by:
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Lang’s
iii wnaiao'roa or.
iiin'i.
Jritv ran duw BARTLETT 5c
cram. ALLA-DEALERS. mos
LABEL _ . .. . _
Attorney. JohuKeoxh‘was in bridge
pm, today. on business. ‘
‘ -—Luin of Park to roast. llc 1b.:
Sausage. 1250. ‘ Hlyes' “Mitt.
William 3'. room“ “at... street,
is ill at his home today.
.—
There will bs'bapttam Sunday night
at the South Norwnlk Baptist Church.
Saturday candy at the Clifford Phar-
macy.
Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum.
held a. regular business meeting last
evening. "‘
—-TRY THE NEW BARTLETT 5c
CIGAR. ALL DEALERS. UNION
LABEL.
;
The meeting for boys at the South
Not-walk Baptist Church tonight has
been deferred. '
Old Company Lehigh coal ”at my
mood Bros.‘
-——_.._.
A regular routinemeeting of Wash-
ington Camp. PTO. S. of A., waa‘lield
last evening,»
—5 lb. pail Lard, 600. Hayes'Mkt.
._....__......_._
Prosecuting Attorney William F.
Tammany was a visitor in Bridgeport.
today. on business.
—Your order promptly delivered it
you phone By‘xbeef‘tho Florist. Nor
walk. l
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Mrs. A. A. Hodshon and son Alfred.
of Danbury, are visitng Mrs. Richard
Dunn. of‘ Loire sti‘c’c’t.
-Homo made or link Sausage, 1'2ch
lb. Iiayes‘ Mitt.
Mrs. D. E. Wood. of Washington.
wife 0! Brigadier General Wood in tho
guest today of the Her. and Mrs. W.
C. Curtis. of Union Park.
~TRY THE NEW BAR’l'iiE'l‘T 5r
CIGAR. ALL DEALERS. UNION
LABEL.
It was reported in Norwiiik this
morning that evaolIco Captain Robert,
N. Mo'rehouse has secured an citcel-
lent position as detective for a large
railroad company.
The last two Weeks of tho auto of
cook stoves at It‘. A, Mitchell's. 800 ad.
Charles E. Hoyt. of the South Nor-
wulk Trust. Company. was In New Ha-
ven yesterday. attending ii meeting of
the executive committee of the Slate
Bankers' Association,
—Chrysanthoniuma. long stems and
nice flowers, only Show 00c pet dog.
Byxboe the florist, Norwalk.
Chief of Police Thomas ilriidloy, of
Norwaik. In getting interested in the
subject of untomobllca. and as it re-
suit. his friends expect him shortly
to become. the owner of a machine...
~r‘reah llama. iiii- lb. iiaycs' Mitt.
Harold Clark. the Wushingtin
street butcher. hon n. -oiluctlon oi to
ty-two wishboncs of , ilckcna Hold , y
him to Rufus Osborn. who in soon Etc
lane for California. The hours have
been gltdcd iiud airuug iognthcr. and
make quite an ‘Qii‘ils’l‘ug curiosity.
—-’i‘IiY Tiiit'rhlldw HAR’i‘i.I~l'I"i‘ c
Cli’lA’lt. ALL DHNLERB. ilNl N
LABEL. ‘uii-iii E
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(Brand Chancellor iaaiic l’. ’l'urn ‘y.
of Bridgeport, a Grand Kcopor
Records and lieu ii Horace 0. Case.
*iliirtford, attended the morning of ,1-
We Branch mum. Knights of mold I.
last evening. One application f
membership was received-anti acct-a;-
i
a.....
mi and a hostel hour was cnloyv-d. i
this next meeting. the first rank ,l
he confurrcd. ‘t “
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One hundred iwogrntn uiiiiiinu pit a
for we at It. W. Kelley. Jr.‘a.
W
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in Coin 6090""! an aotivu purl wit
Hutchinson Pierce and Company. iii
well known t-liiir Shirt Manufacturer .
last evening after a. service of mar
than titty years. Air was told in than
columns tlomo time ago Mr. Cole ha
unified as president of the comma
Ito iiy retains his financial lntoroll.
in the company. ' l
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8i; min of about music at Gold
itiIi‘I'l. Boo ad.
, 4 . Chocolate
gflLmN-POWILL GORPORA‘TIO
, flout-lotion WM. I
‘ ' ‘ ‘ t . ii Namath.
,;:n:-.;.;.:....1‘.:-..;-.-.n.~:-;-.-;-.-:=:x
. its tlg column will show that a matter
. at 330.000 additional to the former os-
w: "r URNISH )
LIQUOR LICENSE Bonus.
u n on it. out DEN.
