‘1 9 public library in Washington street. WEATHER FORECAST. 1 F9r Norwalk and vicinity: jglshowe‘rs this tarnoon or tool ht: Saturday it 8 fair and cooler . The disturbance that was central over Lake ' Superior yesterday morning has moved slowly eastward and is new central ‘over Ontario. It is producing cloudy and showery Weather in the eastern _ inertial) or the lake region, and the northern portion oi New England. This vicinity will be on the southern edge of. this disturbance during the next 24 hours. An area of high pres“ sure central over North Del: a to producing pleasant Weather with men ing temperature in the northwest. Con- » ditioli‘s favor for this vicinity cloudy , weather and possibly light showers this afternoon or tonight Saturday cleriring and cooler. Sunday fair and coo .4 V. . . wL'egs at Spring Lamb, 180 lb, at New York Market. Regular Conclave of Castle Came lot, Knights of King Arthur this even. ing at 8 o’clock. After the transaction of routine business the degree of es- V quire will be conferred. 9 ~Special: Jardiuieres. 50c grade. 30c;15c grade, 9c; 10c grade, 50. M S. Smith &. Co. The books loaned the Friday Aiter~ noon Club by the State Library Asso- ciation are now at the South Nonwalk inslitoru booionartedrfiya-Disso The only true constip tion‘ cure ust begin Its soothing, eailng ac- ion when it enters themouth. Hollis- ter’ 5 Rocky Mountain Tea restores the whole system to a. healthy, normal con» (lition. 35 cents Tea or Tablets. Plaisted’ 3 Drug Store. James A. Rich.,1bi’_.8tain'ford, ‘has been found guilty of taking short lob- sters and egg lobsters. and was lined $10 and costs on each count, making about $40 in all. He paid up. This rrrornin in Greenwich, taro Italians iori‘eite bonds of $25 each, on a charge of hunilhwwséfiw e. .. ——Dbn't forget Sup; per, Tuesday evening,‘ october 15. John W. Nestor, of Norwalk, who is a Unveil? salesman with a Winsted firm menu cturing iron labor saving devices, has just returned tram a~busi rress trip through Pennsylvania, return- ing Tuesday nightfrom Pittsburg. Mr. Nestor will leave in a few days on a trip that will terminate at the Pacific coast. ———Sperry & Barnes‘ Superior Sau- sage and Sugar Cured Bacon, at the Public Market A well gowned woman knows that the secret of good dressing is largely to the wearing of the correct corset. The R. & G. Corset is known the world over for a corset of quality. N. E. Ryan and Company carry so many different shapes styles and sizes in R. & G. and the o er'well known makes that no woman will have trouble in getting npertect fitting corset form their stock. ----"1 have been somewhat costive. But Dean’s Regulate give Just the re- sults desired. They act mildly and regulate the bowels perfectly.”——- George B. Krause, 300 Walnut Ave., Altoona. Pa. The Norwalk Choral Union will hold Its first rehearsal of the season next Monday evening, October 14, In the chapel of the South Norwalk Me Iirndist Church. Any who desire to Join the chorus for the inter's work will kindly attend that ebearsul and make application at that time or write i’~m application blanks to the musical dlractor Mr. Robert. This organiza- lion is planned on a unique principle! Any one associated with any of the churches of the Town of Norwalk Is eligible as It member and becomes such by signing an application and receiv. ing a membership ticket. The ice tor membership ten cents, per month In placed low in order that no One may Lisbt VitiQIV “l, the oih'thelhonsebold clients ' of r. and Mrs. Paul MacCormac was held at Liberty Hill, yesterday A be denied the privilege oi‘ membership [or financial reasons. No musical test is demanded of applicants. “This, access but for the hearty assistant' of several experienced singers who for the love oi‘ single and to help in the movement to cute lien on a firm bust II It choral organization In our town are active members. That the experienced has proved worth while. has been amp Iy shovm by the two concerts of the Union which aroused the enthusiasm at iiiiillid lovers oi the Town. and in the increased interest In congregation- al and choral singing In the various church» associated with the move« merit. ’i‘hoh Society In to present the Cantata."h chose Maiden" at a win. tor cones amotioned by an orchestra and sun at eminent soloists. ‘ miles“ fl‘hoatrc, Saturday. Oct. 12 National attrit' ovenin 8-15 course. In a radical program and could inatlon free at be carried out with any decree of treated. I I 913 lb. Public Market . Work has been commenced. building .1971 irflfiew road In Highland Park, Rotor: ‘ mLadies' House Dresses~SpeclaltV $1. 