'W
BEES GOODS
in all the new insane Ii‘ao‘cti find 5
pla as.id
Also Henriettas, Sargon, Veillngl. Al-
batross. Granite Cloth. Variations. Mo-
hairs and Brilliantlnes In all colors.
BLACK ooooaws QPEOIALTY.
E. K“; BANKS.
,, 4B and 47 Washington Street.
i, Mahlokomo Hotel Block.
“south NomIII. 11 ,
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnllr and vicinity:
and colder tonight and Thursday
Cloudy weather with light rain or
snow prevails this morning in tho
caster n portion of the Lake region, and
along the North Atlantic coast. An
'1” area. of high pressure is producing
pleasant Weather in the central sec-
tions This area will move slowly
eastward and produce I11 this vicinity
fair weather with lower temperatures
tonight and Thursday followed on
Friday by fair and slowly rising tem~
perature. The lowest temperature
tonight will be about 32 degrees
Mrs Theodore Hamilton of Weston.
is spending several days In South Nor
walk
Miss Jennie Coulon, of Kingston, N.
Y.. Is the guest of Miss Kitty Miller,
of Union street.
Mrs. G. C Stillson left for Hartford
today. where she will be the guest of
Mrs. Millard until January 1.
Herbert E. Mathewson, of Loans
bury. Mathewson & (30., will leave
town this week for an extended busi-
ness trip through the West.
There will be two services at Grace
Church tomorrow, All Saints, both be
ing celebrations of the Lord 3 Supper
one at 8 oclock and the other at 10
o'clock.
~The average young woman of to
day Is busy. leauty is only another
name for health. and it comes to 99 out
of every 100 who take Hollislcr's
Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets.
35 cents. Plaisted s Drug Store.
Francis Lemongelll will tomorrow
Iolcbraie the second anniversary of
his oIeupunIy of the City Hotel and
will reIclvc the congratulations of a
large number of friends.
Members of the improved Order of
Red Men in The Nor'walks will go to
Strr'rtfmd some time next month to
$111.,Ioufcr lhI1 degrees for the new Oko-
nurk Tribe. In that. place. .
Mrs. 0 I Allen has returned III hcr
homc in Westport after a picnsuut
1Islt In Ilrccnwich Mrs. Allen 1111a 11
guest at ’llII1 Otrhards, nnIl also visited
an aunt in Port I‘hcstII, N. Y.
Banner Council, D. of l.., will hold
11 regular meeting tomorrow eIcning in
Mystic Chain Hail. All members are
urged to be present. as a matter of im
portance will come before the council.
-—Horse clipping. L. M, Wright.
«it is really one of the most won
derful Ionics for developing the figure
and soothing the nerves ever offered to
thI1 American people Holllstcr's Rocky
Mountain 'lea or Tablets, 3.1 cents
Pl Iristed‘ s Drug Store.
Washington Camp, No 11 1’ 0. S.
of A.. will hold its annual roll call
and 11. banquet, Thursday evening.
Mrs. M. l Aller. of Clinton. N. .l..
is the guest of her- soI1,S.M.AllI1r, of
West street.
lohn MII‘nrtln of Ridgcflcid. a
graduate of thc Merrill Business (‘0!
loge, class of 1906 has taken a posi-
tion as clerk in the offices of tho
Stamford branch of the Consolidated
Railway Company.
HTo feel strong. have good appetite
and Illgcsilon, slccp soundly and co-
th1 “Tc, llsr- llurriock illootl lliiicrs
the great system Ionic and build-
or.
Waldo A, lluyrnoud, who resigned I‘c
ccully from tho cmploy of l‘lumimr
lloruru ii. Nash, complclcd his riuilcr1
111 Mr. Nash's olorc last night and loft
town this. morning for liorttorr, to b11-I
gin tlro illilli'h of 11 new traveling posi-
tion
linroln I‘orrncll O. l' A. M.. will
Input on Friday night for their regular
I111IIIIIIIII.ar.11'lIIIl1 Ilmc rhcy will con
for the first III-gran on four cunrllIlIIII-I-r
'l'hc dtgrcc team has boon enlarged
iind some good work is looked for.
