WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwslk and vicinity: Fair and
slightly- warmer tonight: and Friday
An area of high pressure «over the
Middle Atlantic States is producing
delightful weather in the easurn sec
‘iions A slight disturbance central
‘over Lake Superior is producing con—
siderable cloud Weather in th.- upper
Mississippi Variey and the northern
portion of‘the Lake region. The tem
perature is rising in the central and
eastern sections, but is falling in, the
extreme northwest, where tempera
turns from 15 to 20 above zero were
reported. Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather with rislig tem-
persture. 1.
George C. Evarts, of Normlk,
spending the day in New York city.
Central Labor Union will hold a
meeting tonight at Labor Lyceum Hall
is
~Fresh Salmon, 16c 1b., at New
York Market. *
A meeting of South biorwslk Council
Knights of Columbus, .will be held this
evening
-Blue Fish, Wliic Wlb., at New York
Market.
George L. Rockwell spent last night
in Waterbury as the guest of Con-
gressman Lilley
t
George C. Evarts, of Norwnik, ,is
among the Norwalkers spending the
day in New. York.
, The other girls asked how it came
She was so fair to see;
She told them they could be the same
if they’d use Hollister' s Rocky Moun-
tain Tea.
Plnlster’s Drug Store.
The Rev. 0. R. Miller, field secre~
tnry of the Reform Bureau, of Wash
lngton l). 0.. will speak this evening
at e Norwulk Congregaiionai
Church.
Bartliolmew Lane, of High street,
South Nurwolk, and Joseph Fowl1-r, of
Rowaustreet, East Norwalk, who have
been undergoing treatment at the hos-
pital. have been discharged.
——Fresl1 Eels, at New York
Market.
A delegation of members of E1: rekn
Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah, wont to
itidgeiieid last evening, and was en-
icrtsined in line style by manila-is of
u sister lodge. in that place
15c 1b.,
Harold Glendenlug, of Norwalk. is
in New York. today, to bid hon voy-
age to his father, who sails this of-
tcrnoon for Georgia. Mr. Glendcnins.
Sn. spends the winter monthsint Mn-
con
No person that keeps the food runs]
clean and healthy can have appendici-
its Holllster's Rocky Mountain 'i‘ea
cleans the food canal and protects
you from disease. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Pisisted's Drug Store.
Miss Catherine Kroger, of Park
sins-1. Norwslk, who underwoni on
operation for appendicitis at the Nor
wnik Hospital about three weeks ago.
was discharged from the institution
)‘t stcrdny.
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The donkey party. whicii‘ War to
lmvo lum- boon given last evening by
1119 members of imdy Jennings Indfli‘
Eliopliords of lluthlohom was pus pou-
11d until the next meeting night No-
vcmbcr 6.
"Emotions and opened Lon; Clams,
at Cutbill's.
rsefourths of the expense in-
. ll} ‘ ,
curred in the 1118.ka of all necessary
* mum. on“ all roads that have been 1
improved under state aid since 1896.
lug, gravel or macadam construction.
This assumed obligation on the part
of the state places approximately
about seven hundred miles of roads
in charge. or my department.
people realize what this means as an
been granted.
hundreds of sections of highway scat-
tnred throughout one hundred and size
5,004 square miles.
This, in itself, will require a great
deal of time in bringing about a. com-
pbtcnt plan to take care of the work
economically and systematically.
Added to this is the auditors of
nearly one million dollars per year for
new work, and with this task before
me it becomes necessary to short out
everything I can save time Withl
this end in view, so that I may save
both time and money, I am asking you
to assist me in getting an immediate
report of the condition of every sec~
eion of highway construe d by the
state in your town from he first an
propriation to date.
