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Local News Nates.
(—TRY THE NEW BARTLETT ftc
CIGAR. ALL DEALERS. UNION
LABEL.’
Officer Bryan H Silk of the Norwalk
police force. is enjoying ltis annual
yacation“
—Chrysanthcmums long stems and
nice flowers only 3512 to 60c per doc.
Byxbce the Florist, Norwnlk
Charles Verlln has secured 11 post
lion with the Suits Textile Company.
in Norwaik.
wViolets. Byxbec the Florist. Nor-
walk. Phone 1590.
Samuel KctIler of Wilton is among
the spectators at the his football game
at Yale Field New Haven today.
—-Fresh Hams 161: lb Hayes Mkt.
The Ottawa basketball team defeated
Company Ds recently organized team.
"5 to 10. last night. at the armorr
I—-—TRY THE NEW BAR’I"LII."'II~ 1'11'
CIGAR. ALI; UNION
DEALERS.
LABEL. «
James Murphy. of Troy. N, \'.. who
has been undergoing treatment 111 thtI
Norwalk Hospital. went home yester-
day.
v-WinttIr (‘ztps \Iintrr (l,aps O'Iirlon.
There will be 11 reception on Friday
evening, November 2'. at the South
Norwalk Club. A very pleasant tltnc
Is anticipated.
~TRY ’i‘l-ild
CIGAR. ALL
LABEL: .
Charles F‘. 'i‘ristrattt and George I..
Lockwood, WIIIIo onrouto from Wor-
center to lint-non yesterday by auto-
mobile, passed Charles i1. Barker and
party, tInroutc front Boston to Nor-
walk.
——FrtIsh Pork l21IIb.Hay1Is' Mitt.
Rapid ptogrcss is being made on the
his new garage. of F. I“. IAlc'IHHmtI
and Company are tIrcttoing itt WnttIr
street. Norwaik. 'i‘he garage will be
equipped with s1e1tt1iIl11Ia1. so as to be
suitable for use in winter, . ‘
~Ynnr order promptlydelivered If
you phone Byxbac, Ibo Florist. N111»
walk.
Commander II‘. S Mitidlobrook of
Buckingham Post. 1;. A. it. Norwalk.
to seriously til at his home in Adams
avenue. Not'waik. Mr. Middlebrook
is out, of his head considwttbie of the
time because of his illness.
—H0nltI made or link 811111111111.
lb. Hayes“ Mk1.
In another rolumu will be found 1111
advertisement 11f Hutchinson, Pierce
and Company. who want mnnv more
machine 11thch at their MtIrwln
street. Int-tory. President George S.
Brown. of ”III rotnpany. paid 11 visit
to Norwuik yesterday and Is drsirous
of greatly Increasing the output of the
Norwuik factory. 'I‘htI rompltily It!
rushed for orders.
NEW 'BAR’I‘LE'PI' I11
DEALERS. UNION
I ”II."
———'I‘RY THE NEW IIAIi’i‘lJIJ'I'T 1’11:
CIGAR. ALI. III'EALICIIS. UNION
LABEL.
Mrs. [loin-knit Epstein urriwd you;
ierday I11 New York from Minsk. llus-
11in. anti was 1111-1 by Iit'i' brother-I11»
law. Morris Epstein. 1th well-known
grocer of this city. Mrs. Epstein was
accompanied by her 111111. Thu trip
across from I.ll11111 was made on the
steamer Potoraburu and tbtI [111111111111-
wtts VtIty rough ”humming otxbtrun
daya. Mrs.l1‘.p11itIiu in now tiatting a
stator In New York I
wWIntttr (‘ ‘apflivii‘orh
—~l’1 lb. t1ttii’.l.'tttt1(.1ttllr. IIIIyi't-t' Mitt.
