, howvvor,
Just 100 tickets u'oro piaccd on Halo
for the Saturday l’ltialicld oxcurnlon
this morning at. tho Norwnllt pasnougor
depot. ily 7: iii erory ticket was twill“,
'ilttring the morality. Ant-tit .loha it.
Wood directed at least Hoveutthe pett-
plc to South Norwallt for tickets, The
tillotinohi. to South Not-walk in «tho.
E. liurgor and Company, of Norwalk.
recoit'I-d the contract yoaicrduy tor
a six room cottage at Gi't't'lIWIt‘Il for.
. Henry i-lehaet'or. the name to coat about
$5,000 and to have all modern unprove-
inenta. it in to bo erected tor the
xardohcr. 'l‘ho Norwaih contracting
firm in also building a large Httihle for
Mr, Scimeter on the place.
DROPPEO A DOOR ON HIS FOOT.
William ll. Monitor. chief engineer
at the South Norwnlk Municipal plant
droppml (Inn of the bit: heavy doom at
the Iloinel thin angina upon the lmitcp
of bin left foot, yoatordny afternoon
and injurhd himneii qulto badly. Dr.
Joan iliiutorilur in attending to the lit-
Jury and hairs that a bond halt boon
broken.
Paoplo wont to Wontport from The
Norwalha by tho hundredii today. ’i‘hu
crowds begun going over to tho aiutor
town Inuit before noon andicompihtcly
filled the trout-ya. 'i‘hu Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company in run-
ning a Nilt't'IitI aorvhze and its having
itti handn full to handle tho t'utih own
at that. A twenty~mlnutc Itohodale
. will be in “it“! up to 8.50 trout Wont-
port.
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When it can be done at do small a
cost why not protect yourself?
For $2.10 you can insure your Furnl-:
ture and Household Goods for threef
years against loss or' damage. by Fire.
to the _amount of $350.00 and in that
ARE you tNSURED'! l
l
proportion for a larger sum. " . . . ‘
Very Respectfully. j .J pay elsewhere. the price we ask. not you cannot equal
TAYLOR & GOLDEN. no where the 00! H“ t it . '
Real Estate and Insurance Agents. 1; . y ' g ( 01H y 0 our gm w or u“ good set»
74 Wathlngton Street, l.‘ ; vice we give.
Telephone No. 2132
Loigh illlver, a hunter \\'oll ltnowui
student of the llnrutrom achooi. war ill I‘ ,
town taut night. Mr. tltivor has just:
driven from his homo in South ilond.. ;‘
Indiana. to New York in bi». I’li‘l't'I‘-'
Arrow automobile.
Manager Howard N, (lodtroy. of tutti. '
(‘ompany i“. hasltctbhll loath. has not;
Var
iJOllIlfl men bu
diesl class.
$15
to ban.
We are. near——
Just as far as the
nearest letter-box
or telephone.
yet sinned a i-iI‘nRIu loam tor a panic .-
Ilt‘l‘t‘. though he has oll'orn almost Iii !
IIIInIoralIlo l‘roni ilrul class trims. III
will decide on games for NoveIIIiu-r
dutim; the next tow days. A numbcr
of daloii will he left opcn durlui: tho
Honaou III order in net games with
h'tllllt‘ particularly last loaIuH. inoludiuc
Extlliit' of tho collonoa. that may in
learned latcr to havi- opou datoH
'i‘hc new residence itt Morgan are
nao for which tiooruo ii. Ilnrnnni has
just given tho. contract, will be mod.
crn ill ovcry it‘h‘lit'i'i and will cost
about Slum), it will have eight i'lltliilh‘
and a tiled bulb room. The home will
ho hoatod by Hiram. will bo oloctrlcal.
iy lighted and will haw open ilro
places. 'l'ho. carpi-aim. mnaou and tin
work contract has boon nwardod iIiuI‘I.
Humor and (‘ompanyz of Norwaik, 'l‘ho
other contracts have not yet been let.
O'BRIEN KNOCKS OUT TWO MEN.
LUH ANill'Iidiri. t‘nl.. (lot. i7.--
Jack (i'ilriun. oi Philadelphia. hunch,
ed out two then bI-l'orc tho l’nciiic Aili-
letic (liub horc. last niuht. lio put out
It‘rod (‘oolI-y. htn t'ornior aparring parl-
hor. in three round», ltnocklna him
down in ovcry round. (‘ooloy ararccly I
landcd a blow. .ltni 'l‘rcntbio. a local‘
boxcr. ho Hucoomlcd in putting out at
tor nine i'tliiiltis of lighting. la tin-
iortua of the match (l'lirion llIId flKI'N'iI
to put out oat-h iiittll iunido of Ion
rounds. 'l’rcmblo oomplainod of tho
Ilcclaiou or the roiori-I- tn counting him l
mu. ctitliotltillig that ho' wan on Ida
toot’ni tho count of ion.
