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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk‘ and vicinity: Fair t0-
night. Thursday fair and slightly war-
mer. Light rain hau‘fallen during the
past 24 hours from Texas northward
to the Dakotas and eastwurd us for as
lllinois. Pleasant weather bus preruil»
ed in the Lake region and along the. Al-
luntic and. Gulf coasts. An arcs of high
pressure central over the Lake rc-
umn is producing low temperatures in
the central and eastern sections. The
temperature is rising in the Southern
and Western section. The weather in
this vicinity. will continue fair
winds. .
W...-
Fred outrun, who has been in sun:
geport for some time is working- in
town again.
Hell's torments are measured by
money. -
Salvator; Chpriot
work on'nGOIdteniQIi ,1 street, trenching
for the Water mains. ’4'
Miss Amy Balcom, of France street.
Norwalk, is able to be out uguiu. after
a several days’ illness.
James L. O'Brien has commenced
the erection of a. handsome dwelling
house in Fulri’leld avenue, at Garner
street.
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Mrs. P. N. Smith, of Bsyvlcw nvc-
one, left yesterday for Chicago, where
she will visit. her brother, John E.
Evcnden.
Frederick E. Lockwood, of Norwulk.
is among the Not-walkers at the unto-
mjobile show at Grand Central Palace,
New York, today.
he
with ,
low temperatures and brisk westerly'
has commenced ,
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‘ .“Auopn'rfcuoc,otnrss.
sAronanlY—o-zac-ésunouv.
"-ncv‘unan concourse - can.
509. mutton. $1.25. not) Box.
Frank in. Baxter.-
Jobn June, a former Well known
Norwalk resident, is visiting in town
today.
Uncus Tribe, 1. O. R. M., held it reg-
Hamil meeting last evening at Red Men's
:1 .
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knapp are in
lRIdgefield today attending the mar.
rings of Mr. Knupp's brother, George
I Knapp, in that place.
I The members of Douglas Fowler Cn-
det. Corps held it smoker last evening
‘ In the urmory. following a slgnnl drill.
’l‘he attendance was good.
'A regular meeting of the iiospitnl
Whist Club will be held Friday nftcrr
noon at 3 o‘clock with Mrs. Leo Davis,
at her home, 1.5 Rowen street, lt‘ust
Norwulk.
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A big and handsome new lunch wu-
gon arrived in Norwulk this morning
for .lohn A. Montgomery. Mr. Mont-
gomery has sold his old wugon to u
linrtford man.
The town assembly hall in Wall
Street, is being handsomely decorated
today by members of Pride of Court;
Narruk Circle, Ludy Foresters, in pre-‘
purntion for their Hallowe’en dunce.
All who are to attend the dance to
be given by Mary Lodge, Daughters of
Rebekah. tomorrow night. will who
the train for Ridgelield {it 7:13 p. m.
Quite il. delegation of members of
Eureka Lodge will attend.
The amount. cleared by the Norwulk
Fire Department as a result of the
week fair. has not yet been ascertain-
ed. it was eluted this morning by on
officer of the dmutrtmcnt that the pro-
ceeds would come close to cnunlllug
lthoso of lost your.
leorge S. Grumman“. of Norwnlk,
denies it rnnior that, lms been going
about the Norwulks since yesterday
that. be won the automobile disposed
of at. the Elks' Fair in Bridgeport, Mon.
day night. Mr. Grumman. however.
would like to intro secured the prize.
AMERICAN DAY AT BERLIN.
Professor Hadley and Schcfieid Deliv-
cring Lectures at the Univer-
. city.
BERLIN, Oct. Stir—This was un Amo-
ricnn tiny at the Berlin University, the
—~Lady Foresters Dance Wed. night.
A. J. Collins & Company are show-
lng a. line of parlor, library, office, hull
and dining room chairs. The udv. will
tell you ubout them.
A special communication of Old Well
Lodge. F. and A. M., was held last ove-
nlng and the M. M. degree was confer-
rcd on several candidates.
