Mi Telephonnllli , ‘ manhunt w sum tin-Jill. ill "ane’s. 51 ll'nsliinuinn Strut. 5090mm. lnrillewsllnles. WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwulk and 'vicinlty: Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Satur- day. ‘ A well-defined area of low pres- sure was central this morning in the extreme northwest and a shallow trough oi'tlow pressure extended from the Lake region eastward out the St. Lawrence. valleys»? ridge of high pressure extends in m Colorado east- wtrd to Pennsylvania producing pleas-V ant weather in the central sections. Considerable cloudy weather prevailed in the Lake region anti eastern sec- tions, but not. much rain tell. The. rain- fall at Boston during the past twenty- four hours was only .023 of an inch. A disturbance central near New Or- Icuus is producing heavy rain in Ala~ bama and Georgia. ~ilasketball tonight at the Skating Rink. Norwalks vs. Colonials, the fastest team in New York. John W. Nestor has returned home to Norwalk from a trip through the Middle-west. ———Annual dance, Nutmeg Club, Fri- day night, Nov. 22, Lockwood‘s Hail. Music by lllctropolitau Orchestra, llpt. m...— A regular meeting of the Central Labor Union was held last evening in Central Labor Lyceum. ~i‘lasketball tonight at the. Skating ltlnk. Norwalks vs. Colonials, the fastest team in New York. William llrotbcrlon, of West street, who has been undergoing-treatment at the hospital. was discharged yes- terday. -—-(‘ranl.)errics, 12c qt. F.D.L. & Co. I’, J. Collins and Patrick ilenncssey. who were recently operated on by Drs. Lloyd. Tracey and Bnrnell at. the Nor- walk Hospital, are getting along nico- Iv ~—I.atest Soft. Hats. O‘Brien. A meeting of the Farther Lights So- cicly of the South Norwnlk Baptist (iburcb will..bc held this evening and Miss Young, of Stamford, will he the speaker of the evening. i ~«Suusage, 121,430 lb., at New York Market. Mrs. llvlcl‘lonald, of South Norwalk, underwent an operation at the hospi- tal this morning. The operation was performed by Dr. Peel, oi“ New York. assisted by Drs. llitchcock and lio- hannau. --5 lb. pull of Lard, title. llayes‘ ‘Mki. Mrs, ’l‘llton, of Little L'lluinmock island. has purchased a twenty-seven toot launch of the trunk cabin variety. and with a double cylinder engine, The boat has been brought up from New York, and is expected to develop speed of nine miles an hour. W ~---ilussct (litter, 25c gill. l~‘.ll,i.. & (‘0. littlph Dunn, the theatrical man. who was in NorWqu yesterday trying to limi a place suitable for a moving pic. turt- theatre. was In town again today for the same purpose. Mr. llunu has recently opened amusement plat-es of this kind in Stamford anti i’orl (‘In-s- “W. W wilt. Dick's carol mnlurlt . W Ernest Wilson, tho Norwnlk young luau, who was injured by conduit in t‘llllllll'l. with the ltlver street tunnel while riding on the top or a I’rentlu train a few days ago. was (lim‘lllll‘m‘li iron: the NorWullt llonpilul yesterday afternoon. Wilson's outtnpo from death was u very close one. A number or men have been killed In the same spot and in the saint- manner that young Wilson was hurt. 'w/tunuul dance. Nutmeg (”.lub. It‘ri‘ day night, Nov. 112. Lockwootl‘s Ilull. Music by Metropolitan ()rellwtit‘il. Iipt. Papers of attachment, .nlmd. John McMahon have been tiled In the town ciorh'u other. ’l‘hey are in the null brought against the. Wealthy owner of Judith iuhnni by Contractor Sttlvtttor Churlott. The property acquired by McMahon has been turned ovw to no. wile, but it In believed the change will not affect the suit against him. as the Work done by Contractor Churiott. was commenced hetero the property was turned over to Mrs. McMahon. W wiinms. 14c lb. it. it. Are. Mitt. ” orcoiicfw‘ Sutufioy Candy, loo-Pith, we a Do movement. were rigidly held all around. W . Are You insured Against fire? Taylor 85 Golden}, 74 Washington 8%. Tel. 213-2. W W...