‘ I‘DBI‘.
' area of high pressure over the Rocky
York market.
‘3
‘ was admitted to the Norwalk Hospi-
tal, last night, for treatment.
only partly cloudy and. unsettled wea-
li‘rances. Order of the Golden Sceptre
.in Norwa‘lk, will leave in a few days
. for Washington, D. C., where they will
.3. live during the winter.
funderwent an operation at the Nor
~ Sharer.
’game of a sore arm, was chased out
'lng his game. but no complaint was
"made against him.
“ _ EArEEa FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair fol-1
lowed by rain tonight or Friday. War-
sldorable cloudy weather with local
showers in the Central sections. A11
Mountain slope is producing cooli
pleasant Weather in the western sec-
tions. Conditions favor for this vicl~
ther with rising temperature and pro
bably‘local showers.‘
Frederick E. Lockwood is among the
Norwalkers in New York city today.
A meeting of the Trinity Branch
of the Girls’ Friendly Society will be
held this evening
~Fresh Salmon, Eels, Halibut. New
South Norwalk Conclave, Improved
Older 151 Heptasophs. held a business
meeting last evening
Bethany Chapter of Trinity Church
held a regular business meeting last
evening at the church.
Mrs. Patrick Merritt. of Rowayton.
Routine, business was transacted
last evening at the meeting of Court
—-Butter Fish, 100 1b., at New York
Market.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed,
who have been spending the summer
Mrs Charles E. Cole, (If Georgetown,
walk Hospital this morning. The op-
eration was performed by Dr. Jean
llumortier, assisted by Dr. H. C.
A panhandler working the familiar
of town this afternoon by Chief of
Police Thomas Bradley, of Norwalk.
'l‘he offender had been in a store work-
-——Steak Cod,14cV,lb.at New Y01k
Market.
BATTLESHIP IS COMING.
w
' Theodore Bell, {of California. grand
worthy president of the National Or- ~
M der cit Eagles. tonight at Lockwood’ s
A general area of low pressure VM
. over the Lake region is producing con-
Will be m Net-Milt Tonight.
Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal Order of
for the welcome to lax-Congressman
Hall.
“Gland worth President Bell will
be thrown open to the public, with
the galleries reserved for sdies. Dur-
ing the evening vocal soiéctio‘ns will
new. John W. Wallis and Joseph Md
1111011. ,
gland officers of the state, and delega-
tions from Bridgeport, Danbury, Stani-
ford, Port Chester and other places
will be present. It is said that the
delegation from Bridgeport will be 200
strong.
The members of Norwalk Aerie will
assemble at the east bound South Nor-
walk railroad station this evening at
7:15 to escort visiting delegations to
the than .
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—B. H. Edwards, Bridge-
port; Mrs. F. Morgan Bette and son‘,
Tampa, Fla; M. V. Rudd. Lakeviile;
A. E Winchester, city; W. D. Jen-
nings, V. H. Bibas, I. M Black, John
H. Dakin, H. B. Thistle; Jr., H. W.
Scranton B. A. Ludwig, L. M. Hub-
bard, Mr. and Mrs G. McClellan, H. C.
Stimner, New York; John A. Stuart.
Philadelphia; C. H. Shepard, Tiny;
James Conroy, Brockton; S. W Kug—
man, Hartford; G. W. Casey, Worces-
lfer; H. W. White, Windsor; Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Raymond, Rowayton; Mr.
aners. '1‘ Hassett, Greenporn F. T.
Brown Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burnett.
Boston; 0. H. Landenberger, Philadel-
phia; George E. Eddy, Baltimore;
Charles H. Stevenson, Washington; H.
T. Shortwell, R. Frank Browne, W. H.
Zabonskie, N. D. Graham, H. S.
Shultz, Glen Cove; Charles Wolfe, Sea
Cliff; C. Mansor, Oak Neck Samuel
Thorns, Gienwood, L, I.
Mahackemo—M. E. Cox Hartf’ord;
C M. Mallory, N. Y.;
Stesensail, Ct..; F. M. Clarkson, Be-
HtlfilitF FMadden, city; C. H. Dunster,
N Y.‘; William Daniels, New. Canaan;
L: R. Hurlbutt Wilton: S. Green-
stein,
C. Root, Stamfdrd; S. Alexander,
Brooklyn; M. Goodman, N. Y.; i. J.
