: ' LANE’S
51 Weshingtdn Street.
I'N.IND:NIIIMI'IIONIN
Winning
. waa'rnsn rogscas'r.
. For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
tdday. . Sunday probably rain. An
area “of low pressure oyer Lake Buperi
lor is producing cloudy d rainy wea
ther is the western po‘ri on of the Lake
region. Another disturbance central
In Georgia Is producing rain on the
South and Middle Atlantic coasts.
Areas of high pressure are central ov
or New England an northwest.
Conditions favor for t is cinity pleas-
ant weather during aNNN CloudN
tonight sndfrsip, loll y. .; n
—Home made or Link Sausage,12c
lb. Hayes’ Mitt.
‘ John smith. of Wilton. iss pending
the day in Norwallr on 0fbilglness.
Malcolm ittla.of Have?
will spend ‘s all with i sell: in Noi-
wal lk.
——Cholce Fowls,18cllp Hayes’Mkt.
Frank Eldrld, oi Stamford. spent
yesterday with fiddnde,‘ in Catherine
street. Norwalk.
‘ George and Stephen. Waterbury. of
Weston. spent yesterday at the Dan
bury fair.
. —Escallops. 40c quart. Cutbllls.
. J. Emory Stevens has returned to
South Norwalk from a trip to Pitts
field, Mass.
‘ Mrs. Henry Finch. of Weston. will
spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Well
lemita. of Chapel street
, Charles Davis has recently had his
household effects remoe edgom Henry
street, Norwalk. do 5! the!
. -C. at K. Hats. O'Brien. N
Letter Carrier Henry Derry, of the
Norwalk poatoilice is. enjflying a short
vacation with friends in ew Haven.
' There will be a dance at the Coup
try Clo. this evening, when Speidel’s
Orchestra will furnish music A table
d' hotedlnnor will. also sewed. ,.
8. Treat Stanley. 6 Main street,
Norwalk. left town- last night, about.
midnight. for Baltimore, where he will
itake up his studies at the John Hop~
kins Medical School.” .
-—c. a K. Hats. Ouflgien
Master bonnie Folletté. the boy lln
personator. who has spp'Nesred at)
Hoyt’s Theatre. Music filial! ind Ebb
on Point. is performing at the LYceuan
Theatre. Stamford, tb a week.
. O
- Invitations have bushfireceived in .
Norwaiii to the ntteentii wedding anul _
versary of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
chaley. of Stamford.» which will be
celebrated on Monday evening.
——dBrown Derbles. O’Brien.
Samuel Klein. forlilerly manager of
Music Hall. was greeti old friends in
South Norwalk lhst at t. Mr. Klein is
‘ engaged in preparing for the opening
of a similar enterprise in Stamerd.
Monday night.
The many friends at Warren Sco
field. of The Norwdlhs, ye receiving
postais from him, and he states that
heenloys his studies at the Connecti-
cut Agricultural College, and is hav-
ing a fine time. N ’cl
-—Don‘t leave your engine In your
lhunch all winter to rust, but let us
lake It out, makeup necessary repairs
And keep it for you until spring. The
Specialty Mfg. 00.. to Water street
South Norwalk. V
' Samuel Kline. formerly manager ofK
Music Hall. and later manager of all
' electrogrsph theatre, ill New York.
Miss Fannie Wynne, of Plattsville
avenue, Norwalk. is. spending a week
with friends in smokneia.
will open a new electrograph. vaude-
ville and picture theatre. on Pacific
street. Stamford, Monday night.
—-h‘reah or Corned.Hocks, 12c in;
side Pork. 12c. Hayes" hfkt.
Miss Alice Rider. who has been ill
for a few days, at her home in Win-
field street expects to b able to re
turn to her duties ”it her at the
Fitch school. in East Norwalk. soon.
Mrs. Frederick N. Hartford has been
paubstituting for he; of. . \
' , -—Dancln’g at the Auditorium tonight
W
CLOTH ALL wgetAuifPAmr ALL
is cheaper than shodd cloth or shod-
dy paint. hi. is Zinc Metal
made into Oxld combined with
White In”, and made into paint
with pure museum in thousand gai-
,Ion grindilt‘gs soda innings. Wears
long; actual cost only 31. to per gal-
lon. .- .
Chas E. Dow. loaf” Norwalk: Hub!-
bell & El es NCO. Nor elk:
W. S. Guyi': ’& Sol, t rt: orth-
rup Bros" Southpoi'i. L. I: M. Paint
Agents » .