Educator—J1 tell you, sirs. these
pro history-making days." Publishers’
Agentr—“Yes, but. the difficulty is got-
tlng them well fixed in the schools."
Mrs. howls C. Green of Main street.
who bus been at the Norwulk .llospl-
ml for some time, ill of typhoid fever.
is reported today on resting comforte-
bly. Mrs. Green is now considered to
be t‘onvnlosclng slowly_
~Siuppcr tonight. ltowuytou
t‘ompnuy Fnir.
[loud
The John Drlucoll who was arrested
in this city a few tinys duo on u.
charge of drunkenness is not, John
Driucoll of i3 Vullc Pluce. Mr. Drin-
coll bun been muc nnnoycd by the
nnrupude of his namesake.
Cornelius Pierce, book-keeper at the
l-‘nlriluld County National Bunk, who
won opcrutud on for appendicitis ut flu:
hospital u few days ago, In getting
uionp: finely nt that institution. lic
will be dischnrgcd in a few duyu.
The office of th secretary of stutu
inns boon informs thnt the puckch
of oillcini envelopes Iitillt. to the town
of Wurrou for the election on Ontolu-r
7 lulu been returned to the pillow ol'
the Mums Express company in Hurl-
i‘nm uml no effort is being made to
truce it thrnnuh its wanderings. ’l‘hu
puckunn dbl not urrive nt. Wurrcn.
therefore on election wus hold flu-re.
windy Fort-stern Dunno Wed. night.
The Rev. George D. l‘igbort rcrulvv'l
Word ynsinrdny of the depth of u Vorv
close friend and former pnrinhioucr in
(tornwnll. N. V.. mm on tho fumily of
the dispensed in Very desirous tum. Mr.
Egbert iiilli” conduct theg funcrul unr-
vlcnh on Thursday afternoon, the nor-
vice preparatory to the communion.
nunounoett M the First. Church for
'l‘hursdty evening will be postponed
until Friday evening. ,
‘Jucob Enlistrlre. an ituliun of Sprlnn‘
wood, was arrested this morning und
charged with an assault on double Ag.
new, wife of Nicholas Annexe, was
tried before the town court and n
tins of $10 and costs was imposed. Bin
lestrlnn nod been drinking and did not
realize he was so drunk as ho was.
The weekly prayer meeting Will be
held tomorrow cream at the South
Nowell: motilitzchuw . ltwill holed
especioliy interesting.
by mnatswncficrtsnd promises to be
occasion helm,r the lectures of Profcsu
sor Heddley of Yale, and Scboflcld of
Harvard, who began their cxchunuc
professorship work by dividing an hour
between them in the presence of Crown
Prince Frederick William and a. dis:-
tingnlshed gutbcring of persons In pub-
lic life and university professors, who
occuplnrl choirs near the lecturers,
haunt the l
Men. w;
It’s the better~than—usual quality of Our clothes
. ' for men that makes them worth advertising and, ,
worth wearing. Our aim is to sell clothes that in;
sure satisfaction, not merely to make a profit. The
numbers of men who buy all their clothes of us in-
dicates how closely we come to the mark.
If you will do us the favor to examine the splen-
did lincs of Fall Suits and Overcoats we present pric-
ed from i .
$10 to $30.
you will concede that in quality, in design, in tailor-
ing and in_ fit there are no clothes so good as ours to
be had in‘town at our prices. The more you com-
pare, the brighter onrsshine by comparison with any
and all others. .
We show the biggest range of the new fabrics
and colors, in the most recent medals, in both Suits
and, Overcoats. We'd like to show them to you.
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Reasons Why You Will Make More
Money by Feeding Home Ground, Lion.
nie Stock Feed.
. l.—-—More Energy for Work Horses.
. 2.—~Better Flesh on Murket Livestock.
. 3.—~Unlform l'k-rclopmcnt in Young Stock.
.. 4.-——A Full Milk Flow [from Your Cows.
. 5.——~Pcrfect Condition of nil Yorrr Livestock.