No 1III~I1111111I11 I11.\1111I1l111u history
presents mort- abonttyatmy than the
chlrut‘tcr 111m “lion
has come down 111 1111, Malawi with thu-
poiiution oi": trt and 11 lllliltll‘.
and to the at: IIluti no la associat-
ttd with the d It 11111 IliIilillit'M of the
only days oi the Ht‘alihiitl. N1~v1I1I1I11I
Ions. hta advocate“ 11r1- many. «armed
and «tenant and by initial that 11
(louver 11011 . m to rttcnrdu and 11;
fairer batsman . 1 poastblr by this
tltntnntw from his tntI. annutt him of
many of lib.I wrong doings with which
I11.- baa lawn charged 11nd of whirh ha
has very maternity btttro lmltttvud 111
have been guilty. If they 11111 right.
than ttArutt flttrr watt 11nd has been
«yer aim-v tho victim of an awful i11-
jnnliw: if they am wrong, Aaron IIttrr
watt 11 wrrtrb who tII'I‘f‘l‘t't'tt 11 plan“
ltcuitivs titan-dirt Arnold and Chariots
111111 In the gallery of Atncrtrun frat
tors. Whichever is thtI torrent Idea.
11 study of his life will yield much at
Information innocently the intimate
polittca at tho «arty republic and of
fer lesson altar lesson for the man of
the 1111111111111 of today. Tomorrow stir
11111: 111 Ibo Vim Congregational
Caps, O‘Ilrlou.
Church In 11111111111111, the whole 1111115ch
will be own-11ml In the fourth of tho
lattes of ndtlrmtsns on the lives of
Aberirnns famous and Infamous.
“loin of 1111111 to must. Ito Ila;
flout-cc.
12%r llnytta Mitt.
Saturday
' Chocolates
ITIWNIPDWILL OONPOIA‘I‘ION
”curtail Dwain.
_mvmn. loath “11th
I NEWl’tli'i'. it
1.100011 ucslvss BONDS.
1'1 w. an a comm.
soar. will?" use.
*0-
7? Though Their mam Are :1 Head of
Big Railroads.
I It is rather hard luck on young men
whose {others are at the head of big
railroad corporations, when they have
to pay the regular passenger fare over
3 the lines of ‘which their dads are the
, chief executives, but such is the posi-
tion of Graham K. Molten. son of the
'l president of the New Haven road. and
I Robert K. Cassatt. son of the presi-
'. dent of the Pennsylvania railroad. who
are now associated with the Keystone
" Coal Company, which has a branch of-
.' lien In the Maliey building on Chapel
‘streei. New Haven.
There was a time. so report has it,
I. that Messrs Mellon and Cassatt. Jrs.,
did not have to pay oat. good money
when they wanted a ride in a railroad
train. but when that section of the rate
bill governing the issuance of free
transportation to other titan employees
went into effect. a short time ago.
these young men were cut off from all
rights and privileges which they may
have enjoyed before. Young Mellon
first took a job as s stenogmpher In
his father's office at the yellow build-
ing, but after a law months at. tho
typewriter he got 10111131111113 better
land resigned his place. While in his
fathers office it to common report
among railroad men, that is those of
them who hold down chairs in the big
building. that the iunior Molten had
to conform to all the rules to which
other clerks and stenographers were
subjected. His father. the president,
was inflexible in these matters it is
stated on good authority and made
his son do as others in his working
station had to do
A few months ago the younger Mel-
Icn and Alfred F, Powell, who was
alt-1011 stonograpber in Mr. Molleu‘s
omre. entered a partnership in the
wholesale cool business, being local
agents of the Keystone Coal Cont-
pany. Mr. Cassatt. Jr.. holds the office
of eastern agent in the company.
it. was only a few days 111:0 that
imitatn Mellon appeared at the ticket
agent's window at the Union station
and purrbnseti 11 1.0th mile book for
\tI‘IlIt'Ii ltd disgorgcd $211.00. and incu-
tnliy registered a few remarks about 11
law that compels the son of it rail
road' president to pay the regular l'1trc
over the road of which his father
has control. lint. as stated, young
Cassatt is In the same boat. for his
father. according to report. refuses
to giro hint any sort of 11 pass over
illit' lines of the Pennsylvania roar
puny.
BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES.