— “mm”... Baxter's Compound Syrup oi ,Ilynhophosnhltos " is a superior preparation for Bronchi- tis andPulmonary troubles, and an ex-‘ ce-Iient tonic and flesh producer. THE UNITED STATES COURT. W December Term ‘of District Branch Open: In Hartford on December 3. The December term of the United States district court will be opened in Hartford on Tuesday, December 8, at 11 o‘clock in the morning. There ‘ will be. some criminal trials as mat.- ters now stand and a petlt jury will be in attendance. The new criminal and new civil cases which will be call- ed in the term are as follows: New Criminal Casein—United States against Archer (l. Nowell; United States against John Sabourln and Leo Des Laurlers; United States against Frank Miller; United States against: Patrick J. McCarthy. New Civil Cases-4n re The Echo Farm..- Corporation bankrupt; peti- lion and appointment of ancillary re- ceiver; 'l‘. A. Scott CO. against. Derrick Scow or Lighter “Can’t Jack." pctr tlou for limitation of liability; in re M. ll, lilcl.)onnld, bankrupt, upon the objections ol’ Amos it Chapman, trus- tee, to the claims of Edwin 1’. i‘loggs and George W. lt‘rost and the Title Giutraniy and Trust, Company; In re American Paper Box (lo, alleged bankrupt, receiver’s proceedings are cilliury to original case pending, in Southern District of New York; Fred- erick W. Faster against Foster & Richards. alleged bankrupt, contested adjudication; —-llasketbail tonight at the Skating Rink. Norwalks vs. Colonials, the fastest team in New York. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——-(‘.en- erul declines were shown by the. first prices of stocks. Those in which the tall exceeded 1A; were Illinois (‘entral 21/2, American int-emotive piti. and Bethlehem Steel pl'd, 2. Western Un- ion 1%, Atchison 11/4, Southern Pacific, Northern ’aciiic, St. ’aul. Reading, Chesapeake and Ohio, a point, and Great Northern pl‘d., Pennsylvania anti Louisville tlous. WALL S'l‘ltltlll‘l'l‘, 'II a. iu.--~»'I‘he op— and Nashville large frac‘ eniug selling was not. pursued. and the initial losses were. largely made up. Union Pacific led the recovery and rose from 108 1-4 to 109 lul. The in the other prominent stocks was not so wide, but prices Keokuk it lies Moines yielded ti points. inter- national ’npcr pt‘ti. 1i. WALL STREET, Noon.-—»'I‘he mar ket gave evidence that forced liquida- tion had ceased and prices rallied unite briskly. Operations then became very dull. Bonds were weak. WALL S’l‘liEltl'l‘. l p. lil.-—-A(‘ii\'t‘ selling oi St. Patti carried it down 2 points below its early high price, and caused a number of the favorite stocks to reeede fractionally below yester- day’s prices. LONDON, Nov. 22.~-Thc United States today purchased .iillliilltlll in bar gold anti .liL’tll‘mdltl in American eagles from the llauk of England. NEW YORK. Nov. Lil—"Engage- ments of foreign gold to relieve lire money stringency in the United States today passed the $75,0otlylilt) mark. when Luzard It‘rercs announced that they butt engaged an additional $2.0m).- tltltl for import. This brings the total engagements to date on the present movement to $75,4tltlhtltl. (loldman. Sat-Its & Company also engaged $341M).- iulil today for import. A portion of it. was engaged in Paris. GLOBE, Aria, Nov. 22.-~'I‘he First National Ilnnk of this city, with tit“ posits of $750,000, was dropped from the (ilobe Clearing House Association. last night, and Will not open today. This learns no National bank in opertt~ lion lit-re, the Globe Nulioual liank having closed three Weeks ago. The heavy drawing of exchange since the tilobe National suspended ls believed to be the cause of the suspension. Nu- tionul Ilank I'lxamiuer .I. II, Page took ' clntrgc oi' the bunk. MW LADIES' UNITED WHIST CLUB. I'l‘llo nienibnrs of the Ladies‘ Unliml Whisl tflub were (llllt'l‘illllli‘ll yesterday by Mrs. Kelrhnnl. 