Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 24, 1906 · page 5

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Oct. , 24.——Com- vision superintendents of the various
railroads.
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Railroad ’i‘rainmon in‘the Pittsburg
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Local News limes.

Butler lodge, No. 97; I. O. F. F. will
meet tonight.

Henry Street. of Dill-ion, was a vis-
ltor In town toduy.

Chief of Police Villinler
Bridgeport. yesterday.

A meeting of Norwuik Lodge. ll. 1'.
0. Pl, will be held this el'euing.

A meeting of tho Murigold (Iiui).

WIIII‘II wits to have been held lust
night. was postponed.

Work wns commenced this morning
repairing the sidewalk in front or the
South Nol'wnlk t‘iub building.

It‘l‘edurii‘k .'l‘. iietts, of the Green.
who has IJI‘t‘Il quite ill for several duys.
is now improriiii: very nicely.

The Norwnili i'ity (‘Uillli'II will meet
in speeini session 'i‘uesduy night. to
close up the business‘ oi’ the your,

Samuel Nicholas. ot’ Ridgetiolil, tur-
merly ot' the law oilico of iinribzltt Al
Dnvis, Norwuih. was :1 visitor in town
toduy. -

The Hospital Whist Club will meet
on Friday evening nud enjoy it soelni
time zit the home oi’ Mrs John Henry
Knapp, of Westlstregt. .

The complaint of .ussuull. against
Otto i“. itohile hits U9811~vwilhdrilw, and
as the eonipliiliutnt did not euro to
prosecute. n noile was entered.

A large number’ot’ invitations hnve
been issued tor it iliiiiowe‘en dance ill
the town assembly hull on Wednesday
evening, (letobei‘ 31. All guests ill‘t'
expected to nppenr musked.

Several Norwnik members of the
Knights of Colilmllui;-.;‘§I.luuileii thi-
twenlyJirst unnivel'surfhllflked Cross!
Counrii. ill Dillibury. solidity. A nnm~'
Ilel‘ oi‘ candidates worwinliiutod and 11
line dinner \vns served iii the 'I‘urnvr
House.

'l‘ln- (liris‘ ll‘rlvndly Society! or St.
l’uul‘s t‘tlurrh, met. ltlst- evening zuul.
received instrui-tlt‘lus Pi) sewing. The!
members 01‘ the society Iiiin‘. pluuned.
to give it iinllowo‘en pnrty ilt llie‘
chapel in Berkeley street. llexl 'i‘lleirI
tiny evvulng.

—A. L. Stelgei‘wuld iliinouutles that
lll‘ginnlng (lot. 20 his barber shop will;
be. located upstuirs in the lindden'
lilork. t'ili'lim’ oi‘ River and Will] Sui

Mrs. S. A. Carpenter and nophew.l
Frnilii i.. llollton. of Norwnlk, nrrIn-d .
home yesterday afternoon from ”IN!"
European trip. They visited among!
other places. Germany. lielgium Ililtll
Future. The trip was in every respert ’
u very plesuut ouo. .

Sergeant Fine. or Newnrii, N. .I.. the

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The minute you slip on your size you realize

the superior style and fit of the Varsity suit. It

fitsbettcr than the average tailor can fit you. It
has more style than any but the swciiest tailors
put into clothes. It's hotter than a “under suit,

because you can judge the eliects of goods and

style all made up and ready to wear.

 

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Suits, $15 Ill $25

in a splendid range of exclusive gray weaves.

blues and black. in sizes for all manncrlof men.
It will take only a few minutes of your time to
try on some of our Varsity suits. There will be

no obligation to buy.

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Varsity: 11 Fall Overcoats. Chcs‘tcrfield mod.
cls and covert top coats offer a W field of

choice. ‘Bcttcr. see them before you buy.

 

Copyright 1906 by Hart Shalihcr (9° Marx

Rogers & Stevens

No. I4 80. Main St.

