Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 25, 1906 · page 5

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‘CHIOAGO FAMILIES DRIVEN OUT. Ansel Beale Company. The total loss
CHICAGO, om. Ella-Several tomb was nbout 870,000. The tire is believ-

lies occupyingl'rumo buildings at 120th ed to tmve been of incendiary on-

and Peoria. streets were driven into Kill-

the street early today by n.1‘lro which

partly destroyed the plants at the Sul~

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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Local this limit.

()stermoor mattresses at A. .1, Col-
Ilus & Co‘s. See. ad.

Banner Council, Daughters of Lib-
erty. held it meeting lust evening.

Winter suits and overeonts at $7 and
310. Copyright Clothing Co. See lid.

The W. U. '1‘. U. will meet with Mrs.
Willinm Coeltei’ur, 5 Ihiy street, Fri-
duy. nt 3 o'clock sharp.

—»-Nutive Es'cnllops. lions and Flut-
tish received daily nt Cuthill's Market.

For distinctive evening gowns .li'y
the II. M. Rend (To. The nil. will give
you description '

Miss Mntildn (lestreieh has returned
to her home in New York after it Visit
with Miss Minnie Jesse, of Franklin
street.

Rufus Bunncll, of Strntford, wns n
visitor in town today. While here he
inspected the Donovan building. of
which he was the nrehitect. ‘

—~Ilow i'nr nwny lrourthe dot-tor do
you live? To be in immediate touch
with your physician is on luvnlunhlei
convenience. (let u telephone. i

Senator Jerenilnh Ilouovun will dew
liver a speech in Arlon Hull. tomorrow
evening. ut the close of the. Ileiiiocrir
tic ruueus which will nominate it run-
dldnte for reprosentntive,

The demonstration of t‘hnsc & H‘nu-i
born goods. at (Y. E. Seymour it, is one
of the most successful ever attempted. '
’l‘ry their tens uiid coffees, served
«Inlly.

~~A. L. Stelgerwnld announces tbiit
beginning Oct. 30 his burber shop will
be loeutod upstnirs in the Hutiiit—‘ll
Illoek. corner of ltive‘i‘v'ahii Wull Elsi

’l‘he Norwnlk I’lre IIOpnrtineiit will.
have the Westpor‘t‘timmen lit-I their
guests this evening ut the ormory
fulr. It is nntiripttti-d thitt the SISIt'l"
town will he represented by n Itll‘gi'
number of Its lire lighters.

-Dr. Dick's cmenunaluim-

.Iohn Mil-his. who formerly worked
in the Norwulk Lot-k Company. Illli
who hits for some little been seriously
ill with :1 cancer. was token to lhe‘
nlmshouse yesterdny ntlernoou in the
ninliulnnre. He has no relntlves in
this purl of the rouulry. and was in
very poor rircuiuslnnn-s.

”Don‘t forget Attrition nt

 

 

 

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Superlutendeul. Route, of the South
Norwnlk schools. lins received from
Miss Helen Ferris, for the It'l‘illlkilll
flt‘iltKII n Lime. liiiudsoine 1K~lurh Ruud
& Meanly terreuiri'il ulobi- mounted
on :1 line nirkoi tripod. three feet high.
It Is it most vnlunble nrqulslllou to
the school equipment. unit is highly
nppreelnted. (‘ertiiluly thnt ii prlvnti-
indlvidunl will thus bout-lit the rl‘Illlili
is worthy of note,

Milow fur nwny from the doetor do in the li‘rnnklin Assembly ”all. u must-
you live? To be in linuiedinlo touch (‘nl progrnui will be given by the pit-
wllh your llh)’8it‘lllil to up iuvuluuble plls of the upper guides, I'nreuis
eonveuletuwn (let u telephone. nnd l‘i'li-uds ure urged to be present.

