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14 Washington in. f I;
MONA" chattel-Arias.
lsarunuaY—me—eunoav.‘
‘ 500,750,» 11:00, 81.25“".59303. ‘ ‘
Frank E. Batter.
var“ if
new chooser atone.
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com-
pany Begins Bullpen in
Former Post-0 ice.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
“havens" cuocotarae —- 25c. *‘
51 li'lslinalun hurl.
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Mn—vmm hmfifl ...
local News tutti.
WEATHER FORECAST. '
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
I‘Iilhh ,Sundliy partly cloudy anti wan
mar. A slightudiaturbancc that» is
central lhlhmol‘hing in Arkansas Ia
producing cloudy and rainy weather in
the Mississippi Valley. An ill't‘li of
high pressure over the Lake region is
producing cool. pleasant Weather in
the central and eastern sections, The
temperature is rising in the Western
sections. The lowest temperatures re-
ported this morning were in Northern
Michigan, where it. was 20 to 25 above
zero. The weather in this Vicinity will
be fair and continued cold tonight.
Sunday partly cloudy and‘warmer, fOIr
lowed by rain.
A regular rehearsal oi’ Eureka Re-
bekah Lodge was held last erenlng.
A. S, Green, of Norwalk. is now in
the employ of Electrician it. D. At-
water, in New Canaan.
wSpecials in .ll-Ioeiery and Under-
wear for Saturday and Sunday. M. S.
Smith & Company.
_—______._
_ Mrs. William 1“. Korn has returned
tram a visit with relatives and friends
in Sulilield, and Springfield, lilacs.
—-\\'atch for the advertisement of
the Great. Atlantic & Pacific Tea, Co.
on Monday's paper. The prices will
certainly interest. you.
Station Master 'll‘rederlck ii. liay-
niond, of South Not-walk depots. in
confined to his home in Spring street,
with a. serious case of indigcation.
———l“rech Hams. Jtic 1b.; fresh sido
l’ork, 14c; Hooks. the, at l-inyes‘ Mkt.
A sun was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Seymour, or Clev~
cloud, 0. This, event. a . Hon. and
Mrs. John new , ‘1‘ ’at‘avenu'o,
grandparents. ‘ '
i
bliss Phoebe Crawford and Miss
Bertie Vun Hooacur, oi Norwalk, nail-
ed this morning at 9:30 on steamer St.
Paul of the American Line, from New
York. to Southampton: Both will spend
part of the winter abroad.
~llouvy Weight. Ouliuu It‘liililiols
and F‘lunuclctteu, special for Saturday
and Monday. M. S. Smith & Co.
One or the balloons sent up by the
New York World landed yesterday at-
tornoon in the top ot' a tall trea rm tho
property of Joueph Cox. Mr. (lox
would not. allow anyone. to climb tho
true and this morning the balloon was
gone.
m
mil you want to reduce your grocery
bill. call at the (trout Atlantic hi Pa-
rltlc 'I‘ea Cofu new store at till Wash-
ington street.
The town board of containers; will be
at the umce or H. E. Mead and (tour
puny, Eaet avenue, East. Norwnlk. on
Monday night at 7:30 to receive lioia.
They will be at tho. elore of it). it. iorv
hum, lanai Norwalh, Tuesday evening
at the some hour and for the name our.
pinto,
”You can buy choice i‘nl Fowla luv
1: lau- 1b.. at liuycu' Mkl.
II. I.. Mueller. formerly of South
Norwulh. now liviuiz in New York.
and bile-a (tiara Kalbniu, who wore
olilolly wad lam. week were glit'HIH
so the Hawthorne inn hon. Sillurtiov
wooing. Mien Kalrhuin in u .lcwirb
eirl oi‘ alrlking beauty. While Mr.
Monitor in a Christian tanking it a
ram buppvniim. The bride In only fit-
lurn ,vcnru or our and the groom rhth»
torn. ’l‘boy were accompanied by Mr.
and him. llritlo. the latter helm: it
«later or the bride, bring lllilll'll in
marriage at the alone time.