A specially arranged chart is sent
to you under another cover. so that
you can make investigation of your
roads and record answers to all ques-
tions on the chart. In this way, all
towns will be at work at once pro~
curing valuable information, and at
investigation and retugn of the inter
motion to my office. All of this infor-
motion being tabulated, it can be very
quickly digested, and my department
will immediately proceed to adopt
some system of oxgshlzed effort to
put our reps“
operation. Make your report as full
complete and comprehensive as non
slhie, so that I can at a glance know
the actual condition of every sec-
tion under state aid. 1 shall expect
just as full a report on a graded road
as on detection of macsdam.
it may not be possible for me to do
anything in in way of extended re-
palrs this fall. except in extreme cus-
as where there is great danger to the
traveling public. or the entire destruc-
tion of the road is threatened. lint
the reports from the several towns
will materially assist me in getting
ready for the spring repairs and will
furnish me with knowledge of all
roads. needing immediate attention so
that i may act promptly in the spring
Perhaps I ought to say that it is
my purpose to construct a specifica-
tion for the different classes of roads
we have built. whether the improve-
ment was grading, gravel or macodnm,
and let contracts to do the work pro
fernbly employing home talent to go-
ingoutsidc for contractors. The spa.
ciflcntlons will be so .(lruwn that the
method of-rcpnir will be simplified
both in regard to the material to be
used and the implements with which
the work is to be done.
May I risk that you immediately
enter upon this work and send in
your property without delay?
With a few cans of Argo Rod Sni-
rdeWn in the pantry, and an Argo Red
Salmon Cook Book, the housewife is
always prepared for unexpected com
puny. it can be served in many dlifcn
viii ways.
nun
Prosecuting Attorney IflO’DflVifl, of
Norwalk. is in Bridgeport today nt~
tending the session 01 the Common
Pleas Court before which two Nor-
wuik appealed cases are scheduled to
come up One of those is that of W.
B. DeGnrmo. charged with assaulting
Morris Shapiro and the other that of
Michael Hennesscy charged with ston-
ing Officer Charles F. Page.
The fisheries in Alaska have paid
lilo Government more in revenues than
Alimku cost the United States. This is
where the Argo fwd flslmon is caught
and canned. ,
It has been decided that in order
spunk of matters of national reform
Miss Hannah Wixaon. of Bridgeport,
Vlns among the guests at s linen show».
or given to Miss Chrisiobol 0. £le
'or.
wink. on naturally, by Miss 11211111011119 Bursting of the Mom's 12113111111111.1111 Bun-
1 psriy. of 74 West nvonus. South
Henry, of New Canaan.
Wilton Ivonne. Norwslk. has
cold. no record of the transaction
of the town lurk as yet.
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Much internist is being taken in the
‘1 the f liaison nrodimi?’
00"” o “a. ” 1 t 1
with alum titer. which will
charged newt. At the but time
has! in 1.111s Nor-walk
000i)?
Judge hoe ivood 111111 on
pounce hi “ism“:hlch is to deter-
There is a rumor nlmut Norwolk
that the Norwsllc Park property In
icon
has boon placed on rooms in the ethos
in tho Congregational chapel in Nor-
walk}; this; :Th'iirs y) “evening; r‘ntght
runs a a go on 0 a
should mstpono 11111 adders” but” the
The usual
itternoon at
W be it! this ovum
prayer service tillb be
his in the chapel. ,
M £33131?th
Friday
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We one is called upon to, f
This will include all. work that has
. been done by the state. either in grad ‘
Few
added care for the state. involving, as
it does. all roads built 111111111111... past 1,;
twelve years. for which state aid has
and which embraces -‘
1y night towns, covering an area of
the same time ensuring an immediate 1
r work into intelligent "
that Rev. 0. ill. Miller, who was to ‘
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Varsity Suits and Overcoats.
tugs also
liar.
price and stay in business two minutes.
most in this business—«price next. They are
'u «.011
you trade with us
lBuy Oats Thate Clean.
mPBo
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
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WATGHMAN.
11111 lligeslin
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Digestive Biscuit. i have been troubled with
relief until i usod your Biscuit.
stomach trouble
1 .l. L. Khalil. Manager for Nelson
vous osuooisr CAN 8UPLY you.