,...-._,.....-...~.._._ The iuunienh- Is not given us on ex-
MONAHAN GOES OVER‘ hiiilt of the piipiln‘ prolit-leuey mid

BOARD. skill. htit its on i‘\'lti1‘lit'l‘ ot’ the worli

idone lit the yurious ul'lltit'ri\ by tip-

to Notice the Rope Stretched Chins, us it clnss‘ in the regulnr dolly
Across the Drawbridge. . work, The program follows:

“()ld" llill Monnluiu took it both Soug»~ Men of linrlot-li,
youtertlity. lie eouldu't help it. School.
though. 'I‘wo l’nri Songs”

ltill. who is known oil over South n. \K'Iicne'rt-n Suow‘i'lnhe Leuvestbe
Norwnllt us it ouiilot t‘iIIII‘IIi‘II'I‘. Wits Shy ................ i‘ ll I‘IIIIIIIIIHIH
\vnlking III'IUNH the Worthington utt'eet b. mm of the Azure Wine.
bridge lust evening nbout It o'clock. ........ . ......... t‘. II. l‘IIIliItllItiH
etiudged in deep iuwlltulion. lie tuilA tlrude ’l',
ed to notice the rope which does ditty Selection Striuus of l’t-iii'lu.

(m the old bridge nu ii mile to keep ilt‘ehestrii.

people Iroin tolling overbonrd, the rod. Iluoit mh‘wlnu Song. m
tilnr unleu liuvlnir been removed HUIIII‘ Lizzie “'itiHIIII. luu (lllver, l at‘ar
mouths lino, being: worn out, soy. l-ltlu-l iit't‘hi‘l‘. I-lliriedii

'I‘lu- rope with Just high enough to dnrd. III‘ttil'It‘t' (toteiiiou.
trip him. He Went bend ilrul over. Smut" Sweet uud Low
ntruelt the stone it'tilll‘ or the uhuiiiienl, .. Ht‘ilooi.
stud ('III‘UIIIIIIK Iiit‘oiy went “soul." into IIIl‘l't' I’nrl Soul: Hurt-l Rose.
the wutor. ' .................... W. W. tiilt-hrlnl

't‘liouixli nl ordiuury illltl‘H Mr. Monu- ‘it‘tlilt' Ii.
bun in not ”NW“ of u eoiiveruniioniittni Seiwdittli Millliu.
he did Hottlt' lull lnlhluig nud yelling .. ”I’l‘itt'tiil‘ll.
for help Inhi ninht. . lhrm- l'iirt Sunni:- -

People from Wnrren‘n vote nod tho n. The lIeW)‘ [It‘ll ....lll'llt'i‘ Siltttl'i
bu-bodn ttlnb enuio rumilmz to hire res- it- A Hymn oi i’I‘Itiut'.
one. unit itooii hnd him diinizltnu trout .. MIMI" M.

u... out! “f u bouiliook ”pxlwmmly Sour: lliu Little 'llu Holdleig
t-niotbt through the hill! of hits «out. ------------------- J. l.. Mttiln)‘

Mr, Monn‘hnu rtmom'itnod Father Min. Helmet
tuui- blinnet int he o'mrgmi from tip Wm
Witter. He won token ”to the IKt'IlttlIIi REAL ESTATE TRANat‘n-nw
t‘luh. who“. nftur n Yew "101mm,. m, Loulnn 1.. Wet-d to t'urrlv Quirk.
Won m. well no ever. . llrooklyn. innd on Lincoln tl\‘I'llIlt“ Nor-

- vWIiIIt, Wnr.

BTEAMEH MARION HA‘ULED OUT.“ (‘utherlue Ill. 1.‘lluiller und luudumd
After it ".1". of continuous running to John (I‘Sulllvnn. Inuit nod bulldlunu.

during which Kirl‘illl of Weather hit! on. "ll.” “m", Norwulk, “ii"-

ly nloppml her on onc| trip the nit-nun E“

etiMnrtu? to 'to be lgnuled'miiutor’gs- ‘ ”BR .
ml or tint ti 1 wrong: ovarian n; e- UM As
390 up

turn I‘tlIIIIIll'III'iIlK the winter work.
AT
COLEMAN’S

The ntenuuvr .Iohn Syivmter will run in
NEW! ITORE.

the pItieo of tho Murlnn "during the
overhauling und won expected to ur-
rive here today,
so... ,
to North Main Imot, Iouth Not-mitt.
Aunt tor A. a. Oplutdingtn III-mil
unit ironing Goods.

 

FRANKLIN SCHOOL PROGRAM.