Every mI-Iulrcr la Itskcd to in pI'.I1III-ui
A new railroad 111-cord between New
York and Boston wee ‘Ibtt blished
Morrdny.i£nklrrct1r Edwar (lam-
pngnc. with a new balance compound
engine and twelva passenger cars.
made the entire rllulanco of 158 mllrur
in 180 minutes Tim fastest time was
illlitlo III-tween Now Haven and New
imidon. whiohwnn covered In iii) min-
ulna.
PILIO on D lN 6 To 14 DAYS.
PAZO Oi MidN’i‘ lIl guaranteed to
cure any crrrto of itching. mind. Riser is
lbs or Proirurllng i’llcrt in Ii to .H
1111111 or money 111-burdock (Ids.
'wvrit mutt mm.
a
J has" pies;
Fair ‘
Compound Slrup
iiiii Pin lliiii Jar
This preparation is intended
to replace the numerous patent
ad or secret “cough, mixtures of
more or loss value. it is a
sure and speedy cure for
COUGHS, COLDS, BHONUHI-
'rrs AND ALL DISEASES OF
THE THROATJANnaLLlNGS.
I
26p. A gents.
111111111, J
Drugnlat.
8 North Main at. Tel. 826—3.
Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made
at our store.
””9
if William M Low is not. elected
representative. his defeat will not be,
due to his lack of energy in putting
out advertising cards. Mr. Low' :1 pic-
ture blazes out in view In nearly every
public. place In Iowa
-'-Some say that city girls are poor. _
Ignorant things. Some of them cannot
tell a horse from a cow. but they do
know that Holllsler's Rocky Mountain
Tea is one of the greatest beautlders
known. Tea or Tablets. 35
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
Judge Shumway has handed down a
decision confirming the agreement 01'-
er the question of alimony in the Ill-;
vorcc suit of Grace Battersby Sanford
against Henry Sanford,
former has secured a decree of divorce.
She. Is to receive alimony of $80. 000.
together with an income of 83. 000 until
she remarrles. and another income of
$l "00 for the support and education
of 1th1 four year-old son. Snmueib
Sanford 2d.
Miss Mnrghcretia Castcllnnn rtrrlv~
ed in South Norwaik, yesterday. llliV'
lug sallcd from Naplcs, itnly. on the
steamship Cedric,
New York in the morning. Miss (‘11s-
Iellano is the guest of her brother
Philip, the well-known Railroad avc-
nue lIIII‘Inbc
honorary diplomas from tlII1 Parish 11. ~
position for her skill in gold, silver and
other work
lid I'H. Lynes, H. H. Washington: (‘lIIIr-
[Mr F 'lcmpietou J. Kaufman. F G
Goudry, Boston; J. l. (‘larirc ConncI-ti
cut; G Fedlos, G A Reynolds it‘.
P. Williams 11. H. Baker, T. Mnrlrlllle.
H. H. Hotels. A Davies. New York:
I‘.. A Caslrmun Ridgefloid; A. 11‘. Lung-
icy, Hartford;
C. E. Davis (lreenport; Harry Drakc.
Bridgeport; .1, ll West, Mnssachu
sr1tts:l. H. Goddard, Akron Ohio. F.
ii. Hazelton. Philadelphia. W. G. Sev
cry. Springfield: Lucius W. Wright.
Wooancket. were guests yesterday at
the Hotel Clifford.
GRAFTERS KNOWN IN OLDEN
TIMES.
ClilCAGO. Oct. 31.———'l‘hnt, graft is
an institution which dates back to the
time of Abraham was the conclusion
of Prof. Albert '1‘. Clay, of tirI1 Pub (11
sltv of Pennsylvania. who produced
photographs of archaeological disco
vcrir-s to uphold this Ihcory before llrc
American Bible League (‘onfcrttrcp at
the Y, M. C. A. Auditorium last eve
ping.
i lIamrIrurrIbi. king of Slllnrrr anti
sixth king of llabylon, was the first
man to uncover II grtrflcl. III-cording lo
lilo Inscriptions which lr.IVI1 III-I111 Ilcri
lplIIu'I-Il by cxpcris. Just what special
form of graft Wilti praI'tlI'cIl In the
darn of old Is not told in tho Iublcia
Villli it how bccn unearthed, but it is
IllsIlosoIl llrui liauriuurulri wrotr- to
one of thc griv'crrrors that bribery hurl
been chargcrl against an individual
and Irsich for 1111 invcsllgatlon of the
(MW.
