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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwallt 'and vicinity: Light
local rain late tonight. The "You of
high pressure has moved to the lower
Mississippi Valley and produced low
temperatures with light trusts in the
Southern sections. li‘rcezing tempertr
tures extend as far south as Vicksburg
Miss. A slight disturbance that is
now central at Nantucket has produc-
cd light rain or snow ‘on the North
Atlantic coast. A disturbance that is
central over Lake Huron ls producing
claudy and rainy weather in the Lake
region. Conditions favor for this vi-
cinity fair weather followed an Thurs—
day by increasing cloudiness and ris-
ing temperatures and probably light
ruin.
.\ regular meeting of the lint Trim-
,mcrs' Association was held last even-
ing.
The Mark Master degree was work-
cti at a meetinh oi? Butler Chapter, R.
A. M., last evening.
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Arthur (3. Wheeler, of Arch sirccl.
who is laid up by illness. is reported ‘
today as improved.
The sclectmen ask in another cob
umn for bids for scraping and painting
the Washington street drawbridge,
A meeting of the vestry of Trinity
Episcopal Church was held last even—
int; and routine business was transact-
cd.
The old officers were rcnomiunted
at the meeting of Humboldt Lodgc,
Sons of Hermann. last evening. Two
members were initiated and one pro-
posal for membership was received.
'l‘hc towns of Spinguc and Wilton
have returned their annual school
cIIumcrntIon to the state comptroller.
The former lists 802 children and the
latter 403.
Harry Street. the well-known sales
man for Raymond Brothers. has just
purchased a fast horse front 'I‘homus
\‘nrson, of Norwalk. The animal Is a
black pacer which Mr. Varson states.
is in the 2:13 class. .
“Don't forget fair and entertain-
Incui oi' ()phlr Chapter, No. 52. ()rdcr
oi lJ'nsteIn Star Novcmbcr if) and 10.
John W. Greenwood, oi Norwulk. has
been ofliclnlly nppoinled a regulcr let-
Icr carrier at the Norwalk posi‘oillcr.
Mr. (lreenwood's appointment takes ci‘~
i'cct November 15th. His territory is
Inc now Winnlpnuk route,
a
Slain-Ion, sot-rotary und
iIcIu-ziit. the Holmes, chlcr and
Sclicck Company, who has been laid
up for several days by illness at his
home In Harriet street. is considerably
Improved today and expects to got out
again shortly.
5
" I or
’l‘hc scloolmt'n of the Town of Nor-
wnlk iodIIy advertise for bids for
scraping and painting with two coats
lilo iron work ol’ the \N'nshington
HII'i‘I'i Ilruwhrldgc. iiids will bu I'v-
t‘t‘lYi'ti unill iii o'clock noon oi' Novcm-
lwi' ‘Jl.
'I‘ho licnrlug on the. application to
burn the Knickerbocker 'i‘ruut ('IIIII.
puny III‘ New York, ronmvvd IIH irn.»
“‘0 of the fortune of Miss (Silos Mi“
l‘hzunhnu. III New Canaan. which won
in IliWi‘ horn hoard yesterday boron-
.IIIIlgo ll. W. (irogory. In tho Norwulk
I’i’illttllc Court, has been postponed un'
III Friday.
A IIlI'ItIiliii ol‘ i'ucns ’i‘rlhc. I. ll. II,
M.. Will‘ III'III IIIIII ovcniilg and plum.
IIIIIIII- ior Ilwir lillllllili dance. The I'ol
lowing commitiuus were nppoiuicd:
Music, .IIIIIlIti ilubhcll: mlvoriisinn.
\Villiiun Milicr qul .iohn Sheldon; l'l'
trtmiuucniu. John .I. ilaiilon. ’l‘hrmv
application» for llil‘ililll‘l’HIiII) worn I'v-
velvod and Micro Will Iiu It I‘vln'ui'uul
ol’ lilo dogrrr tooth on nrxi ’i’ueuIIuI
night.