Tel. call 632-2

 

 

well-known fiaherlilnn. ill‘I'Il‘l'ti ill liel- , . ,
le liliniid. todny to spend the rust or I D" "0” know “1“” H “I” "“51"“:
the Week II! his favorite pnslline. .lt-s- III? “M" ill:l'll'illllll::l‘ It" mill"ri-slili-tmIvol.
e 1. Mn.” ,. .. . , ,., ill.‘..i'tl urW' ll tl v lt‘ili’l'K ...
i\‘vulII, \liiiil IIII'I‘IYIIlmi‘Uzil)”IIII'I‘IWS‘21:“ iii‘elp “DIIMWIUHMI "i”‘lnn I'lii.’;.":"'l‘ll"'lIn: M“
Mr. it‘lne ('tlllllltllly. I'll “ill expun It'l t“t‘l ‘4 t5-
iir. litltes, tho \veli-liiinwu voioriinlryi -" lilt‘I'lllll: tll' llI'Ilitu-l'llls illili‘ iillllll'
HIII‘KI‘UII, was severely IiIt'Ii’trtI l'i-sioo "‘“ll “'1‘” ““1" “I“ "V“HI'”: I" ("'"m'
dily bl’ n mnsluuu ownml by at West. MIMI" I.ym-mn for ”W l””'l“’”"',”r "r'
imrt llliiii. The hunt or the nuimni Kil'lmlll‘ “ "“"lW'II‘" "I'm 1“" I ”"1""
“trunk “lg “mm-"p. “,3 1pm.... wail be J. Iltlllilillll', tint Iit‘llltlt‘l'lillt' Lillmr l'ilil-
min on tor unite in WIliIl' :is n i'vi-Illli Illlllil't' “II t'tlliltl'l‘lifill:llil'lll-Illl'l:l'- Jul!"
0 ii 1' . A. uni ton lrns t‘lllHI'H tmupnrnl‘y
{IIIit’l :3“: ifnow wind it will rest you I’lwm‘lm mm MHWIWS tolling ”I M‘O'
~ ' ‘ . Iltlliuhiti-‘s work In the llliti~liilllril hill!
to how in telephone in your rentili-in-ol,"H n (..,.,.",im... "I...”lwr or the Slut.-
ir not, I‘ll” or write to tho nenreut tel» l it't‘tlilliilitili ”I. l.nlulr. m. “mm... IM‘.
t‘lliill'lit,‘ olilro nnd n ii-lll'llru llIlli‘ilt‘ will mu” m my iu‘i-ilornllnn. Another
cull and explain the illi‘lilwnl into... "In...“ “I” I”, III'III U” 'i'IIIlI'r‘IIIl)‘
'i‘he tlrat rohouri-ull of tho t'lllillliilgn "mm m mug Hall, in [li'l‘l't‘i’l tin. m-
of the Rough ilider (line i‘lub was held itnnlznlitlll.
lnsi evening at tinilinor'n liuli. under ‘ .. , y . . ., . .
the diruction of Frederick it‘tll‘tft‘. Nl'w ‘t.\".lll“:lml‘llTIIll‘ililiri'iigitIII IITI'tfiltl‘lll\II‘IIkI‘Il‘lII‘l'IgH
niuulr wnu taken up and vxrvlb-nt pi'o- ' , U I H ’5}, I. M...” hm.
menu was iliudiu. Another i't-heiiruui (l;("I:I‘I);.::I‘I1:II‘I‘I‘ILI “h‘il‘l‘lliili ' WNW“...
will be held in tin: nunn- plum I'l‘ltiily (‘rilwiurll ”"me “f u." h.,,.,...m,w..,-_
lllltlll. 'l‘iw t‘iil‘ wun run up to Ni‘ll‘ti'IlII‘ Il‘tllll
’l‘lle Btllltli Norwnik Club will give New York luy l’nt‘lny t‘, i-ilnt'uvu. in: W.
n rureptlnn til-night. for tho put-noun int n, linldwtn. the Nurwnlk .miitni. linn
exhibiting the linndliomehow quill-tent "inn pnrvllnnml niinllwr our. in
III thfllllllllltm ntri-ni. told the public llnldwln'll til‘tltliulllilit inn L’l imruupnnx
III cordially Invited to lili'tllil. l.illx- or. [our vyliudvi'. l'iliw’l‘ulmlu. ‘I‘liir
Wellor‘u reheniru wiii' “Will“? it rou- mmvlilnv In mill M u would in New
cert pro lllil. and inter thorn will bu York but will In» tmmuln in Norwnlll
dancing. ‘durlnu llin mutt tow dnlu
”will Chapter. Order “I llll‘ lizll‘ll‘l‘ll . 'l‘ho i-olllpuliy l". bmtiwilulll illnm llnu
Blur. or South Nurwuik. wnu ruprunvub rniuptnml up “rm"ilulluilnifl fur lin-
ed ill the meeting or the ututo nlllri-rn ripening of tho ul'tlmm. ’l‘ln- Iillllill
with Orient Lodge. in lil‘ltlltelltll‘l. Mon union will in. nilirml with the llrnnk-
iiuy night. The urnld nlntrun. Mrs. lynn. of Brooklyn. New York. who
itllin Linux (lhnpin. of Muridnn. wnli plnymi porn twii‘t' bun salmon. (film
prvlll-uiml with n hniidsnmo rill itinlin pnnly l-‘. wnn IitllIl tillllvnin but lin-
unlnd lmwi. visitor» Wore Worthy invnwu. "l‘lie
“mm." 0.,”th m: . Q. {L A. M.. P. busimiball mplntl llllu'ul'iiuilll lit rum.
will hold n snort Want it on Friday illmml ui sown mm. [lunmm is and
evening enimnnnrlng at 7:30 O'Citlt'k. ‘l‘bomnu J. llllrlwv. llrmlm’irk nmi
alter which they will onlnrtuln the Film“ IllKlIl'l'll. .Il'mw Lister, li'nwurd
mombnrn iiml their wives and iibm the N'l'll" ""‘I. “Will“ ”"I'W‘ “Wm"
Dnuuhlnrii of ”burly. An enterlubn F' Will?" "I" ll” ”)2" ""‘I'l’flllll" "I“
mom will be xivun. after which to Ill-lulu for mutual. the Will“. illlllm»
l’reuhmuntn will he served. nor is Lieutenant llnwnrd r. (ind.