FOREMAN THROWN FROM FLAT
CAR.
JidWiG'F’l‘ (tl’llt'. (lct. i7.~~-Satuucl
(.‘nnaidy. a iol'omau employod on tho
now trollcy lino helm: built bolwutn
(‘ontinl Villagn and Norwich. wan
thrown from a lint. car today and ro-
ooIVod iniurton which may provu taint.
(lho tot: Willi hroitcii. and it in thought
that be In injured internally. Ito
wan tnkon to tho Norwich lionplial.
DENTIST SGATHER iN BOSTON.
llOS’i‘ON. tlct. HEM-Dentin” from
0. ii. ilalzood. Waterbury: Richard
. Cchttmuh. Mr. and Mrit. W. A. Shelley.
Dirt. F. w. I'Iiyaa, In. G. Beardsley.
Hartford; it. it. il'orniy. Frank A. Fer-
fin, Albert It). i’cln. Mrn. John McMill-
lun. Hoary Apple, (I. (I. Phillipa. Mr.
Ind MrN. Edward It. Lonny. W. ’.
“William. (icorge R. Allen. New
York; R. P. landlord. c. N. Rugs. New
Haven. Were among the guests at the
. flute! Clittord. yesterday.
’ that rat: attAtt'ON M
90'. but mult- in Photographing.
’M in mind ill. have Cameras and all
Ilu.
England and Mlddln Atlantic Hinton
fliitiitiI'Pd in I‘lorlioitlturai llull. thin
city. to-day for the twelfth annual
meeting at ”It! Norihcautcrn Dental
Association. which will hold Iionaiona
through Friday or this week.
is... "nan.
65cup.
conihiu's
him wont.
to North Main Mun-south Norwttik.
Mont MA. 0. #uidtnn'd Inuit-II
. and In It. Goods.
FAIR.
Bigger and Better Than Ever
Open Monday Night at the
Armory. .
All arrangements :tro now compiotc
for tho grand annual fair of tho Nor-
walh ii‘iIc Departmont which will upon
at Que Norwalk Armory next Monday
ninht with path events.
'l‘hcro will be It hit: parade on the.
opouihu night. headed by a hand. with
tho ohjociivu point the Artuoiy. where
there will ho many ilho boothu and It
horde of i'cuttlrcx.
A line oittortuinmcut will he provid-
od ouch night atId in addition thoro
uill ho dauclni; cvory night. Binnie
admiHHioIIN to tho fair arc only ilttocu
oonla whiic tho Honnon tickets cont but
Isl-coatyiivo conta out-h.
Will
1!! WATER STREET
South Norvalk
mnhmud-un'u-I‘u‘l-In-uum
You can buy Grain and Feed for more money. or you can
,.
, Buy Oats Thats cIean.
MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘ ‘
NORWALK FIRE DEPARTMENT;
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OOAL AND" WOOD
AGENT. FOR
Bowkor’s Fertilizers“
.B. Hershfield & so
JOPEN‘ a
,SATURDAY'
Nnnmr~
FROM 6 TO 0.
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OP BUSY PIOPLII
Assets, $1,000,000
‘ CHICK BOOKO FREE, GINIM. IANKINO DIPAR‘I‘MINT.
4% PM!) In SAVING! DEPARTMENT.
nw-ua
sityu ‘
Overcoa
This is the Fall shite that has taken
It has broad
shoulders. full chest. fitted back. deep
center vent and pleated side seams——
a coat that puts a man in the best-
SIOIIll.
A
to $25..
Varsiiu ll comes in handsome gran
herringbone weaves. and has a velvet
collar. This is the OIlIil store in town
. that sells VaIsltu clothes.
,and iii.) on a Vatsiiu ii coal and a
'Varsitu suit. There is no obligation
Our Fall hats and furnishings are in
- . be same Class with Vatsiiu clothes.
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RIGHT LEG BROKEN.
Pile 01 Lumber Fall on William Fagin
at Hubbeli. Hail and Randall Yard.
William Pagan. one of the lumber
IIIIII‘IIUI‘H hi the yard of the. Huhhell.
Hall and Randall Lumber Company in
.Wutcr Ntrcct. Norwalk, had It big pile
of lumber topple over on hint early
yesterday attorntmn and that he was
not killed outright. seems a matter of
gotml lot-tune. The. rlhuna bone or the
right ion was broken iuat «how the
ankle. and will kcop him laid. up at
IIIS homo la tit-ant aimed. Not-walk.
for Home Hill". Dr. William J. ’l‘racey
wan called to tho lumber yard 1“ ili'
Icnd him. .
