' ‘ noduuoney savcd."
Elm.” “‘"“”" ”“73: " :'
sore full of surprisesr bristle with
' is money nowadays, and if our "gobd
.story" makes this point clear, you
a .
span to b
no affect/so by tho‘nctiom
. Ouiyzafowpsrsons worn in line be.
fore. the doors of tholndustrlai Trust
Company. onriytodoy. and it‘wns gone-
rnll-y believed that the worst oi! the
financial panic had passed after hav-
‘ ins domornlized banking conditions tor
two days. . i
A committee from the Providence
Clearing House had charga of the
financial situation today. Tho Clean
in; House Committee held a insetluit
last night. which was protracted well
into this morning. As a result of the
meeting the committee took action to
render assistance to banks it called
upon, with the.reconnncudntlon that in
.jletllllly if its point is clear.‘ The best,
torrtbut we offer today is that our
of procedure in, times of currency striu.
Kenny, and its object. is to prevent the
withdrawal of money from circulation.
The Trust Company opened at the
usual hour. Those who first came in
found the. 90 days' notice llllllOUllCtl'
meat and it soon became gcueraiiy
known. The announcement. was re:
ccivcd quietly.
inasmuch as checking accounts are
not, affected by the rule. there will be
IA...‘
, i the payment and certification of
. . . ‘ \ o checks , such checks shall be made
’ ‘ payable only through the Clearing
‘ House. This is the customary method
L1,; "
~~m<w
good points. and will win your uni
iirovnl iteycr a good story did. Tints
can count on it as a story of “limo
Como ill and lot
us. prove it. ‘ A. no l‘litlicully in merchants and immu-
_ l’ccturcrs securing cash for their pay-
GOPYRIGH l'OllH. The action “3 understood to htlYti
T been taken in order to been in check
, » . ‘lhe more timid depositors whose confl-
CLOTHING dcnce in banks generally had bccn im-
‘ ‘ paired by the recent. happenings ill
I 9 ‘this city and New York.
COMPANY g - There were scvorai depositors wait-
, flag to withdraw their savings when
p in)“ notice was posted, but. the crowd
‘. 6 North Main Street. I .toduy was much smaller than yester-
day. At several places in Rhodc is-
land whcre the company has branches
there was no excitement \vhatcvcr.
PITTSBURG, Oct. 2ti.—-—Thcrc will
be no session of the Pltislmrg Stock
cxchungc hcrc today. If the situation
lcontinucs to improve the cxchanac will
{probably rc-Open next Monday.
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
Financial Situation Quiels
Down
(Continued From First Page.)
l , Mr. Hanlon Gives Views on
Politics
! _1 (Continued From First Page).
all throughout. the wcck‘s cxcitcmcnt
has been lack of currency, There was
not. enough actual money in the city
to stand the tremendous drain without.
cutting down loans. The snmil bunk-
ing institutions that. closed this wcck
have good supplies of gilt cdgoli sccu~
rities in their vaults. bIIl. Iln-y could
neither sell them nor borrow moncy on
them this week simply because of tho
scarcity of actual paper, gold and tail-
ver money.
No apprehension was felt this morn-
ing as to the result. of today's financial
transactions. The Stock Exchange and
Ibo banks will be open for business
for only two hours and the Stock Err
change will not be troubled by the
money situation, as all the loans madc
‘Jcistei'dtiy carry over until. Monday un-
‘icr the ordinary mice of the exchange.
There were small lid of, depositors
in from of the Trust Co npany of Ame.
‘ica and the Lincoln Trust Company.
m
(«Extension to reasonable limits. and lic-
iicvc that property in this town will
bu l‘lilliliict'il in value for morc in can
your than tho cutirc cost of thc im-
provomcut. It. is clear Ihat lhc main
:lycliuc. Wosl. around botwccn tho
lulnbury and Norwnlk bridgo and tho
.\l->Ibmlisl Church. could bc ti‘cuicd in
that. way with as much satisfaction as
though tlu- brick pavcmcnl \vcvc cx-
tt-mlcd, nl illrcc lilnos lhc cost ovcr
that portion.