The ordinance of baptism will be
miminlstcrod at tiltI South Norwulk
Baptist. Church tomorrow evening. The
service’ begins at 7 o'clock. and the
baptism will follow ”11‘ evening hymn.
'i‘ho baptismal sons: will be sung by
tho quartotte. Following the baptism
11 song service of ten minutes of popn~
Inr hymns will be enjoyed. This is
illiviztaihcr a unique part ot'thtI even
Inc. service, when everybody Is at. lib
1Irty to announce his f'avm'tie song
The topic of the pastor's sermon will
WI, The Contrasts of Life. 1111- sur-
vitItI will be brief. warm with fraternal
greetings and Christian fellowship, In
the motnlng iitt- pastor will sptIttit on
ihrI beginning and .thc progress of
("l11isti.1n discipleship, making the
basis of lite thought. IIII‘ low of crun-
tion and observation. The Sunday
school at the noon ltotlr with classes
for all ages, including 1th class for
young women nttd the Broker (‘Inb for
young men. limb of lhtIstI organiza-
tions 1111I1It In rooms by tittIntstIlvtIs
with an increasingly lnrtte ut'ontlnnro.
’i‘htI IItIvlttIr Club especially is steadily
growing 111 large proportions. The it.
Y. I’. 1’. at It o‘t'iot'h. a service for
your“: Ilt'tiilit‘. With all IIIIIMI special
services. with now and some union
fttaturoa. the South Norwulk iiaptlsi
(‘hutt'h will be a DIIN‘t‘ of t‘Iit'tliII‘Iigl"
blunt and Inspiration tomorrow.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELB.
SIASCONSID’I‘. Mitt-111., Nor, ltI.
Sit-tuner (‘ttrtnanhu front Liverpool
for New York. was In wiroltIua ('tlillI
tnnnlcuiion with the station born when
ntIVuntyIntiltIs cast of the Nantucket
IAghtsltlp at 2 11. 111. Probably dot-k
5 p 111. tttlny,
I. Nov IinI-Hitililll-
t-r L11 'I‘onrt'atntg lluvto for Now York
put-111ml Nantucket Llamalttn at I"
o'clock today. Probably dock about
It 11. 111, Hunduy
,ARCHBISHOP HAHTV PLEAEED
WITH PHILIPPINES
ItthIIl N111 ill..-\11Ii1biabop .I .l.
iita nann- itttruty 11fMa11tIa.whn 111111111111 .--..11um "HUI
mt 111-111 (111111 thtI Philippine IIIIIIIIIIII I11
conversing with high dittuttnros of III"
(‘htirrh 111nm the 11111111 antiai‘uniory iit'
rooms of thtI Mliltttlltttl In thtI I’hiitp»
ptutIu. wl1tIr1- tho Aaltpay arittatn I11
1111111 111 be dylmt out. being tum-1- of 11
political than of 11 religious nninro.
B10 SALE
Sheet Musit
SATURDAY ONLY.
till i illill
When the Flam-rs bloom
Itiprinsttmv
lolu.
Abraham .ibfl‘erntm Washington Loo.
If the Man in the Moon Wt‘i't‘ 11 Conn.
flood-bye. HWeetiteart. Goodbye.
Somewhere.
The (kind (lid ll. 5. A.
Someone Thinks of 5011111111113.
Colleen Bevin.
And 11 Hundred Dtbem .
COLEMAN’S
NIWO OTONI.
III M Milt! ‘MM
Ann! for Width!“ Matt
in the
"LIGGET I’S"
Great Values in
Suits and Overcoats
$8. 50 to $15.00.
We’ v1: told you all about our finer suits and overcoats. from
$15 to $25. Now we want you to know that from $8. 50 to $15 we can
give you more style and value that; any other store in this section.
The reason: We‘ ve been years in building a reputation 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 sell our suits and overcoats. ‘
Our series of winter suits priced from $8.50 to $15 includes hand-
gray effects, and blue and black worstcds and thibcts. in the new
single and double-breasted 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 $15: Chesterfieids and other form- fit~
ting styles, In grays, fancy tweeds, Oxfords and black, durabiy lined
and extra well made thruout.
i
1.. South Main St. ' .