Whoa tho lumber fell. Ftuzan'n botit
lcua wore htahmcd and he wan uncov-
cred Iiy Fort-man John I". Hyatt and
olhor men in tho yard.
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Come in
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WHEN THE noon at noon.
WHEN mom: FLESH Is NEEDED.
WHEN THE
STRENGTH. on
ARE DISEABED,
TAKr .
ON OUR GUARANTEE.
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIV EIIY SERVICE.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL S'i‘REE’i'. lilzltl a, in.—~()pen-
Int: prices at Ntoclta were higher than
that. night oxoopt for the trunk lines.
which dropped slightly. The principal
Kiilnu wero in a tow specialties. i’rcus»
ell Sleoi man i itvi, Anaconda i l4.
(iroat Northern pill. i‘anatiiau Pat-lilo
ami National Railroad ol’ Mexico a
point and Smolttng iii. The dealings
wero quite active.
WALL STREET. ii a. Iu.~—»'i‘he high
prices or the llrnt hour were mostly
Iegilstorcd at the opening, the market
thorcai'ter easing oii’ when the buying.
Hlaokcuod. Asido front tho operation
Ill a few minor specialties. the trudint,r
vehiurcs were without significance.
Pressed Steel (lair gained 2 1—4. the
preferred and Pacific Coast i 1-51. Rall-
wuy Steel Spring’2 and Linseed ntd.
Toledo, St. Louis and Western pid.
{all i M.
WALL STREET. noon.-AIIInigama-
icd ('oppcr was iii’tcd a point. but the
course of pricon t‘INOWIII‘I't‘ was down
ward with increased selling pressurc.
[loads were irregular.
WALL STREET. l p. m.~’l‘he mur-
kot drooped here and there, but there
was not enough movement to reflect
any general tcndcnoy.
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PRINCESS VICTORIA STRANDED.
Ran Out of Her Course While Enter-
ing the Harbor at Victoria.
VICTORIA, ii, (.‘.. Oct. i?.-—~’l‘he ston-
‘ mcr ll. 1’. iiithe. arrived at midnight
with passengers of the stranded liner
Print-crib~ \‘ictoria that on Irwin Hook
opposite (ink llay. which is half IIII
hour‘s run from Victoria Tht"!ii¢‘8nit*r
was on hcr way from Van (louver to
Victoria, with about 150 passengers.
having left Van (louver at 8 p. III.. yea-
Icrdny. Slip was out oi her course.
being on the port instead of the star»
board side of the beacon. and the an
ter is dangerous on that side, there
being a chain of rocks. When the. dah~
guy was Soon the Nit'alnol‘. which was
prtxrcediug at half nilccd, was reverti-
cd. but headway could not no stopped
in than to prevent her from stranding
and she- bumptd up on tho rocks along.
side tho beacon, There was not much
excitement. however. the crew behav-
ior: well.
The hall is broken on the port side,
but numerous watcrttlzht compart-
ments and bulkhead»: kcpt the sicamcr
dry. Capt. Hickey who was in charge
expects to float the steamer at high
water tomorrow.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE NOT STINGY.
Return: Check tor $5.000 Given It for
Capture of Stonntand.
CHICAGO. Oct. l7.—«'i‘ho Chicano
Clearing iiouae nasociatlon yesterday
neat to James Kooloy. managing editor
of the Chicago Tribune. a chock for
$5.000. the amount or the reward (litur-
od by tho auttociailon for tho capture
of Paul 1'). Stetialand. tho iormer
prcnldont of the Milwaukee. Avcnuo
gior.
’I‘IIo check was at once turned over
to the receiver at the bank to he in.
eluded among the. IIHHOIU.
in addition to sending thin chock to
tho receiver of this bank the Tribune.
which bore the entire oxpcnuo Incident
to the pursuit, capture. and return (It
Btctntland. han made It proaont to tho
taxpayorn of (look county or it 0 total
amount expended in the under akin“.
which amountud to unothcr 55.000.
ROTON HILL PROPERTY BOLD.
’l‘hc t‘lioanoiI-Iioorn property on Elm
arovn atrm-t. ltotoa Hill. conninting (It
ilftocn arrow of dun land lIIIII hoop nold
to It. (1. Curran, the hand at It New
York ayndirato. who are large opera-
iorn In real estate In the vlniaity of
New York city. Bach men opncatlnz
in thin locality will. no doubt. prove It
boon to South Norwalk and vicinity.
The property purchased will he proli-
crly laid out into restricted revtdenco
Iroparty and Hold in plots rnaxitis' from
300 to 8600. The tint! water viuw and
proximity to the center at South Nor-
walk random it very desirable and pic»
hired as home sites. Tho Nailing until.
was a J. B. unmade Agency, whiah
will probably have the handling of the
little: at iota. » .