' At 11 Incl-ling hold in this city sonic
icw works ago, it was Viilt'li In buy
a trim sprayer. llct. us just look at
lllv siiimlitm lhcrc. It was sluicil
that this sprayer would cost $500, and
l hi’lit'Vt' lilill‘ is what was paid for it.
What did that morning (10‘! it simply
but their number was not. so great as nuthorizrd the Imrclumius ui’ llw
at the same hour on yesterday, Hpmycr. without any appmpriuliou
The direction which remedial ci‘fmis Whairvcr to lull Ibm spl'llyrr ium
will take has been the subject of car-
ucst consideration and some diffcrcm-o
or opinion cven among the most impor-
tant bankers of the city. The diffi-
culties are udmitlcdly in large inca-
sure local. It is felt that ihesnddcn
lack of confidence is not very wide-
spread throughout the country. The.
situalion at Pillsburg and Providcncc
is expected to right itself. Unde'r‘thnsc
circumstances it was first suggested
that an effort be made to rcllova the
tcnsion in New York by gold imports
and something in that line is bcinu
dono. ,
Whether the mic of exchange and
the price of American sucuritics will
reach a level to enable gold imports
on a sufficiently large scale. to bc (~11
icctive remains to be scan. it. is felt.
as Jacob 11, Schii'f put it yI.-slcrliu,v.
film an effort to prcss the matmr is
likely to mcct. with obstructive Incu-
surcs in London. *"
As an alternative Incans of rclicl
thc Clearing House loan ourilficnlcs
have been discussed in a teuntlvo way.
Naturally every one is loath to adopt
this expedient and it. is full; that it is
by no mcnus accessory to H‘SOI‘l to it.
A mccliug of the Clearing llousc As
soclaiion will probably be held today
to pass upon the question. '
London quotations for American sc-
vuritics were considerably above New
York’s closing prices yesterday. Union
Pacific was up 1%, Northern Pacific
4%, N. Y. Ccntrul 2‘ n, and lllinois Cun-
irnl 3%.
Members of the Clcaring .llousc
Uommlttcc went into session at 10
o'clock this morning.
The Sub-Treasury received $10,000,.
000 in small bills from Washington.
The Trust Company of America on-
cncd its doors as usual ill it) o'clock
:Iclunl liar; and tin) conscuucuco is.
up have the spruycr hcrc in our cm.
and i am crcdlbly informed that m-
havo not up to tho proscnl limo uml
ii on our, iron in tho city. it is is us
i haw hcrcin IIicnllom-d. ii is up to
tho llusillcss Man‘s A:-»sociaiiou lo
again call lbc Iiitl-iiliou to tho propu-
authorities} that. wv may saw our
trot-s. which add to lllt‘ In-uuly of our
city.
()ur walcr supply has addud lIu~
mcnscly to tho valuc of property in
this city. and could ho sold to :1 pri-
\‘illu cmnpnuy today for douhlc its or-
uiuul cost. or for illc cnliro hondcd
til'lil of llw city. \\'c own it, and art-
proud of it. and ycl. cxcollcill us lbc
water is and rcusouuhiy purc as it is.
it. is not as good as \vc can makc it.
nor is it as good as h ought to bc
'l‘hI- tirupo reservoir has not born
clcuncd out sincc it was built forty
yours ago. The supply is not abqul
ant Miougli to supply our uccds in dry
scasons.
\\‘0 art- form-d to buy watcr of our
sislcr city at $100 a day. for works at
a limp. and at such limos tbcu can ill
afford in upon; it, for it draws down
ibc prcssurc on the hills. so that Ihcru
In just complaint against ihcir civilly:
ii to us at all. It is prolmhlc that wv
ought to build still amullcr rI-scrvolr.
and Wu certainly ought. to chum Iiu
iirupc reservoir and purity tbc cnIirI'
\valcr supply of tho <2in by lrculmmll
of the scdlmcnl by ilimw proccsscs
now wcll known to scicucc that. will
remove from it all harmful author. and
WP ought. illso it) pi'niI't'l (llll‘ l't‘Hl‘i"
\‘oirs from any contamination from
anv soul-cc.
lenticmon, wc mesh-ct our
public
duties: wo ucglccl our local
politics:
' ‘ ii is dillicull to not poor own to run.