. 6.-Economy, M uxlmuin Results, Minimum Cost.
The Perfect, Bulunccd Ruliou.
Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Publisher's Pricu$l .50. Save 500 by ordering through
Wm. P. Beers,
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 South Main St.. South Norwaik
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whilc tho grout Auln of the University
was filled with students. The crown'
prince represented Emperor Willlnm
who was confined to his room in tho
pnlnce with n. cold. Ambassador 'l‘o.
wcr, with the rector of the Unlvcrsilor,
Dr. Stumpf. met the crown prince at
the gnte lending to the university
grounds and wulkcd With him to the
lipid. Among those present lit the loc
tures were Minister of Public instruc-
tion iiolle. ox~Ambussudtw Von Hollo-
ben, Boron Von Dem Bussrho, reprc~
senting the Foreign Office; the stuff of
the American embnsuy: Consul Geno-
rul ’I‘huckorurn nnd muuy other Amo-
rlcnn residents of Berlin. I
Dr. Stumpf, after pluununt rcicrcnru
us to President Roosevelt, the Ameri-
cun scholnruhlps and the use uud chur-
ucter of iiurvurd nnd Ynlc Universities
introduced Professor lludlcy uud Sc-
hofield, the students shuffling their
foot prolongedly, which In the German
Acndotnic method of applause.
Prof. leudlcy, speaking In Common,
alluded to the greatness of the debt of
Americans to (lermuxpcultnro und his
own personal obligations in file grunt
professors of Berlin University. under
whom he not thirty yours nun. llc‘
"thou sketched bricfly the subject, of
his lecture which won the differences
Mln the economic systems of ticrmuny
and the United Slutus.
Prof. Schoflcld, who is required by
tho conditions outing profcuulorlul ox-
chnngn between the Universities of
llurvurd and Berlin, to lecture in Euro
llnh. liltld that he would first npcult in
(iormun. uud outlined his purpose,
which woe to show the relationship tw-
twocn English literature of the Middle
Ages and contemporaneous continentnl
litnrnturcs. The second half of Prof.
ilcli'ofield’n discourse won in English.
The Crown Prince nfterwnrdu talked
with both the American professors umi
to be presented to him. after which
the prince conversed with them.
Curl Schumson of the into 0an
Bottom. of New York, wuu also present-
ed to the crown prince. who mentioned
Mr. Schiif’l’fl father.
Ambassador Tower inter introduced
Prof. Hadley to Prince Von Buclow ut
the imperial chuncollors' palace.
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asks on
Halloween
supplies at,
gutumu's
linked Mrs. Hadley and Mrs. Schoflcld'
50-".OTWa I
Digestive Biscuit
has saiigti‘i‘é‘éliu‘éiigt.5t°m
Regulates stomach and bowels.
hood the to Constipation and Indigestion.
Your Druaaist can supplu uou.
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Pea Coal $4.50. No.2 Nut Coal $5.00
Eco. Store and Nut Coal, $6.50. '0
Delivered in the cellar.
Carefullu screened. Free from slate.
Best qualilu.
Raymond Bros.
n. . hm..m...m..um m M
tilels Net .é spurt
But a Long. Steadu Pull.
To accumulate property we must save carefully. systhmaticcliy, per-
' sistently, a few dollars each week. but
It Is Worth While.
Start a .Savings' Account with the .t
t.'
.chlcccct
0‘ a rule on-onrosxrg. ; ,
Stop In: For a simple or . .
Listraied
» Bough Wafers.
A Cough Syrup WithOut Water for the
. , Relief of
Bronchitis and Solomodlc Cough: and
All irritation: of tho Throat
and Lou .
“PRICE 26 CENTS BOX.
i , LAXATIVE .
COLD ANO LA GRIPPE .WAFERS
are n combination of quick acting rem-
edies in. powder form covered by disks
of starch paper. They are reborn-
mended for the relief of Colds, La
Grippc and Neuralgla.
PRICE 26 CENTS‘ BOX.