'I‘In- iirst prize was won by Mrs, William iloyt, the second by Miss l'ltillil Vrooin and the eoitsoltr lion by Mrs. E. Ii. Smith. A delight- in] luncheon van starved, WW EXIMAYOR RICHARDS VERY ILL. .iolnt L. Itlchurtln. ex-ntuyor and one oi lllt‘ oldest residents oi South Nor- wttik. who has hot-n very ill for auroral Wt't-kii. and nui‘terotl it winner a Week ago, in In a serious condition at his residence in West street. I Iisltltll her band, nlnv sold to me, Think you that l your wife would ho. Your health In none, your system \l‘i'oiiu. drink some iioillnlttr‘s Mountain 'I‘ca. l’laintcd‘sr—Drllg Ettore. tin Itot'ky Saturday 89.19 of? ‘z-SEEET MUSIC~i~ 100 a. Copy. M y Irish Rosie. lilondy. in tho Land of the llnit‘ulo, Tire lllue Eyes, ’l‘he 'I‘Irumphuui thinner, flows In the Old . Cherry Orchard, She was a (trend Old Lady, and till) others. COLEMAN’S . ,ncwo cross. it) Noflhfloinfic. , Acorn toi- A. o. Snuidlnu'o t 'Ioubull‘ and Sporting ems. mot Nov-walk. " Superb Suits and “ * We do not talk nearly enough about our lines 'at $18 and $20. So much value and style are crowd- ed into;tour, Suits and Overcoats at'these‘two mod- erate prices, that to see them apart from their tags, you would naturally say they were $22 to $25 gar- ments. The iéct is, they are fully up to the average $22 to $25 suits and overcoats in quality: and very much superior ,to them in style and fit. Not because we . say it, but because comparison proves it. We have a big range of fabrics from which to choose, and show the latest authentic styles in both Winter Suits and Overcoats for men and young men. Look them over before you buy your Thanks- giving clothes outfit. ‘ I4 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2. ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY, PRICE OR SERVICE YOU ARE NOW GETTING? . it not, may be. we can please you on all three points. We can send you the best grade of HOME GROUND > FEED ever turnotlout by a mill, and the prices as well as the quality are. always right. As for our service—it's as near perfect. as fair and honest dealing can make it. , (Buy Oats Thais Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. /W;/- mt... main ill" tor one near. Pubiisher’sPricelil .50. Save 500 by ordering through Wm. P. Beers, Book and Stationery Stores. 49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South Main St.. South Norwalk Sea Trout. Haddock Rees. Opened Rocka- wau Long Clams. Wakefield and Rock- awau Ousiers. All kinds iish, clams. etc. Gniblll's Bridge Fish Market, “W. O. B.Jackson, Optician. Everything in the Optical Line. Eyes Examined Free. 6! WALL ITREET. NORWALK. M”“OOOWGOOOW””O”MW¢”W -. ills Bank Was a Thin And His Money Is Gone. A WESTPDRT MAN WAS ROBBED OF $860 WHICH HE KEPT IN A TRUNK. YOUR HIDING PLACE IS JUST A3 EABY FOR THE BUR- GLARB AS WAS NIB TRUNK. Money Depositedin the Savings Department of the o.No”rwaIkTrustCo is Safe and Available when ,mNoodad. "r 'Oentfln’torost, Paid. OMOOOOM“MOO”“OM ' O , Foi5$18 ‘ I' i * panaL‘mlM-Aat‘ Me A,“ Single" Purchaée 0F Iliilili'i‘l"8 . Saturday Dandy, AT 290 BOX will demonstrate to you that you can rely on this candy always being the some Good Quality and Absolutely Fresh every time you buy. illli tiliiuittiinnan, THE PRESCRIPTION STORE- ‘ Telephone Call, 15—2. All Order: Delivered Free of Charge. UNDERWOOD’S DENIAL. No Receivershlp for Erie Road, Says the President. . NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-—Prcsldcut F. D. Underwood, of the Erie Railroad company, yesterday issued the follow ing statement: “The statements made in print and on the street. that the Erie railroad is to apply 'for a receivership have no foundation and are utterly false. Fi- nancial arrangements have .already been made to meet all anticipated re- quirements, and the business and earnings of the property are better than they were last. year. (Signed) 1". l). UNDERWOOD.” Winter Overcoats it you buy your new overcoat today you‘ll be ready for cold weather to— nit)l‘l‘t)\V. We are, ready for you now. no inal- ier what your tastes or how unusual your form. in fact, the more partictr Iar you are and the harder to iii, the more pleasure it will give us to satisfy $12~~to $30, . ~— Open Monday, WEDNESDAY Saturday Evenings. Insephllnris, Tailor, Clothier, Hatter, Furnisher. 