COST OF THI HIGH SCHOOL.
Voters Alkali to Mike Another Appro-
priation of 030.000.
”‘ Mr, Editor: Perhaps political mut-
tors how so largely engrossed the lit-
‘tentlon ot the public that the town
meeting to be held at the 'i‘own litiii
this evening has just come, under tho:
‘no on of the taxpayer. Your ndver~
tlmate for a fully equipped high school
is to be voted by the taxpayer. Now,
Mr. Editor, were We not assured some
little time since and by them some
gentlemen that 806.000 would buy the
lot, grade it. build the school and fully
equip it’ for occupancy? Have we
any definite assurance that this extra
380.000 will fiiily equip the roposed
building or will some more 5.000 or
more or loss, be needed for those ox.
trail that always come under those
skilled architects? Puritans. Mr. Read-
or. you have biilli iit sumo time. Wliiii
per cent. of the Whole cost was the
bill of extras. of things neccsary. not
In contract?
Again when,$0,000 more has been
spent on this already costly lot, will
it be a tit. and proper site for a school
building? Is It a ’fuct, Mr. Editor.
that the plans calls for an‘ excavation
that requires an embankment 16 feet
high at rear of building‘s stone wall
against the turnpike? In there no
*tot-in our whole town that can be it
sits fit for a school without such an
eyesore at the rear, and at an outlay
of $5,000 extra. to make it available?
If It must he waited up thus. if it must
be drained and trenched to avoid
I dampness in basement the present. site
Is not tit—~but a min-fit.
Very truly.
NQUIRER.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS' iNCREASI.
NltTW HAVEN. Nov. Il.-Tho re mm
of the New York. New Haven & art-
ford Railroad Company for the quarter
ended September 30 shows gross carn-
iugs of $14,299,010 an increase of $450.-
lltlt. as compared with the obi-respond
lng quarter of 1005. The operating ex-‘
penses were 08.977572, an increase of
508,642. and the net earnings from op
eration were 30.872.047. u decrease of
358,537.
The income from other sources than
,opcruilon increased $483,012 and inter-
est, rentals. and mics incrcased $329.-
.820. The net incomn from all fiOlll‘t‘US
for the quarter this your was $2,706.
340. an increase of 305.238 as compar-
ed with the same» quarter in 1005.
STARVING MEN SAVED.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-—l“ive starving
men on the Little Nova Scotia coasting
schooner. A. N. LEvvis were succorcd
on Wednesday by the oiilccri-i of the
steamer Armenia. which arrived here
today. The Armcniu sighted a distress
signal early Wednesday and run down
to find the bowls. Two men who came
on board the steamer said that \VllllP
bound for St. Margaret’s Ray they
were blown for off their course and
.their supply of water and provisions
hiid been exhausted. All the men wcrc
greatly weakened for lack of food and
lwntei'. The Lewis had not suffcrcii
any damage. A two’s day's supply of
provisions and waicr Wcrc put on tbc
llttlc schooner.
CONGRESSMAN ELECT IN JAIL.
l BATON ROUGE. l.a., Nov. 9.~.\u
unusual legal situation illis i‘ollowcil
[the killing by Cougrcsnuiau-cicci
George K. Favrol. of Dr. ii. ii. Alti-
rich, and the rcsuit may not be to
keep Mr. Favrol in jail for sixty daya
without liopc of bull. l-Ic was juduv
of tho District Court horo bci‘orc which
[his case should legally come up for
coiialilcratioir Ills rcsignutiuo front
this ofllco ycsterday lcfi this court
without a judgc, and it will bc sixty
days iiiicr uoticc of u now special clcc.
{ion is sot-vied before his slicccssoi'
can be clioscn. The prisoner cannot ao—
curc biiii until his chub guru before ilic l-
court.
Ii Is reported that Mr. li‘iivrol llllKill
lsanc n niliitlmonl today. clciirliig up
the cause of the shooting.
MYSTERIOUS PHILADELPHIA ,
SHOOTING.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.~-I"rcdc»
rick Schiit‘fluiiiscr, tbc star witness in
thc conspiracy rasc against John W.
Hill. former head of tlic Filtration Itu-
man who was.- shot on thr- chcntb
than of City Hall today, llc rot-trod
iWU illillt'lt-t iii the abdomen. Who did
the shooting is not yci known, but
lwu llitlfl who wcrc lit'ill‘ Schiiffiinuscr
were arrested.
INTERNATIONAL BALLOON RACE
PiT’I‘SFII‘JIJl. MilHN,, Nov. »."'~Tilll
international linlioon racc for thc
.lBlnttH (Jordon ilunncli (iiili. which Was
Won In Elii'flm‘ rcncntly by Limiionnut
Laiini. of thc linitcd Status uriuy, will
bu ilt‘ltl In St. Lonli-i next yciir.