today. More were fewer then one “he look back to a limo w it'll our lllii"l
bundrmi dcposiiors in line and tin» "rum“...m mm"... W]... proud to in-
romplmy officials Ill‘ciarcd that the run tho wardcn of tho borough and III.-
lfl’:l\'l‘l‘. . ulcuibors of tho old Court of liIIrst-us-
IiII- stuck IuIlrkI-t opcnod firm and us. It is not so now; wc how to limit
highcr. llllt'il to iakc thosc nominations ox
Ullllm I'Hl'lllt‘ ”It i. Nlll'ilil‘l'll Plli‘l‘lccpi whcro llll'll with amino pcrsouul
lid 5... Alchiwm “2 “I'd .v\llli|li-iiil|\lill’i1‘lntornst push lhcmscivcs forward.
2‘, . . i know it is not l'ushiouubb- to tulil
braiding bunkers dcclurmi today politics in public moorings especially
that conditions WNW Hitch llitli lllt'l’lof ll social lliillll'i'. Wu scam to bl-
woliid probably bc chin to import sold IIIl‘raiIi of Ii, but I‘m going to talk
from Landau on Monday to the «lecul i plain. l admire that ciiizon of South
of about. 310.000. ‘.'orwuik. who. bclicvms that a town
'i’ho liauhcrs' pool. which has bcciiloiiiccr. am: of tho sciccinlcu had not
supporting Illt' Stock ldxchunin- housch‘ i sIood up for his duty had undid public
uavc liwin furihor assuruncps iodni‘lofllco for his privu'ic inicruats uml
}hnl marry woul‘d Ibo provided for will ‘ ought not to ho. rcuouIluuiI-Il wcui In
nulls wiuu ur-cIct. la uhil- cau' s um - ' ~
l’ilO\'ll.)lilN(.‘.lii, it. 1.. Oct. 2ii.-»~’l‘lIn‘iaIII-li)l, witllolltLhrItitioI i‘tYMtlm‘it cillfihh
iIIduiIiI-lui 'l‘rusl (lollipop poulcd no ‘whom luu intruded to illiliiiliillo. Iumkc
* Poor Richard Junior Says
in tho Saturday Evening Post,‘"l‘hose who are looking for ten per
cent. sometimes got it in the distribution of the assets."
FOUR per cent. in this strong, mutual savings bank. proiotticd
by strict laws and safeguarded by conservative investuwnt of lands
and by our large surplus is better than taking eliltncos.
TheSouth Norwalk Savings Bank
. chansons Building, 07 Washington smut, South Norwnlk. Conn.
been "
n. Checkingctvccouuts will not .
' ir. , art . it
i no ”the-other salon
utter failure in their duty; and. rot.
pots transistor. and withouta rat t.
those some men were renaminu ad or
soloctmen. E . .
There is another matter that I think
proper to bring before this meeting
and that is regarding the binomial:
the Council should make up their bad-
getsfor the different departments for
the crushing Years. We all know‘how
it is done at. the present time. They
endeavor to figure out the supposed
rate of taxes for the city on a suppos-
ed grand-list. Why not have it so or.
ranged during the next Legislators?
'l‘he grand-list would be madc up be-
foro the budget was prevantcd by tho
Councii,‘thon we would know exactly
what the rate would b‘b.
I am not going into detail at: this
time, the way our highways were con-
ducted the past year, but if you will
turn to page seven in the sauna: rcgcrt
made by tho solcotmon for the town
of Norwalk you will find that the ex-
ir nmoucy expanded over and above
the contrasts cutercd into by the 'o-
iuctmcu and the different rondmcn
amounted to in the different districts,
$16,836.57; and that where $2.2ti3.62
was expended the travel in walnut-r
son with other parts of the town is
i» to 100. And mind you. this work was
all day work. with no foreman other
than the man who owned his own
teams hired his own help, and the
town settled at the rate of so much
per day. in place of having thrcc or
our foreman for this town. in my
.judgmeut it recommendation from the
i‘bIslncss Men's Association to the 0f-
i‘icinls who have this matter ill coarse
might lesson this large expense and
outlay of extra work. in my judg-
ment our town could copy from the
city at a saving. And all this could
again be brought about. as heroin Incu-
Iioucd by a joint meeting of the city
and town governmcnt.