85 Washington St, 80. Norwalk. you. and Army! Why not join the army of people who buy Goal of us, and enlist for a season’s campaign against King Win- tor? We will then shoot some of our best Coal into your collar and put you on tn? firing line. Our ammunition is amokclenn Arr thracttc. it's death to cold! Join the army? Till illIIIS Ital it Yfiiii§ otttosocnc the New Science of Healing. it has made the important memory that the physical cause or disease is located in the spine and it has devised a unique method of adjusting and re moving the cause by means of the hands alone. Dr. Francis is prepared to make special analysis of both acute and chronic diseases and remove the cause by expert lilclontlilo Adjustments: aim. to explain the philosophy of (inhumane tic Science. 1 shall be pleased to have your readers who desire lniorumtion regarding this science call u‘. 94 E. Wnohlnoton awnuvllund Block, South Namath, Goon. ‘Iclontiitc Magnetic Traumatic Alto , ‘ 7 7 l , .,.:.Z.’fii.;..s...l‘ Tek’cflh 699's. slow-st m l o ASE? imam J. for that man. clothes are so the doubter. made. HEAD TO FOOT 98 Washington Street. r x i '/ flame lull” t am (I .‘ _‘ IO Stamps with I lb. Prunes 15 Stamps with I can Lobster . . . IO Stamps with 2 cans Sardines .'. 3 cans Rt‘tl Alaska Salmon...25r ,5 cans Mith'llilii Sugar Corn. .25c Red Unions .....qt.. 5c; pk., 30c Fancy large Lemons. tloz....25c 2 lbs. Fancy (Trackers ......25r (iootl Cooking Apphw. pi. ...25L‘ 2 pkgs. Force, ll‘t‘nll lot .....25r Ileckcr’s Buckwheat, pkg. ...ioc l-H) (intuit-til, pkg. ........toc 2 lb. can I‘ ars ..mt: 2 lbs. Fancy I’runcs ....25t: Fancy l’cachrs. lb. .........15r Have. volt tried the Year Cider? It is so different. 7t: at, 25c gal. i)‘usscls Sprouts, qt, 15c. .Ilntlooall 73 North Main Street, ' SPECIAL is”? LEADERS 2.? Vern Best Elgin Creamery Butler, 1b., 500 Strictlu Fresh Eggs, per dozen, . . 25c Flour, best milled, sack. . . . Flour, best milled. barrel. . . . Stamp Offers. at the Great Atlantic &Pacilic Tea Co. All This weak. 60 Stamps with large can. A. & P. Baking Powder . . . . 25 Stamps with bottle A. & P. Extracts 15 Stamps with I can A. & P. Tomatoes . . . . . . IO Stamps with 2 boxes A. <8: P. Ball Blue . . . . . .. ........... 8c ea. 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Wheat Berries ........... ....... ......--..-..... 15 Stamps with I can A. & P. Pears . . . .. .................. ...-. IO Stamps with z pkgs. Korn Kinks . . . . Remember all goods sold complywith the pure food low. Louis J osolo M; south some». *n aunt: :1“ F ANY MAN in this town has a reasonable doubt: that our Smart Clothes will not better his looks. we are 1 ready In these Clothes we have a. good thing for you, and we Want it; believed. These well made and are 11111 01 so much style that they will make an instant int-- pression on any man. We want Our Peck Clothing is Union Shoes Fancy Vests SWeaters' Price’s Clothing Store, OUTFITTERS. 1 . ‘a 3‘ 9. South Norwaik. my? "$5“ $6.50 .. ..... ...50c .. ....... ..... .25c ......... ...... .106 .~.. ..........15c ...IOC ......25c .......25c ...5cea. .. ......... . ...... ..5cea. ..-...-..- ...-o, ....... .. EXTRA SPECIAL. 20 Stamps with I lb. J. & M. Cofiee Sale at Both Stores. ,124 Washington St. '(old P. 0. Stand). Tel. gog. SOUTH NORWALK. 4! Main Street, NORWALK. To please everybody at; all times and you will find no better values or better accommodations in this city or any other city than are oi- fered at this progressive store. VERY BEST BUTTER (none better at any price) ., .. . . .2gc lb. ‘ 20 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ......................$x.oo ARMOUR’S SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS, lb. ..».......xoc ‘ It‘loritla Oranges, large size. dozen. 30C. 2 lbs. i’ancy Malaga 25v. 1 Philadelphia Cream and Netti. chatel Cheese. .. Swiss Choose, from so up. Our regular 35c Cullen, 30¢. Our regular 30c Celine, 25c. Our regular 250 Coffee, son. Have you tried our Ten? We ask your trial, and then judge for yourself. Grapes. 'aaiJ t) v., New“ Mom .1 psalms. 50c ‘. l
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