MINI owulnd nutter Dammit
“BEN. Prawn, (loudly-We Mina
Owapra' Aunoclntimt. of the midnigh-
Wtuiitimllna dintrict. has Mouton the
autism dumaud for an attuned in
wages and will recommend thin course
to the, National Mine Onam' AIM!!-
tiun. which will anyone in Berlin this
(muting. The RhnuiIh-Woltphnlinn
or living. but my: tho government in
reuwanlhle and must apply the remedy
in milk}. tho will law. referring
avian-tit to the them-ed price at
mt video an; new Inrti! went into on
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WEAK NEED
WHEN THE THROAT AND LUNGS
VINOL
Ilill llillllnl Pharmacy,
Blatc ilahli. who was arrested in Thin ,
Annunciation admit: the workmen“: ar- .
nutrient regarding the incremd cont
nice and meaty; SIIO cook
ter.
Iuit your adult.
tint.
but have plenty now.
Phone :43.
Luise [eat .. Note
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BEFOREFAND
THINCS. SPIN,
Mnltntntsmmzfrkmi‘m
Pram/.—
‘Thl Bi)“li\lfl°hflh.¢mc.unt
lSN'T lT APLEASURE FOR. You To BUY Your;
CLOTHES FROM THE .STORE: YOU KNOW, IS AT
IHI: TOP. YOU CAN THEN rm. THAT YOU HAVE
DONE YOUR BEST. THE STORE AT THE TOP. HA5
MANY ADVANTAGE5 OVER. THE sronr AT THE
BOTTOM. A STORE THAT HAS CLIMBEDTHE LAD—
DER. or succrss HA5 THESE ADVANTAGES over.
THE our THAT Is ONLY CLIMBING. FIRST. THEY
HAVE THE PICK or THE MARKET. IHI: BEST
MAKERSOF‘ CLOTHES WANT THEIR Goons IN
THE STORES or THE BESTSELLERS or CLOTHES.
SECOND PRICE. THE! .sroRI: AT THE TOP HAS
GOOD “CREDIT" BECAUSE IT CAN BUY FOR CASH.
DID YOU €er soanow MONEY? YOU. DON’T
HAVI: To PAY A HIGHER PRICE-~lNTEREST—~
WHEN YOUEDEAL WITH US: IIIzCAusr' WI: BUY
FOR CASH, PAYING No lNTEREST. BUT GETTING
LARGE DISCOUNTS; AGAlN BECAUSE FOR OVER—-
COATS, stars, UNDERWEAR, SHOES, HArs—
EVERYTHlNG MEN AND BOYS WEAR—WE ARE AT
THE TOP
M.
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New Buckwheat in bulk, 7 lbs. for 25¢.
New, Pure Riding Buckwheat, 10c pkg.
White Corn Meal. nweetut and but. 23:: lb.
Potatoes, nice tot Maine Potatoel; best by tut.
quick, 22: pk; 85c bowel.
Nice Io: Tut-alps.
Yellow Onion: in fine condition.
$1.00 bushel for nhort time; 30:: pk.
Butter in now selling at 27c whale date.
at 290.
Pumpkin and Boston Marrow Squat sh.
Old-fashioned Ycllow Pumpkin, at 2c lb.
Marrow Squash. at 2t/zc tit.
Have some Cheese Pumpkin also.
Boiled Ham, sliced.
What will it be? Use an.
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You Wanna was Fkom'titit
STOREMHERETHE Hyatt Isti
OECRURSE You not ”‘7'.“
BUSTERfiR‘wa‘.
Grocery News of interest tosentinel
Telephone Call 26-4.
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Ml'i'IIihhMioi”Ital III "IIIIIIFIIII...
Now in the time to lay in your winter supply.
While unloading We will sell at 85.00 per barrel: 65¢: per bag.
80. Norwalk.
averted by wont-iii: I pull or mt!
Prop’or all»...
mun-m
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Book and Stationery Stores. I
”Will In. am '
Hundred: of Eyes
mi betas overworked u a Matt at uppiimutm upon work or book.
Ratio! tor Imtned and that! On- my Ito Itld Cadmium mun.
Proporly Awuutodi'j
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Phone, sin-3'.
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WHERE ‘ALLOFOWJ
Selleck 8- Price.
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street. South Norwaik. ‘
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Have been tried. Cook
Bargain chance to get some in for win-
iam atlu aclilno tine butter
All nice small nize; do you can buy to
Second barrel of Sweet Cider will be on tap Saturday. Better than tho
We did not get the boiled tum- order‘d Ia'u week.
LORENZO DIBB-L‘I:
United Grocery 00.
no North Main St.
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Norwalk Chronicler