Jilsi- ll passing location in regards
to tho gas and electric lighting for
manufacturing and business purposes
We ought to ha in a position to have
Not-walk supply those two items to the
people. whom we got to locate in our
. city and town as cheaply as the people
{or our sister city of South Norwulk.
noIicc in some.- places. as i go
,l
.Iiu-ough on the trains. in diffcrcnt ci-
.ilcs am] towns. signs setting forth thc
iudruuiago that that, particular town
zoffcrs. to muuul‘acturings to iocntc in
llbcir mhlsi. And this modc of mlvar
tlsiuiz would cost little; but i rcallzc
ill all costs moncy. and whilc I am not
familiar rcgarding tho \rculth of tbv
liusillcss bicu's association, it would
am in: out of lilill't-é. in my judgment.
if during the Motor IIIoulhs. in placc
of an cxpousivc bilnquct ll’ \vc saw to
tho litltijllt‘ Iil‘ Nlli‘wflik mic or two
good leciurcs from mic or two man at
national .rcpnlallon. and thcrcby :lc
clunuluic a. limp surplus to carry out
to u succcssi’ul issue, sonic of thc sag»
gustious that how bccu llli‘lllililii‘d
hcrc this evening. ‘
To my mind. tho mom important
oillccs in Ilu». gift of Illc l‘ouunou
Council of this city. is thc sI-lcctlon
of tho IlsScssprs. For if they worn sc-
lccilzll with grcat ,carc and judgincnl
in rcgards to iltncss and ability
throwing i‘riI-ndsbip and party i‘uoilnl
usidc. up would not. in my judgment.
bl» figuring ncar the tan mill tux fol
this city. it Is all uudlspIIlI-Id fact
lhnl‘morc llmu hall of lhc propcrty ll.
llIc oily and town asscsscd by tho iwc
diffcrcnt lilillil's that tho usscssmcu.
will vary wry materially as rcpurdi
Ihl» worth of said property.
Why should We not. have joinl moot
inns ihrcc or four tlmcs a your \vilb
lilo mayor and Common Council of
this city, the acloctmcn and tho iiusl
ncss it'll-It's assmiatlon, where public
matters should ho discussed am”.
whore not. only pleasant things may in»
said. but whore cvcry falling short oi
any publlc‘oillccr was spokcn of. not
to cmlmrrass him. but. to aid him in
Ibo puriormuncc of his duty by bring
tug inlciilizcnt. public opinion to bear.
and whom ucw improvcmcnts should
bc discussed with rolereuce to cfilcl
cncy, uconomy of cost. and full value
rcccircli. and Wu will lllth‘ accomplish
cdrsomcihing and coloured the costly
dent-c and rcspliot of every cloctor in
our town and city.
And with tho joining of the libel-
ncss Mcn's unslxuntlon as herein slut-
l'd with tho officials of this town and
city with opt-n discussion. and given
without fear or favor and without a
thought or shadow of political prefer.
once. and knowing that We have done
our duty as citizens of this city and
Iowa and as business man, we can
make this town what nature intended
it of right ought. to ho, the cleanest.
the most advantageous and heaqul
plated in which to live.
HAYESvi-VAN SCOY.
W
Marriage at Bridgeport Congregational
Church Last Wedhesclay.
Miss lI‘lorcncc VIIiI Body. of South
Norwalk. and William iiuycs. oi
iiridiroporl. warn unite-d in marriage
\i'cIilII-mday at tho Park Stroci Connie
national tilulrch in liridguport. by llu
iicv. Iicruhl ll. iicard. 'l‘llc bridc was
alllrcd i no biuc hilk costume amt oar-
ricd bride roscs. An catcriaiumcnt
i'oilowad the carcnmny at the home of
the groom. at 1060 Main shoot. llridgo-
port. After a suppnr tho cdupia dc
paricd on their wmldlng tour to Wash
tuition and othcr points of lulcrcui
’i‘llcy rocaivnll litany bountiful prcuonts
including sllvcr, cut glass and allow
usct‘ul urtlulan.
Upon their rcturn ibcy will lukc up
lhcir rcsldouco at tillili Main strcct.
iiridgcpori. The groom is a wall
known painter and contractor ill that
all y. .