Judge damn 1‘. Pill“, of the lion.
ml Hinton court for this disirlci In
New York on ’l‘uoudny nppolnird
i‘lIurlcu L. t‘ohn. ol’ No. 271 llrontl~
way. New York. ancillary iompo-
rury rucclvcr lu ConuncIicul of lilo
property of the Aliim’lt'nll Paper iinx
Manufacturing (onumny. oi Norwulk.
'lhc suit against the company. now In
the hands of the receiver, was bronchi
by. the Madison i’apur Block (‘qu
patty.
assets:
We have them In ail sizes and tar
all one.
Gillan-Potion commits
m
Prescription Dragging.
000i! Mauls”.
.aI
I retiring. when Quin asked him why ho.
scum Mamie,
Against fire 7‘
Taylor 85 Gulden.
74 Washington at. Tcl.‘ Ill-ll.
“ANONA” cn'ocourrsa.
' SATURDAY-mimosa".
“REVERE" . cnocourss -.- also.
50?, 75c, ‘1I001 ‘135; .1-50 BOX:
Frank H. Baxter.
TRIED LITTLE EXPERIMENT.
m
Customer Who Had Been In Hand: oi
Careless Barber Was in Doubt. .
There was a barber in South Bend,
who. having been out late the night
before, had a shaky hand the next
morning, and out a customer‘s cheek
four times. Alter each accident the
barber said, as he spongod away the
blood: “0. dear me. how careless! "and
and laughed. and let it go at that.
The upirou took all these gushes in
grave silence. But when the shave
was over he tilled a glass at the water
cooler, took a. mouthful of water and
with cmuprcsscd lips proceeded to
shake his head from side to side and
toss it upland down.
“\Vhill. is the matter?" the barber
wanted to see it my mouth would still
hold water without leaking, that was
all.“—-—Argunaut.
TWO ANECDOTES OF BEAU NASH.
Upon‘hls first going to, Both, Mr.
Quin. the actor. found himself very ox-
travagantly charged for eutabies and
drinkables, as well as for lodging and
washing. At the end of the first week
he took aside Beau Nash, the Master
of the Ceremonies. who had recom-
mended Bath as being the cheapest
place in England ”for a man of taste
and a hon vivant. Nash. who loved his
joke and knew that Quin loved a pun
as well as himself. replied, “They have
acted by you upon truly Christian prin-
ciples." “How so?" queried Quin.
“Why," resumed Nash, "you were a
stranger, and they took you in." “Ay;
but." replied Quin, “they have Ilccced
me instead of clothing Inc."
A few nighis after Nash was In
company with Quin when he was in
one of his satirical moods and was ink-
Ing oil most of those present In the
rooms. Nash. expecting to be the
next. got. up, and was on tho point of
was going so soon. "III order to save
you the trouble of inking me Off. I
think it is best to take. myself off."
quietly replied the Master of Cere-
monies.——Chnmbcrs’s Journal.
7
IMPRISONED MINER RESCUED.
‘PO'l‘TSVlLLii l’u., Nov, lii.———linprl<
soned for eighty-seven hours several
hundred feet. beneath the surface of
the earth, almost direcily under his
own Ironic, where his family mourned
for him as dead, Michael bit-Cube. oi‘
JGllhcrion, was today taken from tho
Draper Mlnc hnrcly aIIVe after one of
the most marvelous rescues in the his-
tory of untln‘uclic mining.
Since Saturday afternoon, when ihc
top of the chamber III which ho was
at working ravcd in and caused a rush
of cuim and water from tho surfaci-
relays of workmen tolled unccasingly
to l‘i‘iicll him.
BANK CASHIER ARRESTED.
FOSTER, i<y.. Nov. it;.~—Dnnicl C.
McKnight. cashier of the Foster Siltic
Bank. was urrosicd bore yesterday
chragcd wlIII tunhczzllug $6,000. It. In
said McKnight. lost the money in speed.
luilon. .
NOTICE.
Solociiucn‘s ()illcc.
XIII-walk. i‘,oIIII..
Nov. Iii, lllll't'.
Notice is liorcby given that wo will
receive bids for scraping and pointing
[two coats) nil iron work on tho
\i'nshiugion slrccl drIIwbrldgc.
lilds will ho rch-Ivcd until It: o‘clock
noon, Nov. 2i, I007.
