RSI Washington Street. WWW" c 11111 News Notes; WEATHER FORECAST. .For ,Norwalk arid vicinity: Fair and colder tonight. Friday fair. The trough of low pressure that extended yesterday from Lake Erie to Hatteras has moved eastward, increasing in in tensity, and now extends from New Haven northward to Montreal. it has produced heavy rain and hlglr winds during the past 24 hours in the eastern portion-of the Lake region and New England. It is followed by an urea of high pressure in the Mississippi Valley that is producing cool, pleasant weathv er in the central and southern sections. The wearther in this vicinity will be fair with brisk to high westerly winds and falling temperature. The minimum temperature tonight will be about 34. Storm warnings are continued along the coast. W A meeting of Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0 F. was held last evening at its rooms in Washington street. *Entertainment and dance, Odd Fel- iows' Hall, Friday evening, Nov. 8. Bring your friends. Admission 2613. A routine business meeting of the Hat Makers Society was held last. .-cvcning in Central Labor Union Hall, - in Washington street. The meeting of the South Norwalk Methodist Church erdies’ Aid Society was postponed yesterday on account 01' the wzeather R. i). Kinney of the Masonic Home I11 Wallingford is spending a few days in South Norwalk renewing old ac- quuirrtunces -W akeflcid Oyster s, 1111 go. Clams, Long Hard Crabs, at Cut’biil s The meeting of the prorth League of the South Norwalk Methodist Church, which was to 11111 11 been held yesterday, was postponed on account. of the bad weather. ——I1‘.scn llops, title qt. Whole. Cod, Sc 1b.; steak, 120 lb. Cuthlll‘s. The. Norwalk firemen have been or dored to report In full uniform at the Main street house Friday evening at 8 o‘clock. Thcv will march to South Norwalk to attend St. Josephs Fair, hcudcd b1 Srec's bund. —Snnppcr lilucs,1.l‘17£,c ib., at New York Market. The oiliccrs of South Norwulk Coun- cil. Knights of Columbus, will be. in stalled this evening at the. regular meeting to be held In the hall In South Main street. District Deputy Brennan will per for 111 the ceremony Members of Eureka Lodge, Dough- icrs of Rebekah, who were to have gone. to Stamford lust evening to visit their sister lodge In that city were. prevented from doing so by the. cic- nrcnts. One or two, it is said, braved the storm. 1 rented the stock and grain company, 14 11111411111111.1111 or. 'I'DI- "‘1'" , “ANoNA'v 011911014111“. sArunoAv-osc-suNoAY. «seventh: 1.1110110124111511 .— 2114, . soc, m, 11.00, 11.25. 41.1111 Box. Frank H Boston SAID CHECK WAS NOT PAID. W Go Man Who Rocolvod It is Suing Com- 1 pony Which Drew It. Judge Howard B. Scott and a jury in the civil court of common pleas are '2 hearing the evidence in the suit. of W H. Knapp against S E. Dibble to re cover on u check for several hundred dollars, which the defendant. is alleged to have drawn as agent for the Federal Stock and Grain Oonrpany, which fall- ed, and the check was unpaid. it Is alleged that the plaintiff was a customer of the defendant, who repre- and that he had a balance due hlnr which was paid by check. As the com- pany failed and the check was unpaid, he seeks to recover from the defend- unt, alleging that he did business with the defendant rather than the defunct company. The evidence presented yes- terday was largely as to methods pur Milled in sending in orders, and in pay- ing customers. from Norwalk Attorneys Walsh & Hubbell appear for the plaintiff and .lrrrti‘ge Elmore S. Banks for the defend 1m . Both plaintiff and defendant are :1 ’ For. Men and Young Men. While we show all the smart new models in Overcoat’s £15711 young follows, in all the new iancy cloths, we show also