'i‘hI-ro were many ghosts from {loath
Nor-walk. including Mr. and Mrs. it‘cr-
uauda Van Scoy. Mr. and Mrs. i‘lrucsl
tirundauc. tho Misses Leila. Mac. Ora
and Notllc lirundulzc. Ilcrtlia and
Mr. and Mrs. it‘rnnk Van Buoy. Frodcr-
lck .Van Buoy. Mrs. lions and Miss Nor-
ah" r‘icrabcnd. fir. Hoary ‘W. Woman
and idrnout lirnudugc. .lr.. and Mrs.
Milford. .
A celebrated skin spacialisl. advises
the use of soft boiled eggs daily in
place of animal food for the woman
who would. hoop her complexion fair
and clear.
i’anri Van shay, Mrs. Alice Raymond. ' .
Alice Hayes and Miss Mary Delill‘)’, of
. . U
do condo. attend
lr of the Nahum Firs
the fair did a mum business and
the receipts are cons dorsbiy larger
than last year. .
Robert DeOosta, the slack wire cr- ‘
tint. concluded his. engagement last
evening. The entertainment for this
evening will consist of vocal selections
by E. H. Holland the performance of
Bell's talking figures. .
Preparations are being made i r the
biggest crowd of the week this cvs-
n pg. 0 I ' . I
The members of the Norwalk Minis.
tsr's Association and Prosecuting At-
torney Loo Davis had a conference ear-
ly this afternoon at the cities of Chief
Edward J. Thomas of the Fire Dc-
psrtment, in reference to the objection
of the clergyman to some of the en-
terprises. This conference was of a
confidential nature and nothing was gi.
ran out at ltscouciusion. it is under-
stood that certain suggestions of tho
clergyman will be submitted to the. of-
ficers of the department. The. clergy‘
men at the conference were the Rev.
George D. Egbert, the Rev. 1“. D. .Tor-
soy. Rov. ‘Dr. Soul 0. Carlton and
Rev. Charics S. Mocfariand.
Routine matters were transacted If!
the meeting of the Journeyman Bur-
bers’ Protective Association last evan-
lng. A special meeting will he held
soon to choose a successor to Henry
Seltzer, who has occupied the position
of secretary, but who has gone to New
York to work.
w-‘fi
“a...“ _ =3
union. 7
portmont st. theisrlnory.‘ midnight ~
porous business it has enjoyed are cv
stylus and most desirable fabrics.
MOHDELAINE.
HERRINGBONE.
UNFIN'isl-lso woos-ran.
PLAlD, anomcmru.
if
* TheNewcst Things
«tDRESS‘ GOODS}~
Every new fancy or weave elthe r unsorted or domestic finds its place in our Dress Goods Department. "
'l‘bo promptncss and satisfaction with which every demand has been met in this department and the pros-
idcncos that We are always ready with a complete stock of the very latest
A
g ‘ i
PRUNELLA. ‘ READONA. I ‘ 1
TAFFETA CLOTH. PANAMA. . ~ ,
INVISIBLE PLAIDB. . "“
FRENCH TWILLB. "P”Ns' i
ARMURU-MELROSE.
NOVELTY STRIPES OR PLAIDS. J
Allin the Newest Shades and at the lowest Possible Prices.
TRISTRAM , a HYAT‘I', NORWALK, CONN.
ill _ .
Guarantee
Our + Cliiee ,
To Be Pure,
ABSOLUTELY 80. AND EN-
TlRELY FREE OF ALL SUB-
STITUTES.
This may scum an easy thiug'to do.
and it: is cosy for us bccause we im-
port the cotton green and roast. and
blood it otli‘sclvcs—~CAN GUARAN-
l‘l‘Cit‘. l’l‘ KNOWINGLY.
llIIi. whcrc a coffee pusscs through
a dim-n dll‘fcrcnt poasessions below it
roachcs tho rciuilcr, how can the deal-
er know positively that. it is purc‘? llc
may think it is. hut—knowing is dif-
fcrcut from thinking. Our purc cof-
fccs arc Iliffprolrt. from tho ordinary
kinds. “Vl‘i‘ tricd our 2fic-u-lb. Mocha
Ind .iava: it‘s pure and just what its
name implies“
SU GAR.