ALli‘IlI'lI) AVISON.
WM. ll. RICI‘H),
JOHN i'iltiVlNlC.
SoloclIIII.-Ii ’I‘owu ol‘ Norwnlk.
ni:l 3i
; NOTICE.
«Inst.
further Appropriation.
Nollm- in horcby gin-n that tho
(ioIIIIclI oi” this city proposes. at its
IIIle l'I'KIIIlli‘ Int-cling, to be held on
tho rid day or liocomlwr: 1007, III. R
o'.ciot II p. III.. to upproprhut- not 'II) by.
cued ilu- mun of 82.000 in tho. Sit-obi
Itopurimcpi oi ilIIII oily I'oI (lilii‘lll
vxpousru of sold dopur.iInoul said up
prtnlrhltiou being In ntldlilon to tho
appropriation ioI said lit-liilllllli'lll
mode at ihc adjourned IlllliilliI city:
meeting for tho- current your.
tioulh Norwnlk. Novomlwr Ill.
i’cr ordcr of tho Council.
JOSEPH II. 'I‘ Yl.()li.
Inn—u.-
illlIi.
IIIII I‘II
(l iy (ilcrk.
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COLEMAN’S
NEWG STORE.
10 North Muin an, South Nov-walk.
asked. “You ain‘t got toothache, have
you?" -
“No.“ said the customer; “i only Just .
Agent (or A. O. Solidi" 0
Baseball and sporting (Bagels. 1
Every man who appreciates character and indi-
viduality In Clothes will vote for Varsity Clothes on
their appearance and on their record for s h.- and
this town, and their unanimous reelection as the
smartest clothes made' Is assured for this season also.
finished as fine as clothes can be finished. are now
’Varsity lSlIitS 'and Manuals,
$15 to $30.
in a splendid range of the choicest fabrics in all the
new browns, grays and blues—many exclusive weaves
and patterns—tailored in the most perfect way. and
finished as fine as clothes can be finished, are now. . ..
We invite you to see them before making
ready.
your selection of ,Winter Suit and Overcoat.
L'fi
Good Hats to pay election bets-correct Derbies
and Soft Hats—$2 and $3.
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY, PRICE
OR SERVICE YOU ARE NOW GETTING?
if not,
may be wo can please you on all thrcc points.
We can send you ihc host grade of HOME GROUND
FEED (Ivor turned out by-n mill. and tho priccs as well
us the quality are always right.
Astor our st‘l‘vit‘t_~~li.'s as near
pcrl‘cci us fair and
honest Ilcuiing can lllIlIiL' it.
(/'~‘\.”/w
'Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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NIRNIIIIRR NINIIII'IINB, Ni [Ill
ior one near.
PublIsth’s Price ill .50. Save 500 by ordering through
wm. P. Beers,
Book and StatI'onery Stores.
6 South Main St, South Norwaik
49 Wall St, Norwalk.
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Yard Pea Coal $4. 50. No 2Nui C0al$5
Eda. Store and Nut Coal, $6.50.
Delivered in the cellar.
Carelullu screened.
Best qualitu.
Raymond Bros.
Free from slate.
OWWOQ COMOWOO
O. 8. Jackson,
Everything in the Optical Line.
Optician,
Eyes Examined Free.
V IIII WALL water.
WMOOO“”OO”WOOOWWMMQW
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Deposits ReceiVed
SUBJECT Toicqu.
o.NorwaIkTrustCo
NORWAL .
RESOURCES
$1,000,000.00
Banking hours 9 to a dailu.
Saiurdau evening 7 to 6.
M
California Port or Sherry Wine.
209 Pint, 609 Quart.
Suuuyslds Rye Whiskey, .
89 Bettie,
Monogram or 84 Rye Whiskey.
FIII Quart. 01.00 Bettie.
Belgravia Tom Gin,
. . 98° Bottle.
The Club Cocktails,
' $1.26 Bottle.
California Brandy,
. 98c Bottle.
Cniuwubn Wine,
50: Bottle.