“lilllll ll‘lolol Htii’n I’llloWB. BTW Ill!“
ward. M. H iimilh hi (lo.
ltd-v, licorgr I), Egbert, pullior of tho
Norwulk itonurvlzational (liiurrlt, luul
been invited to llliilili the uddrl-aa oi'
the cveuluu tomorrow owning, at a
union of the churclioa oi‘ WillitI Pinion
in the new hiclhodiut Memorial itlmrrh
of that place. To uinko ii poaaihlo for
him to conic, the White Plains people
have arranged to aupniy lilii pulpit in
the First Church hrm with the llov.
Whiter Byron Dickimon, the bright
young motor of oneI of the “White
Plains Congregational Chlil‘illlm. Mr.
Egbert will be. in his pulpit. tomorrow
morning tut canal. leaving [or his lip-
poinimcnt of tomorrow (ironing in the
afternoon.
Beet. iron and Wine
FOR WEAK PEOPLE.
a..~,‘._ ”h...‘ ”We . .-
,Wli
Priuripilon'lltuqnim.
Open OIMMII. , Moth Norwaik.
Company, whiohis knOWn from coast
to coast as the greatest tea and 810'
ccry dealer in the world, in to open a
Where the poet oiilco was before it.
moved to the South Norwuik Club
Building.
This gigantic concern now operates
300 utoi'cs in different parts of the
country, and it is still branching out
rapidly, no less than forty-live new
storeu having been opened since Jun-
nary first. ' , _
The new store in this city is a Very
striking one, the front being painted
,ni bright red with a large gold lettered
a 3n.
' inside. the same color scheme, rod
and gold. is carried out. The side
walls are covered with shelving incar-
lug a tremendous stock of groceries
.Of all kinds, it. being iheiboaet of the
company that it carries everything ox-
rept kerosene oil. Tone and coffees.
spices of all kinds, flour. sugar, canned
goods, bottled goods. and in fact. every-
thing to he found in the most. tip-to
date grocery store; '
0n the west side are the spleen in
drawers painted red anti having in gold
letters the name of the article which
is contains. The store is equipped
with u Chill] carrier system working
from different parts of the utore.
There is an electric coffee mill of the
latest design and at: the rear of the
store is the refrigerator for butter,
cheese and eggs, with glass doors, ol-
lowing the etock to be seen. Several
computing scales guarantee accuracy.
being located at different points in the
store.
The store also has an automatic
cheese cutter which can slice off
cheese from a penny slice to a halt a
cheese.
The store is fully equipped in every
Way and carries a large. stock. includ~
ing rockers and vegetubIoS and every-
thi g else in the tea. coffee and gro:
ccry ilne.
ilarry liobhell. who has been mau-
ager oi‘ the .Norwalk store for some
time takes charge of the new SIOI‘I'
and will be assisted by .l. A. Flag-g.
Several drivers will be put on as soon
as the store opens.
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ATTORNEY LIGHT’S NEW OFFICE.
——_——l
With Prosecuting Attorney Tammany
Possession Will Be Taken Next
.. Week.
Auomoya John H. Light. and WH-‘
llnm F. Tammany expect. to take poa-
seheion oi‘ their new' law oillcos next
week, end when they are settled. they
will have the lineal. few others In this
section of the stale. ‘ ~
The whole floor of the building rr.
cellily purchased by Judge Light will
be used, it being next door to his pre-
sent. pillars and over the clothing store
of Louis A. Price.
A large study and reception room
for Judge Light has been fitted up in
the from. of the building and hand
aomely furnished with a large table
and chairs. A corridor connects this
with the otlice of Prosecuting Attorney
'l‘ummnny at the rear, which connects
with the library another large. room at
the rear. which also ()lil'tlt-l into the
utcnogrupher'u room. Between the No
are two waiting rooms.
The Interior is finished in oak and
the overhead work is of glans. A immi-
nome brnsa railing lu'namcnte the
Htuirwaya and in every feature the
rooms are convenient, plcanuut and
handy.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
'ii‘liNElt/il. or ALEXANDER
M'i..i~1AN.
'i‘lio romaine oi the late Alexandr-r
pooled to arrive. in South Norwnlk to.
morrow. Funeral aorviron will he held
from the residence of bill stator, Mrs.
Lucile (lauiblo. tieaviow uvrnur, Maul
Norwulk, Monday afternoon at 2:
o‘clock.