the more conservative styles which threo~fourths of all men favor, mainly in the favorite three-quarter length. , VARSITY OVERCOATS for young men—- smartly cut and perfect fitting on a three-quarter length loose model in the new light gray shades, in Oxford and black, $10 to $30. CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS, reaching just below the knees, comfortably loose and made of Cambridge gray, Oxford and black coatings, priced from $10 to $25. ‘ GREATCOATS of fancy mixed cloths, for mo- torists, tourists and stormy weather wear, $15 to $25. 14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632.2. COMMENDED FOR THOROUGH- NESSI AND PROMPTNESS. The following complimentary letter has been received by Postmaster E. E. Crowe, reflecting credit, on the em- ployccs of the South Norwalk post- otiico for the services rendered in con nectlon with the special weighing of muils during the month of October: ' Washington, D. (3., Nov. 5, 1907. Postmaster, South Norwnlk, Conn. Sir: ——Your report on Form No 15. Special Weighing of the Mulls of 1,907 fo1 the October weighing has been re- ceived. it, is realized that the. work of the postmaster-s designated to keep this record has been great and, under these circumstances, as well as other- wise, the evident care and thorough- ness with which the work has been done and the prompincss with which the report has been made are greatly appreciated. Very respectfully, J, 'i‘. M’CLEARY, Second Assistant Postmaster General. STUART AVENUE TO BE lMPROV- EDI . Chairman l-icnry 1111111411.. of the City of Norwalk Highway Department, has given his word that he will improve the condition of the routibcd in Stuart 49 Wall St. Norwalk. 1 ‘ I Reasons Why You Will Make More . Money by Feeding Home Ground, 130n- nle Stock Feed. i.——More Energy for Work Horses. 2.——~Bcttor Flesh on Market. Livestock. , 9..»Unlform Development in Young Sidck.‘ 4.——A Full Milk Flow From Your Cows. 5.—~Pertcct Condition of all Your Livestock. ti.~Economy,Maximum Results, Minimum Cost. The Perfect, Balanced Ration. Buy Data Thais Clean. MANUEI, T. HATCH. No. No. No. No. No. No. :1 Mbtlnrns Magazine, 1.007.: tor one 1116111. PuMhhnr'sPriceN .50. Save 501; by ordering through Wm P. Beers, Book and Statrcnery Stores. 6 South Main St., South Norwalk avenue. A vigorous protest was made. at the city l’ilt.‘t“llng Tuesday night. by iohn Mylod 11nd his statements have been backed 11p by many people. Noih tag has been done on the street. it Is claimed, for more than four years. There are big stones in the road, the sewer manholes extend several inches higher than they should and there are other causes for complaint. PRINTING MOTOR REGISTRY LIST The clerks in tire cities of the sec- retury of the state are preparing for the publication of the list, of regis- tered motor vehicles 11111111111 the recent. law. The work is not 1111 may one, despite the care. tnkcu to give those registered their old numbers. As it is. _ Carefulln screened. Yard Pea Coal $11. 50 No 21111131111111 Egg, Store and Nut Coal, $6.50. Delivered in the cellar. Free from slate. Best qualitu. Raymond Bros. about 50 per cent. of tire names on the list will require a change of number. ~~~~~ liscarllops, 60c quart, art New York Mairkt'l. ‘ it ll. (1. M. Mills of this city 111111 11 dnlcunllon of local mucous will visit llrrlurony Lodge, 11‘. 111111 A. M. ,of N111 (tantrum tonight 111 which time the M M donned will be conferred on John (fine. lilo well known New Canaan drug gist formerly of this cIIl’ Arlr it 1111 received at the capitol tuduy 11111111. 111111 (lulllo Commissioner Ave rill. oi Washington this state who is sick with typhoid fever, was 111mb 111111111 and that the outlook for his 1111 111111111111 wus 1111f11vorublo.llo has had two heruoirlrugcs 111111 is unconscious.1 BANKS WANT MORE MONEY. I WASlllNll'i‘ON, Nov. 7.