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Local News lltotos.
WEATHER FORECAST?"
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
and warmer tonight.” Saturday partly
cloudy. A moderate trough of low
pressure extends from Texas north-
eastward to the Lake. region. It is
producing considerable cloudy weath-
er with rising temperature in the ('t'll-
tral sections. A ridge. of high pres-
sure along the Atlantic coast. is pro-
ducing pleasant weather in the eastern
sections. The temperature is low in
the southern and eastern sections.
It‘rt‘lozing temperatures extend as far
south as Georgia. Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair weather, followed on
Saturday by partly cloudy with rising
temperature.
—-Sliouldcr Stock, 120. Buttery's.
~Stop and give a look in the win-
dow at New York Market.
The, surplus and clearance sale at
A. Dickermun and Son's begins tomor-
TOW.
—Leg of Lamb, 17c. Buttery's.
A regular meeting of the I’aiutcrs‘
and Dccorators' Union was held last
cvening.
——Sugar Cured Corned Ilecf.
road Avenue Market.
Special grocery sale at the United
Grocery Company. The ad. will give
you prices,
«Choice Native Chickens, 160 lb.
iltiyes’ Mkt. ,
Michael Ilennossey, of Spring llill.
was admitted to tho hospital, yester—
day, for treatment.
——-Dr. Dick's cures malnm
I ncas 'i‘ribo, ]. (I. It. M.. is iii-raun-
inr. tor a social and entertainment. in
their hall on 'l‘hz‘tnksgivinr,r night.
wheg of Lamb, 17c. Iiuticry's.
'I‘homas Miller. buyer for 'i‘. Eaton
& Company, of Toronto. Canada, was
the. guest of his cousin, Deacon Wil-
liam Miller. yesterday.
~-Iiaiskctball tonight. at the Rink.
Not-walks vs. Port (lhostcis. First
name. Nutmegs vs. Nationals. Danc-
ing 10 to 12.
A meeting of the Trinity Branch.
iirls' Friendly Society, was held last
evening. An embroidery lesson and
a memory lesson were given.
wPrime Roast llcef, 12%50 1b.. at
New York Market.
Thomas Mnhoney, of Water street.
Norwalk, who was admitted to the
Not-walk ,I'lospital several days ago.
, suffering seriously from typhoid i'o~
\‘I'l‘, remains about the same.
«Fresh Ham, 16c. Buticry‘s.
Harry (I. Godfrey, leanister, of 1‘:
lloyt. street, Norwnlk, was badly kick-
cd this morning, while watering a
horse. lie fainted uway..und lir. W.
ll. llurnell was called to attend him.
~Mourning Bands. O'Brien.
Through the progressivonosa of the
proprietor of tho Monarch Shoe Shot).
you can have your slices called tom-c-
paired and delivered. No more chasing
Iilt' cobbler. Read the ad. in this is—
Silt‘,
~——lleforc buying your Sunday diniter
take a look In the. New York Market.
A surprise party was tendered Wul-
icr Hendricks. title of the right bowcrs
of l’ct'ley Sturges' automobile repair
shop, last night. A number of his
il'il this got together and succeeded In
completely surprising him at his home.
rl’ot Itoust. no bone, lilo. liuttery's.
Rail-
MAY CONTINUE BUSINESS.
American Paper Box Company Trying
to Effect Settlement.
New dcvt-lopmcnts in the. financial
troubles of the American Paper Box
thut’ucturing Company. of Norwnlk.
indicate that the compuuy may be able
to fix tip matters with its creditors niul
continue this busincnu,
At any event the factory will ro-opt‘n
um Monday and continue work for
tbrt-t» Weeks. to till orders on hand.
Iianln‘uptcy pi-occmllntzs. ctiusod by
the financial situation throughout the
country. were instituted last woek and
r. rccoivor was uppolutmt by the court.