Money BACK lF 1r nose nor cuss YOU.
in a range of choice fabrics in all the new brown, blue
and gray attests. including a full range of the famous
We can satisfy you with our Hats and Furnishe
in plain hard English. the man who talks of goods as
| being the very best and lowest priced is an unmitigated
A merchant can't sell the best goods Wat the lowest
Quality tells
linked to-
gether here, and you‘ll find it so to your satisfaction. if
MANUEL T. HATCH. ”"
What will oWwoold lbs to do,i is to demon irate to ‘
W ' flhct'ci‘n our. Fall Suits and overcome
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6 South Main St. South Norwalk
«STORAGE»
Furniture,
LARGE, WELLVENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE WOF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDlBE.
LOW RATE OF iNBURFANcE.
Raymond Bros.
Pianos, Machinery
15111
Pittsburg, Pa.
it affords me great pleasure to testify to the merits of your
indigestion for four
yours and have tried a great runny remedies without any permanent. ,
This is my third week. Loud I 1601‘
better than i have at any time d tiring the lust four yours, and i choor~
fully recommend them to anyone desiring relief from indigestion or
Morris & 09.
Two Quart Water Bottles,
,TWo Qunrt Fountain Syringes.
'1 Bulb Syringes,
“ Bubbsr Gloves. Extra. Heavy,
W W , 1.Fountaln Syringes,
lh lllonl P11111111
1 rather feverish activity of the, open-9
. his dealings in stocks reflected the
' last night and 1, 700 shares of United
.1 ern Union and American Smelting pfd.
W1 Third Avenue advanced 5 points, Miss-
. and Denver and Rio Grands 94.
, day was eclipsed by many of the re-
. Moore and Alice Reilly, land and build-
', .l Sturgos Randall to Minor 1). Run-
- dnlltlsnd and buildings. Van Znndt
11.1
Guaranteed for two years. ' Win
Guaranteed for one your.
‘ W on our. Syringes, ,.
if two years. $1.!inW
60c, 7911 and $1.25
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1. 1
Best Quality _ «no For {1...
Combination Water Bottle 1.11111
31.75 “1132.25
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THE PRESCRIPTION WBTORE.
Telephone Gall. 15—2
2 All Orders Delivered Free of Charge. W
TODAY lWN WALL STREET.
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‘ WALL STREET 10:10 a m.-—The
unsettlement remaining after yester-
day’s nervous market. The fluctua-
tions were limited in extent, however,
in most or the active stocks and there
was a fair mixture of gains with the
prevailing losses. A feature was the
sale of 2,000 sharesiof Southern P11.
clflc at 72% and 73 compared with 74
States Steel pfd sold at 82%, and 82,
compared with 82% last night. West-
droppcd 2%, Canadian Pacific 1%,
Mexican Central and Wisconsin Cen-
tinl old. a point and Toledo, St. Louis
and Western pf'd., Southern Railway
pid. and Anaconda large fractions.
our! Pacific 2 and New York Central
‘ WALL STREET, 111a; m.—~A decid-
ed drop in prices occurred soon after
the opening on a result of the heavy
liquidation In the copper and U. S.
Steel stocks. The low price of vestsn
piescntative stocks including St Paul
Southern Pacific, U. 8. Steel, Amalga-
mated Copper and American Smelling.
The largest declines were Granny Min-
ing 5, American Smeltlng pfd 4%, Vlr
ginln iron 3%, American Smoltlng and
Colorado and. Southern lat old. 3% and
other stocks from, 1 to 2%. Buying
orders for both accounts caused a sub-
sequent rally of about a point in many
stocks.
WALL STREET, Noon .——-'l‘he sup
port which the market received caused
a recovery of the early losses in the
lending stocks. Meantime there was a
spilling out of long stock in minor
stocks. The market showed some ner-
vousness at the top" prices, but held
comparatively well. Bonds were
easy.
1. WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—~Efforts to
drive Reading dowri disclosed support
at 86% and it rallied. Elsewhere the
movement was slight, but the general
tone was strengthened by the bid
ding up of Atchison, Northern Pacific
and Brooklyn Transit National Load
pfd fell 3 and Macksy Companies 1
Stocks made a good recovery when
it become known that all sheets had
passed the Stock Exchange Clearing
House successfully, thus indicating
that no failures had occurred. The
market then settled into a quieter
toNEW YORK, 0ct. l7.-—Thc suspen-
sion of Otto Heinze & Company was
announced 0n the Stock Exchange this
afternoon.
NEW YORK,0ct.1'i--A dispatch
from Butte, Mont, says that the Sav-
lugs Bank of Butts has temporarily
suspended. This bunk according lo a
recent statement mired depOsltors 34‘
621, 970. Although a savings bank the
institution transacted a general panic
in: business
REAL ESTATE SALES.
John it. Morton toSamuol W. Hoyt.
lit. building lot. Summit street. War.
Helena Danieison to firing at
J;
- lugs, Raymond street War.
street and South Osborn avenue. War.
Miner D. Randall to Norwalk Realty
Title and Investment Corporation isn
Zundt strmt and South Osborn avenue,
and buildings. Cottage Avenue. Van W
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proof.
With a
OUR BTOOK THE LIMiT OPW OORREGTNESS AND DiBTiNOTiVE. .BTYLEWW ‘
LET US TALK WIT OVER WITH VWOU AN
LINE OF FABRICS AND FASHION DESIGNS.
vous smsuos w1L1W. ssosivs A WARlJl sacss'rlou WHEN, .
THEY Visrr YOU T1113 WiNTEfiulF‘ YOU aw yous cOAL 0F 1.19.7"1
sous our THE ass-r sow. COAL THAT 13 cost-
3. . H‘ershfield- '
122 WATER STREET..
MILL, foot of Marshall Street.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street.
Lumber and Mill Work for EverytmngWW f"
from a. Piggery to
Now is the time to repair roofs for winter’s blast
everywarlsty of shingles ranging in price from $2. to?
Also we have for but roofs the
LINCOLN ROOFING.
A superior brand of ready-mode. unto-date roofing.
root is needed. Will stand tropic heat, or arctic col.
but has no rubber in it. Has no tar in it. Has no
any intelligent workman. A
ric made For all commerci
Fresh Chop Beef
.Round Steak................1.....
It is tight, pliable and waterproof .
flinty sand it presents an excellent ppesrsnce and mists ' '-
than iron and more durable than ti.
a mass of spongy fibre which holds water and is soo soaked on. It is not
backed with ssphaitum or rosin. and when properly laid. there is little, it,
any, expansion or contraction. It makes a. line. pin 11 flooring. taking the
place of oil cloth. Warrantcd for eight years' wear without repairs or at
tentlou of any kind. Samples on app iicatlon.
Sausage ...
nuov memos snub _
snow ous £2thle
l ,
”Halli.” ‘W, ‘V
“consonant
"WI-eh also. 1
1 TBA: “'21
13. 11.19.09,,
and 'storms. We have 1 '
to $10. 50 per thousand.
d where any good,
Looks like rubbo
Can be laid by
dor.
perfect non-conductor—iEie best insulating his .
al purposes. practically
Bats will not. touch it. Under stable floors
Acids cannot affect it like tin or iron.
Coated with fine,
tire It is cooler
reproof. It is vermin
in is most excellent.
Itisnotmtodwithu‘
.1..l.......14¢WW
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‘W1 Fort street and Pleasant avenue. War.
John and Emma lives to Dudlily S.
W Trowbridge, three lots. Foster Park.
1 ' 1111911119.th
War.
3011mm ll. Hastings to Emma M.
Berks. l t, bullion ”strcbt. War.
11mm rm and wife to Antonio
Andriuo and Nicole Odds, land and
buildings. 0:2?” street and Woodward
War
has A. Hoyt to Lana M. Simon. lot ‘
and buildings, Third street, East H...» 1
" two. lk.
:in demon. building lot. Franklin :1ch 1 ~
Augusto C. W. dhiifimh to Mary
Norwalk Chronicler