25 lbs. ............. ....... $1.25
20 lbs. ..... . ................. . . 1.00
10 lbs. ....... . ................ . .50
rational
Tea D0.
Phone 655-2.
126 Washington St., So. Norwalk
no
‘1
ca.....zl.“lrl.’§ua.n
is Needed. A Sure Relief.
Thousands of cases pronounced in
curable have yielded to chiropractic
adjustments when everything else has
failed. (live the chiropractor the op-
portunity to provc that you are cum.
bio. All acute affections are removed
by one or two adjustments which
occurs almost miraculous. This is no
massage, kneading or rubbing. Come.
. DR. FRANOIS. D. C.
Haviland Block. 9!) WashinutOn St.
South Norwaik. Conn.
o
"Glover's-«lbsI Place”
In All tumors.
: . M . '1!
Phone m2.
that.
THAT ATTRACT
Trade are quality and price. You
will find the best goods here at
prices that are always lowest.
Read yesterday’s Sentinel for full
quotations of cup Annual Grocery
Sale.
luuishselul ,
GROCER.
72 North Main Street.
Tel. Call 698-2.
A‘ .
wiveci
lililllliiillllibu?
.9. .
Good Coal?
Cost that burns well?
Coal that beats weiif
Coal that lasts well?
Coal that has little waste?
That’s the kind we aim to soil!
That's the kind we‘ll send you if we
get year order.
We are ready!
. Are you!
"ll liillli Bill Bil
and“ll...l..inu.l§ig
0mm
HOYT's THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert Eyo Specialist in Attendance.
Hours-4 a. m. to B p. m.; Satori
day. 10 p. m. -
Factory. 118 East 28rd at. N. V.
{taint mu ' iIIIIIs
The Read 8E Volk
Electrical 00.
Sheet Music Hits
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
15 cents.
Down in the Old Cherry Orchard.
lillly i’icur. Don‘t. Be So Angry, Rod
Wing (sons). Bye Bye Don is. in Mon»
key Land. Harrison. by co. ill. (30»
bus. That’s Gratitude. ’i‘wo lilac liiyos,
Ephraimm Johnson. and others.
Willlrigger an,
Donovan ail‘d?‘°l§§$?.§mm. a}.
Anont for crsscont Laundry.
«MM— .,...... t.» ~-...«-. ... . .1. . ._.... -
. ‘ . ......._W......
~~ H. Kneger & Co.
West‘Washing‘ton Street.
<1 "iii leading Outfitters in the Norwalks l)-
Cothin ‘
a e
Going on at this store at.
UNPRECED.NTED
cow FIGU? E
Bring Your Family and Clothe
Them from Head toFoot.
Open a. Charge Account
and settle your bill
in Weekly Payments.
H. KRIEGER & co.
29-31 West’Washin-gton Street,
.. .m-..-....~._...._m..~... .w.....-..s~ -K.-....M........,. ., a._........m..
Arrival, or‘New Fall
AT M. 8. SMITH a COMPANY’S.
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. 25c upward.
LADIES‘ RIBBED CORSET COVERS. 25c.
CHILDREN'S HEAVY RIBBED UNDERWEAR. 25c upward
CHILDREN’S RIBBED WAISTS. 15¢ each.
FLANNEL BLANKETS. 59c pair.
Agents for NEW IDEA PATTERNS.
FRESH CANDY always on hand.
92 IWASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK
"Egg plant" is the shade of a very While that time with hero and there
handsome costume at panama cloth a lino of black velvet is charming for
“Ilmlllmw with vclvct of the some evening wear. '
B n 0. . WW 5 ..
In the autumn Damn Nature always
SONG WW been 501111 with a. small regards as with a certain coolneps.
spoonful of whipped cream on top of
If you are going to travel on the
each on .
p " road to success don'tbuy a return tint
f
u 5.5. ‘
Those who use milk in their coffee not.
‘ it would take more to on oiunf
consider. that a successful cup depends
upon the milk being served hot. to 1M
clock to make some
people rise
occasion.
.u .. - . .I.M‘J
Thomas is always to order.
Norwalk Chronicler