The application to bare the company
declared bankrupt was made by a pa-
pcr concern in Now York, who have a
claim of something ovtn- $2,0th mid
two nominal creditors. The paper con-
cern was impatient and would wait no
longer for money. though the. Amcrb
can Paper Box. Manufacturing Cotna
pnny’s biggest. creditors stated that
they were willing to extend timo on
their accounts until the financial situa-
tion cation up. ‘
At. the time of the shut. down the.
company employed about. 120 poopin-
and had many orders on hand.
wl’ot Roast, no bone. lilo. battery‘s.
wmu... ..‘...u-
Sotordoy‘bhooolotes 25o
SIIIMI‘IIPWGII “MIMI“!
Premiptlonpruggtm.
' loath Nomtk.
0900 flundbyl.
the tsunami J ..
. Against fire?
Taylor 8'5 Golden.
74 Wuhlngtcn at. Tel. 21M-
"ANONA'I' cnocouirss.
SATURDAY~29c~BUNDAY.
500, 750, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Box.
Frank H. Baxter.
TODAY IN WALL ‘STREET.
WALL STREET, 11 n. Ill.-~The. de-
pression was partially overcome and
Reading, Union Pacific and St. Paul
rallied sharply. A later break in New
York Central caused the list to give
way again, and a number or additional
inutorial‘declines were made. Both
the eastern and western trunk' lino
stocks were sold freely. Atlantic
Coast. Line rcccdcd 4%, General Elec-
tric ti, St. Patti pfd. 3, Canudlan Paci-
iic and N. Y. Central 2%, Baltimore &
(.iliio, American [IOCOIHOHVUS and Amo-
ricau (inn bid. 2 and other active
stocks from to 1%.
WALL STREET, Noon—A few
stocks ware acutely depressed, but the
effect on the general list was moder-
ate. Amroican Smelting lost, 81/2, the
preferred stack, Union Pacific, North-
western. Denver and Rio Grandc, Na-
tional Lead, Consolidated (his and
American Sugar 2'to 2%, and South-
ern i’acilic, Northern Pacific and
Reading .ll/L. to 113.1%. Bonds wci'o ir-
regular.
WAIJ. STREET. 1 p. m.——'l‘hc gen-
eral market resisted for n. wliilc the
heavy selling of the Harriman stock,
but broke afterwards when U. S. Steel
pgd. weakened and tho Illill stocks bc-
gun to be sold. The copper stocks
cline. Union Pacific lost 3'4, South-
crn Pacific 31,4; and various other
stocks .l to 2.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.——The direc-
tors of the Standard Oil Company to~
day declared a quarterly dividend of
$10 a share on the capital stock. This
is the same amount that. was declared
iii corresponding quarter lost your.
The dividend is payable on‘Novcmhor
26. Oi'dilli’ll‘ii)’ payments for this qnuiu
tor are. made on December 15 but it
was announced that the earlier date
was named because of the present fin-
anclal conditions.
DONUON‘ NOV. lb.—-.»\ntcrictm tools
further large amounts or bar gold Illltl
American eagles, totallingr £782,000
from the Bank of England today for
shipment. to New York on tho new
Cunard liiue stemnor Maui-ctauin to-
morrow.
~Frcsb llam. ltic.
lluttt-ry's.
GRANGERS VISIT THE CAPITOL.
Reception Given by Governors of
Three States.
HARTFORD. Nov. l.’i.~~’l‘be great
Granger army assembled hero in me
tional convention, invaded lilo Sillit‘
capitol today, where. a reception was
tendered by Governor and Mrs. \Vood-
ruli', assisted by ex-Govcrnor amt Mrs.
liell, of Vermont. and ex-(iovernor
linolielder, of New lluiupsliii'c. ’l‘hc
assemblage was one of the most pic-
turcsqnc seen at. the state housi- in
years. Mon and Women wearing the
regattas of the patrons of husbandry
crowded the corridors, passing from
the hall of rcprcscutuiivcs to the ox-
ccutive chamber. it was a liandsliak
ing fate. and the host. and hostess ol'
the occasion were most cordial in
their greetings.