1 if lIc found the drums il'ili‘. ill"- “0'
vxcrnor should return the prisoner in
him and also that which had been In
lieu In bt'1ibr1r).
DOGS IN ALL AGE STAKI TRIAL.
HAMPTON. Conn. Oct. ill.——Nlnc-
teen of the beat setters and polnII-ra
in the country started today In IhI1
running for the silage stake in Ihc
trials of the (‘onncciicut Field Trial
Club The entry list is not, no large
11,11 It was: a your ago, but the dogs. all
of which have won prizes in rocognlz
Pd field trials comprolsc an exception-
al lot and the competition was keen.
‘lro membership ItiIIlII- also was start
I-Il today and II Is not expected that
will be finished b orI1 Fri 11):
'l‘r. duller event is on :10 meal our
Prime Rib Noni 12o to m lb.
Porterheuse Dink . . .. lilo and 2011 lb.
sirloin Steal: 10c and 10° lb.
Ihoultler Its-it 10o lit.
Hound Oink 1411 III.
Rent Pork 15ers.
40“}! SPECIALTIES.
lug Ohio as. Fresh yams.
i Input Japan» It has,
Fresh Trips. Plus' Put, lie.
Markét.
. real author!
cents. I
in which lllt"
which arrived at,
She is an expert in cm- .
broider'y Work. and has r-cII-lwd two ,
.0 itunyon. i’ l} Taylor, Newark; 4
A. J. Jenks,‘ Chicopee: ‘
l ‘ 1511111111133" cries "his... 1
parlor Court.
The false Imprisonment suit for ‘50.
000 against Dr. Frederick D. Roland
and the Wsaglort militarism Associa
don. m'llrt‘trlflllt'a 1! Artist. William B. Van-
hew of the late
Cornelius Vanderbilt,p was or lied on
the plaintiff’s anneal before he Elu-
'Dneme Court of Errors yesterday.
This case was tried before Judge
_ “.Gaserpa pan the C vii Superior
0 ptur mail» rins'nind Ii furnished
rhnch i terosti testimony. Thwhrd ‘
the close. Jud g‘e (lager directed the
Jury to bring iii a verdict In favor of
the defendants" upon‘ the‘ ground that
Mr Allen has given 11 written release
to his slalom. Mrs James H. Ward ex-
operating her from all blame fer his
incarceration and that the release of
one defendant released fill.
The appeal, was ‘erg od 11 on this
point yosltrdny, Attorney ohn C.
Chamberlain for Mr. Allen, contend-
1111'; that the release of Mrs. Ward did
not exempt the auditorium trom liabll
Ity Tire defendant‘s side was argued
by Attorney Stiles Judson and H.
Sherwood.
Mr. Judson In closing his argument
said of the plaintiff. “This man broke
out into transports which showed him
to be a dangerous lunatic. He was
sent to the. sanllnrlum and at Westpdrt
his symptoms disappeared. He reins
ed to leave the grounds and he be-
came so wedded to the artistic beau
ties of nature surrounding the sani-
trrrium that when he was discharged
he came right back to Westport again
and placed his studio as near as pas
siblc‘ to the sanitarium grounds. and
obtained permission. to roam over"
them. The case's apparent enormity
turns into 11 very humorous situation
when the real facts are known.
Lady GtIshlngton—So your son Is a
1 How Illstractlngly inter-
sotlng! Anddoes he write for money?
Practical Dad—Yes, I get his appli-
cation about oncc a week.—~Punch.
NIPPING
WEATHER
will soon be hero-Illable to
come any irorrr. You will need
heuvlcr clothing—man overcoat.
We prepared months ago for
Just such weather.
BENJAMIN
OVERCOATS
cannot be buttered for
STYLE, APPEARNCE, SER-
VICE.
312.00 TO ”0.00.
Open Monday, Wedneldly.
and Saturday Maniacs
flSEPH lli
TAILO
CLOTHI
HA TTIR.