Musicale Tomorrow Afternoon to Show
Work Done In Various Grades.

BILL

Failed

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DON’T rouon‘
THAT crituon's arson-to is A
GUARANTEED MMOOV row ALL
ALARIAL Pothonmo. tog PER
, , 0 LI. MONEY nl'runittao tr
' A! REPRIOINTID.

 

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. 1 Von Farther Candy Company and the

 

Copyright 1906 by Hart Schaii'ner {9’ Marx

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li‘iirrls . '
plnee. West uveiine. to it. tn.. i'tIIli)1‘- . .
row th‘ridnyl. | _

No. 14 80. Main St.

'l‘omorrow :ii'leruoou nt 2:13 o'clock“

 

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the superior style and fit of the Varsity suit. It

fits better than the average tailor can fit you. It
has more style than any but the sweilcst tailors
put into clothes. It‘s better than a to-ordcr suit,

because you can judge the effects Of goods and
style all made up and ready to wear.

I

Suits, $15 into

in a splendid range of exclusive gray weaves,

blues and black, in sizes for all manner of 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. ~
It

Varsity II Fall Overcoats. Chesterfield mod-
els and covert top coats oficr a wide field of
choice. Bcttcr see them before you buy.

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THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.

’I‘lint's the reins m We hold our old trade nod win new.

We wnnt YOUR orders. We iruiirnntee to give them
the very best. intention. We think we otter you CER-
VICE it little BETTER thou the other tellow'n host. Will
you test 11’! “

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

 

 

‘OPEN.
SATURDAY
NIGHT "

FROM 6 T0 8.
‘1
FOR THE CONVENIENCE 0F BUSY PEOPLE.

Ascets. $1,000,000

4% PAID IN SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
CHECK BOOKS FREE. GENERAL BANKING DEPARTMENT
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $4 A YEAR.

South NOIIItliiI hut. .llompa’ny,

.

Indittorence is n toploxthat will ob‘

The minute you slip on your size you realize ‘

Ye
Olde
" Fashioned
‘Horehound
Drops:
Made of pure sugar
and Horehound
.50 a’bng'
200 a. pound

IiltliliiiiIIll PIIIIIIII,

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
.TEL. 15—2.

FREE DELIVER Y SERVICE.

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALI. S’I‘IIISE'IX 10:10 it. m.~()peu~
lug prices of stocks here nduptcd
themselves to the lower level of tho
London purity, resulting In iructlonnl
declines throughout. llending and
Niitlounl Lend were down nearly at
point nud Iiulou I'm-inc. Smelling. Col.

(ll'tlilil Fuel and Pressed Steel (.‘nr
lnrue Iriictious. The Iiinrket was
dull.

WALL S'i‘lIlCIC'I‘. 11 n. in.» liuyiui;
orders were distributed freely and the
initlnl \veuknvss wns overeonw. the
nuirket rerovering i'ully. St. l’uul was
ugnln n fneior In stimulntluu the rally.
the stock moving up vlglrously to
171 M, Illinois t‘entrnl also went up
i l-ZI; The market heroine wenk ugnln
when n drivi- \vns mode nuuinst the
eenlers nud liill stocks. (lreut North-
ern pfd. tell tour. Nushyilie, ('linttnn-
noun 8: St. Louis ll. Nntlonnl Lend 2.
Pressed Stet-l (‘zii' l ll-i, Houdini,t l (H
nud i'nion I'neilie, Wnlmsh ptd., (‘oio-
I‘Illiil Flil'I, Smelling. l.oronioti\‘e, Anr
erirnu (‘nr pfd. iiud iiiterborouuh-Mat-
ropolltun pfd.. 1 to 1 1-H. ‘l‘herr wns n
lolly lit the end of the hour.

WALL S’I‘RI‘ZI-Z'l‘. unon.~~~Souu- pres-
sure on I'. S. Steel unsettled the rully.
but it won resumed itlit'l‘. (‘iilltitil'lll
l’ot-ltle reeotwred a l H point deelliii-
nud lteudiug nud tlreni Northern pfd.
rullled :1 point. Nortliwr-stern fell 3.
’l‘i‘unsnt-tlous were small. Bonds were
irregular.