The regular business session of the
courcution was held in the housc this
Illtll'iililg and was devoted to licurtun
reports from the various states, and
at 2 p. in. the conferring ot‘ the scv»
euth degree in full form took place
at. It‘oot (.lunrd Ilall. Several hundred
Connecticut members of tin. order will
receive this, the highest degree of Ihc
grunge. today. and it will ho again
conferred tomorrow on candidates
from outside of this stale.
~l’ot Roast. no bone, lie. litittcry's.
THREE DEGREES 0F UNWISDOM.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. ift.~~ltcv. lir.
Newman Smytli. pastor of the I‘cult-r
(.‘liurt'li. today. in reply to a request. to
give his opinion mmccruinu the attitu-
Iitili U\'l‘l' tilt}. liltilltt "ill iiiitl \’
Trust." on the gold coins. said: “t
seems to me to show thrm- ileum-s
ot’ uhwisdom; positively it was loolitdi
to put it on; comparntlvcly it “as
mort- so for the. president to tit‘tlul‘
it ”if: superlallvely, It is most no for
religious bodies to sli'ito to have It
put on again."
~~---Attend the it‘rcut. llarhaiu Hale at
Al, H. Hittith a, (id‘s.
»- II-‘rush Iliun. ltic. linttcry‘s.
MATIIVuci WHIST CLUB.
A mutating of tho Mutiuco Whint
t‘tuh was bold yesterday with the
Misses Wood, of Ihiriei. The first
ltl‘izv was won by Mrs. Chen Hill the
act-mid by Mrs, John (lavanault and tho
third by Miss lnivrctiu Stinger. The
next mutating will he with Mrs. Albert
Monsmaii.
~Boyu' Cups. lioy‘s cups. O’Brien.
when of Lamb, ‘ch. lluticry's.
REGULAR SALE
i "t \ ”i
Sflihl‘ M U bib
Saturday
10c a. Copy
COLEMAN’S
news arena.
10 North Main St, South Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaidlnn'u
Baseball amt Sporting Goods.
"sevens" . cuocptnyas ..‘2‘5c, I
were not. much affected oii this dc- ..
49 Wall St, Norwalk.
79‘“! W3 ‘
' The Right lilntoi
BO 5’ CLO
If people knewwmore about the quality of clothing, there’d
be less complaint 33’0th clothes for boys wearing out: so fast.
For whiie'most 7p’éhple will pay cnough‘for their own‘clothes
to insure good quality, they reverse the rule when it comes to
boys‘ clothes. and try to see how little they can spend. Our
kind of clothes for boys is that right kind; good clothes, well
made. to good styles; but not above the average prices.
Children’s Suits and Coats
Eton. Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits for boys 2%, to 8,
$2.50 to $6.50.
Reefers and Russian
$9.00; fur trimmed, $7.98.
Boys’ Suits and overcoats
Knickerbocker and double breasted Suits,
$1.98 to $0.00.
Overcoats for boys from 8 to 17.
black. $3.00 to $10.
,Overcoats, ages 2% to 9, $2.50 to
ages 8 to 17,
fancy plaids, Oxford and
Coat and V-neck Sweaters for
. boys, $1 to $2.00. Outing
Flanned Night Shirts, 50c.
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY. PRICE
OR SERVICE YOU ARE NOW GETTING?
If not. may be “'0 can please you on all three points
“’0 can send you the best grade of HOME GROUND
FEED ever turned out by a mill, and the prict-s as erl
as the quality are always right.
As for our service—«it's as, near perfect, Ils fair and
honest dealing can make it.
{Buy Oats Thats Clean. '
MANUEL T. HATCH.
i
Mobiuro’s Mogozioo, ll
tor one near.
Publisher’sPtioo$l.50. Save 500 by ordering
through
I?
