WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwalk and vicinty: Fail to
night and Thursday. The area of high
pressure continues over the South At-
lactic coast and pleasant weather pre
veils generally throughout the eastern
.1 and southern sections. Rain occurred
during the past twenty-four hours in
1 the lower lakaregion and the 'middle
Mississippi Valley. Light frost was
reported at ‘New Hayes and New
York city, and a'kllling‘frost at Bing-
hamton; N. Y. Conditions indicate
for \his vicinity fair weather tonight
and Thursday
W
Washington Camp P O S. of A.,
held a business meeting last evening.
The tug R. J. Garrett has arrived
with a cargo of coal for the Ferris
Coal Company. 1 .
A regular business meeting of Sher-
man Council, Royal Arcanum was
held last earning.
Louise Lodge, Daughters of Her-
mann, held a regular meeting last eve-
nihg. The attendance was good. '
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e-American Band Dance, Friday
eve., Oct. 18, Lockwood's Hall. Music
for dancing by brass band and or-
’chestru
i
Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal Order of
Eagles. will meet tonight. The degree
team is getting ready for an initiation
this evening.
The Norwalk Building and Loan As-
sociation met yesterday and made
three loans. Several new members
wele admitted. .
A rehearsal of the degree team was
held at the meeting of [loose Tribe 1.
U. A. M., last night and a full rehear-
cal with a banquet will be held at their
meeting next Tuesday night
The fisheries in Alaska have paid
the Government more in revenues than
Alaska cost the United States This is
where the Argo Red Salmon is caught
and canned.
Chairman Mathels. of the City of
Norwalk highway department, intends
to make a good job out of the rebuild
ing 0f the roadbcd of the west’ end of
Wall street and has the town road
roller still at work on it.
Another slight tire occurred at the
River street tunnel last night. The
boards in the space between the hotel
cellar and the tunnel began burning,
presumably from a spark from a pass-
ing locomotive. A still alarm was
sent in about 6: 30 o'clock and the Pie-
necr truck responded.
Quite a number of Norwalk and
South Norwalk people went on the ex-
curslon to Plttsfieid Mass. yesterday.
Above Danbury the engine broke down
causing considerable delay and there
were many complaints about the way led
in which they were “stung” in the
l’itisfield restaurants. some of them
being {noble to get anything to out.
Owing the delay of the broken down
engine. their stay in Pilisfield was
very brief.
Tho Norwallt Club has appointed the
following members to constitute a com
mimu- to attend the mncrui oi the
lam Colonel Frederick at John hock
wood this alteration: Asa B Wood
ward. Henry P Price, Thomas J Won
Robert Van Bursa. Dr. .I. G. Grumry.
Edward M. lockwooddir DnDoxter lilt-
vbcock .l. 7' TH: well Thomas l
Raymond and their a. Curtis. The
Rev George D. Egbert, Ass D. "Wood
word and Dr. 1.0. Grc'gory have been
new pointed a com ittee to draw no
suitable rcsoluii
With a tow cans of Argo lied 611i»
mon in the pantry, and an Argo lied!
Salmon Cook. limit, the housewife In"
always prepared for unexpected com-
pany it can be served in may differ-
out ways.
1-.
At the meeting of’Norivulk Chair
tor D. 1A.ii.inmormw afternoon at
1 lio‘dlbcir at the lilsmrleni House In
West. Avenue. in addition to the paper“
on Mexico by Mrs rs. Walter list-yer
soil; thermal. or the chapter, Miss
mom Beards! Mt avenue. will
emf they?“ Pitrictle e ducati onsi
lines at. Springsteen
tits I). A. 3..
suture oi the musical
”Meet me at the Mo sins”
Moorish Bazaar of the Nortvaik Fire
Not-walk Armory. the week or October
21 The Morsim is the very latest
and most attractive thing in the way at
the season in that line.
buildings in the oriental sty
are brilisntly illuminated h elec-
mnguificent picture the like of Which
has never been seen here before.