White an... Tar
For; '
. to North Main IL.
i Agent for A. o. Spaldiiig's
Iaeehall and Sporting Geode.
‘. 'I
l'l'lL. lib-O.
Your Bond
TAYLOR a cohorts;-
74 Washington attest, south Nomalk.
plank L
All kinds of repair work.
by competent workmen.
city, on business.
bile.
their store.
Bell. of Norwalk. are to
Danbury Fair today. in
automobile.
6 cylinder Ford. .,
bEscallops. 40c quart.
City
few days.
——Fresh Hams. 140 Ill.:
Mitt.
ed
lan
the near future.
t
street.
day. lint
—-Cap,
November 1.
Caps. 0' Brien.
attack of typhoid. fever.
3 hn Lowth. of Wall
.wal
on the liner Lusitania.
Hope."
Mkt.
farewell.
. massacre .
Launch Wonks.
Boat Frames set up and ready to
G
Launches of all sizes built to order
”WOW '0! Sb.” Point, New."
George H. Raymond. of Main street.
Norwalk, spent yesterday in New York .
Louis Yost and Floyd Collin. of Nor-
walk, will spend Sunday as the guest
of #pbn Hoppenhauser. of Brooklyn,
N. .
—Danclng at the Auditorium toglght. '
Walter Hendricks and James Hub. -‘
bell‘,‘ and party. of Norwalk. are at‘
the Danbury Fair today. in an automo ‘
l" '
Hubbeli at Staples’ hardware store,
ill Water street Norwalk. has recently
installed a fine new cash register in
-Danclng at the Auditorium tonight.
Mrs Harvey Kent and Mr. and Mrs.
g‘ in the.
rs.
Kent’ s
Frederick Brewer of Norwalk, has
the automobile "bug in his bunnet. " so
his friends cl'afln He is looking at a
Outbui'f. ,
The Phllatbea Class will have charge
of the serVIce in the First Methodist
Church. tomorrow evening. and will
give the sacred cantata, The Beautiful
NMrs. Frederick George and son and
Mrs. Fletcher, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Ma-
lone, of Main slrept, Norwalk,_ for a
Roasting
Pork and Pork Chops. 14c lb.
'—+5 lb. pail Pure Lard. 60c.
Ilayes’
Edward J. Thomas. of Norwalk. was
in New York city yesterday and look-
ver the 1909 models of the Over.
auto, one of which he expects
he city assessors of Norwalk WII
liam H. Byington. M. J. Howard and
C arles E. Curtis. are holding session
sy ill the Council chambers in W all
They will have a session each
Arthur Fitch was able to return to
his duties iii The Norwnlli iron works '
yesterday morning. after' a severe ill-
ness at his home in Newtowu avenue.
For a time he was threatened with an
street. Not-
received a letter from England.
yesterday which was in a souvenir en-
kelo’pe. The first of the “first of ‘ihc ‘
enhy postage links the English speak-
ing peoples of the world. " A one cent
stamp is all that. is required to bring
e letter anywheres in this country.
he communication was brought over
The envelope
is covered with symbols the coat of
arms of the United States and that of
England, the flag of each nation, a
map of each. a picture of Columbus
starting out in 1492, and u picture of
the 1908 liners, also many other things.
All the world has followed with in-
terest the story of the Wright Broth- ,
ers and their flying machines
the Interest is due not only to the fact
that they fly. but to the fact that the
flying is only after months and years
of disappointment. What they have
endured of disappointment and des-
pondency when success seemed along
woy off gives the real meaning to their
satisfaction n‘ow that they are achiev-
ing. Marion Crawford has written a
little story that tells of a parallel ex-
perience, and the tale is of an inven-
tor working on and on. and at last
succeeding. This will be the subject
of the address or the First church in
Norwalk tomorrow evening. The little
book referred to is "A Little City of
And
Hayes’
The Salvation Army wish to an-
nounce that Sunday evening will be
the farewell of Captain Wilbur and
family. The captain was in command
of the South Norwslk Corps about four
years ago and was very much liked.
He was in command of the Chelsea
corps at the time of the big tire and
was burned out and lost everything
The shock and the following days of
hard work and heart-rending scenes
broke down his health as well as that
of his wife and eldest daughter. so that
for the last few months they have been
on furlough in East Norwalk They
are now returning to the. field and will
appreciate very much meeting with
their many friends on Sunday evening
and of saying to them a few words of
All are invited to attend.
——Umbrellas a Yacht Caps. 0' Brien.