Wm. P. eers,
Book and Stationery Stores.
6 South Main St.. South Norwalk
H a rd” Grabs ,
Butter Fish, 120 lb.
Large, Long Clams, 50c quart
All kinds of Fish, Escalloos.
loan and Round Clams.
Bridgefish Market-
OOMMOM”OOOO“0“NOMOM“WWO
O. B.Jackson,
Optlolan.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
68 WALL GTREET.
”CWO.M”N“NOOOOOOOQO”OONOO”
Deposits Received
SUBJECT to union.
'o.NorwalkTrustCo
RESOURCES
$1,000,000.00
banking hours filo 8’) dailit.
NOBWAL’ .
Saiutdoii evening 7 to h.
up."
Solonloii Condo
lotto. ~-
nlways being the same good quality and
absolutely fresh every time you buy.
I
lit tiltioul Platoon,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. ‘
Telephone Call, 15—2,
All Orders Delivered Free of 'Charge.
A MISTAKE 0F WOMANKIND.
The pessimist: and the woman “who
never forgets anything," are. twin sis-
tors.
In conversation with those. misguid—
ed individuals you will find that it. is
the unkind things 0f life that they have
remembered.
They seem to experience a. morbid
pleasure in brooding oVar and recount-
ing family grlcls and slights and all
the. little unavoidable unpleasant inci-
dents or existence.
I’uro unadulterated happiness will
until they have acquired the faculty
of forgetting.
There is no complicated system no-
cessary to master the faculty—«nothing
but to try to make other people happy
and content. say the. Portland Express.
To do this is to store the mind with
memories that will make. one happy
cvci'y time you recall them. '
Nowadays ono encounters every—
where women who have reached the
high-noon mark on life's dial amt even
gone past; it. yot whose bloom will defy
the touch of a moist towel and whose
smooth unittrrnwed faces have the
freshness of youth with that-subtle add~
cd charm of the. expression of t-xpcr'
ivnco.
They are the women who have
tlllll‘Cti the faculty of forgetting.
“(‘-
-—I.oin Steak, 16c. Iluitery‘s.
A iiiiddIc-wcst graduate came to
New York to Seek employment.
Through a friend he reecived an otter
of a place as shipping clerk to to cer-
tain firm. In reply he wrote as fol-
lows: "i regret that i cannot accept
your kind offer of the position of
shipping clerk. but the fact is that I
am always sick when on the water."
" NOTICE ’
further Appropriation.
Notice is hereby given that the
(‘ouueil of this city proposes. at its
next regular meeting. to be held on
the zld day of ilecembur. 1907, at 8
o‘clock p. in.. to tmpropriate not to ex-
cced the sum of $2,000 to the Street.
Department of this city. for current
expenses of said department. said up-
propriation boimr in addition to the
upprtmrialiou for said department
made at the adjourned annual (‘in
tiicetinn for the current year.
South Norwalk. November ill. 1907.
Per order of the Council.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
illil t'ii ("in ('lei'k.
OSTEOPATHY.
This modern treatment has been rec-
otznlzcd by the different Legislatures
of most states in the union. In order
'0 ltl‘actico ()stcoputhy in this stain It
In accusatory to b0 a. graduate of 1 rep-
utablo school that requires four terms
of actual attendance. After gradua-
tion It is necessary to meet all the ra-
tptlrcments required by the State
Hoard of llculth. I inn a graduate of
the A. 'I‘. Still Institute at Kirksvlllo,
Mo.. the parent school. i have been
licensed to practice by tho State
Board of Health. When you motto up
your mind to try a. druglcss treatment
it will pay to try one that In liusud
upon scientific principles and one. that
Is not lcurucd in a few woults. 'I‘i-n
ycara‘ actual experience.
Jerome D. Wirt,
Osteopathic Phyuiclan.
Norwnik. Conn/
No. 12 lsauc Place.