. ,AMUSIGHALL. ‘
Last night the Electrogreph showed
to a large audience Owing to the
fact that the Passion Play was held
over at a prominent church in New
copy of this new edition turned out,
it was not shown last night With-
following everybody will have a
All alterations will be completed by
Monday and the Electrograph will
proceed with The advanced vaudeville.
Watch for the ad. The songs rendered
by Carl Stump! met with as much an-
proval as ever. Outside of that sacred
pictur,e “The Life of Christ ” there
will be shown a number of comic pic-
turesl
FIRE. DEPARTMENT FAIR.
- The entertainment committee of the
Norwalk Fire Department‘s great
week fair, to be hold all next Week
at the Norwalk Armory, closed con-
tracts list night with the Great East-
ern Amusement. Company for the fol-
lowing additional attractions: The
Illusion from Birth to Death. Alvah
the Spectre, The Three- handed Wo-
men, Punch and Judy Americanized,
The Hindoo Sack-"Mystery. and other
features This year's fair promises
to ecliphe all previous fairs of the
depaltment by wide odds.
THE BELLS.
An excellent production of The Bells
was given by Daniel Ryan and Com-
pany. at Hoyt’s Theatre, last night.
In the role of Mathias Mr. Ryan did
splendid work and the supporting
company was all that could be de-
sired. Tonight The Merchant of Ven-
fee will be the bill and tomorrow
night The Three Musketeers.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL MEETING.
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the Control of the Road.
CHICAGO. Oct. 16.——The annual
meeting of the Illinois Central Rail-
road during which a spirited contest
was expected between stuyesant Fish
the folmer president and la H. Herr-l
man, for the control of the road, was
held today The contest for proxies
continued almost up to the hour of the
meeting and the fast trains which at-
rlved in the morning brought batches
of delayed proxies from eastern stock
holders.
,1’l‘he followers of Mr. Harriman de
clared he would have outside of the
286 731 shares, which were not effec-
tive in the meeting of stockholders.
more than sulliclent votes to cafry him
through anything he wished.
Four directors were to be elected
Messrs. Fish Harrison and John la
The outstanding stock of the
note is 960,460 shares.
would not be represented and 286.731
by Judge Ball. This left a total of 563-
the maximum number of shares yet
the result with accuracy.
wows-Wm
UNION PRINTING venue.
throughout the United states are per
pl‘f)
units will be compiled on the 21st in-
sisnt. The most
She will the MW ‘
and the :1
of Alluring it all done under ‘
s be com. 1
1mon salutntion these 1 ill, and It
: means that everybody tracing to the ‘
Department which is to be held at the. .
fairs, and promises to be the event of '1
It is an 6111- .
bursts and beautiful affair a series of ‘
and all ‘
trio lights. The whole thing forms a
York city, and it being the very first 11
out fall tonight and two more nights ~
chance to see this beautiful picture. ‘3
cob Astor retiring from the Board. All ..
of them were candidates for rc-elec- ‘-
tlon. The vacancy caused by the death 11
of C. It. Welling was also to be fil- ..
llll- j
Of this amount ..
it In estimated that 100,000 shares :'
shares would not count in the election I:
In low of the order issued yesterday :
669 shares which Would. according to 13
attorneys interested be not far from :-
ed.
Mr. F‘ish this morning expressed hlm- ‘-
aclf as confident of the outcome of 1
the election. but said that the chem .
lies in proxies had been so numerous
that it was not possible to forecast
Nlilw YORK Oct. 16. wMembers of
the international Tymraphlcal Union
ileipsilug in a relersndum vote on six
med amendments to the constitu.
lieu of the organisation and the re-
important of times ‘
measures are an an age pension and
the increase of the salaries oi the in
isrnsticuul officers. The proposition. it
Married. trill become operative on Jan- 1
in a range of choice fabrics in all the new brown, blue
' and gray effects, including a full range of the famous" 1
Varsity Suits and overcome. ‘
We can satisfy. you with our Hats and Furnish-
ings, also. 1 ‘ 11 1
.11 in plain hard English, the man who talks of goods as
being the very best and lowest priced is an unmitigated ‘
liar. A merchant cant: sell the best goods at the lowest
price and stay in business two minutes. Quality tells
most in this business-«price next. They are linked to-
gether here, and you’ll find it so to your satisfaction, if
.you trade with us. "5"
“1.3 lBuy Oats Thais Clean.1
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Boolt and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall Sin, Notv’alk.