Both the above remedies are Guar-
anteed to give satisfaction. If they do
not, return them and we will refund
the purchase price.
m
The Billiard Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15—2,
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. Oct. 30.—Tho stock
market. was subjected to u sharp scl-
llng pressure in the opening dealings
and prices run off. Losses ranged from
3% in Canadian Pacific to 1 for more
in many prominent stocks. There was
which left prices steady at the level
of the opening decline, but the selling
was forcibly renewed m a short time
resulting in declines of 2 to 2V,- in the
Harrlmun and Hill stocks. Pennsylva-
nia, Reading and Southern Railway
pi'd. losses reached 1% or upward in
St. Paul, Atchison, Atlantic Coast
Line. N. Y. Central, Amalgamated Cop-
per. People's Gas and National Load.
The enforced closing out of some
accounts caused severe declines in the
stock which figured us collateral in the
loans. With- the completion of this
selling and the. successful passing of
Clearing sheets through the Stock Ex-
change Clearing House prices rullicd,
the recovery running from 1 to IV. in
uctivo stocks. The previous declines
hnd reacbcd In Cnnudian Pacific its}.
Muckuy Companies Iii/i and Louisville
and Nashville 4.
WALL S’I‘REET, 10:10 a. m.——Opcn-
lug prices of stocks showed sharp do.
clinos throughout. the list, muny of the
prominent uctivc stocks falling us
much as a point. and Canadian Pacific
this, Reading 2, Grout Northern pin.
1%, and St._ Paul 1%. Theone point
declines included the Hurrlmuu stocks,
Northern Pacific. Grout Northern Ore
(Tertlflcutes. Atclilson, Pennsylvanian
Toledo, St. Louis and Western pith,
Brooklyn Transit and American
Smelling. The smelting orders were
not on u lurge scule. but the buying dc-
mund was insufficient to absorb them
except at the concessions.
WALL STREET. it u. m.-——A.n in-
terval of dullness was without sustain-
Ing effect on prices and the decline
was resumed. The general western
group and the eastern trunk line
stocks were the weakest features. Cn~
nndiun Pacific lost 4%., Louisville und
Nashville 4. Southern Railway pi'd. 3.
Reading and Mnnhnttnn 2%. Union i’u-
cific, Pennsylvania. and Grout. North-
ern pfd, 21/4. Northern Pacific. People's
(ins und Southern Pacific 2 and vur-
ions other stocks from 1 to 17/... Min-
nonpolis, Si. I’uul and Saudi Sin Mnrlc
exceptionally advanced 3 nnd (‘unudu
Southern 2. "
WALL STREET, 1 p. tor—Union Pa-
cific. and Northern Pacific recovered
oil of their declines. while Southern
Pacific and Grout Northern pill. sold
lower thuu l nthe morning. The gene-
rnl undertone was firm despite crl-
doucc of liquidation in isolated stocks.
Chmugo (lrcut Western debentures
dropped 14 points and American 'I'clc-
phone uml Telegraph 8.
WALL STREET, Noon.—~Thcrc wus
‘ some further forced liquidation after
which prices milled. Canadian Pacific
rullicu 2% and some active stocks
from 1 to 2. Bonds wore wcuk.
LONDON, Oct. tilt—A report this of-
tcruoou thut £3,000,000 in gold bud
been engaged in Paris for shipment. to
New York hud on immediate effect on
3onsols, which jumped (mm 8175. to
82%. Port at this gain was subsequent-
ly lost on a modification of the re-
port to the effect that the offer from
Paris was to supply £3.000.000 nguhr
ht sterling exchange if It become out
consul-y.
LONDON. Oct. flow—Tho Stock Ex-
uhunue here will be closed Friduy. No-
vembur 1, All Saints Day.
JURY FOR BIRB‘ARIE TRIAL.
WILLIMAN’I‘IC. Oct. 80.--'i‘ho work
of securing n jury for the trial of Nu-
iccb. who is churged with the powder
of his wife wus resumed in tho Jl-‘lu-
porter (lourt here today. Deputy thins"
itfs had been on the root! ull night.
summoning tulsmen and thirty of
those Wore present when court opened.