Nil INNIIII PilIIIIiIIll;
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15—2. _
An Order: neIIv‘ored’Freo of. Charge.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. III.—-Opeu-
lug prices of stocks made small frac-
tional declines from last night which
exceeded 1-2 only in Brooklyn Transit
and Nuiionul Lead. Minneapolis, St.
Paul and Sault Ste. Marie fell 2. The
dealings wore very scanty.
WALL STREET,
support. was lacking In the market and
prices receded before the decline was
stopped. Losses were partly restored
before ii o‘clock on a very Slight (18'
mnnd.
WALL S’I‘HldE’l‘. Noon—Tho drift
of prices was narrow and irregular.
A rally to above last night. in Ameri-
can Smelling hardened the market.
bill the level hung below last night.
WALL S’I‘RE ET, 1 p. m.———American
SInclting was advanced slowly until
it sold a point beyond yestcrdny‘s
closing. 'l‘he rcst oi’ the list stiffened
and most of the leaders made up all
of their morning losses. American
Smelling subsequently lost its aid.
vaucc. but thc general market hold III
the rally.
NEW YORK. Nor. L‘s—More than
$00,000,000 in gold has been engaged
abroad for import it) tho l‘nited
Slalcs sincc the prescni move-Input
begun. Announcements today of on-
gngcmcuis of $900,000 by the First
National Iiuuk of Chicago. $500000 by
the Illinois True! and Savings Hunk.
and “000.000 by banks in New Or-
lcuns brought ihc grand total to $00.-
330,000.
Gold to me amount of $3,000,000,
which had boon (-Ilgugcd in Europe by
American bunkers, arrived here today
on the steamer Oceanic.
NEW ORLEANS, In, Nov, 13*“.W
nouuccmcnt that. two New Orleans
banks have arranged to inmori $1,000;
000 gold direct from England was
made last night.
LONDON, Nor. 1‘..—-Americnu sc-
curiiles opt-nod dull and heavy today.
l’rlccs at noon w or 1-8 to Hi below
,I'csicrduy's New Y rk closing.
RUSH ORDERS FOR THE GOVERN-
MENT.
CHICAGO. Nov. lit-The American
Smclting IInd Refining Company,
which employer. #00 men at refining
gold and silver bullion in its South
Chicago plant, is filing rush orders
for the gowrnmcnt by working night
and day. Within the last few days the
company has doubled its shipments
of gold and silver to the mints and is
now sending 100.000 ounces of gold
and 30,000 of silver daily.
WHAT HE GOT.
Oh, no. doui. trouble to explain.
Time is no need to it“ your brain.
i do not take the lcusl. often
it‘s really of no consequence.
it's natural that. you'd prefer
A fascinating thing like her.
filo full of charm and grace and wit, ‘
Of. course, I’m not. surprised a bit.
Bounty likII horn does not, i know.
Giro ordinary girls u show.
For roally grateful as can he .
That you how never notlcrd Inc
Bid. now It you ll excuse. lIII
linwillit'ig to iIIko up your “limo
Jealous! iuIlI-odl ‘0me my word
Thai. is a. little to absurd!
.Iculouu or that. preshuwkwnrd thing!
Iiood day, and don’t lorgptihc ring.
'i‘hui homely. inunhcyml, stupid i‘ui.
Pug-nosed old maid? .Ienlouu or that!
.Icalous of her! The Fliihlili forbid!
But you did flirt. You did! You did!
You did! lionl. look at me ihui way,
You soc. you ve not a word to any!
~Chicugo News
“Dtm‘i you ihhih" asked Mrs Old-
castle, "tlIuI Miss Wliiturspoon hurt a
putrlclan lace?" “Oh!” replied
(our the back at a chair, "I don' tthlnit
she has. She blames. atienst that her
folks were all English and that there
ain‘t ti drop of Irish blood in her
vulns."-~Chlcago Record Herald.
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salami-MM“ makes you tool that
you will have u long illness?
“dunk-"Because l haven i. a decent
nightgown to my back our own doctor
is out of town and IN ve compan
lug WWW for two wusltsf'w
a! .