‘ a.
Fish and Harriman sun Fighting Over -._.
“ISTOEA E1... ‘
Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL- VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
WATOHMAN. LOW RATE OF INSURFANOE.
Nina and Good talih
Are Insepalable.
Your Grocer lies It
11 Bulb mum ' 59c. 75.. in 101.25
‘ :nuebn- Gloves,
Combination Water Bottle and
insulin Pharmacy
‘ All Orders Delivered Fm ofchsras.
, the average of the gains ran well ov-
“ or 1-2. 1
losses in contrast, including a num- .
. a point. Minneapolis» St. Paul &
j1 Sault So. his Marie fell 1 14, Cleve-
land, 0 St St. Louisl, and United
. was a further substantial rise which
‘ more above yesterday’s closing. Af-
" gained 2 1-8. National Biscuit
' 1 3-4, and a long list of stocks rose
- her 1 3-4.
feels liquidation. of: the Cooper stocks
. blocks of Amalgamated Copper were
6 South Main at} ease. Names
:j of Denmark to the Austrian emcpror
. have been postponed.
:; of the Reish‘srath today, the president
. Count Vetter Van Der Lilli announc- 1 5
~ ed that the condition of the emperor
1: “who is suffering from cartarrh arris-
.. ing from inffusnsa1is under the cir-
-- cumstances perfectly satisfactory,
1; asmueh as notwithstanding the fever
.. symptoms which always accompany in
. :3 health of 16:11er Francis Joseph, of
.. Austria was received loyiuliy at the
.. Vatican At this moment when the re-
" lotions of the Vatican with other noun 1 1
” .1 inning mac hill
1 1 on... ‘
:1 Guaranteed for two years.
H
01.50
‘ Extra Heavy, .
‘ ‘Best Quality. $1.00 Per Pair
Fountain Syringes, 1. 61.75 and $2.26
1 m
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. _ '
Telephone Gail, lbw-2.
TODAY IN WAL‘lL STREET..
WALL STREET.10: 10 a. m~0pen-
lug prices of stocks showed buoyant
advances in a number of instances and
There. was a sprinkling of
her of the prominent market leaders.
Kansas'City Southern pin. rose 3, Nor-
thern Pacific 2 1-8, Great Northern
Did i, 3-4. Baltimore & Ohio and Kan-
sas & Texas 1 1 4. and Pennsylvania,
1Atchison and Errle second pfd about
States Rubber 3-4.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.-—'l‘here
lifted many of the leaders at point
‘ter this level had been established
«the demand moderated and there was
a slight easing off. Canadian Pacing
on
North American 2, Consolidated Gas
from lie 1 1-2. Chicago Great West
ern pfd. A yielded 1 1—2 and U. S. Rub-1
WALL STREET, " Noon-Stocks
turned weak in the second hour, pres
sure centering on Southern Paci c and
the Coppers Southern Pacific f ii We
Copper 96. Early gains were lost. Bonds
were irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.——'Whole
weakened the market further.~ Huge
sold. driving it down to 50%. Anacon-
do. also made a low’ record price as
did American LSmelting Missouri Pa
clilc and U. S. ‘Reducbtlon om. de-
clined 3, American Smelling 2%,‘Tenn.
Copper 2% and_1Ansconda 2.
EMPEROR JOSEPH BETTER.
Fever has Abatsd Somewhat and the
Patients Spirits are Better. ’
VIENNA, Oct 16. -The condition of
the emperor Francis steph this room
Ing was regarded by his physicians as
being slightly more favorable Though
virtually the same symptoms continue
the fever has somewhat abated and
the spirits of the patient are brighter.