$15 to $30
Varsity SuWhlways instep hit with men who
. IW clothes. No otherlflltb are so good.
tip tNNailored; no others fit so Well, or are made up in '
Illélf handsome exclusive weaved?
‘ We are showing a big‘ line of the new Fall Var-
.sitifisc—beautiful rump, gray, smoke. green, slate and
blue suits in til new stripe effects—with the new
pocket and cuff novelties and correct style touches.
. No trouble for us to fit you; :and it's your best
time now to pick your Fall Suit because lines are full.
0i
Fall Overcoats and Raincoats fecal good after the
line storm. Ours are as good as they look and ital;
$10 to $30.
NOW is THE TIME .TO BUY OLD OATS.
To those who have uot~pnricblsed. I say, SEND THAT ORDER
TO ME. I've lots of them
First class business don'tilow in anything hilt ilistcluss chan-
nels
i want your business and intend to have it if good grain. fair
treatment and an honest prlc 9. will secure It. If you once got it into
your head how much our service "loans to you We '1! have your trade
all the time. I believe in good selvicc and light trcutmcilt. Let
me prove it to you.
:1? Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Home Ground Feeds
for .
Horses
Poultry
Cutiliv.
.mw ......
THE FIGHTING CHANCE
By ROBERT w. CHAMBERS
~N55OC
..-.
WILLIAM r. BEERS’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
e scum MAIN aritll‘r.‘
aoNUTH MonwANLK.
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
Norwalk Savings society“?
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. ' , ;~
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, ”Oct. l, 1908,- $3, 599. 055. 92
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. count,
moses H. cLovsa
LEWIS c eases.
HENRY F. cOLssuaN,
GEORGE M. HOLMES.
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELL‘B,
AFLOYD 7.. RUSCOE,
LESTER HYATT.
BY EXPRESS, THIS P. M.,
Escallops, 400 Qt
Finnau Haddies,- - 12c lb
Weakfish, . - - - 12c lb
Snapper Blues, - - 12c lb
.. Butterfish, ‘ - - 120 lb
Blue. Cod. Halibut. Mackerel. Salmon. Sand Porgics. “Oysters,
Long and Round Clams. Hard Crabs. ‘
.Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. sass anneal.
NEW. ITORI.
Football
GOODS
COLEMAN’S
South Norwalk.
of a Bank more than at any other time—that’s
SATURDAY NIGHT.
soum NOIlllAlK iiisl ti
IS OPEN svsiir SATURDAY Nicil'r my 77 To
Merchants Accounts Soliciied. ‘
better sustained than before.
Saturday
1 Candy
COSTS
290 Pound
butNior assortment, flavor and
quality, cannot be equalled.
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call, 152.
All Goods Deililared Free of Charge.
illitl It Will ililll.
...—,—
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—Early
London cables indicate it relaxation of
‘ the tension or the war scare. This oil
cued the way for some opening ado
. vances in stocks in the New York
Market. The demand was very scanty.
and there was a sprinkling of losses
mixed with tile prévailing gains. Un-
lon Pacific and Consolidated (ins rose
1%. Canadian Pacific and Rock island
'pfd. l. and Southern Pacific ’93. Pri-
ces were shaded ll fraction in the sec-
ondary operations.
WALL STREET. ii a, m.—thn
the advances in Union Pacific and
Rock lslulld pid. were cancelled the
market llcculllo quiet and irregular
with strength showing In some of the
low, priced railroads. Prices were rls.
ing slowly again at ll o'clock and the
Harrilnilll and Metal stocks wore be
coming prominent.
WALL STREET. close—The lllnrlict
closed heavy and dull. When Union
Pacific rose to the best again. there
were a number of gains reported in
minor stocks The moraine-lit was no
Rock
Island pid. receding to 1 point below
. last night. N .
Advertise Ill‘ThP Sentinel.
To the Board of:CountyCommlssiou-
era of Fairfleld County:
I DCIOD) apply [in ii license to sell
Splrliuous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and Cl-
der. at iii llurbiillk sileol Town of
Norwalk.
if place fpusiuesa is not located
in 200 in a direct line of a
Church Ediilcé‘, Parochial School or
Pllbllc Schoobhoahe, or the premises
rtainiug tN . or any Post Office.
l ulillc Libr NlCemetery.
‘ ls. tiny 9th day of
octobsr. A. ll .,
“‘ LIAM \VEISHEIT.
"‘ Applicant.