Sheet Music
sAruhoAv oaLv.
til: A Guy
When the Flutter» Bloom
Springtime.
told
in the
Abraham Jefferson Washington Leo.
If the Man in the Moon Were a Coon.
Good-bye. Sweetheart, (iood'byc.
Somewhere.
The Good Old U. S. A.
Someone Thinks of Someone.
Colleen ann.
And a liundrcd Others.
COLEMAN’S
NIV“ ITORI.
10 N0!!! Iain M loath Nomik.
iGreat Values in
‘ SUits and Overcoats
~ v no.50to‘$15.oo. '
We’ve told you all about our finer suits .and'ovei-coats, from
$15 to $25. Now we want you to know that from $8.56 to $15 we can
give you more styleond value than any other store lbithis section.
The reason: We‘ve been years in building a reputiition for sell-
ing the best and smartest clothes for men, and for this very reason
we MUST maintain the standard of our clothing at moderate prices;
MUST continue to give better value than other stores ,at EVERY
price at which we sellour suits and overcoats. ‘
Our series of winter suits priced from $8.50 to $15 includes hand-
some fancy Scotch tweeds. fancy cheviots, hard weave worsteds in
gray effects, and blue and black worsteds and ,thibcts. in the new
single and double~brcastcd models. in all sizes for men and young
men.
All the new models are represented in our collection of winter
overcoats priced from $6.50 to $x5; Chesterfields and other form-fit-
ting styles, in grays. fancy tweeds, Oxfords and black, durably lined
and extra well made thruout. .
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iTei. Call 632-2
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDB AT LOWEST MARKET PRICESN
That‘s the realm we hold our old trade and win new.
We want. YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them
the very best attention. Wc think we oil’cr you SER.
ViCE a little BETTER than the othcr iciiow's best, Will
you tcst it? m .
,Buy Oat's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
our-Eh};
.................................. ........ $1.00
McCLURE's (1 year) ................................... j ....... .. 1.00
WORLD'S WURK (ivyear) ..... . .......................... ‘ ...... 3.00
$5.00
DELINEATOR (1 year)
Our Price for theabove $3.00
This Is your first chance to not the iloliiicntor or hicCIuro'a at. load
than rcgnlnr price.
Wm. P. Beers
Books. bluiioncrv and Engraving.
4g Willi St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St. 80. Namath.
Coal. Coal. Coal.
01d Company Lehigh, Cross Creek.
J eddo,‘
FDR -FURNICE AND RANGE
RaymondWBms.
CUB MAN COMMITS BUI-
CIDE.
onebiroas wouto DELAY SUIT.‘0LD cm
PARIS. Nov. it.» Connact for tho!
(tountcus do (liistmlluno in iicr suit for l
divorce iinulnui licr husband. t'fount
lloui. arc confidant that thc application
of tile coiilit‘il ntiori‘teys for on can
nomination of tho wiini-auivu In illt‘
t‘lIHi' will bu (Imilcd by Ilic court wlicn
ilic iunticr coon-s up ncxi Wudncaduy.
it Is known that thc crcdttorn urc
using ovary Infiuoncc to pruvnni ilic
granting of a divorce until iiftcr ilkiir
('iIHP Iii iiiaponcd of.
liltiili‘ihli‘tlli‘I‘. Conn. Nov. 9.-Jtlllli
iiiuiiin, nu old-time circus IIIitli. cum-
Iiilitl'd suicide sonic iiiuc duritili: iiiltl
Illizlii by drinking uvhrboltc hold, his
uiniii by drinking carboitc ucId, his
boui‘illiiiz pliico llllii morning. Ni) l‘t‘if"
Hill! is known for tho act. lic was no
ycnra or our and hail lK't'II n ilrlvur in
tho "ihiitiilo Illil" Wild Wcst Show for
tho pant iwcuty ycnrii. libi home is
until to bi» in indium. ‘
. i
Keep Tab on Your Expenses
by Paying Your Bills
by Check.
THE
South Noruaili Trust Coupon,
Fur-niche. neat check book. free ‘
in general banking department
. .
Reooutceo, $1,000,000.00
0. «till, '0 Inch I,
”Mm-id'opufimao W'E
Open Inturdoy Night.
“LIGGETT’S”
Saturday ~
Cundy‘
500,Quality
290 lb.
liltl illiiiliil Plaimitl,
THE PRESCRIPTION crane.
-ri-:i.. 15—2.