Tel. Call 6324
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
] KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICEG.
That‘s the real 111 we hold our old trade and win new.
\‘I'o want. YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them
I the very best. attention. We think we offer you SER-
VICE u little BETTER than the other fellow’s best. Will
you test it? 111.3
I Buy Cat's That's Clean. '
. MANUEL T. HATCH»,
..._fi_' m. v _.,
i. A GREAT OFFER
DELINEATOR (1 year)
McCLURE'S (1 your) .................... . ..... ..
woaLD's WURK 11 year)
Our Price for the above $3. 00
This Is your first chance to not the in iint'nlor 111 lchltttc‘s at. less
than regular price.
Wm. P. Beeré’
Boob, 51.111 )UCIY and Engtaving.
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 80. Main St.. So. Namath.
n-_.m AW..- -.. .u..-
Coal. Coal. Coal.
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek,
J eddo,
ran rumors: 111111: 1111111112.
Raymond Bros.
FIBHEB ARE WIINEATHERWIBE. ‘
i111: 11111111: theI shore filth foretell 1th
utIat approach of cold weather. Hours
future It 11111111111 fish learn the ahaliow
nature in Iiitm‘t! anti molt deep water.
which in tin titqtttta will atuy warm and
imp nu ottuabits totnptuniuro after
the MIIIIIIIIWI‘I‘ and surface wntrru have
i "it n alortn is 111111111111 hIn.1 tIttI fltdt tnruml void.
1111111 bittni and they won't blttI 111111111 1 “.1111 5111 the fish know 11 thing or
tnnlii IIII' Imttt I11 well own ”they tWo about the wontilnr.”
appear to know when 11 111111111 ht 111111 Ammuw...“ ..._
Inn and when It baa WM"! Ittlnttt'ti I I11 Christiana thtI IInI‘tttIt'iIItttoti catt-
"And to ftttburmon and farmers hr. not votv.
Fat-atoll Storm: and Frosty Weather
any: Old Flohormnn.
In their Wait" until the old iiuhtIr
"fish are good weather prop
Keep Tab .on Your Expenses
by Paying Your Bills
by Check.
THE
South Notrailt Trust Company,
, Fur-niche. nut checkbook. free
In general banking department
$1,000,000.00
Open I‘turdny flight.
Raoul-cu,
some fancy Scotch tweeds, fancy cheviots. hard weave worsteda in‘
\I "‘\/“"~./ v \:"“\/”—\/-L\/"’\_ -
Saturday
11111, }
50c Quality
29c lb.
lit lliiittt Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREBI DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. Nov. It).—-—The dc-
creasc in the legal reserve of the
banks and the statement by secretary
Shaw dis-claiming any intention to
adopt measures of relief for the money
market in present conditions seemed
to be ignored by the stock market to
day at. the very last of the session.
After the ayppoarancc of the bank sta-
tement prices recovered from some
easy depression and rose to the top
level of the day. I11 the final dealings.
IIOWUVt‘i'. they run off quite sharply to
a weak closing. Union Pacific. Great
Northern pfti. Reading and Pennsyl-
vania w1-r1- most affected by thcI soi-
ling. The market was not active at
any iiillt‘ and the tnovcmrni was slug-
gish throughtout until the film} drop.
WALL STREET. it): ill 11. tit—“Opera
tions In storks started In 11 listless
manner and small dot-lines Were the
rule. .\ few storks of first important-(I
showed fractional gains. Great North
orn pf1l. iIt‘i'IIIIL‘tI .‘H and National Ills.
roll a point. Dealings were on a
small scale.
WALL S'I‘ltlIIIO'I‘, ii a. ll\.~~I)tI1IIItII‘I'I
were extruded before thtI market ro-
I'flV't‘i‘t‘tI. but buying became smallcr
as prices rose. Reading and (Irt-at
Northrrn pld. Wore driven down i ‘I-Ix
and I iI‘:_ respectively. but made up
nearly all of their losses. In othtr 111-.
live straits the fluctuations did not 1Ix~
ttIntl beyond a sharp fraction. North-
wostvrn yielded 2 H, Cleveland, I'. t‘.
til St. Louis 1 1-2., I'nited Sitttnn Rubbt‘t'
first prtIftIrrvd 1 3-8. and Louisville N1.