(limb
but
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it a. m.——Enrly '
GOOD THINGS r0 EAR
IIor
hostess, hanging her $60 000 nocklbco
took
I
Repute '
in
This
Town
1
a
HEAD TO FOOT
98 Washington Street.
1‘
tilicrkius, Pepper Celery, Sour Mixed
CANNED VEGETABLES.
3 cans Mazeppa Corn ............ Flt:
chanee Early June Peas, can... 00
Large can Spinach. fancy can. .150
2 cans Pearl. 2 lb. size ..... 25c
2 cans Succotash, Empire ........ 25c
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers ..... ...25t:
Remember, all goods sold comply
72 North Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone :43.
MURDER SUSPECTS UNDTR AR-
RE
\‘t'A'i‘lIRBURY NITJV l:l-~i)etcctiv e
Donneliy, of u pIivute agency in New
York. who went to Sheldoa to investi-
gate the murder at a Polander there
late Saturday night. came here today
and placed three Poles under arrest.
They are now held under the suspicion
that they know something about the
murder. Their names are .loon Povolo«
ski. John Poponhi and his brother An-
drcw. The men will be token to Shel-
don Inir Iliin uliornoon. They are em-
ploycd III the (‘huso Rolling Mill.
TIIE GREAT
ANTISEPTIC
cups " ...
outputs
copsu
CAIARRH
MY mm M"
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50 DOSES 25¢,
live.
it
Tel. 1655. t.
h A full line or .ilcinz pickling products:
Suuer Kraut—all fresh, this year's product.
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OUR! D
GRIP .,
l$3
bum Sore Throat um and Ulcerated ’1‘ anti takes
Grip and Plourisy unit?“ throtwhoie system “kg m? lo.» . 0.9““
125 DOSES 50¢,
No opium, no quinine, no chloroform, no Milan.
3. R. Jackson to 00.. monuments. m
Is our best asset. Wu ~
want your irado‘iomorrow
-IIRxl year-wild your, .
money today and iIIo‘IIIioIIiI .
WIIRII we bill you “
that our ready iO-WOill'
riothes are the best clothes
for the Money you pays-4h
workmanship fit. style and a
lasting power. we are telling”
you the truth and we feel
that you will believe it as
such.
We stand back‘ol our Garcons, which.
an unusually int ihisi'sustin, yum
Rithir In prior
Price’s Clothing Stars,
OUTFITTERS.
., ~. South Norwalk.
t‘h‘ ‘W’v um“.
Sweet Mixed Pickles, Swaet
and Mustard Pickles, Sour Gherkius,
We sell them from So up. We
invite your inspection. it is real appetlzing owing to its cleanliness.
VERY BEST BUTTER (none better at any price) ......_.’...........29c lb.
WARRANTED EGGS (large size) dozen ...... . ........ .....‘......250
Sweet Cider, fresh from‘pren
................ got. 25:; qt" 7c
Yellow Turnips, Rota Bayes”...
.......... .. . . . peck, 22c; bu., 75c
Large can Baked Beans . . . . . . .10c
Fancy Mixed Cakes, 2 lbs. ..25c
Fancy Lemons, doz. .......... 25c
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar .......$i.00
with pure food lawa.‘
Louis Joseloff,
South Norwalk. ‘
Tel. call, 698':-
M. Epstein.
EAST NORWALK
Phone 0319-3.
'CAR BUILDERS LAID" OFF.
WILMINGTON. Deb. Nov. 13.-'~lt is
announced that since September 1, the.
Harlan IInd Hollingswol'th‘ 'I iCorporIc
lion. ship and car building works, ow.
bed by ChuIlcs M. Schwab and his in-
.terusts has discharged 800 workmen.
The plant has four hundred men at
wmk. The other Wilmington Manu-
i’nciorles have also discharged many
workmen. It Is estimated that within
Ins last couple of months the number
or men lthc dropped in 4,.000
CROUP
III to M0.
pronouns
MPTIONW ‘
ASTHMA
MIMI?“
ms.
‘Mttewswm«w‘
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mun $qu“
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no DOSES stop
Norwalk Chronicler