FURNIOHER.
I5 Weshln II Itnet.
30th N rwalk.
Vanderbilt Allen's butt Argued In 311-
Town
Assessors’ Notice.
We. the undersigned. hereby giro
IIIIIlvc III all persons and corporations
liable to pay Iaxcs in the '1 111111 of
No rwulk that tip y IIroI cduircrl by law
to deliver to the assessors or either
of Ihcm. on or beforc the first day of
November. lliiid II written or printed
list. dul.‘ 2. sillm1rl.unrl swolp to. of
all pr'opcltv ouacd by them on ilrt-
flrst day of October. lililb, liable to tax-
ullon.
N. ii ~«l.lsts may be returner! to the
assessors, at the assessors oilicc
Town Hall building. Norwalk and at
tho (‘ouncll ltoom liavllaad street,
i-loulh NorwnIiI from and including'
October 15 iiiOIi. to and Including No-
vember i iiiIlIi.II11iIl ofllccs to be open
from 10: 00 to 12: 00 oclock a. 111., and
from 2: 00 to o: 00 o'clock p 111.. all
days of the week tauntlsya excepted)
and on Saturdays and on November
l, lililii. from 7.00 until ll. 00 ocloclr
In the nvenlnl
Denied at Norwnik. Conn. October ii.
0 .
WILLIAM fl. CRIJCKET'I‘.
O. W RAYMON
lSAAC BELLECDK.
Assess: 11s
.4
Q
, c...
Assessors’ Notice.
We. the undersigned hereby give
nbtlce to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes In the (‘lIy of
Heath Norwrdit. that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors, or
either of thorium or before the let
day of November, 1mm. a written or
printed list dated. signed. and sworn
to. of Ill the property owned by them
on the first day of October lililil. llII
ble to taxation, melting a description
)1; puraieiy descrlb bed
kph—4.1.11 may be returned to the
assessors. In
t? Council Room, HIV
llIIliIl I'Itreot.
it)! Nor-wall: from “gap:
l sapling: “5.1900. to“:
cl . 1‘ Web
to 10:00 to 11:00" o'clorilt
a. .. trail from 2: 00 to 8. 00 o’.etoclt
p, 111.: on Saturdays from f: 00 to 9:00
o’clock In the aromas. and Thursday.
November 1 root. from 'i: 00 to 9 p. m.
Dated at the City of South Norwsllr
(Joan. October 1.1m
I'MNKIIIN A TOLLlilli
. tailor Monti/111.11, court.
. GEORGE H. VOEBURO
villi when“
of all the real estate. each parcel be ~ .
V ,9-
To maintain their
reputation. They
know no other
malts maltuooob
in; so good, and
so easy, and so
economical.
Even a novice
cook readily finds
this true.
A. J. COLLINS & CO.
CLIAMS $350 DUE FOR FILES.
Howard 8. Northrop of New Canaan.
Brings Suit Against John Knapp.
of Holden Hill.
Howard S. Northrop. of New Canaan
has brought stilt against John F
Knapp, oi Bcltlcp Hill. for 83130 11'1l1irh
he claims is III1 him on account of
llii woodcn pies sold to Knapp for
31.50 oath. Mr. Knapp has glit'll
braids and his case will be heard in the.
Common Pleas Court thc first 'l‘uosduy
In November. Curtis & Curtis of Starri-
ford brought the action and Judge
Light or South Nor-walk will defend.
Dcputl) Sheriff John W. Sculloy scrv-'
on the papers. 5esierday.
Harry E. Crane,
TEACHER
(Private pupil. 3 years with H. H.
Hartman", le England conservatory
of Music, Bolton, Mum). will start
ulna In 00th Norwaik. 12 years
teacher. Special terms to first five
studying. Clan limited. Regular pu-
plls‘ recitals. Mandolin club to form
at once, Andres to
m FAIRFIELD Hf". BRIDGEPOIIT.
’ co .
. 3;.“ ,.. . _,..,. WT”...
A Jack of all T1
is no: won‘t!» pzople'mntfi M sages:
wor man I1
mfofimm and “M"pif uyyAb job
is done, lie done.
ARTHUR I. IINIDIGT.