8"
. We, lhc iiuflsi'sllined. electors and
taxpayers. ad‘ filled by law of the
~ Town of Nor"
- ed endorsclis
There is slime. in tlle‘we'ek when merchants neeanile 33m“; 4
.. N {morally endorse the
. a above named
. . ' ,Weishelt
for such lice og‘nnd we do severally
certify each f himself that we are
tuna erll upon real estate situated In
said own of Norwalk and that we
lhave not endorsed tile application of
any other person for a license to sell
spirituous and intoxicating liquors dur
ing the ensuing license your.
r Dated at Norw.alk this 9th day of
October A. D.. 1908.
_' Daren A. Riley. John Mayer. August
Deysenroth. William I“. Nlblll. .l. M.
,Benedict. n
I hereby certify,,that. the above nam-
jelectors and taspay
plyflaw. of the Town of
application
.-=. ‘N. WI
era, as dell
‘3 Norwalk. and ‘hxlht they have signed
on other and ii
,this 9th day of ‘
Dated at N
October, A DJ, 19095
HERBERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
flVER’st lull
010 I7
The Shoe You Can Depend On.
The name ELITE is a guarantee
of shoe satisfaction.
For any occasion—DRESS. BUSI-
‘ HESS or stormy weather—our lines
are completei
$3. 50, $4. 00. $5. 00.
Wear Shoes ”That Fit
I
its waoi-imorolt eraser.
PHONI m
1...... -
til
you decide on
98 Washington Street
Nt‘W .lalu and [oily Glass ..... loop
Cranberries. pcr qt. ............. .10c
3 cans Milk for ........... 25c
and Squash.
Phone 143.
MORE LICENSES GRANTED.
Fewer “icons in The Town of Nor-
walk Than. Five Years Ago.
keepers did not appear before the
county commissioners during the lat-
ler's visit to. Nor,walk yesterday; and
in consequence will be obligedN to file
their applications in Bridgeport.
During the lly the license situation
was discussed quite extensively. and
ill consequence ILWflS brought out that.
there are fewer saquonNi-l ill town than
five years ago.:- The number during
this time has operansed at the rule of
one a year.‘
The commissioners next visit to
Norwalk in tbddl'loniclill capacity will
be made? about tbs middle of Ndvem
Ill-‘I, to issue licoiisol.
The applications made yesterday
stir-moon, and id‘additlon to those
made In the morning. as published in
these columns os‘ilerdiy. included Ste
pheu Shilliko, It 139mm street; Wil-
iiasn Drew, 20. street: George D.
Russell. Norwallr ot‘el; James? Lay-
den, 202 Washington street; Ipdoerco
Giordano and Aniello Forlllo.152
Washington street: Anthony Stengcr.
29 South Main street; Msgner and
l-‘Iynn. 128 Washington street; :Frank
T Saunders, 23 Railroad avenue; Jo
fieph Disesa. 2 and 4 Chestnut street;
Frank C. H. Heldel. 25 Day street
Goldsm- ‘ '
Frank H. Blister: South Main str;cct
EdwalNd W. Kelley, .ir.. North Main
sires}. . " ~.
a.
lit Kill iii it Allin: lull
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Signature of
ers of Fairileid County:
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Splrltuous und intoxicating Liqiims.
.Ale. Lager Beer, Rhine Wine and (‘.l
der. at 25 Day stieet, Town of Nor-
walk.
My place of business is not located
within 200 feet in a direct line of a
Church Edifice, Parochial School Ol
Public School-house. or the premises
pertaining thereto, or any Post Ofilcc.
Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk. this 9th day of
October, A. D. 1908.
FRANK C. H. "FIDEL.
_ Applicant.
We, (I): undersigned, electors and
taxpayer or defined by law. of the
'Iown of Norwalk, hereby endorse the
application of the above named
Flank C. H. Heidel
for such license and we do severally
certify each fol hiilwrlf that we are
taxpayers upon real estate sitiiade in
said Town of Norwalk. and that we
have not endolsed the application of
any other person for a license to sell
spirituous and intoxicating liqums dur-
ing the ensuing license year.
Dated at Norwalk. this 9th day of
October. A. I)" 1908.
John J. ll‘inlligiln. Chfrles A. wilesl-
ermann. Jacob Llnxwe ler; Philip Slo
mansky. Morris Navasliy.
I hereby certify that the above nsm
ed endoraers are electors and taxpay
era. as defined by law. of the Town of
Norwalk. and that they have signed
no other application. .
Dated at Norwalk. this 9th day of
October. A. D. 1908
HERBERT R. SMITH,
010 if ' Town Clerk.
In the New ShadesNN
Let us show them to you. before-
Snappy, College Style
OVERCOATS
SWEATERS, - l. 1' ~
FumiShmgs and Shoes " 5
PRICES ciliiiii smii
. HEAD- TO-FOOT OUTFI'I'I‘ERS.
Fnll Pippin and Snow Apples, Quinces.
Mnlaga Grapes. Wax Beans. Ciiiilltlowel.
UNITED GROCERY CO,
20 North Main Street, South. Norwalk.
Quite a number of the local saloon ‘
your FALL 8011‘.
i
South Norwalk , .. ‘
Eggs per doz. ....... r- . ..Na‘. ..-
New Maple Syrup. bottle . 10c, 15s,”. NN .
Boneless Cod Fish, 2 plus. lor .Nl. ‘
Pears. Oranges. Concord
Cucumbers, Spinach. Tana!
p: .
WHO Hiri’rihs‘rl ”twill-
D'ld Sig-away Beak Ferencz’l or Vi”.
Verse. N N
Judge Joseph ll. Taylor listen,
several more volumes of testiin
tile cases of Charles smash:
Stephen Florencsl. thitl marblll "
later 'took a look at the p
where the two 'men Vere slip
hays had their altercation. but‘tll ’ as.
tlnlony was so confusing that iii {0- *
qulttéd both lilt'fl. They were chit-gs-
ed with assault on each other.‘ A
The Judge said that while he 1' tN'.
that there had been a case '0! b '
of the. peace. the testimony was " ii
that. there was nothing for ll to llllr
iy do but in let both 'men go. , '
BULLET HITS MISS FEBOENDIM.
—-—I—
Struck by 'i-‘iylliNn Missile While WNollcN
ing in Hllilndale Park. Ye'sterdsy. , .
STAMFORD, October lil.~—-—‘WNthli'i.
walking through Hilllndaie= Pgrk l't-i'
last evening. Miss Abbie Crli‘eeeeil l
sister of the late Samuel Mason *
was hit by a rlile bullet" distill“;
supposed hi a boy in the park.-
bullet grnzed her eye and: lbd d “if
the car it has been extracts, bu
it is feared her cy esight will be affect - _«
ed. Alter Miss Fessentlen was hit: .:
several small boys asked her what. was.
the matter and then disappeared. It . -
is not known who they were. .- . . , . . ‘
-’—.——————-—~-:'—-& ~
coumrreo 'rNo warren...
ludge Henry W. (liegory. of ;th'
Probate Court. has ordered the tent
pnrary commitment of Stephen Pal
rington to the Westport Sanitarium
Judge Glegory has also hamed‘ out“;
Wednesday for a hearing on Perri '
inn's sanity, to determine who
he shall be committed to the staNtNeil‘s
sane hos ital at Middletown. . _ ‘
ion has con acting queerly form ’-’ -.
time and a few nights-3130 threstpn’dN
to knock out the braind” on no
Policy, .n Monroe street. groceryinpn
becans‘e 'he disagreed With hlln
Iiglous matters. Farringlop was talpon‘l
to the Norwnik Hospital the fluid
night. and lies rcmial'icil'N' there ever
since. '-
MAIL CARRIER GREEWNWO‘OD' lLNlu
Mail Cfll‘lIPl‘ John (licensees
lies critically ill at his hd‘jllle lh Ely”-
side avenue. today. as a result of his
operation for gall, stones. It, will he
remembered that Mr. Gr cup/bod Ilia
an opeiatlou for this trouble porlo
ed at the Norwalk Hospital, e “MN...
ago by a New York specie ., HQ,-
lmproved nicel and wait schism to
his Riverside a cone horde but} is“
Friday evening was taken flinch worse.
Snturday morning the New York ply ' ‘
slcian was sent for, and it who if
advisable thlit allotber- marshes
performed. Since that time
wood has not progress“. and at ;
present time his condition is ‘eonsN d4
ered vt:ry Serious. * ‘
M
woos LIGHT cAmeAiouiNaN
Judge .lonp‘. ll. Light a’il-lved' ‘
in South Norwslli this morning; ' ’
Thompsonvllle. where lltht pi
made the speech in connection
Republican flag raising in to
handle the issues of the $1» '
strongy‘ in favor of Tall and . . . 1
man.
W
FRENCH CANAbiANh heels I "‘9
KILLINGLY, Oct. low-A LOAN, '
istratlon among the Frehch ' 0 ' .
voters In this section of Jim ‘
expected through the at: that
Nmen of that blood huh Been ... .1. K -
ed for Moss. ‘ '~
do.“ ..
Norwalk Chronicler