CHIROPRACTIC
Ibo New Science of Healing.
It. has made the important dicovm'y
that tho physical cause of diueauo is
a unique niothod of adjusting and co-
movlng the cause by means of the.
hands alone.
Illr. Francis is prepared to make.
special analysis of body acute and
chronic diseases and remove the cause
by expert. Scientific Adjustmnntu: also
to explain tho plititmophy of entrant-ac.
its balance. I shall be pleased'to have
your readers who desire information
regarding this science call at
94 8. Washington on, l-{avllimd Block,
* ‘ " Damn Namath, Conn.
GIVOIL
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he an unknown quality to these people . '
located In tho spine and it has dcvtumi _
E’S.
oration
Is but best asset. We
want your trade tomorrow
---noxt year—«not your
money today and thonfiood
Bye. When we tell you
that our ready-to-w‘oar
olothosorothobostclothos
for the money you pay—-—in
workmanship, fit, style and
lasting power. we are telling
you the truth. and we feel
that you will believe it as .
sooh. '
lilo stand back or our buttons, with '
are unusually line this season, yet no. ‘
tight to price . y
Price’s Clothing Store,
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington Street.
Our
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SPECIAL
at} ALL THIS WEEK at
Great Atlantic hPooit‘io Too 00.
Very Best Butter, 290 ‘per 1b.
Stamp Specials, i
25 Stamps with 2 Nivara for......25c
Cut Prices.
to Stamps with 1 A&P Jelly Pow- Iona Corn, 4 cans ............. ..250
cr ........... . .............. 10c
10 Stamps With 1 Maji Crystals...100 Iona Tomatoes, 3 cans H. ....... 250
to Stamps with 1 Shaker Salt...1oc A&.P Pumpkin ..' ........... .....10c
10 Stamps with 2 pkga. Dates ...... too v 3, t E d 2 "
10 Stamps w-th 1 pkg. Currants...12c 9’” s 99" “e" --------- 3°
20 Sgt-11:5 With 3 pkgs. Mince Pearline, pkg. ................. .. 30 y
........................ 2 "
10 sgmps with 2 pk” flaked 5° Fels Naptha Soap, 2 for ..... . 9c g” .,
Fish ........................ 10c Very Best Lard. lb- -------------- 12°
40 Stamps Free with 50c worth of our
... Celebrated Tea. or Coffee.
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f l24 Washington St. South Norwallt.
Old Postoffioo Stand.
Tel. 909.
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WITH PRICES. GOODS AND TREATMENT.
Study our prices, consider the grade of goods and then buy.
Fresh lot of Vegetables from nearby and neighboring towns.
Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter. Armour’s Pure Lard. Swift's
Premium Shoulders. included in our specials for this week.
VERY BEST ELGIN BUTTER. none better. per lb.
WARRANTED EGGS. while they last, per doz. . . . . . .. . . .
SWIF’I"S PREMIUM SHOULDERS. per lb.
..29c
..25c
...i0c
Cape Cod Cranberries. qt. ...toc Red Seal Shredded Codfiub.
Hubbard‘s Marrow Squash. pkg. 5c
2 pkgs. New Currants .....25r
2 lbs. Malaga Grapes . .. .....25c Red Onions. per qt. . . ' “5,.
Hand picked Apples. per pic. .25c Extra Large Cabbage. . . . . .5c up
Fancy Large Oranges, doz. ..35c 20 lbs. Sugar ...... . . . . . . . . . $1.00
Vincland Sweet Potato“. Rain 3333 Tampa, per pin. 4'36
. L BI: .
Philadelphia, Switzcr and Neuf- 3$231,036”dggfifimmmm"
chattel Cheese in fresh.
Meat [ngnggn'n a . . l i . o - I
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All goods soldhere comply with the pure food law.
Louis J oseloff, 4 I
72 North Main Street,
South Nut-walk.
Tel. Call. 698-2.
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