George C. Chapman, un Ashtord
clergyman, was Mccpted as juror No.
7, and George Antes. of Canterbury, a
carpenter, qualified as No. 8. No.
in Albert Stafford n Canterbury farmer
and No. 10 la Arlel‘flruen of manifold.
also it farmer. According to a. state
ment given out by one of the lawyers
for the defense the confession alleged
to have been made by Blrbls at the
Brooklyn lull will not be offered in mm
deuce by enormous as an agree-
ment in thlu‘eftect has been reached.
‘Dr. Dlefcndorr of Middletown, has
been notified that his services will not
be needed. The defence intended to
make the claim that Blrhsric one on
cane at the time the clip 6 confes-
sion was m e and or. Die endort and
other, client in were to give testimony
e
, on this point. From the nature-oi! the
questions suited the taluiocncumlu-
ed it in eleven thst'tlui dutch-om
the ~ foil: 1); new
a temporary puuse in the liquidation '
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.flnco our kind of clothcc,,madc for "us
by the bait talented experts wo 131an
of. from the best and most service-
able fabrics shown In the textile mar-
kct. ‘ l rc wfil‘w’hfil’m
Price's clothing is brim full of style,
.. perfect in fit, givcc enduring service
'- . and biggest money’s worth.
Furnishings, hats and shoes, too.
all of high grade at medium cost.
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i, Stamp Specials for lhis Week—lake Advantaae
of these Offers—Ihey Will fill
“Your Book 0ulckly. ‘
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TEAS. \ - r Hit
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea . .......... . ..... 60¢
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy No. 2 Tea .. ................ 500
30 stamps with 1 lb. Good Mixed Tea .......................... 303 J
COFFEE. ' ‘
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Mo-ka Bland COffee ............... .. 32c
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Java and Mocha coffee ............. ... 800 .
15 stamps with 1 lb. Java and M aracaibo Coffee ............... . . 250
FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, LB. ................. ‘330
10 stamps with 1 Pkg. Gran-O ...... . .......... ....... . 24o
10 Stamps with 1 Large Bottle Bluing . ........... ' ...... . 100‘ ”A;
1D Stamps with 1 Pkg, Monarch Corn starch ..................... 100 '
10 stamps with 1 Bottle Monarch Worcester Sauce ...... . 15o
The New York Gruuuru Dumpling '
118 Washington Street. '
Telephone 440.
We
Ilume Putattlusjvpumuuthimmww 25 cits: '
JONES' PILLSBURY’S. BEN HUR and GOLD MEDAL‘ ,
FLOUR. per bag ............ . ......... . ..... ..........85c;
20 pounds GRANULATED SUG AR . ............. . . . . . . .$z.oo
Fancy Rico. 3 lbs. for 25c. Defiance and Eclipse Milk, per ‘
Snow and lx'ingihpplcs. can, 109- .
South Norwalk.
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(lrccu and Ripe 'l‘omniocs. QM“?- .
(x . . i umpkuis. . ,
.uillllowcr. i, (~.. ‘ .
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(.rccu Lorn. ,' ‘ (felon. ' .
Sweet ('itlcr. New Figs.
United Grocery Co.
49 Port 80.. But Nov-walk.
M. Epstein;
‘rcl. 8151.20 No. Mom at. no. Nor. To! 148.
,, ‘énunn souvmlus FREE";
lieu Tea' and Grocery Store,
. I24 Washington Street—Md Postuffico Stand.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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............31c Vary But Lard .................12a‘=,,‘~"-‘
Baker’s Cocoa ..... ..............190 Unccdn Biscuit ...........3for‘1tfc.‘ .
sod Aluku sumo» ..............1io am chm. 13s., , 1;
Kipper-ed Herring ..............12l/,o Lament“.....,...............lt)ci"
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Very Best Butter
Aflundsume china (up and Saucer with 500 Worth,“
diuretics. or 25:; Worth of Ion. Coffee.“ Extracts."
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