75 Stilt 9101' $1.25. M. 98. Smith it Go. A regulit meeting 01' Banner Coun- 1V oil. Daughters of Liberty, took place 9' last evening. Theatre. tomorrow ciety will be held tonight at the Bap- tist Church. It will be the first meet- ing of the season and a. pleasant so‘ cial time is anticipated. grade, 25c; M S smith & Co. Fairfleld that, George Denning. machinist by trade, town is missing He is described as five feet ten inches In height wearing a. brotvn suit and a brown hat. York Market. or bonds of $35, 000 of the City of Nor- walk. Blodgett, Merritt & C0,, Boston, bid $32 733 50, which makes their bid 93.81, and the other bid was liln'cks Brothers’,. which is equal to 93. Blodgett, Mer~ ritt & Co’s offer makes 4 1.2 per cent. on the investment. seWer committee will hold a meeting this afternoon and decide whether to accept this bid or not. crotvd (“About 300 attended, who came in automobiles and teams from Nor- wich, Willimantlc and other places in eastern Connecticut.‘ , Red Star has arrived With coal for Harris and Cans, 9 Rio and Steak or Roast 9169c - Ar regular business meeting of Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of Pythias, was V held last evening. ‘ ' wilear Pryor and his solists. Hoyt’s A' meeting of tbevFarther-L‘ights So- 1~Ladies’ Heavy Underwear, The police have received word from a living in that -—Prime Roast Beef, 16c 11)., at New Two bids were received for the sew- ot Bridgeport, $32,550, The mayor and ~C. & K. Derbles. O'Brien. , MAC CORMAC AUCTION. Most Valuable Goods Sent to New York to be sour There. WVlLLlMAVNTIC, Oct 11.———An auo Two auctioneers were Item busy dis posing of some 0! them itine. In all aboutr$600 was taken in.‘ Some oi? the more valuable furnishings are to be shipper! to New York to be sold at auction there, where it is expected larger prices will be obtained. There were numerous bargains yesterday, among them being a valuable irish setter bird dog which was sold to a local minister for $10. ”Telescope Huts. O’Brien. ARTIST DIES OF INJURIES. NEW YORK, Oct. 11. wCharles Bleegar, an artist of West 114th street, died today of wounds received when he was attacked by thugs and beaten with a blackjack near Centytl Park last night. Several recent holdups have taken place along the park wall. 2‘ Neticer Beginning October the first, I I will be in my NorWalk others, No. - :2 Isaac: Phloe,’ Monday. Wed- 2 nesday and Friday of each week. Phone 123-3. I will be in my New York of- ' free, No. 1 West 34th St, Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday. 'Phone. Adjustment is the key note of Osteopathy. I have been licens- ed to practice by State Board of Health. Consultation and Exam- All chronic diseases J creme '1). Win, Osteopathic PhyIIichsn. aiurdpu Sale 10 cents Peony. 350 V In ~ hurt» ‘lil North min to, Milli Nemiit 1 in a range of choice rashes-1a all the new brown, blue . and gray effects, including a full range of the famous 9 Varsity Suits and Overcome. V s1 We éan‘ satisfy you With our Hats and Furnish- lugs, also. 1- In plain hard English, the man who talks of goods as being the very best and lowest priced Is an unmitigated, lien. A merchant can't sell the best goods at the IOWest price and stay in business two minutes. Quality tells most in this business-prrce next. They are linked to- gether here, and you'll lind it so to your satisfaction, if you trade with us. “rm" Iauy Oats That. Clean. I MANUEL T. HATCH. .. KODAKS Wm. P Beers ' Book and Stationery Steres. "j 49 Wall Sthofiflk“ V’" 1 6 South Main St. South Nor-walk «STORAGE» Furniture, Pianos, Machinery LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE arouses or av. eav curse OF MERCHANDISE. LOWV RATS or INSURFANDE. Raymond Bros. 5—. ‘. Vs warcsiusu. MFFI NITIES. NIVARA Pna'rroonnn PALATES mi that is good in Rice, Wheat and Barley. YOUVR GROCER H55 11". ml to Aid. film Won-saline!» com A,“ 1 tonooga and St. Louis sold at a decline ' house Electric 3%. Ems: V Issac errou stone. Telephon OIII,18—-2. V 1 All Orders Ooilvorsd Free of Charge. TODAY iN WALL STREET. .. were the mere nu crane and conspio nous. Kansas CI ' Southern ptd. sold9 at a loss 'of 8, Canadian Pacific 1%, National Biscuit 1 and Louisville and . Nashville and Auconda large fractions. 