Miley. Philadelphia; W. E. Stninard,’
Hartford; W. 11‘. Henderickson. Belle
Meap, N. Y.; J. Lynch, W. J. Kennedy,
C McCarren D M. McNutton, N Y.;
Ji F. Thompson, Ridgefleld, J. Roche,
c iy
LUSITIANA ON HOMESTRETCH.
Conditions Ideal for Final Days'. Sall-
~ lug.
NEWPORT, R. 1. Oct. lit—A wire.
less dispatch received here from the
V Nantucket Light at 11:30 a. m. todai’.
“Connecticut" Will Call at New Haven
or New London Ports.|
HARTFORD, Oct. 10——The following
states that the steamer Lusitania was
at that time between 80 and 10 miles
to the eastward and would probably
turn the lightship 198 miles fiom San~
was given out at the offices of the dy Hook between 3 and 4 o’clock this
governor at noon today:
Governor Woodruff this moming re
afternoon.
The Nantucket Lightship reported
weather clear ,the sea smooth and the
waived the following telegram from conditions ideal for the final day’s
Bear-Admiral Evans:
nectiout will leave Provincstown nine
o'clock Thursday morning, for New
Haven, having been able to complete
target practice today.
(Signed "
“EVANS."
inasmuch as Admiral Evans' for-
nu-r plans were to visit New London
it is believed that his reference to New
liovcn is a mistake and means New,
London. On the strength 01' Rear
“Flagship Con- sailing. on the homestretch,
INJUNCTION TO CANADA.
VICTORIA, B. 0.; Oct.M10.-——Ru1lyard
Kipling, at a luncheon at the
nadlsn club, yeslerday speaking of the
immigration problem of British Colum-V
bia said the solution will! the aiding
of immigration of people of British
stock, thousands of whom await an op?
portunlty to come to Cliusdus vast
MNaMtlonoi President sud congressman
Eagles, has made great preparation ‘
make an address and the meeting will f
be rendered by Mrs Leonard Whltv M
It is expected that many of the I
H. S. Andrews, '
G. A. Biqhdiey, Bridgeport; L. .‘
Ca—M
Admlral Evanstelesram yesterday, 111- territory the time had arrived to
wusements which were under way for choose between this desired reinforce-
continued at New Lhndon Were dis- iuont of native stock an dthc undesi-
continued audit is impossible tod take rabid rush of 1111-91, whose instincts
them up now, as he cannot be reached
to learn whether he is ing to New
Haven or New London. he Connecti-
cut is now steaming to one part or
the other.
When Governor Woodrui’f learn»
where tho ship will put in, he will pay
a call to the admiral. *
This afternoon the governor receiv-
ed another dispatch from Admiral
Evans which clears up the situation:
it is as follows:
“The Connecticut expects to arrive
at New London at 8 o’clock tomorrow.‘
Will be open to visitors Friday from
10 o'clock in the forenoon to 6 in the
afternoon, and on Saturday from 10
o'clock untili
‘ (dissed)
f’ ' "EVANS."
We b eye in all Viiinds of advertis-
in”; escort the custom of the women
they here had a recent death in the
filinll ll.
., ,
somehow s blooded dog always re-
a boy dressed up.
of drooling in black to advortise that 1
are separated by thousands of yours.
The choice cannot be delayed. it must
be made at once.
Isms Paevsnvs ~111us ASCENT.
LONDON, Oct. The minim
aimy airship Nulli 1Socuudus, which
has been lying on the grounds of the
Crystal Palace since its cruise over
London Saturday last, has been unable
to ascend again on account of rain
.and adverse winds. The balloon was
slightly damsged during a gale this
nmriiing, necessitating dismantling tho
airship
pressed at its Inability to return to
, Aldcrshot through the Mr, but the oil-
poi-lance of the week hdsishoWn that
such alrsblps are useful only When
weather. conditions are Measurable. , :-
Grsat disappointment Is cx- ‘
o 3n town at ”each price we ask-s-
cad slid shoulders”~ebove any ,
, and all others, in quality, in fashion“, in Mfit and Min
service. A, ’ V . .