Nashville, I‘uiintun. (‘olorado& South.
.1Il‘n scrotal preferred. and American
t'nr preferred 1 II'..'..
\\‘.~\I.I. STREE’I‘. t'lt)NtI--'I‘h1I tnarkt'l
rinsed thnk anti quiltI active. The 10111I
was dull and heavy previous to the
appearance of the bank statement. but
ttt'it't‘s hardened after that in spite of
11 showing of a deficit III the ltIual r...
sorter. Prices run oil rntiuIr abruptly
ltt IIIt' final dealings.
SHIPWFIECKEDE SAILORS RESCU-
D.
1
M
Captain and Crew of Marion 6. Aban.
doned Craft When She Fileld With
Water.
liAI1III‘AX.N.S ..No\'. 111. ----- 11.111111:
been rescued at stIn after they had
abandoned tiwlr vessel. the captain
and crew of the British bark Marlon
I‘... arrived hm'tI today on the Norwtv
uiun sttIuttttIr Furmand, bound from
New York for ,Nit'untiviti. Iiunvy won-
thtIr overtook the Marion t‘. and she
sprang aItIuk. ’I‘htI crow worked 111 the
pumps until IIItI \‘f'HHI'I was full of an
int. 'I‘iicy tittIn abandoned her and
embarked In an open boat. They
managed to keep afloat until they
wore sighted by tho F'fll'lllIIlIlI and re
sound. The bark was in command of
Captain Williams.
The Marion C. which wart formerly
the erdlab bark Orion. rtIxiattIrod til
tona’ not. 8hr was built at Runner.
Norway, I11 lil'1'7. Within 11 your site
pttrtIhumId by 11 Ilrltalh firm.
ADVENTIOID LETTERS.
The following 11-11151» remain nnttull-
1111 for 111 the following poatofitt'vs for
the current work.
Knuth Norw111k-~Ii. II. II.. (lantIrni
Delivery; M11111 Addie II‘. Cabin. Wit.
(Iordou Crawford. liov, Creator Iirttbam
Adtttna. Mario t'ovlulo, t‘npt. it. It.
Davin. Mr. lliilarti. 23 Monroe 81.: Mitts
(‘tti’l‘it' It‘auth. William i’tIlion. M11111
Nollie II‘ItKII‘t‘ 121. Mrs. lavna tIrtIun.
Morris Iiandu-lmno. William Itnnio-y.
Wllnon Itoad tilt: M11111 Annie lIurriI
«on. ('. 8. domain. Mrs. N. lit-arty Kol
litttttt 121; Frank Ronda. L. Impontlor.
1 Ml1111 tI1Irfr11dt- Mtilotmal. Aiilliiithiii Mt-
nor 'Ihomtts Rattan II .I. itniomon.
Norris V ’i‘hompmm. I. l-‘ 't‘onrhta
I’ i“ CROWN. I’ lit
~111Iw1111...11.”,1. Woodward. i), it. 8..
Nina I-lthtII Kelly. II. Iii. tittpton. M111.
Martin IIIInry, It. II. II.. Mitts llorn
M. Ford. Frank L. Pit-her. Mia» i-lnann
A. ll‘nlrrhlhl. (Ion. W. barium. W111. It.
Hours. ii. III. Keith. i’. M.
WHY MI. HILL MAY II PROUD.
Perhaps it. 111 worth while. my: the
fit-1111111111111 14111111111111, 111 note that
Connrossman E. J, Hill was the only
member from CIIHMIIUUI who stood
by the President last winter in his
Philippine policy. H111 was alone. It
I11 entirely logical to connect that
(that with the other, that In late slot»
Iitm Congressman 11111 received the
largest maturity of any Congressman
in the state—mom bitter. of 11111111111
wood that, the increase In his Vote
otter that. of four years a 1 the last.
all your in 70 per cent. l" gurus talk.
and Air. Hill may well point to them
with mrdonsblo pride.