Plumbing. Timing and "um Fitting.
I Monroe Itroet. lo. Nor-warn.
....._.'E. -.
Ina. Proper Eyeglasses
Are yo eyes uneasy?
Are 11'}; beginning to rebel?
Make thorn comfonable
Put them at. their saw.
EASY Ill-AMI. FOR .UNIAOV EYES
Homer B Hoyt,
Telephone 808—12.
Refraction Optician.
Rooms 7 anti 8. United Omit Building,
South Norwnlk. Conn.
Special appointments at convenience
of atron.
Outline Hours. kit: Ill. 12:46—6;
Saturday "Ilium?
', ' 7 ' uaw'erock or H
Crepe. Paper
PLAIN AND FIGUHID.
rhodium.”-
Paper Nephi‘tis
do A DT'Z'ZN.
WM. ii. lllllfiiitliMAN'S
MUIIO ITORI.
Donovan Iloolt, In Washington It.
Agent for Greenest Laundry.
' “omens”
" more Apt.»
0 " ,
Item Auto low cesarean.
ii «0.1111111 or. so. NDIWALK.
one is We? Mimosa».
SoleIVAgeiIts I... ah: jiiorwailksdm .
Manufactured and weird! 11y 51111111 in ANTHONY
,. r011 5.11.11 11v
.1 ...4'
up
1‘ .,~
”1' #1 '
11d 1' .I
.) .43..” ,' ,' O
.7? ,.,.I
' sacrum H001)
flood in connection
with I
NEW FR ENC H
SECTIONAL
TOP
No other range has it.
(20.. Huston, Mass.
12-18 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
TO STATE’S PRISON.
Michael Plaano Gets Maximum 8en1
(once of Three VOII'I.
lrr thI1 criminal superior court.
llridgcport, yesterday, .ludgc Rombur'k
sentenced Micluwl i’lsauo, chargcd
with murderous assault. committed on
It fellow countryman Ilulscppe Saiuo,
at Sturrrfor'd last, month, to the maxi
mum ponait5 of three years and thc
minimum of one your in state's prison.
Hermann Murder Trial.
There was an early adjournment of
court to Wednesday. November 7.
when the case of Alexander Hermann.
charged with the murder of Martin
Korainskl on the night of July 4 last
in iiririgeport is assigned for trial. A
row Jury will be inrpaneled for this
seem onwrmcs GREAT our GOODS squall.
RAGE Tim!
.w «
J. A. HISLOP & 00
.5» 5.1"!
.t‘
AIIII time for it, too.
of such importarrcc that you can Ill
ironcsl, Ilcpcuriablc lots tlicsc.
value at 29c each.
\\ ourcu's
122 WATER S'l‘Rll'i‘
1, “at
B. Hershfreld &
AGENT FOR If? MANTON‘S PATTERNS.
uwfirspvo 1H 1 ~.I...~1- I’l‘g'
‘nderuitar
We shall make this an Underwear occasion
aliord to pass it by. Good. clean.
Pleasure to buy them; pleasure to
wear thcrrr, knowing that they are in every way right.
\\ orrrcu 5 Heavy i lcccctl V csls and Pants 111 all sizes. 25c.
Women's Extra iieur') ldcccc- lirtcri Vests and Pants. special
\\ omens jersey Ribbed l lcece liIIcIl Vests and Pants, merino
finish, norr- shrinking; \' L‘Sls silk crrrbror'riery and silk ribbon trim—
rrrcII; the very l1cst garment at the price; sizes 4, i; and (1, at soc.
Wonrcrr' s Jrrscy Ribbrd Vests and Pants, the same quality as
abovc 111 extra sizes 7, 8 and I). at 59c.
11‘“110rcst Mills” Wool V csts and Pants 1n white, nat-
ural and scarlet, 751:, $1.91). $1. 25 and $1. 50 each.
B'oys l‘irrc Heavy Weight Ilccc—e lined Shirts and Drawers, a.
complete line of sizes, all new goods, at 25¢ each. ,
Men 5 Superior Quality 1 lcccc lirrcd Shirts and Drawers; Shirts
single or Iloublc‘ breasted. at soc each
M11115 All Viooi Shirts and Drawers, big assortment to choose
from; prices range from 751; to $1. 50.