Tho llnbrnw Social Club at n rel-out trey.

In???” volmi‘r tn'donuie film It; 3|: -» , .
on n play or in mm on o I
UMBRELLAS
390 up

synagogue oi the Built lliraol 3mm.
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in William Jmom. president: John
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THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.

'l‘inii‘s the roulim Wl‘ hold our old trndo nud will now.
We want YOUR orders. Wu unnrnutm‘ in nlvo “will
We think wn (DITI‘I‘ yilit 38R-

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lln- very best iliieiiiiuu.

you test it 2'

Buy OJt's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.

> VICE u not.» BETTER Illnn lint other leliow'il ili‘lII.
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fly OPEN 7
SATURDAY ‘
' NIGHT

FROM 5 T0 3. 5
FOR rum CONVENIENCE or sosv PEOPLE.

Assets, $1,000,090 .,
. . 4% moo m snvmos DEPARTMENT. "

CHECK sooxs runs, GENERAL BANKING Durant-now
SAFE onpostr soxss u A YEAR. '

 
 

Soul unit lost it 'i‘jy. am

out 9: wun’iuil’i'on or. radio uphill/k III:

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sweater) a.

An answer is requested
The do~
manila affect. the men employed in the

Olde
Fashioned
I-Iorehound

Drops

Mode ofpure sugar
and Horehound

5.0 a. bug
200 a. pound

Illii Dilllfllll Pillllllllll,

THE PRESCRIR'I'ION STORE.
TEL. 15—2. V '
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.

TODAY lN WALLSTREET.
WALI. S’l‘illlli’fi'l'. lbzltl n_ in.~'l‘h(l
ilrsi business in stocks ‘us small und
Ill. prieon blit little changed from those
of lust night. ’i‘lin lotions outnumber-
ed the unins and int-ludod the most
important stocks. St. liouis South-
westoru tell 1 3‘8. Northern l’neiiin
nnd ll‘ondlng u point rind St. Paul ll
iiii'ge trill-lion. ‘

\VMJ. H'i‘illilil'l‘. 11 n. m.——'l‘ilo open-
in).' dot-lino did not proceed for before
supporting orders nppourod and the
lntll‘Ili:l I'lliiltlti to yrsterday‘s closing
iel'ol. Iit‘t'IllI'ti strength in St. Paul
assisted the recovery. vsporliilly uniting
the grain carriers. l‘rit'es ngllln sold
off to ilboni mldwuy bemoan the
highest and lowest figures of the first
hour. Bethlehem Steel pill. sold nt till
ildi'nure of 7 points.»

WALI. S'I‘RBE'I‘. Noon.~ l’i‘ii‘es mo-
ved fitluliy and frequently reversed
their murse. A new high level wns
rancher] and than n pronounced rout:~
lion carried sumo stocks lower than
at first. The market become dull and
Ilenry at the I't‘ilt'lillll.
llrln.