FUNERAL OF GEORGE ii. (IIiVIi‘JIN.
The body ol’ George Honry (lovt-rn.
who died In Cleveland. ('lhlo, urrlvml in
South Norwnlk, yonlerduy. and the.
burial took place thin morning In llu-
lou tlrlnolcry. ltowayton. liev. i-‘ruuk
t', iirown. pander of tho liownyiou ilup-
Hill Church. omciutod.
William Luann. the nonlinear who
killed a woman in Ili‘llllxopm‘i. Iimi
alum. wall formerly employed by (lol-
oool iv}. ll. itinlllewaou. oi \l-‘oei avenue.
Iaat «tumour.
Saturday“ Sale of
-<i SHEET MUSIC 1::-
10 cents a. cepy.
tine Wan a‘Grond Old may.
Down in the Old Cherry Orchard.
iiloudy.
The Heart. You Loot. in Maryland
You'll Find in ’l’onneceeo.
Come out, in the Moonlight.
llown Our Way.
When Jackie. iiullll.
‘ AND 100 OTHERS.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS “Oil!
in North Main It» ulna Numb:
Merit for A. o. Iphldlu'c
store on Monday in the Marvin block, ‘
cd from
» $10 to $30.
you will concede that: in quality, in design. in tailor-
ing and in fit there are no clothes so good as ours to
be had in town at our prices. The more you com~
pare, the brighter ours shine by comparison with any
and all others.
We show the biggest range of the new fabrics
and colors, in the mostrecent models, in both Suits
and Overcoats. We'd like to show them to you.
It’dihcmaternity-usual quality of our clothes
for men that malice-them worth advertising and
vmnhyolifing. Our aim-is to sell clothcsihat in-
éurc satisfaction, not merely to make a prefit, The
number-algal, men who buy all their clothes cf us in-
dicate! 116in closely we. come to the mark.
If you ‘wm do us the favor to examinethc splen-
did lines of Fall Suits and Overcoats we present pric-
ln plain hard English, the man. wh
being the very best and lowest priced is an unmitigated
liar. A merchant cnu’t sell the best goods at the lowest.
price and stay in business two minui
most in this businesswprlce next.
gather here,.nnd you'll find it so to y
you trade with us.
They are
lBuy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
o talks of goods as
Quality tells
linked to—
our satisfaction, 1!
08.
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
WATCHMAN.
Kmfims
“MmfiBé
Book and Stationery Stores. W“ .
6 South Main St. South Norwalk
Same
Furniture, Pianos,
.ers’
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Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
i.
Raymond
LOW RATE OF lNSURFANCE.
g;
It Michell Ind Sporting M :3, l
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gNivnRA.
Mrlwnu. who died in the West, are rx~ :
You can ttu it
15 CENTS.
Your Grocer Has It.
Bros.
for
pen so...
From 7 to
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ay Night
8'.
Open Every Day from 9 to 3.
THE SOUTH NI
RUST COMP
x
GENERAL BANKINO
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
ill/4
it
sane oarosrr‘ BOXES
FOREIGN DRAFTS
, The only bank doing a general bdhkih
“‘8 h mam ‘
“is I] M. A.
a .I‘ If“
3 business open Saturday
Saturday Candy
. fluctuated rather feverishly
littoral. *
FRESH FROM BOSTON EVERY
W K.
APOLLO CHOCOLATE-s. There is
no othercnudy so uuperlatlvely line as
the APOLLO. We have free damplee
for those who have never used it. in
boxes at 30c. 400, 60c, 809 and $1.50.
CALIFORNIA .PORT OR SHERRY
WINE. '
Special at 256 Pint. 50c Quart.
SUNNYSIDE RYE WISKEY.
Spelal ‘at 89!: Bottle.
.Ltilill, '—-- Ii.
initial Philliill.
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15—2,
All Order: Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY It?! WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a, m.-'i'lie
stock market opened rather-quiet and
at higher prices-than last night. Some
of the gains were sharp, but. all the'rule
the advances did not; carry prices ful-
ly up to the curly bondon parity. 'l‘herlr
was a sprinkling ot‘ small lorries. lands-
ville &. Nashville rose 2%, Amulgumul-
ed Copper 2%, Atlantic (hutst. line,
North American and (letter-a] Electric
2, Federal Mining pic! and American
lax-.omollve 1%,». (ltmsoliduted Gas 1%
Union Pacific, St. Paul, Chicago Great
Western old. A.. and Anaconda 1_ and
Southern Railway, Alchieon. Brooklyn
Truncit and Ann-limb Smelling largo.
fractions.