--—-The d1- nuurds of 11111 lorrul hunks for Irrcrcrrsctl circulation I11 increasing rather than diminishing. For 4ho inst five working» duys since November 1, the Treasury Department tins Issued Increased cir- culation to the 111111111111 of $7, 5157. 4511. Nothing of It disturbing nature has been received at the 'l‘rcnaury Depart.- meni today and the 'l‘rcusuiy officials are encourulgng the belief that the money stringency brunpussod its most rriticul stage. WESTON IN BOHENECTADY. SCHMIFIOTADY. N. Y., Nov. 7.»- Edwurd P11114011 Wetlto’n left here this morning for Amsterdam and expects to make Little Falls, a distance of 57 miles. Prescription ‘Drunolm. 011411 .itritilyir 5.... Min 144111114111.A Largo, signs I11 colors have been pro- prrred by the. Norwuln Amusement Company, announcing the different busketball‘ganres. The next grime is I'IItIIIY night at the rink Polo iii the Rolluwuy lliuk bus Iil‘t 11 delayed by’the fact that thc appnralus has not arrived. it hill-i boon ordcr.cd but has not, yet reached her-.11 COMMISSIONER AVERILL WORSE. NEW PRESTON Conn, Nov. 7.1—- t‘utilc Commissioner Herman 0. Ave- rllI was reported somewhat worse to- day 1111 he bud two hemorhulzon rc coolly, one coming last night and the other curly t..oduy ’l‘hcy loft him I11 11. weakened condition but there is no irrrmcdiutc danger according the physicians in attendance DAUGHTER! OF THE KING. WATERBURY, Nov. 7.-More 1111111 176 delegates were present at the opening of the local ‘nsscmbly of the Daughters of the King in Connecticut 111 St. Johns Church this morning. '1‘ I11» nut-reruhiy opened withu communion service. celebrated by Bishop Brews. ter. The] sermon was preached by the Rev. A.J ,Gammack, of New Haven. Red Fire}! the flrenien’ s Parade, confirms “on! for A. 0. Dublin'- 9 “44111111111114 Sporting com to l 1 The 1.01111 number of licensed 110111.114»; 0W0“ «new is still considerably below that of last year. B J k 0. . ac son, ROLLAWAY RINKLETS. Optician, Everything1 in the Optical Line. Eyes Examined Free. 58 WALL. ITRIET. NORWAL . r Life ts Not a Spuri But/a. Long. Steadu Pull. To accumulate property we must save carefully. systematically, por- sistcntly, a few dollars each week, but 11:15 Worth While. Start 11 Savings Account with the i .4444clt kTrustCo 4%1PAID. ON DEPOSITS” 1 Rescuacss stoodooo Deposits draw interest from the, 11111 of each 2110!"!!ch linuhln Ultlliillll ' bum. That means that there isno possibil- ity‘cf error in compounding when prev scriptions are brought to us to be illi- rod. DOUBLE CHECKING proves the work. Every safeguard is placed ING herb and the most modern, scien- tide methods are employed when you have prescriptions to be filled. Lot us compound them. The medicine will cost no nrore.thnn you will have to pay where less cure is taken, 1 I *- 1 I I 1 1111111111 P11111111. THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. Telephone Call, 15—2, - All- Order. Delivered Free of Charge. TODAY IN WALL STREET. NEW YORK. Nov. 71—;Tho stock market. here showed quick resistance to the depressing influence of the ad- vance in the official discount rates or low as the level ruling I11 bonded when business began There. were 11 few points of resistance including Great Northern pltl. and Southern Railway. which rose r1‘1',.'I‘h11 Canadian group was notably Wonk, (‘mrndinu Pncitic falling 4143 points and Minneapolis. St. Paul and Snult Sta Murie pm. 2% Col- orudo 1111.1 Southern 2nd pfd. (i111 line 1%. I mnn l'nclnc. Southern Picnic and Baltimore. and Ohio 1%. Alchisorr Heading ind pfd. and American Smelt- Inn' 1. 11nd Penusylvuni', Reading and Toledo, St. Louis and 111.131.1111 put. 9,11. Tennessee (‘onl sold at 11 decline of 9 points. 