83-85 washington Street.
“ eons AND W
AGENT-3 FOR
Bowkor a Fertilizers.
Son.
51s.. ,1
Underwear. Here is the place to
THAT sarcomas THE 11111.1.
MORNING. ’
“UP”
J ava. and Mocha.
Blend.
“Burpauflngly
Excellent."
Freon
Roa'ntcd Dali y
The Union Pacific:
Tea Co. :1
126 Washington 3h. So. timid
Next Door to float-Office
Phone. 058-2. Fro. bellvery.
or. JOIEPH'I Irma.
muei'é 11111.1.
71:11 moors snowman car 211.
Entertainment and Dancing
Ivory Night.
’ wsnupaofltv.
some Iv Museums-mutt.
CAN nus.
rwncrv prion.
ran DANOINO. e ‘16 In.
.1,‘ a
, {Gil rb Guttén
594‘"
111;. serum
~. 1
WWW“... “Sula L: I»
Concrete. , .
11”,“...
Blue Stone:
'111'w
eIvaswiinz' or.
increase in Cost of White Metal Rs
flected in Trust's Prion List.
(Mcrldon Record).
For the second time in a few months
the price of silverware has taken a
lump People who buy silverware for
holiday prnoiilliii will pay higher A'prims
than those lately prevailing. An. ad
vrtuce WM declared this week by a
number of manufacturers who sent
out. new lists, effective at once. Other
manufacturer's are revising their
utilisation and will announce higheri
prises within a few months.
The international Sliver Company
sent out new lists from the Merl-i
silica this month and eI trad:'
row untitled of the lncr
prices.
Increased cost of silver bullion and
of labor are the reasons for the rul-
"11mins second this you. Among
those who have already sent out new
lists are the Gar-ham Manufacturing
(lotspany. Whiting manufacturing
Company and nomlrrleit a Hoff. All
kinds of solid sterling articles travel
been sent up and plated were ill or
posted to follow Is to lo per cent. and
rim retail increase III Ilirsly to be
greater . i
168 WATER 8T.
Phone 690,
Asp alt.
G A
Un erwear
You can snap your fingers at frosty weather and latigh at cold-
freighted winds when you're snagged up close in a warm suit of
buy the best Underwear.
N. E. RYAN & CO.
86 Washington St. So. Norwaik.'
SPECIAL SALE
AT M. 8. 3M iTH or cons.
For Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
.3 000 yards Taffeta Ribbons, all widths, from 9 to 80 inclusive, 10c yd.
Telephone 4 - ,1,
Hosiery and Underwear Specials are too numerous to be itemized.
Everything will be sold at a 25% reduction. .1 , ‘.
“in can save you money on Silk Down Sofa Pillows all sizes;
'Frcsh t‘nndy .................. .. 103,751 hype .11)
a (roundup
Lida i
, iv 1
47‘
it is the heat mined and does not
cost yell any more.
The Harris it (has to.
soon-1 nonwapk.
m
Cement,
a
le UCI Volt ADVERTIUINCI‘
(Moritlen Journal.) 1
'l'hi'l newspaper advertising Martin
has been put to new1 truth: «A: sill!-
monihwold Infant In Newnrlrifnl. I
on It sliver watch fair to play within
tor the fob was missing. Did Willi.
wallow in if not than solutions
may have found It; hence the m
Iiumont in which it was carotid”:
stated llilli the Inn. was not "triad"
11111111. All that invented II 1111wa
that the fob is outside Willis.
W .c, . , .1
The way to bottom mun-111nm?
,0
its time It mun 1011011101“ch ' ' 1
iii: Print ad for Titustiifi
l3 Pllttl. Shredded Corlfish ....... ‘ '
“Hanan?“ lilies ..............
llflilQl .,
1mm Offlolil l‘llltlevblllloballl '“
II Cnn‘s dimplu’ill's soup ........
Braid (Aperflmll,..........:,I..
run or‘ till“
Cranberrlps. trounce. Uilgfiififlpiip
acmflwpti’o atom”
Joseioff
weevil mm it". I
1'1»th ,_ ..
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Norwalk Chronicler