WALL STREET. 1! u. tux-«Tho im~
provemeut in Dl‘li't‘s afforded opportun~
ity to clean out. some accounts and
there was considerable selling which
converged on the Hill stocks. latter
on. Reading and New York (Feiitrul
weakened and in time the entire. list
became heavy with most stocks rulinz
below yesterday's closing. lrcut Nor-
thern old. and Delaware & Hudson
were quoted 2% last. night. Northern
Pacific 2, and several stocks one or
more. There were a low advances.
WALL STREET. Closer—v’l‘he man"
but cloned irregularly strong. Prices
alter a
rally on the showing of a small fir-
flrit on the bank statement. but sel-
llng pressure was not heavy and the
market steadied again. There were
wide changes some inactive tenure.
LONDON Oct. :lu.~—-lli‘oney in llll.‘
market today continued in good do-
mantl, with rates firm. Discounts
firm. Much caution was chl'i'lucd,
bending a settlement. of the financial
troubles in New York.
The Stock Exchange finished an ex-
citing work with the mar calm and
prices steady. The volume of cushions
truiihnctcd in first-class securities wus
not Ho large as titllll‘ii, owing to the.
approach of the saith-intent. and, al-
tbongh consuls (liltii’d on the prospect
of the sending oi? gold from here to
the United States and the dearer rutos
charged for money, the imderlonu \vns
decidedly good.
Americans were comparatively quiet.
the dealings being confined principal-
ly to Union Pacific, Attrliison, Topeka
and Santa Fe and Missouri l’acitic.
Prices opened well above parity and
closed i‘irm. Copper ntroug. ' Foreign-
vre were quiet. .lupnneue wrro weak.
The Bank of England today sold Shit.-
00 in French gold.
BOSTON, Oct. Eli—«Mistral stocks
were strong and prince bold well on
active trading during the first hour.
American Telephone 97 up 1; Utah.
29%. up it; North Billie 33, up 1.9; u.
S. Smelling 27, up ‘A.
MELLEN’S LINES HAVE
ENTERED SHIP COMBINE
irol Entire American Coast
Wise Trade in the Gulf
NEW YORK. Oct. Ztien'i‘ho recent
report that. (‘harlru w. Morse was
planing radical changes in tho Imm-
llgcniont of the constituent Minoan.
lra comprising the Coiiaolldnlod Steam»
ship “hull, was confirmed today when
the directora ot' the different rom-
llllllliln met, In this city and libido rur-
ioull chungea in their iunnunouwut.
The effort or llierlo chungou woe the
practical restoration of the “(Who in vu-
ugomchl. of several of tho nulmltliury
companion to their former owuora and
unnmgors.
Calvin Auallu, prruideni of lb.- lion.
holidatud Eiteumuhlp liuca Hill] the bend
of all the unheldiury companion. ex:
renting the New York and Porto liico
steamship companion of Maine itiill
New York, r tired an prolilticbl oi the
Ward and llfillory linen. He was auc-
ouetied by H. P. ileum and Henry R.
Mallory. reenactivoly, who had forlnv
crly been at. the head oi‘ thoae com-
panics.
There were unconfirmed rrporla to‘
night that. today’a changer meant that
.i. P. Morgan it Company. and the
New York, New Haven, and Hartford
fairs or the shipping combine with
powerful influence and that than was
{orsbadowed a greater combine, includ-
ing the Morse Compnniee and the
New Haven road'n merino liner, to
control the entire litn Moan COHEIMIISO
«binning trade of the dentin- and the
gulf.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cllflordwii. In Scallop. J. Kerahaw,
D. O. Briana. C. (i. Moreliouae, W. F‘.
Tmbliluil, New York: H. D. Bloom.
Rochester; Mr. and tire. ii. 8. Stair
Superiority in the onc‘word that do-
finel our kind of clothes, made for it's
by the but talented exports We know
of, from the but and most cervica-
ablo fabric: shown in the textile man
Consolidated Railroad t0 Con- ,
Railroad company had entered the alt ,
kcte |
all of‘hlgh grade 3
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‘fin.