WALI. STREET. i p. m.——’l‘ho mill”-
lit-t looked the ollorgy to rise even
when there were no stocks pressing
for sole. llnliness won the most dis-
tinctlw I‘onturo of the midday deal-
ings, scarcely any Dual-Oils living done
for moments til it ilnio. . Some of the
lenders ronched it slightly lower level,
Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific and Re-
public Steel pfd. lot-ling it point. Feti-
ornl Milling udvimreddnnr and Ann-ri-
(‘nn 'l‘olult‘co pld, and North Alllt‘l‘k'ml
ll/l.

Bonds were

M
SCOTTISH FREE MASONRY.
Olliccrc Elected and installed at Meet-

ing In waYork.

NEW YORK, Oct. Sir—The Snort-mo
Council 0! the Ancient null Ai‘t‘elllell
Rite of Scottish Free Masonry for
the United Stilton In nnunnl meeting
here today. elorted rind installed the
following officers:
Sui-vigil Grnnd (‘ilililliiiniloi--lll,
Bullies. Wushluuton, I). C.
LlouteuiiuMiriind (”‘lliltiiinntlel‘—~C.
W. Bdwnrds Albany. N. Y.

Grand Minister or Slain—George
Gibson. Wnshington. ll. C.

Grund Trollsurorrtlenornl—«llolden 0.
Hill. l’rorideure. II. I.

(lratnii~ueoretnry-geuernImM. W. Mor-
ton. l’rovldenvn. .

(lrulld Muster ot‘ (‘orNuoitles~Sniu-
uol (l. Eberly. \\';ii-lblnutun, I). t‘.

W.

(lrllnd Milrshnil lienernl~~.iolln A.
Gildden. llovor. N. H
(lrnild Stnnllnrd I‘lll‘t‘i‘ ---- \\'llilum E»

lelly. Iliivorhiii, Mass.
(lrulld (‘npiuiii of the Gllni‘dm—I‘t-ter
0. Audi-run". lil‘iulklyli. N. Y.
The following db‘lllllittn‘wltl‘t' nppoinfl
t-il.
At largo. M. W. Morton: (‘onuocti-
out. N. It. Spori'r; New Ilnllipnllim.
John A. tillddeu: lllmdo lulnnll. (‘lulr-
loll 8. Bush.

The next nilliunl meeting will be
held in the t‘ily ui' New York on lin-
fniirili 'l‘nesdnr in October. lilili'.

 

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FARREL-BROWN.

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Anionic Business Mll‘l United In Mar-

riage in Into».

BOSTON. (lot. iii.» It‘ruultllu Parrot.
.Ir., or Aumndn. t‘unn.. und Mlltll Mur-
lnu- Vincent llrnwu. drummer of Mr.
nud Mrs. ll. Anutlil Brown. OI liminn
null Militnolin. Mum, were marl-ind In
Trinity Church hero iii noon iodny.
tho Nev. ilr. Alrxnndor Milli". rertor
of Trinity. niilcliiilnit. Mr». llorbort
Rulinor Lewis. lliiitnr of the bride. wntl
nuiiron of honor. null litinihnr stiller.
Mitui Illliiflt‘ iirnwn. wnu timid rd boil»
or. 'l‘hv Ill'ItiI‘llmililiIl worn Mills
icinlnn 'l‘, t‘nrr rind MIMI Josephine
Htrwnu. both or llrooldlnn: Minn lion-
trli-n il'. Howell. of Philadelphia; Mbni
Mury it. Konulnxii. oi i’lllflillil‘li Misti
llntt-n 8. Johnson. oi Climbrlllito. and
Min Mildred C. Wilson, of Now We
vnn.
Robert l. McKnight. of Eprlnuiiulil.
was lwlil mun. and the unborn wore Ala
limi Pancho! Annuals: William 3. Fill-
ton. oi Waterbury sud Arthur I).
limixu. or similbnry; 0, Arthur Moore
and Bradford lliliuworth.‘of New anli.
Mr. nail Mrs. ll‘lirroll will hound im-
oral months in Enron». Ind upon lhoir
rutum will live in “shotguns” m.
Farrel In «summit with his father.
on extensive iron manufloiurer.