WALL S'i'liI‘IET, 1 p. Iii.~~Wlien the
IIIIII‘Iit'i showr-d ilo ineliniition to res-
pond to the spasmodic efforts to tilt
prices by bidding up eerlnln stocks.
buying reused and the list worked
nindunlly luu-Iuyurd to the lowest. The
selling lifter luiddiiv was most rift-o
live In l'niou I’aeilit', liending null
Ainnlgnmnted Copper.

COUNTESS MONTIGNOSO SEES
HER SONS.

MUNICH. Iiavnrin. ()et. 2?..»~’l‘he
Countess Moullguoso, who was t‘rowu
Princess Lords.- of Saxony. Illit‘l‘ years
of negotiations with the Saxon court
sitw lit-r two oldest boys ill the Saxon
lexntiou today. The countess who was
unlninted and youthful looking. ennu-
wlth her little ilnnuhter l'iu Moulrn.
horn since she left Siixouy. and her
mother. the tirniid Din-boss or ’l‘usrnny
nod bud two hours‘ liilk with her boys,
utter which the bitter loft Munich {or
th'e ltlrlern to join their tiither, who
neeouipnuicd them on their wny to
Munich so for us Nureiuliuru.

'l‘he t‘ountess Moutiiznoso is the di-
vorced wife of King Frederick Angus
Inn of Saxony. In iIeei-inhvr 1302.
previous to the denth of King George
of Saxony nnd while Frederick Auizniu~
tun nus crown prince. the princess elo-
ped with n tutor uniued (llrou, uud lu-
ter she nusumed the llillllt‘ t‘ouutesn
Moiitlgiioso.

CIATION MEETING.

The full meeting of the Connecticut
lidllorinl Assot'lutlt’in will be held ut
the (turtle hotel, llnrttord, Moudny. be-
ginning iii 11 o'clock iii the fort-noon.
The session will he devoted mainly to
the discussion of udvertlnlniz. Papers
will be presented by Elwood S. Elli. oi
the Munrhester Ileruld, on l’ntont
Medicine Advertising, by W. J. i’npe.
ot the \‘Vnterbury ltopublionii, on Lett-
nl Advertising. und by Secretory ol'
Stnte 'l‘lieodore l. liodeiiweiu ot the
New London tiny. on Political Adver-
tising. Members tire requested to ho
prepnred to dismiss any recent ndvcr~
lining propositions they may have re-
celvt-d.

 

NEW HAVEN MURDERER‘B CASE
CONTINUED.

NEW HAVEN. ()et. 25.--'l‘lie enm-

of .Ioneph Mnrtiiio. better known on

Joe Itieli. who shot und killed iclioiuu

ltoun yesterduv in u otutrrcl
in nu llullnu lodging IlOllttt‘ in lllll
street. wnn continued in the (lily
Court tothiy until October til. Itleh in

held without bull on tho ehnrxe ot’
murder.

The uulopny performed hurt night by
Modioiil Iixuuiliior linrtlolt showed
thitt the bullet which killed Roan went
iIll‘tlthh his brain. The murder lit
hold to intro been the result of long
standing ill trusting between Martino
told the «loud man's (other. The shot.
tlint killed Nicholas Runs wns itimotl
ill. hilt (other. Charlie lions.

ICE CROP DIBPOBED OF.
BANGOR, Me. October 25.--Tho
iaut of the loo harvested on the l’onob—
neot. river Inst winter will be chipped
within it tvw duyn. Every house on
the. river then will he practically empty
and internal already In beginning to ho
felt with regard to the coming season's
arrest. The Amorlcnn loo Company
is melting arrangements to have its
houses. with n stornm- capacity of 70.-
000 Iona. not In condition. nnd’John
W. Putter. local manager for tho Ame-
rican Inc Company. says that the plans
were to out all the ice that can be

 

 