' HEAD T0 FOOT
98 Washington Street,
,- - «main-Ill“
Price's clothing in brim full of style,
perfect to ill, give: enduring service
and biggest money'n worth.
Furnishings, hats and shoal, too.
é Price’s Clothing
Tel. 165-5." ‘« Val Alllwl _
t medium cost.
‘..
Store.
OUTFITTERS. .
h. ’1 South NONIHL .
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122 WATER STREET.
A Warm Reception.
w: "v‘ a.“
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. Hershfieid 8: Son.
. diam.
TELEPHONE 294
THE and a:
AILEY CO.
MILL, foot of Marshall Street. “' ~ 1' ~: Tuba-3..
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. '{f "‘ ‘ I, 3 ' Tel. 48-2.
Now is the time to repair roots for
every variety of ahingles ranging in pri
Also We have for flat roofs the
root is needed. Will stand tropic heat
but has no rubber in it.
Lumber and Mill Work
from a. Piggery to a. Palace.
”1,110.“ . , i
LINCOLN ROOFING.
A. aliperlor brand of ready-made. up-to-date roofing. Good where any good
Has no tar in it.
I
to Everything
winter‘s blasts and storms. We huVe
cc from $2.50 to $10.50 per thousand;
fl‘..i
or arctic cold.
Has no odor.
Looks like rubber
Can be laid by
any Intelligent workman. A perfect non-couductor-«the best insulating flab
Acids. cannot affect it like tin or iron.
I. WALL OTIIIT.
He made. For all commercial purposes, practically fireproof. it is vermin
proof. Rats will not touch it. Under stable floors it ale most excellent.
it is tight, pliable and waterproof
(‘outed with line, flinty sand it presents an excellent appearance and resists
lire. it is cooler than iron and more durable than tin. It is not coated with
a mass of spongy fibre which holds water and is soon soaked oil. It. is not
backed with asphaltum or rosin, and when properly laid. there is little, it
any, expansion or contraction. it makes a. fine, plain flooring, taking the
place of oil cloth. Warranted for eight years’ wear without repairs or at-
tention of any kind. Samples on application.
0. B. Jackson,
Optician. 4
Everything- in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
NORWAL‘. t
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FROM $15 UP.
FeirCIoakand FurStor
A ISRAEL,
68 Washington Street,
.e .__.,........
$5.00
in ion
hot. lively tire amiable for baking,
and hunting your been.
HARRIS &
I 1'10". 450. I i y ‘
wood
New Milford; Misses Edith and irons
Young, Ernest. Young, East Norwelk;
Moi. Henry Slutty, Mia, John Beck,
Mrs. John Callahan. Glarenoo Smith.
New llama: i. ti. miller. ii. 0. Small-
oy, Horton: C. R. illuminated Rapids;
F‘. O’iiyan. Philadelphia: Charles
Woodruii. North Adams: 'l‘. H. ni'lra
toll, New Britain: Ii. 0. Derby. Dam
bury: it. i. Kelley, Rockford. ill.
Mlheokemwa-N. Kempner. in. Hart»
porn; Frank Si‘. anemia. New. haven;
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w-
Coa
Try a ion at our “12 NUT COAL.
I‘ Fred
I
South Nowell.
Proprietor.
M
$5.00 ,'
Illll‘ I011
u ilghic quickly, malt» a
iii-oiling, trying. boiling. routing
GANS CO.
on with» direct.
Block, New rm: nth. rout '
Waterbury; O. P. Wilson, New York;
W. M. Cox. Stamford: hit. hormonal. . ,
iiowayion: Wm. Daniela, New Oanaau:
8. ti. Barnum, Percy (i. ailment, New
Haven; .l. L. Dewberry, 't'erryvillr:
L. A. Libby, Hariiord; Attica Moore.
Bunion: ii. ii. Oarpeuter.,ciir: i... it.
Wheeler. Dnnbury; it. it. tiardlnrr.
Baltimore, Md. ,
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New Your city consumer 5,360,000 ,
. undue! ten annually. ,,,,, .9. ‘ .
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