The youngest daughter of the em-
peror the. Archduchess Maria Valeria,
wife of Archduck Frans Francis Bal-
vatore 0f Austria-Tuscany. will visit
his majesty today. returning later‘ in
tria, her residence.
The projected visits tor the and of
October and the beginning of Novem-
ber of the Prince of Wales and King
At the opening of the lower House
in
illness of that nature, his majesty is
1 mile to follow his customary mode of
. e I! .
The news of the improvement in the
tries are unsettled, a change in the
Austrian succession would be most
gundeslrable. The Vatican authorities
hoWever‘. are favorable disposed to-
Wards the eventual succession in the
throne of the Archduke Francis For
station. the heir apparent who is a de-
vout Catholic, but any open movement
in his support on the part of the papal
court is not likely to occur.
pm or strident our our.
1 Joseph Fowler, ct lilast Norwullt.
had the misfortune to lose a part of
three donors (as: his left hand in a
vigil the listen and flai-
all lumber in!
below last night and Amlagamated "
the day to Wellsee Castle lower Ans- ‘-
Marshall streetu 1'
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9 HE sun... was who Is cosescytv use
AN cameraman: Alli or cdlvrlosucs uses rro sxac
Hus. LET us TALK 11- oven with You AND show one so;
use or: resales mo FASHION useless. 1 1. 1.
Price 3 Iothlng to
98 Washington Street, ‘- “‘1. x x. '1‘ South New 11
Tel. 365-5. - ‘l l‘ ‘
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YOUR FRIENDS WILL RECEIVE A WARM REOEPTION WNEN
THEY VISIT YOU THIS WINTER IF YOU BUY YOUR COAL OF U
NONE BUT THE BEST SOLD. COAL THAT IS COAL. '
B. Hershfleld 6 Son
122 WATER STREET. TELEPNONEIM
nu: HATCH & Must Go
MILL, foot of Marshall Street.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
' from a. Piggery to a Palace. ‘
Now is the time to repair roots for winters blasts and storms. We hard
every variety of shingles ranging in price from $2. 50 to $10. 50 per thousand.
Al so we have for flat roofs the
LINCOLN ROOFING.
A superior brand of ready-made, unto-date roofing. Good wheré any good 1
root is needed. Will stand tropic heat or arctic cold. Looks like rubber
buthns no rubber in it Has no tar in it. Has no odor. Can be laidb
any intelligent workman. A perfect non-conductor—the best insulating
ric made. For all commercial purposes, practically fireproof. It is verbs ,
proof Rats will not touch it. Under stable floors it is most excell‘ '
Acids cannot affect it like tin or iron. It is tight. pliable and waterproof
Coated with fine. flinty sand it presents an excellent appearance and rests
fire. it is cooler than iron and more durable than tin. It is not coated with.
n mass of spongy fibre which holds water and is soon soaked off. It is not
backed with asphaitum or resin. and when properly laid, there is little, it
any, expansion or contraction. It makes a line. plain flooring. taking the; .
place of oil cloth Warranted for eight years' wear without repairs or at.- ‘-
tention of any kind Samples on application. ,
SEE THE PRICES. w
Caitlornlalisms............. .......:'....10e,ib
1339011 roses-0s... QIICIIOOQIIO16°
Sausage .... ..... 14c
Fresh Chop Beef12e
_ Round Steak. its
shoulder steak .
lied and Yellow Onions .. .. 5c Quart:
W DODGE.
was Washington Street ‘ South Norwdb
s.
ICIOOtOIOIOI‘IUI
~..-o-c.o..cno--a ..... os-
...o.u..ucnoc.v-.
o 3. Jackson.
Optician.
Everything' in the Optical Line.
Eyes {Examined Free.
II WALL l’I'RII‘I'.
titanic
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FROM $15 UP.
Norwalk Chronicler