in a splendid range of brand new brown, gray and 1
blue weaves, in solid worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres,
‘ tweeds and unfinished worsters. Choosing your Suit
and Overcoat is easy, because of theitre’mcndous var-
iety we show. fiu‘y now, and get a full season’ 8 wear. V
‘ Fail Hats and ManMishings are ready' in the most
complete line pI we evhr presented.M
In plain hard English, the man who talks of goods as
being the very best and lowest priced is an unmitigated
liar. A merchant can't sell the best goods at the lowest , .
price and stay in business two minutes. Quality tells ‘
' most in this bUSIHOBS-‘Dl‘lce next. Th‘cy are linked to-
gether here,an(1 you’ll find it so to your satisfaction, if
you trade with us. «in
w” IBuy Oats That. .CIea.n. . .
1 MANUEL T. HATo'i-i.
P Beers
Book and Stationery Stores. ,
49 Wall St., Norwalk., 6 South. Main St. South Norwalk
«STORAGE;-
Furniture, Pianos, MeVVithinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTMILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE BTORAGE 0F EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISEV
LOW RATE OF INSURFANOE.
Raymond Bros.
WATCHMAN.
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”
THE REGULAR'V USE OF
[min 111111231119 Biscuit
REGULATES THE STOMACH AND BOWELS
. so that
CONSTIPATION AND INDIGESTION
are impossible. ~
Your money back if this not a fact.
' At All Drufigists. , .1 1, .
«an—m
W
“W“? r1111)
'V‘wiiibV to pay, and we'll send an as-
sortinent to choose from. If at any
i it o the item sent is not just what is
V AND DELIVER THE MEDICINE ABM
. SOON AS OOMPVOUNOED.
. most part, but a number of fractional
, were Vunder most pressure yesterday.
' able effect on the balance of the list.
V lines lent large sums of money which
I V’ ‘ books. was next called.
“slit of the standard Oil aoinpany of
that 11ch as purchasing agent i the
1 tier the head ofe x on on from 1899 to
, 1906 various Mil? its 0.000 to $1.600. -
rushes, Water Bottles, or Windmills
Ethel. kind. tell us about what yen
w ted don't hesitate to return it.
‘ VIE-{CALL FOR FRESGRIPTIONS
r’ ‘
n—nc—
illiiirii Pharmacy
.THE PRESCRIPTION V8TOBE. V
V Telephone Gull, 15-4.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.-
WALL STREET—fl 10: 10 a. 111. First
prices of stocks were lower for the
recoveries were shown by stocks which
There were deniines of a point in
Brooklyn Transit, St. Louis and San
Francisco 2nd old, American Loco
motive and Interndtional Pump pfd
and of large fractions in Southern Pa-
cific, Baltimore and Ohio Atlantic
Coast Line and Colorado Fuel. There
was considerable animation
dealings.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.~—-Heavy
selling orders were executed in Union
Pacific. Northern Pacific, Amalgamat-
ed Copper and American Smelting and
they receded sharply with consider-
quuldation Was on a liberal scale also
in numerous minor stocks. Supporting
orders and buying to cover by shorts
stemmed the decline. Union Pacific
was marked up a point beyond yester-
day’s closing. Other active stocks al-
so made good recoveries, hilt trading
became very quiet on the rise. A long
list of losses was recorded ranging
front 1 to 4%, the latter in General
Electric. .
WALUSTREET, Noon The indust-
rlals were under pressure, heavy as]
ling of U. '8. Steel pfd. down to 86
being a feature. Railroad stocks were
relatively firm and prices rallied be-
fore noon, when activity decreased
agaiii. General Electric fell 61/4, Vir-
ginia iron 5. and American Cur Did
4. Bonds were heavy.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—-'I‘he tone
of the market grew firmer, steadily
and most of the prominent stocks sold
slightly above yesterdayts final figure.
Prices of the obscure stocks continued
to give way in vspots somewhat senso-
tionolly. Pittsburg C. C. St. Louis
dropped 16 points Lake Erie & West-
ern 71A. and Chicago, St. Paul. Minnea-
polis and Omaha 5.
sharp advance in the price of wheat
in New York Produce Echnnge today,
when the December optioiaadvanccd to
1' 15%. a gain of two cents a bushel
over the closing quotations last night
The advance was due mainly to heavy
foreign buying, and the belief that Eu-
lope will require a. vast amount of
wheat this winter.V
Corn advanced one cent a bushel.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.——Th9 suspen-
sion of W. R. Bogart, a member of
ti e New York Consolidated Stock Ex
cange, was announced on the floor
of the exchange today. The suspension
is not regarded as important.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-—-’i‘he rate of dis-
count of the Bank of England remained
unchannged today at 4% per cent.