FREE ouuvnnr ssavxcs.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.»Euriy
dealings in stocks were on a small
scale and at lower prices than last
night. Pullman was a noticeable cx-
caption and wns lifted 8 1-2 by tho re-
port of the plan for the distribution of
the surplus to stockholders. American
Woolen broke it :08 on account of the
Intended increase in thc prcforred
stock. Great Northern pfd. decline!
1 1-2 and Northern Purific, National
Loud and Sugar substantial fractions.
WALL STREET, 1] u. iu.—~'I‘ho pres.
suro ut the outset was rclnkcd and the
market recovered fully, The higher
, prices. howcrcr; promptcd fresh sei-
ling, and ilicrc was it declinc again to
below the opening level. Reading.
Brooklyn Transit and American Icc
Securities yielded Ii point. Virginia
iron :2 and Minn. St. Paul and Suuit
Ste Marie :1.
WALL STREET. Noonswlicnding
was forccd down tin and Philip Pacific
l before a rally occurred. A rlsc of
2% In Northcrn Pacific was the princi-
pal forcc in a nil-dorm.» rntly. which
ended in scniI-stngnullou. Bonds were
heavy.
WALL STREET, l p. iii—Tin» trun-
sactions In stocks shrunk iuiucuri‘cntly
with tho risc in call money. 'I‘wulvc
per Hill. was bid for loans til i
o'clock. The stock mai'kci nuvcrilic-
loss had a bctti-r undertone. Reading
rallying to a fraction orcr ycstci‘day‘s
closing.
JUROR NICHOLS iLL.
Herman Murder Trial Postponed Until
Today on That Account.
'i‘hc Hcrmnn murder trial was in-
ti-rrupicd yesterday afternoon by tho
Illness of our of the furymcii, Itobcrt
ll. Nichols. or Itoddiulz. After a rc-
’(‘i-ss of '10 minutes. .iudgc Rorahack
decided to adjourn-court to it) o‘clock
this morning, Ml'. Nichols, who said
ho was i-mbjcct to nervous attacks.
thought ‘illili he would be. ublc to at
ti-uii in his dutics on the jury by to-
day. Much progress has atrcudy bccn
mndc in thc._triai and no serious dc-
lny will be occasioned If the continu-
iincc does not cxtond bcyond today.
Dctcctivc looms E. Fox was testi-
fying at the tinic the juror made
known his Illness. lic stated that ho
wont, to tho Koi'zlnsky honsc on Clin-
ion uvcnuc, July 5. the day ai'tci' the
shooting. and cxnnilucd the premises.
llc icailiicd to finding ii bullci mark
in tlic wninscoting of the hallway.
about two and onc-linif inches in
length and 32 inches above the floor.
'I‘hc shot struck in about eight loci in;
nldc the door and he was satisfied
that tho builci, cumc from outskic.
From lhc foot of ihc stoop to whcrc
thc built-t. struck the woodwork. the
dlatiini‘rI was 10 foot. six Inciios. The
bullet, ploughed through the Wood.
which was nowly splintered. Deter.
two For atiitcd that he was a carpen-
tcr for 12 yours before going on tlic
detective iorco.
Attorncy Silica .liltilttin hint inkmi
ilic witncan In hand for crona-cxutul»
nation, and had Inutructcd him to
draw it diagram of the hallway. wbcn
Ihc trial was suddenly implied.
’I‘Wo Important wiinciuics icatlticd at
tho morning solution. 'l‘hcy worn Mrs.
John Mulloy_ who lives at 20 Clinton
avcuiic. just opposite ilic Kinriiinsky
house. and Mrs. Mary J. Carroll.
whose homo in on Colorado nvonuc.
almost. in thc roar of the Korzinaky
house. Mra. Muiloy teniifioii that she
was million at bar front window about
It o‘clock on the night of July 4.
front of tho Korllnuky nouns, and ain-
nnw om» of iht‘ mun runaway “on his
look." and then Into the alloy. She
thought he worn it gray clip. Shc was
aoinuwhat .confuaod during ,thc ('i'Otlii-
exunitnntion by Mr. Jtuidon. ..
Mr». Carroll toutified, that she board
a than running along the alloy at this
uido of her house about it o’clock on
the night. in question. tic, came from
Clinton avenue. atoppod running as be
flashed the sidewplh'inwfroni of her
house and walked in the direction of
auto street. Mo was bolow the me-
dium height. of stocky build and were
dark clothes ml loud covering. but
aha could not icIt whcthor it was it
hat or a cap. V...
n.
POLITICIANI ADVIITIIID.