9 WALL‘” STREET 111 a. m.--The spe- culation was nervous in tone with some stocks fluctuating a point either way frequently until the list became ‘ weak all around. The low level reflect- ' ed losses of 2%. in Canadian Pacific, 2 in Missouri Pacific, American Smelling and National Lead old. and 1 to 1% in several her stocks. _ WALL S Noon .«Stocks ‘ came upon the market in large volume. Declines in a number at those for ,1 which the market is usually most uc‘ = tive reached a point or more, but the fall In prices was vioelnt where the market Is usually narrow in some of the active industrials. Nashville, Chat- ! twelve, Colorado Fuel old, 5%, Lake e and Western pfd 5. Consolidated as 4%, Missouri Pacific 3%, Westing- Camulian Pacific 3% American Smelting 3% Anaconda W214, and others 1 to 2 1,4,. The market staedied but became very dull. Bonds wore steady and quiet“ WALL STREET, 1 p.m m.——The rally at 110011 was brief, the market relaps- Iug to the lowest under a large out- pouring of stocks. Specialties were the weakest features. Consolidated Gas gave wuy15.,3-4 American Surel- ter‘ 15 securities pfd.B 4 7-98, American Smelling 4 1-4, BVirginia Carolina Chemical pfd. 4, New York Air Brake 3 3-8, Northern Pacific and Hocking - Valley Trust receipts 3, and Virginia iron and Amalgamated Copper- 2 1-2. ‘iiiiii IIIIIIIIIIIII epsilon? Good Coal? Coal that burns well? Coal that beats well? Coal that lasts well? Coal that has little waste? That's the kind we aim to sell! That's the kind we’ll’aend you If we get your order. We are ready! Are you! winimi RE L . ‘ ‘ NOVNE m eveuv oer-AIL 'I'VI-IA'I‘ IN TEnESTe THE WEARER AND As W1V . VV‘WALL eraser, 10.10 a inc—First ” j_ prices of stocks were but little chanS- ,1 9-. ed from last night and there wore both 9 ; declines and advances. The declines ’ “'8 Mills filial [ill ti IIAIIIiIDB In AND TAILORED IN THEIR OWN DH MEN AND HAVE THE VLAIVVEL YOU WANT. FOR WHIDH W WE ARE CONTENTED WITH A REA‘ OQNABLE PBQFIVT THE PRICE 3V LOW. mV‘t t‘l PEoK CLOTHES are UNION mad" FITTERS. HEAD TO FOOT OUT - ' ’ ' ,9 I _ South Nor-walk. 98 Washington Street, Tel. 165-5." V A Warm Reception” -:I fry-0w Veg-m YOUR FRIENDS WILL RECEIVE A WARM RECEPTION WHEN THEY VISIT YOU THIS ,WINTER IF YOU BUY YOUR COAL OF US. NONE BUT‘THE BEST SOLD. COAL THAT is COAL. B. HerShfield & Son. 122 WATER STREET. TELEPHONE 294. THE liA'l‘GH & BAILEY co. MILL. foot of Marshall Street. Tel. V46-V8V. LUMBER YARD, Water Street. Tel. “~23 Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from a. Piggery to a Palace. V ' Now is the time to repair roots for winter's blasts and storms. We have every variety oi shingles ranging in price from $2. 50 to $10. 50 per thousand. Also we have ior list roots the _ 1 “ ‘ LINCOLN ROOFING. A superior brand of ready-made, upto- date rooting. Good where any good root Is needed. Will stand tropic heat or arctic cold. Leeks like rubber but has no rubber in it. Has no tar in it. Has no odor Can be laid by any intelligent workman. A perfect non-conductor—the best insulating tab- ric made. For all commercial purposes, practically fireproof. It. is vermin proof. Rats will not touch it. Under stable, floors it is most excellent. Acids cannot affect it like tin or iron. It. is tight, pliable and waterproo Coated with fine, illnty' sand it presents an excellent appearance and resists fire. It is cooler than go It and more durable than tin. It is not coated with’ a muse- oi spongy fibre hich holds water and is soon soaked oil. backed with asphrtlmm or resin, and when properly laid, there is little, it our, expansion or contraction. It makes a line, plain flooring, taking the place of oil cloth warranted for eight years“ wear without repairs or at- terrtiorr of any kind. Samples on application. *1 1 SWEVEVTV EVE RGREEN CORN . . . . . . . . . . 25¢ DOZ. ‘ WATERMELONS. CORNED' BEEF, FROM _‘ SWEET POTATEOS. V‘ VFiNE ROASTING CHICKENS AND FOWL. J1 w. DODGE, , South Norwalk" .......A......‘Se UP 9 as Washington Street V9.O‘.B.Jaek30n, 9 Optician, Ila thington Street. Everything in the Optical Line. EyesExamined'Free. V as wear. urns". ’9 «came . sorrs MADE. To ORDER Prion s15 UP ‘* V's" tom. Proprietor.
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