LOANS OF THE STANDARD MOIL.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The1esump-
tion of the Federal Suit against the
Standard Oil Company. of New Jersey.
today found George Chssebro. auditor
for the Standard's subsidiary pipe
lines. again on the witness stand to
identify balance sheets and trans-
cripts from records of the pipe line
companies. '
Frank B. Kellogg. the governmenl.‘ s
counsel, said he might call William G.
Oil Company of New York to the an id
to give information concerning the
loans of over 332. 000.000 made lost
your and described by the company
as “loaned to interests other than
Standard Oil " ~
P. 8. Trainer, to. whom tho:
VDIDIVJ
were not explained on the companies'
He said he
has been the crude oil purchasing
Jersey since August. 1906. and before
Standard Oil Coin any of New rlt. -
ii a.’ your. that! could noL ex-
plain the items. He had an oil so-
iii. with the Southern Comp y, but
money account. ”fie still stand
rchasod oil in) the discolor n "
sold it to the retina
hi it
- PEOKV ones-Hos Mare UNION mad
_ All Order: Delivered Free of Charge. ' ‘L
mm‘
in the \NONE BUT THE BEST SOLD. COAL THAT IS COAL.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.——There was a
Rockefeller, treasurer of the Standard I
MEN AND HAVE 7111: most you WANT. ' ‘ . ’ 1 i. 1.11
FOR wuioi-i we ARE sxctus'ivs assure Ans Expected, it
News 111 mm DETAIL THAT iii-reasons rus- wanes AN
WE ARE CONTENTED WITH A REA SONABLE PROFIT THE PRIOMI I3
LOW. V ‘ I *ltWN-V ”simm-
‘ , HEAD TO BOOT DUTFITTERS.
98 Washington Street, ' ‘ a _. South Normlk.
. ”"M‘W’Im
YOUR FRIENDS WILL. RECEIVE A WARM RECEPTION WHEN
THEY VISIT YOU THIS WINTER VIF YOU BUY YOUR COAL VOF U .
B. Hershfield & Son.
122 WATER eraser. TELEPHONE 294. V
Muir-m
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO
MILL, foot of Marshall Street. _ , Tel. “~3-
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. , V'I'oi. 46-2;
Lumberend Mill Work forEverytbing
from a. Pig-gory to a. Palace. ' '
Now is the time to repair roofs for winter's blasts and storms. We have
every variety of shingles ranging in price from $2. 50 to $10. 50 per thousand. .. .
Also We have for flat roots the ,
LINCOLN ROOFING.
A superior brand of ready-made. up- -to date roofing. Good wher
100i is needed. Will stand tioplc heat or arctic cold.
but has no iubber in it. Has no tar in it. Has no‘ odor.
any intelligent workman. A irirfect nou-conductm—the best - g a
ric made. For all commercia purposes, practically firspioof. It is vermin 1
proof. Rats will not touch it. Under stable doors it is most excellent.
Acids cannot direct it like tin or iron. It is tight, pliable and waterproof '
Coated with fine flinty sand it presen ,an excellent appearance and resists
fire It is cooler than lion and more table than tin. It is not desired with
a mass of spongy fibre which holds water and is soon soaked of! It is not
backed with asphaltum or rosin, and when properly laid, there is little, if
113 expansion or contraction. It makes a fine, plain flooring, taking the
glare of oil cloth Warranted for eight years’ wear without repairs or at-
tention of any kind. Samples on application.
szss'r EVERGREEN conu
1WATERMELON8.
costo seer, FROM ..
swear Porarsos.
' FINE noasrmo CHICKsns ANDMFOWL.
J. W. DODGE,
South Norwalh‘
251; 002.
.............50 UP
22 Washington Street ‘V
O. B.JaVckson,
V Optician,
Everything in the Optical Line. 1 ;
Eyes Examined Free.
BM! WALL I‘I‘lII'MI'. ‘ ‘ - .
nonwsu V-
at
sorts MADE TO ohm
‘ Paola $15 UP. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler