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WEATHER FORECAST.
——_...
For Norwalk and Vicinity; Fair to-
An area of high
pressure over the Lake region is pro-
ducing cool pleasant. weather in the
The die-
turbance that was central near New
Orleans yesterday morning, has moved
now
, it is
, producing cloudy and rainy weather on
1 the South Atlantic coast as far north
as Norfolk, Va. Another disturbance
Mod-
erate temperatures prevail in all see-
Conditions favor for this vicin-
ity fair weather tonight and Sunday
night; Sunday rain.
central and eastern sections
slowly northeasterwnrd and is
_ central near Montgomery Ala.
is developing in the northwest.
lions.
‘morning, fOIIOWed by rain.
—~Best Butter. 29o lb. Joseloft’.
Football is a popular sport here this
fall.
Miss Florence Knox, of Branchviile.
is visiting friends in South Norwaik.
—I<‘resh Hams. 14c1b.;Loin 01' Pork,
chops or roast,160 lb Hayes Mkt.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M, Height, of
itidgefield, spent Sunday in Norwalk.
A meeting or the W. C. 'l‘. U. was
lreid yesterday afternoon at the home
or Mrs. James Walsh.
-—Tei'escdpe 1111155 O‘Brien.
Mrs. J.' R. Woodhull, of Bridgeport.
Mrs.
is a guest today of her daughter,
(:oorgo 15. iiiixton. of Norwalk.
Rufus Smith and daughter.
.i"iilow's, Crunbury, on Friday lust.
—-—No more wash days
Bartlett's Wet Wash, 50c. To].
Miss Jennie Olmstend. of Norwalk,
and Mrs.
is visiting her parents, Mr.
Daniel ()lmstcad, in Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Willow and Mr. '
Mrs. Taylor. of Norwuik. called
friends on Ponus street, Sunday.
—-llest iiutior, 290. lb. Joseioi‘f.
Andrew Sriiyrnyuk, of 11 Lexington.
avenue, was ndmitled to tho Norwaik
Hospital last night for treatment.
Mrs. Herbert Taylor. of Georgetown,
entertained her grandparents. M r.
Mrs. Mich, 111’ Norwuik, over Sunday.
m-Froe hot roast beef anti Schlitz
(‘cnlrnl
iiotei Cafe, corner Monroe and Chet-lb
Milwaukee beer on draught.
nut streets.
Miss Emma Bennett.
Hoyt, of Ridgelicid, Wore guests
friends in Norwuik last week.
Miss Amanda Avent and M rs. Minnie
llunford. of Branciiviiic, hnvc come to
Norwnik. where they will spend the
winter.
-——-—--———-&
militio Mondays no more.
Wet Wash. 50c. Tel. 71111.
Misses Cecil and Estelle, Kcnnc, oi
Iicihcl. are the guests of Captain and
111‘ South
Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell,
Nor'wnik.
nun—.-
Mrs. Wesley O'Connor. the iioprriiio
soloist. will sing at the South Noiwuikl
Methodist Iipiucopitl Church tomorrow
night,
~'~Motrrnliiif hands. O‘Brien.
'I‘hc Inirlica' Aid Society of the First
Methodist. i) piucopal Church will I‘liil‘l
with Mrs Wadsworth. Mona iiili, Mon.
tiny ulternoon, Novoinlicr 211111. at "'
o'clock.
Eureka itoiicknh Milne hold 11 1‘11
heoruui of the team hint Mum and irt
the cloud of the rehearsal have 11 11111»
Iluitci‘sou till
the occasion or his birthday liilIlIVl‘i‘
prise party to John li.
nary.
“A healthy man in a kind in his
I own right. an unhealthy man is an on
Hitters
child: up sound healthwkoeps you
happy slave. Burdock blood
wail.
Artist E. M.
of ice.
tea pond and ice house on his property
and In only waiting for cold weather
to gather his crop. ,
“—1101: {or the Wealth wash.
iett‘s Wet Wash. 48 Water street.
W” bosom... "
Boourdoy Candy,
flibiill L‘mfi“0
m me'am 11ml.
Jennie.
of Vista, N. tuner»: guests at l). A.
at hOIlll‘.
791i.
and Warren
ilart lcll’s
Ashe. of Woii'pit Iiill
avenue. Norwaik, does not pilot-Ct to
be bothered next summer by lilo price
Mr. Ashe has just. built 1111
Thirt-
tro on lnsurudm
AgainSt fire?
Taylor 81 Gelden.
14 WIIhlnflton 88. Til. 213-8-
a.
31111ch compound 8111111 111’
llyliiiolilioslililtcs
I11 a superior preparation for Bronchln
tits and Pulmonary troubles, and an ex‘
coiient tonic and flesh producer.
FARTHER LIGHTS SOCIETY.
Miss Young. of Stamford, Gives Inter-
esting and Instructive Address.
The Further Lights 01' the South
Nor-walk Baptist Church held their
regular meeting at the church last
evening in the Primary-Junior room.
About forty people were in attendance.
Miss Young, of Staniford, gave a
very interesting and instructive ad«
dress on Cuba and the missionary
work carried on there under the direc-
tion of lir. and Mrs. Mosoiy. in spdpk
trig ol the productiveness oi the sl
she said that it has been stated t.1,ha
even the tcicgiuph poles grow, as a
green shoot was at one time soon on
one such pole. The work in the south-
eastern part of Cuba is under the di-
rection of the Northern Baptist Home.
Missionary Sooiety.
sent out by the board January 1, 1899.
ills headquarters are in Santiago,
Cuba. Eleven miles north of Santiago
is the city of El Cristo, where the
school is located in which Esther Gori-
zulcs, a girl of fifteen, is being odu«
outed. Miss Young showed pictures
01' the school and students in attend-
ance there and read a letter front
Mrs. Moscly in regard to the work
done. ‘
During the meeting Miss Stout) sang
“The Lord ’asseth liy" very effective-
ly. At. the close of the address re-
freshments of cocoa. waters and stutt-
ed dates Wore served, and Mrs. 'l‘hoinp-
son, of Stuinl'ord, gave a reading.
’i‘liosc unable to attend the meeting
missed a real treat.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
Meeting Held Yesterday With Mrs.
William P. Beers, at Elmcrest.
The Friday Afternoon Club mot yes-
terday at the. borne of Mrs. William P.
Beers. hilmcrest. Federation commit-
tees were. appointed anti matters per-
taining to the reception in January
were dismissed.
The program, in charge of
Gleason, 'was as follows:
The Medicvtrl Period in Scotch Liter-
attire,
Mrs.
Miss Pryor.
Scotch i‘lt‘iilt’iil. in Sir-culled English
Literature.
Miss M. E. llcard.
'i‘hc hostess scchd rcircshmcrits at
intermission.
'i‘lrc'ncxt meeting will In» with Mist;
M. E. 'Ilcard. 179 East. avenue.
TRADING BLANKET COMING.
l’augussctt Tribe of Red Men. in
I‘lauliury, voted Thursday night. to ac-
cept the invitation to visit liiiciu
Tribe. of South Norwuik, on the date
act by the South Norwalk triiw tor
the event, \N‘cdrrcstiuy. Dt'l‘t‘iiillt’i' ii.
The occasion will lie the reception ol‘
the trading biankct that is buinp; soul
from tribe to tribe through tiic state.
Arrangements have been made for a
special train to take the party home.
it is expected that. the train \vil lcuvc
South Norw‘aik about ”:30, and will
givc iluniiury pcopic an opportunity to
spend ”11‘ l'\'l‘iliiii.‘: in New York tutti
rcturti iioint- the sump night. The
fare for tho round trip from liuiibui'y
to South Norwuik and rcturn will be
one dollar.
MR8. HENDERSON GETS DIVOR'CE.
Grace 1’. iionrlcrsoii. oi‘ Nor‘wulk, was
granted it. decree of divorce from
’I‘homns A. iicndoi‘son, by Judge A. '1'
ltortiliack in the short, culcndnr session
ot‘ the Superior )ourt ycstcrdny, on
the grounds of duscrtion, tinting from
March 28, 1904. The couple married
in lilinoiu on Dcccniiicr 12. 1893. unit
the evidence showed the (insertion tic-
currcd as alleged. 'i‘irc polltloucr was
also gmrted leave to resume the use
of nor nuriden name of Bailcv. W Ii.
i’r'ukins and mile (5. iloyt. instilled for
Mrs. Henderson.
OLD TRAMWAY CARS DISAPPEAR.
’i be old Norwnilr Tramway (ionipuny
closed trolley cars In service on tin.-
iorul system have lit-on replaced by
six other curs toiruuriy in Hill! in the
lily ol’ iiriitfoid. 'l‘hcsu cars are con-
sittr-ruiiiy lili‘l-ll’l' in (‘Vitl‘y way than the
other cars though of the Minsk! truck
irriiuty. They are "ilrili" (.ili'll in 11
1:111:11 stain of preservation and have
boon thoroughly ovciiuiuictl
i1 is hlulvtl that Illc oiti tramway
our bodies will be stripped and burnt-ti.
THIRD INFANTRY ADJUTANT.
('uptain ii. (1.0. Smith. lointcriv
coninruriilhru oiiiccr ot‘ (‘onipuriv L, of
Iticr-rruiclr. him Iii‘l‘li appointctl roul-
rriciitui ruliulnnt oi tho ’l'iiiid infantry
i‘ N (i. with tho rank of captain. in
the place of Captain tiiirluy,wi1o has
resigned
BALDWIN DEFEATG CARROLL.
I'LA'l‘l‘BhUitti, N. Y.. Nov. 2:1.--~
Miitiv ilttlrlwln. of Boston, Ilt'ffiillilll
young Carroll. 01‘ Brooklyn, in tho 111w-
enth round oi what. was to have been
a to round light before the Lake Shore
Athletic Club hero,in11t night.
assays... .‘f‘
cSHEET 11113510:-
1011 a Copy.
My lriuh Rosie Iilondy, in the Land
of the ilutbiio. 'I‘Wo Blue Eyes. The
’rtrnmpitnot Bonner. Down in the Old
, Cherry Orchard aim was it 1: mod 0111
1.11111», and 100 others.
COLEMAN’S
new: units.
to 11.1111 111.11.. 111.. «to. 1111mm.
Agent on A. a. Illuminate
i sac-11111111111 awning m
Dr. Mosely was ‘
For $18 and $20
Superb Suits and
Overcoats.
7 We do not talk nearly enough about our lines
at $18 and $20. So much value and style are crowd~
ed into our Suits and Overcoats at these two mod-
crate prices, that to see them apart from their tags,
you would naturally say they were $22 to $25 gar-
ments.
The fact 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. “ .. .
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14 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 canvsend you the best grade of HOME GROUND
FEED cvcr turned out by a mill, and the prices as well
as the quality are always right.
As for our service—Al's as near perfect as fair and
honest dealing can make it. as
‘Buy Oatsi Thats Clean. . V
MANUEL T. HATCH. .
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Niui‘lurus Magazine Ni ill]
tor one near.
Publisher sPriceill 50. Save 501: by ordering through
wm. P. Beers,
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South Main St.. South Norwalk
Sea Trout Haddock lioes. Opened Rocka-
was Long Clams. Wakefield and Rock-
awau Ousiers. All kinds iish,
clams. etc.
(lutliiiis Bridge Fish Market,
0. B. Jackson,
Oprlclan.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
68 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
OWWMWOMWOWMW
His Brink N13 1 Trunk
And His Money is Gone.
A WESTPORT MAN WAS ROBBED OF 3860 WHICH HE. KEPT iN
A TRUNK. YOUR HIDING PLACE IS JUST A8 EASY FOR THE BUR
CLARE A8 WAS HIS TRUNK.
Money Deposited in the Savings
Departmental the
So. NorwalkTrUStCo
Is Saloand Available when“
' » Needed. ”
Four er Cent interest Paid
, vapor: in Brooklyn ’l‘ransit
A‘ Single PurChaSe
OF
llNNETT’S 'V .
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29c BOX
will demonstrate to you that you can
rely on this candy always being the
sumo Good Quality and Absolutely
Fresh every time you buy.
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THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 15—2.
All brden Delivered Free of Charge.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALLS STREET, 10:10 a. m.—-'i‘he
first transaction in stocks were at;
higher prices than last night. the uri-
reaching
11/2, New York Central and Toledo, St.
Louis and Western pid. 1%, Reading,
Kansas and Texas pid., lliinois Cen-
tral, Atchison, St. Paul, Northern Pu-
ciflc and Great Northern pfd. 1, and
Union Pacific. Erie 1st pfd., U. 8. Steel
11111., and Anaconda large fractions.
W A1 L ."l‘RlL‘iVI ,li a. in —The ad-
vance in the stock market gained fur-
ther momentum until practically e1e1y
stock of recognized activity and prom-
inence was selling a point or more
higher titan yesterday‘s closing. The
demand then became less active, but.
prices were well-sustained at the high
level. Delaware & Hudson and Gen—
oral Electric gained 3, Republic Steel
old. '3 1-4, l‘nion Pacific, 2 1-8, and
Atchison and Reading 2. Canadian
Southern sold at an advance of seven
points and international Paper pfd. at
a decline of 2 1-2. with a. rally of 2
WALL S'l‘RIEE'I‘, Close.-——'l‘he murk-
ot closed active and gcnuraily strong.
The small simply of stocks ol‘i’cring
made the bears vci‘yameasy. and their
buying to covcr shorts caused a buoy-
ant. rise in prices. Gains in several
prominent stocks reached three or
more. leueral Electric advanced live.
There were recessions in some stocks
at the last
(‘HICAG 0, Nov. "tl.-A stop looking
toward the. resumption of business on
a cash basis has been lukcnaby iii.-
Chicago Clearing House Association.
ijetters have been trialled to bunkers
of the Middle and Western sections of
the country asking them to express
illI'Il‘ opinions of, the general situation.
These statements will be tabulated and
used by the Chicago financiers as an
index of the feeling outside of New
York.
There was a general expression in-
voring this move in a meeting of tho
association. James B. it‘organ. presi-
dent. of the First, National Bank. pre-
sided. Copies of the letter were Sent
yesterday to very banker west of
i’ittt-iburg to t to Pacific. coast.
it is expected answers will bcgin to
come in by tomorrow. Answcrs to tho
, letters sent. to the furthest. points. how-
ever. cannot. be received until the cud
ot' the week.
PARIS. Nov. 23.—The Brink of
France's operation yesterday in dis-
counting American commercial paper
with primc I“I‘l‘l\Ch signatures and giv-
ing gold therefor upon the payment of
a premium will be continued to a cer-
tain point. The Assmlated Press is
informed that the amount 01‘ gold to
be than released will not. exceed $20,-
000,000 III) the outside and may be lens.
The Bank of France is receiving a
premium of 3-5 of one per cent. for
the gold.
SOUTHAMPTON, lung. Nov. 23r—
The American Lino slumber St. Louis.
which sailed from here this afternoon
for New York, had on board .tt;52.tltit)
In gold.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Milford-mil}. F‘.‘ li‘iotcher, Worcester:
0. L. Fish. C. J. Weilmnu, Charles!
Leo iluckruuu, I‘lonton: L. l". (kirk.
Hartford; it. L. ilueli. Middletown; It).
Rogers. it. It. Drum, 11. M. llowou. Ito;
cheater: H. il. Winno. Kingston: W. '1‘.
01111111. Moridcn; It. Sutherland. W. 11‘.
I’iobbins. ;. 13‘. Pope, New York: A. V.
Davis, ildneileid; Mrs. J. llouovnn,
Norfolk. V11.
Mahaekemo—AV. (i. Milk-r. llostoii:
L. It. i-iuributt. Wilton; George L.
Itoekwoii. itidgciioid: 3. A. Mouniinn,
Providence; Wells (iiinpiniin. Intrigu-
port; W. It. I”ord,‘Vl’nterbury; I". A
Hogan. New liritnin; C. L. Firth, 111:1-
ton; Bitinuui Greenntcin. llriducpor':
11. W. Hall, New Haven; Ii. A. Curtis.
New York; L. A. Libby. Hartford; ii.
1.1. Jennings. city; , John J. ~iloycr.
James Fitzmtittrioe. Mirna Joiniaon, It.
A. higher, New. York; William 'I‘.
gentler. Spokane; W. A. Sinclair, New
or . .
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We have secured the agency for Ori-
no Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new lunar
live that makes the liver lively, puri-
ties the breath euros headache and
regulates the digestive organs.
chronic constipation. Ask us about it
he Clifford Pharmacy and Plutstod’s
rug Store.
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
The following tenors remain unauil- 1,
ed for at the tailoring pontoihcel for ..
the current week.
South Norwnlkwbrnke opacialty
011., M. S. Goldnmo. Andras tlulyus,
Hoary M. Jenninua. Misti 0111mm. 1pc,
Mrs. 0. Vernon Lundherg, Miss Marie
McMahon, 45 Cedar 111.; Frank Mart ;
this, Mr. Neanrvin. Water 1111.; Mr.
arena Mrs. Rickeim Mr. Raymond. Elli
bone at: 8. J. 9111110111111, Mrs. L A.
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E. 15.6.1“me 91 Mr R
Cures .
PRICE’S
i . 3" VIN. ”Till “If?”
F ANY MAN in this town
has a. reasonable doubt that:
Our Smart Clothes will not
better his looks. we are ready
for that man.‘ In these Clothes
we have a. good thing for you,
and we want it believed. Those
clothes are so well - made and
are 111111 at so much style that
they will make an instant im-
pression onany man. We want
the deubter.
Our Peck Clothing is Union
made.
Shoes Fancy Vests
Sweaters
Price’s Clothing Stare,
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. “
98 Washington Street. (a. South Norwalk.
7‘11.
Tel. 165-5.
lNhut Constitutes it Furl?
. if somebody should call you a "Fool" you would no doubt resent it, par-
ticularly “if the shoe, titled.” The best beet according to the latest advices
from TRUST HEADQUARTERS brings about 301: PER POUND.
“NIVARR”
(THE BEST CEREAL FOOD), brings 15: PER POUND. THERE IS MORE
THAN TWICE AS MUCH NOURISHMENT IN A POUND OF NIVARA as
there is in a pound of the best beef, which brings the ASKED COST OF.
NIVARA TO ABOUT ONE-FIFTH THE COST OF THE BEEF. .YOui‘
45,4..-1
physician will tell you that Nivara is the healthiest food on' earth'. NOW
the question is this. DO YOU USE NIVARA?
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS.
THIS SPACE FOR OUR SPECIAL
SALE
Next Week Commencing Monday.
The Great Niiuutit: N Pacific Tea Nu.
The Lurgest'Tea, Coffee and Groceru Corr
corn in the World
6600 Branch Stores in United States.
i24 Washington 81.. South Nurwalk. 1'.
till
Old Pustufficu Stand
P to ,1?
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CUT PRICES
It
The New lurk Grocery Utliiipiilill I
EGGBuWarrantod Frelh, dozen............ .. 260
surrsnmuor June. but the Plum aigrn. lb, azc‘
SHOULDERS—vHammond'l. Loan and Tender,lb...............100 Ii 5'
worm-41m Granuiltud.20 11:11.11» $1.110. -~
LARD—Armour’s Pure Leaf, 2 in». for . 26131:?
«0311mm with 1 lb. Vary BootTu............................. I50“. .2
308tamplw|th1 lb l-‘IrnKnBltnd Coffee . 3211
zfistnmpnwtthl 1.111111111114111” coflao .. 30°
258EHMPIWItthIb- Vll‘y BaflTeI “nonyauu'ooilouu1.1...” 256
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE
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scorn noawALx. Nonwontt. _. 7'
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. Tole hone.
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