(Stamford Advocate).
in no prior political campaign Were
the advertising pagan of the news-
pnpors used more extensively by cun-
didntoii for cities. than the mm which
closed youmrilay. The principal drive
was by individual candidates to not
their claims and ar mutants under the
on: of voters of t a opposite party.
indeed than" is little int in the proc-
uco unto-iii ,it does t t. It has been
done this your in this suits and other
state: to II considerable extent. and in
a mouths also: to man durum.
~
when atic hoard three shout fired in
THAT THERE or; “ u . .. ioR‘ .
FDR ma mamas Hanna; 0 E
Show LING taro Afiaz'com. »
oven coo-r uncanny/Emilia
IS \ditlTRY IT~ mnaasw rail.
50 i‘AssY 10‘ BEWA‘RM and
or L DRESSED. erupt . t‘
on cam mourn our
all its BRO "
.n‘
' , - ._ ”actor-
'YoU wish To .SNUGGLE INTO "A,“chdf'oRT’iitldihE
oVERCoAT Do YOU norr' chroar, midst:
QUALITY YOU FIRST LooK roa‘ 'llN' ‘ANtoV’dlt;
COAT. THIS IS GOOD. cur-warn You. ARE
GETTING A COMGORTABLE on-ZRCOAT: THERE
1.5 No REASON WHY YOU SHOULD NOT ALSo,.CET
A STYLISH OVERCOAT. IT WILL'WEAR .Jusr AS
WELL AND LOOK BETTER. REMEMBER you WEAR.
YOUR OVERCOAT oN THE ourswr. THAT IS on:
REASON way we've PUT srasss uron our.
LINE or OVERCOATS. WANT out?
A o“b"oo ovERcoAr Polti $10.00 TOII2.00
A BETTER OVERCOAT roa $15.00To 10.00
A BEST OVERCOAT FOR $25.00 To 30.00
REMEMBER AGAIN: YOU WEAR YOUROVERJCOAT
ON THE OUTSIDE
RESPECTI‘ULLY
Seileck 8- Price,
. HEAD-TOvFOOTERS.
98 Washington Street. Smith Norwnik.
A D ' bb' ’ G :2. E"
t I e s meaty.
Fine Greening Apple‘s“ ........................... ......4oc peel:
Good Quinces ......... . ................... ‘ ............ soc peck
Nice Eating Pears ....................... ‘35c peék; or 5c quart
Red Cabbage for salad. fine ones ............
Hope to supply you. ‘
LORENZO 13133
Telephone Call 626-4. ’
that you are getting the bust goods and the promptest sorvioo~tor
money you spend? If not, give this store a trial.
of others and might please you.
the
We are pleasing a host
We extend a general invitation to the public to call and sample our ex-
tcnslvo line of canned fruit and vagc which. on which we are makings spao
ial price to purchasers of large quantities.
A trial will convince. you that we are selling reliable goods at remark-
ably tow prices.
MIXED CAKES—~Now lino. fresh goods, 21bit. ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 260
APPLES-«We still hold the price down on (lreeuings. Baldwinsfaud Box-
pr's,plt. ..... ............. ..... ............*.......800
OHANGEPExti'a iiirgu #ioridas, sweet and fresh. dot. .. ... ”a
PANCAKE FLOUR—flailing this week at three for .. ......... as.
BUTTER~Aii cxccilcut quality of tabio buiior. tried and proven by our
customers, lb. ................. :7:
SWEET CIDER—Wonk from the press. made from a selected quality of
apples, gal. WW...
LEMONo—«l’nncy quality. new lot. just arrived. aching while they .lut
iidoson ...‘.....8III
CORN—Country aoniioniun brand. ru gulnr price 1212. our special price.
Dt'l‘ can .. ............. ...........10¢
PRUNIswiArge meaty California *Pruneii, at It lbs. ...... a.
ONIONt—Fruh goods, at .......00o our bi»h|i,0.t'plf can!“
Louis J 06210)]
71 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. CALL. 090-2.
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Hi... ...... udlilioll
uni-H...--...-......-..... ...... “noun-i.-
t "‘6‘“? 3'5 i
all.” Your“ Stock of I fancy» Mahoi‘
. * Before It Gets loo tioiiii
WI ARI ITILL OILLiNO TRIM AT............. 200 PKJ 70o PIN IU.
.wn'r POTATOII,PIRPK- mm
“H HUN FLOUR -~: IAW‘Mi’ tum»
QUINGIO. 'I“ 'Ki tlIIllDODOA‘IIIII.bli'tttitl4til-clllliy‘ilagl’JEIlu‘l I
MALAOA OHAPIC. PEI LI. ...........................
PULL UNI EIUIT AND VIOITAILIO. ‘
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