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THAT'JonE. econ: Dom KNOQ uov'ra
DREJI' THEI‘tlJELVEJ‘. WHY DONT TNEYMT
COME Tous ‘2 to: CAN Jnow You THE new
CLoTlIES IN ALL JIYLLJ AND QUALITIC 5‘.
ran Tut? LEAST mourn/mo J'L‘ND nu AWAY
LOOIUNC A! JATUTIED AS You Fecr..THE -
95160an is WELL escrow-ms.
EVIZRY ADVANTAGE IN BUJ'INCSS 0km .
JOCiAi. LIFE‘iOVER. THE POORLYDREIIfD
onrgir‘ur lT TRUE .9 - -

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179931993"

YOU CANNOT FEEL 5ATI5FIED UNLESS YOU LOOK
SATISFACTORY To OTHERS. CAN YOU THEN
TAKE CHANCES ON NOT LOOKING YOUR BEST?
THE WAY To BE SURE YOU DO THIS 15 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 HA5 FAILED TO
GET WHAT HE COULD HAVE GOT JUST BECAUSE
H15 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 ACUSTOME‘R BRINGS HIM BACK
AND HE TELLS H15 FRIENDS. THAT'S WHY WE
HAVEALARGE CLOTHING BUSINESS. WE SHALL
NOT HERE TELL YOU OF THE: THINGS WE HAVE!
FOR YoU-—ONLY REMEMBER THIS: THATIFYOU
COME To US FOR ANYTHING YOU WEAR YOU CAN
FIND l'I‘—-THE RIGHT QUALITY, THE RIGHT
STYLE, THE RIGHT PRICE .

Selleck 8' Price,

HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street.

 

South N orwalk.

I NEED CASH. SOME SPECIAL SATURDAY SELLING FOR SPOT
CASH. CREDITS ARE EXPANDED. PEOPLE DON'T PAY UP. ‘I MUST
HAVE CASH TO PAY BILLS. CASH BUY=°W OPPORTUNITY HERE.
Flour Specials—Jonn‘ or Pillsbury's, per bag, 70c. Flour warruntud at
good as Jones' or Pillsbury'a, or return ed without a word of "cans" back, 65c.
bag. No experiment. This Flour in bbis, at $5.15 bbl... . _
Butter—Sat rday's spot cash price, 28c lb. Now coats 28c lb, by tub.
New Buckwhefi? lbl., 25c.
Special 3a of Cooking Applet, at 22c peck, or 80c bu., Greenlnnt or
Baldwins. Finest Quince: in town, 75c peck. Yellow Onions going fast at
$1.00 lbushel. Bargain White Onions at 6c qt. Red Onions, 5c qt.; $1.20
bushe. ‘
Citron Melons. fine ones, 2',x’ac lb.

Pumpkins at 2c lb. Boston Squaa h at 2515c Ib., nice. small onel. Fruh

home Eggs, out oi‘ market. The best thing I have is fresh New York State
Eggs, 32c dozen.

Fina new Mackerel at 10¢ each.

Sweet Cider, 25c gallon.
10 and 22c.

Try the N B C new Peanut Cake. It I; going to be a seller—13c; 2 for

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

25c i
New Horse Radish, 10c bottle.

Hope to get busy. Yours for service,

LORENZO DIBBLE

Telephone Call 26-4.

 

 

A GREAT OFFER
DELINEATOR (1 year) ...... .............. ...... ......... ”.00
McCLURE'S (1 year) ........... . ............. ......... . 1.00
WORLD'SWUi-IK (1 your).......... ................... 3.00
We

Our Price for the above $300 '

This in your first ehnnce to got the Dellnentor or McCluro's nt loss
tlinn rcgiilnr price.

Wm. P. Beers’

Books, Stationery and Engraving. ,
49 Wall 8t.. Norwlik. 6 80. Main St. 80. Norwdh.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Hundreds of Eyes 3
ma being ovorworxcd II n runlt ot uppilcation upon work arm

to.
tutu: (or lti'lllted Ind tirod oral may be laid Ind Iorioul ‘
nvartod by wearing o 9311- 0! mil .. ' .. d .l . .li‘iufl

Proper Gian... Properly Adjuuttcd. _
" , summon: rm.
listening at Lone; Ind 311 Repairing u Intensity.

O. B. J RCKBON.

Optician. , . , ,
BI! WALL ITIIIT. NORWALK. CONN.”

. COAL .AN

AGINTI FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.

B. Hershfleld 8: SO“.

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