CATHOLIO GARIORAL 6001‘ Mt
mrrsnuuo. Oct. starts. now ii.
PIIII’I Ramon Catholic On cunt. and
to be the most beautiful it little in the
state. rem-mung it out of 08.500300
and over time your work. no duh
iii“ .“i’l. r. thermos
coil as u on
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. ,FBEJ‘OLVIDIL Ago, yyyyy 3.
THAT Jeni: PEOPLE Dom KNOW HOV To
DILEJr THEMJELVEJ‘. WHY Dom THI‘r'Jwr
COME Tolls ? WE CAN .5ro You on: our
CLOTHES m PM. JYYLEJ out) QuAMT’E 5..
roll THE LEAST NONEY,AND J‘L‘ND léu AWAY
toounlc A: lonmro ASl’ou FEEL.THE.' »
PERSONVHO '5 WELL DRESSED/4A?
EVERY ADVANTAGE m til/nuts: cum
JOCIAL MIT ours, Tni‘ POORLY Bastien
ONES is'Nr lT TRUE; 2? ,

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Jar-or— /«<——-—--.
Wummewm “5'13!!!" "'75

YOU CANNOT FEEL SATISFIED UNLESS YOU LOOK
SATISFACTORY To OTHERS. CAN YOU THEN
TAKE CHANCES ON NOT LOOKING YOUR BEST?
THE WAY To BE SURE YOU Do THIS IS To GO To
THE BEST PLACE To BUY YOUR CLOTHES. YOU
CANNOT TOO MUCH THINK ABOUT HOW PROPER
DRESSING WILL‘ HELP YOU IN SOCIETY AND IN
BUSINESS. MANY A GOOD MAN HAS FAILED To
GET WHAT HE COULD HAVE GOT JUST BECAUSE
HIS LOOKS WERE AGAINST HIM. YOU HAVE No
TIME To KEEP UP WITH .WHAT iS PROPER IN
DRESS MANY CLOTHING MERCHANTS ALSO
DON’T TAKE THE TIME. WE DO. IT PAYS US.
SATISFYING ACUSTOMER BRINGS HIM BACK
AND HE TELLS HIS FRIENDS. THAT'S WHY WE
HAVE A LARGE CLOTHING BUSINESS. WE SHALL
NOT .HERE TELL YOU OF‘ THE THINGS WE HAVE

COME TO US FOR ANYTHING YOU WEAR. YOU CAN

FIND iT-—THE RIGHT QUALITY. THE RIGHT
STYLE. THE RIGHT PRICE

 

Sellock 8- Price,

. HEAD-TO-FOOTERS, ., ‘
98 Washington Strect. South Norwaik.‘

”Wm ‘

Y"... Need “madam,

i NEED CASH. 80M; SPECIAL SATURDAY SELLING FOR SPOT
CASH. CREDlTs ARE EXPANDED. PEOPLE DON‘T PAY UP. I MUST
HAVE CASH TO PAY BILLS. CAsH BUYCUQ' OPPORTUNITY HERE.

Flour Specials—Jones‘ or Pillsbury's, per bag. 70c. Flour warranted as
good as Jonca' or Pillsbury's. or return ed withOut a word of “laud” back, 65c.
bag. No experiment. This Flour In bbls, at 35.15 bbi. '

Button—Saturday's spot cash price, 28c it. Now costs 28: lb; by .tub.
New Buckwheat, 7 lbl.. 25:.

Special sale of Cooking Apples, at
Baldwins. Finest Guinea: in town.
$1.00 bur‘l'i.
busth

Citron Melons. fine men, 2l/2c lb.

Pumpkins at 2c lb. Boston Squat h at 25/21: “3., nice, small on".
home Eggs. out of market. The best thing i have I-
qul. 32c doun.

Flne new Mackerel at 10¢ each.

Swo'cl Cider, 25c gallon.
it) and 22c.

Try‘ the N l c new Peanut Cake.

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22c peck. or 80c bu..

75c peck. Yellow Onions
Burn-in White Onions at Go qt.

Greening: or

going fast at
Red Onions, 5: qt; $1.20
i

Fresh
fresh New York State

White and right.
Honey. in honey comb, 18c. Honey In bottlu.

it is going to be a seller—lilo; 2 Im-
. New Hum Radish. 10c bottic. ‘

LORENZO DIBBLE,

Telephone Call 26-4.

 

 

A GREAT OFFER
DELINEATORtlynr)..... ...... ........ $1.00
McCLURE'B (1 your) ............ . ...... .. 1.00
WORLD'SWOHK(lyur)............ ................. . 3.00

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Our Price for the above $300

Titlinlii your hunt t'Iinnt‘t‘ lo gt‘l. tho llolintlntor or MeClnre'u uI lot.»
itum reslilur prion.

Wm. P. Beers’.

Books, Stationery and Engraving.
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us being mom on I Multan ilcltlonu (lanthanum.
Rollo! tor mm and til-Ii! ms shawl» ind silo scrim trouble
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