'I‘runsnctious were limited in amount and there wars some 11110011111111 after the. opening. “1111.1. STREET. 11 11. 111.—-'11111- 1.1.11 prices at the opening encouraged buy- ing for both accounts. and (hero was 11 slow recovery which pulled tho Hur- rlrnun stocks 11p in yesterday's closing prices. 'l‘lrr1 balance of the list hover- cd nbulri midway between yesterday's closing and today's opening figures. Arrurlgnmntcd Copper developed weak: rrcss rri’tcr1vnrds. but. Its fall had 110 ef- fect on the marker. 'l‘cnncsscc (‘oul (‘hicnao Grout Wcsicrrr pfd. A. also yielded 8%. Amnizmnniod Copper 1131,. and Delaware and Hudson. lih'io Isl pl'd., Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste Mario and Great. Northern Orr.- (his I Wabash pfd. gained 1. Prices ylel dcd again at. it o'riock, WALL STREET, Noon ——P1iccs lcll Imt'k to below the opening level quite generally under light selling orders. Arrrnignrnuted Copper was forced 2111,. under last night. American Smelling 1,.Alchison 1%. Union Pacific, Reading Sugnr 11nd Anaconda 1% Illlhois Gen- 1.111] 1% and Great Northern Md, 8. Steel pm and Mackay Companies 1. Louisville & Nashville, Amerlcnrr 1.11: cornotive old and lnterborough-Mctro- pollinn pfd. rose 1 1,5 and Atlantic Coast. l.lne‘"‘11nd Western Union about 11 point. There were cush soles of Ten- 111111111111 Cool «lawn to 103. Westlng llottso Electric tell 4. Bonds Wore Irre- gulnr. WAI. I. S'I‘Itl1ll1"l‘.l p. 111 w'l‘ho tone of tho 11111111111 11crnulnod hcn111 and slight recoveries were. yielded again. American Smelling declined ii 112 on tree. selling. St. Paul sugged l H. American Steel Foundries pfd. 11111111 .1. CHICAGO. Nov_ 7.-—- Members of the Chicano (31lcnrlng liousc Annotation 111141 night decided to broke all neces- urrry propruutlons to issue (flooring iiousu chucks In small denominations us circulating medium. it is expected that the checks will be put out within 11 low duys. ~«uu- PUTNAM PHALANX JUBILEE. All Continental Organization and Probably Old Guard to be Invited. HARTFORD, Nov. 7.-All the comic nontai organizations In .New England and probably the Old tiriurd of New York are to be invited to the golden jubilee of tho Putnam Phalanx, ur- rsnuemautc for which are now under. way. It Is planned to have a parade of oil the organizations The, date for the celebration has not 1111. been decider I‘IIIIOII. W DENY RAILROAD'S PETITION. HARTFORD, Nov. ‘7.«-—’i‘he railroad commissioners have denied the peti- tion of the New York, New Haven and Hartford 11.111.41.11 for the condemns: lieu of the land of Edward E Stevens, in the town of Middleton. The denial is based on the neglect of the petition- ers to his 1:. map showing the Mention of the 1111:. the company proposes to .- and—«MAW .1 ii around PRESCRIPTION COMPOUND- ‘ 1101.} down to 112, 11 kiss of 17 points. - 111111.511. 1711. ~-----——- 111 Young Man I We have been watching 11011, and we know what nob wank—clothes that are built for 11011 1110119. We have them iaslrlOncd for sour taste bu the highe51 made tailors in this. country. These suits are not uncle’s or father’s stule bill " yours, and then express 'just that" smartness that will appeal. to 11011. . ‘ M1-l"‘ Price’s 11111111151111 } 1 HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. O ‘x. the Bank of England and the Bank of 1 ‘11 . \ South Namath. “V France, which had weakened the for" 98 WashingtonStreet, "‘ "1 ‘ " eign markets. First, prices of stocks ‘ TEL 165.51% ‘I‘ '\ 'l'I 1mm. : here, while lower than last. night's New 1. \ York closing. did not decline to the 1,: 1 . .1 It: i ,\ London parity and a recovery not in ‘ immediately. Except in the Canadian group the1 fall was not severe. Cnnn- . ‘ dian Pacific declined 41% n111l_MInueup- SPECIMI oils, St. P1111] nud Sault Salute Marie um. 2%. The extreme. early losses BUTTER, per pound .................................. .........8‘Ic :3." 