Horne women will miss heaven be
'I’IIIA'I" THERE MY 0: 'A(”ICIRE- .. 1
ComroRTA BLE I‘EELIIIG.‘ BUT
FOR ME THERES NWIIIING till!
SNUGGLINGIN‘I‘O A 1'. cont
oven COAT WHEN I- motilit-
15 watTRY 1T MAKE; ill rant.
So 1'11ng Sober: Amanda ,._
11151.1. RES E
PRUDEI‘IT ANT, uranium
11.11.111.11 at? 1161111111;
youwws To SNUGGLE INTO A coMronrAnLE
oVERCoAT Do You Nol‘? COMFORT ISKIIIIE
QUALITY YOU rtasr LOOK FOR iN AN ovt‘a—
COAT. 1211.5 1.: GOOD. BUT warn You AN:
GETTING A COMGORTABLEZ OVERCOAT TIIERE.
1.5 No REASON WHY YOU SHOULD NOT ALJO cm“
A .srvusu oVE‘RCoAT. IT WILL WEAR 41151" A5
WELL AND LooK DETTER REMEMBER YOU WEAR.-
YOUR OVERCOAT ON THE OUTSIDE THAT 1.5 out:
REASON way we v1: rur srnzss uroa 911R
1.1111: or ovcscortrs. WANT 01112-2
A GOOD OVERCOAT FOR 510.0010 12.00
A BETTER. OVERCOAT FOR $15.00 To 16.00
A BEST OVERCOAT FOR. $25.00 To 30.00
REMEMBER AGAIN. YOU WEAR. YOUROVERCOAT
ON THE OUTSIDE
RESPECTFULLY
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
tit Dibble’ “5"“ Grocery
Fine Greening Apples ..................
.400 peck
Good Quinces .' ..................... ..... . ..... ...50c peck
Nice Eating Pears ....................... 35c (pecktor 5c quart
Red Cabbage for salad, fine ones ..... .. . ...... from 10 to me each
Hope to supply you.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 626- -4.
ARE YOU SATISFIED «1'
BUTTER—nut excellent quality of tattle butter.
._. v-
Ii‘It‘tI and provon by our
customers, lb. . ........................................ 21¢
SWEETl CIDE‘R~Fresl1 frotn the pro 118. made from a selected quality of
app cs, 11.11. ...................................... o
LEMONBI—Fancy quality new lot 311st arrived. selling while” they taut.
a dozen ...! ......................................... ....... .269
CORN-{lountry Gentleman b111nd,1cguitu price 12c our special price.
per can ............................................. ..
PRUNanlAargc meaty California l’ruucs, at 3 lbs. ........ . ........
ONIONS—Fresh goods, at ................. 900 per bushel or per 1111.»:
Louis J oseloff
72 North 111.111 01. Tel. 01111 119112. 00th Normal.
lay in Your Stock 11f fancy ._ Maine Potatoes
Before it Gets Ion tloldi,
we Arte DTILL BILLING THEM AT ...... . .201: Pic; :1. "It nu.
swear POTATOIG.PER PK. ............. no.
new HUR noun no, 650, "1... 05.1111
qumcus, PIER PK. ..... Ito
MALAGA GRAPIG. PER LB.
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VIGETAILEB.
UNITED GROCERY 00.
20 North Main In, Io Nor. Tel. 143. 49 Fort Ct.‘ ln'u NtM‘vltk. ‘I'il. til-l.
Wanted I L
.1'
At Star Shirt rubbery.
Merwin Street,
111416
MACHINE swam
AN D LEARNERS.
Good Pay and Steady W031i.
Apply II Factory Ii 1111110.
Hutchinson Hobbit- 00.
...................4.....1“
11
l
«on they sit so long by” tint way-Ids
dissecting the! 1 MW
a...
Seileck 8- Price, ',
nI.
Norwalk Chronicler