33211112217411? Iiiii‘iil..§9e°‘§§asl§iii secs, per dozen ............................ . ............. . 25c and 321: 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1 bill] it point. in Atchlson. Amalgamated HOME POTATOES, per peck ................ . . ... .......... . .. . .l.......25¢ 1 1 Copper and American Smelling. There SWEET POTM'OES, per peck ............................. ...........25c 1 Willi *1 "PI‘UVE‘I‘Y 0’ about. ‘z‘zhOf these de- 20 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR ....................... . . . .. . . . . . 1.51.00 1 cllues on the avornge in t e corrrso of 1 .......... . ''''' .. .........85c 1' half an hour. There was very little FLOUR‘ per bag """"""""""" I new“). lit the market. CRANBERRIES, per quart .................................... . . .. . .. . .101: - 11 WALL STREET. 10:1011, Ill.‘~~ThI‘I'I-‘ ARMOUR’S LEAN, TENDER SHOULDERS, per pound .......... ......10¢ were some sharp declines in the open- SWEET CIDER and a 13.99 assortment of FRUIT ANOVEGETABLES. «1 lug prices of stocks in sympnlhy with . . 1 i" the weakness of foreign markets - ,1 .‘ which was due to the advance in the unlted Grocery 00. M4 EpStOln :/ ofilciul discount 11111.1 of the Bank of W . . 31 ,’ Errgiund and the llunk of F rance The. 49 Fort St" Ear-t Norwalk. ToI. 81.4.20 No. Miln 8h. 80. Non Tol 148. J declines here did not carrv prices as - » 5 x 1 L m .1‘ What Constitutes n Furl? if somebody should call you a‘ Fool" you would no doubt resent it, put. ticulurly ‘if the shoe fitted. " The best beef according to the latest advices from TRUST HEADQUARTERS brings about 31°C PER POUND. “NIVARA” ' (THE BEST CEREAL FOOD), brings 15c PER. POUND. THERE 18 MORE THAN TWICE AS MUCH NOURISHMENT IN A POUND OF NIVARA its there igln 11 pound of the best beef. which brings the ASKED 0081‘ OF NIVAFIA TO ABOUT ONE- FIFTH THE COST OF THE- BEEF. Your ,1 ‘ pliVsItiun will tell rod that Niva1a is the healthiest food on earth. Now " the question is this. DO YOU USE NIVARA? . FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. 'pecial Offer FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. . NOTICE. The United American Opticians wish to announce that their South Norwalk store, which has been closed for the past week on account of not having a local manager, is now 01.10", and during this week all examinations will be under the pcmuuul supentslon of Dr. W. F. Truth. who In at the. head of the United American Opticians. 11 New York corporation with headquar— 1111111111 1111 East. 23rd 81., New York City. Dr. Truth would like to 11111111 nil old patients and new (in wall and will be pleased to change any classes it there should be any which have been bought at our stores and use not perfectly satisfactory. To Become Acquainted, 0111 311111111 Offer 11. Our specialist makes his regular 36. 00 examination of your m. and bus 11 pair of our Gladimare Perfect Vision Spherical 1.9111105 fitted in gold filled frames. spectacles or eye glasses, and the full cost to ‘1 you this week will be only 48 cents. .4, $3.00 Wide. fling! 0:2 00 1144 . . . 1 Children's lye. 4 80 ThoUIII‘I'dI “ u. 1 ‘ Especially 0411441 For. loci from. i ,' WE ARE MANUFAOTURERE. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9. Do not neglect your eyes. Uclnys are somollmefl dangerous. only advise glasses when needed. 1 this Week. The United American Opticians, Branch 41116 344123116 “mow 11111111.. Opera Home Block. 11 We Special ground lenses at out rules south Hamlin;
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