‘ . tnck‘ of typhoid fever.
l.
“ Vthus‘ fulfill some of their p1
weather with local rains between the
‘ "t‘hec
. “”“P ,
Your Bond
111111.011 a GOLDEN»
a '1 TE Lu 1 OH,
DELICIOUS
ICC ‘;
Cream
Candles, Etc.
BAXTER'S
A remedy for Pimplec. Foetal”,
" ore Bails. Ringworms, m
3:1, la ind Blood poems. we.
75c BOTTLE.
41111151150111 '3 '
Launch Works.
pBoat Frames set up and ready to
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fab and
wormer tonight and Thursday. The
disturbance that was central over
North Dakota yesterday morning has
not advanced eastward during the past
24 hours. It has produced cloudy
9All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sites built to order
by competent workmen.
John Fuhrer. who was admitted to
the Norwalk Hospital a few days ago
for medical treatment. was discharged
from the institution this morning. V
Senator Stiles Judson, of Strati’ord.
is appearing for Contractor Salvator
Chariott. In his suit agai at John Mc-
Mullen, at the‘hearlug in udge Light’s
omce today. 8
' It was reported that a special train
hearing three Independence Party
speakers would make a stop at South
Norwalk, last night, but the outfit failV
ed to materialize.
Miss Iina Force entertained the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
riv r. An area of high pressure over,
Ne England is producing cool pleas
ant weather in the eastern sections
Conditions favor for this vicinity gen-
, eit'ally fair weather with rising temper-
a tire
last evening, at her home on Crescent
two weeks hence by Miss Florence
Kelley, at her home in West avenue. ‘
The civil suit or Woigel and Green-
wald vs. W. N. Cohen. 01' New Canaan,
was to have come up today in‘ theVV
common pleas court but Was conti
ed, owing to the absence of the d‘
fondant in the south. Keogh and Can‘
dee represent the plaintiff, and Hurl-
.butt and Davis the‘ derendant.
The now well known law suit of SEI-
vator Charlott against John McMullen,
owner of Judah Island, is having a
session today, at the office of Light
and Tammany, In Washington street
before Attorney E. L. Sconeld, who is
the commissioner appointed for the
case by the Superior court. Evidence
is being heard today In the case.
There was a little I‘iuancial deal at
a Washington street lunch wagon, last
night, but the matter was .quickly set
‘William Thompson, of Main street,
Norwalk, Is In New York city, today.
on business. 1
John McM‘anIls, of Norwalk, has re-
signed his position in the (hand Cen-
tral Groceiy Company.
Neil Pierce, of Winnipauk, is rapid
1 ly improving at his home from an at
Mr. and Mn. Albert Baldwin, of
Freeport. 1.1. 1.,a1e spending a few
days with trionjdip‘i VrVwValk.
Dr. 0. Ft. ZBOI‘IthI‘el f‘ ‘South Nor-
walk.1is in Hartford, today, attending
the Northeastern Dental convention.
James C. Forbushis“ rapidly ‘reco‘ver
ing. from"‘nn‘ a’t‘tack‘of‘typhold fever, at
his home in Maple street. His brother
1ron1V Massachusetts visited here two
days last week” 1 1
A large number of people big The
Norwalks are planning to see the Van-
derbilt Cup race on Long Island, Sat-
urday. Some will go by auto, while uty Sheriff John W. Sculley. Payne
many others will go over by boat 1 paid up and the ban was r.e1110ved
. Mailman John K. Greenwood who _ The well known Robertson moving
has been seriously ill after an opera- picture sh'owVwIll be the attraction at
tion for gall stones at his home in Hoyt’s Theatre, Satin'Ilay“"aTiefiio011
Riverside avenue, Norwnlk is lost and evening. A‘compleiclinc'of new
gaining strength. ills; ls able to take pictures will be exhibitcdicompi-ising
short vialks now each dmay 1 all the latest in'humorous, interesting
John A. 11111111111111.1511 153 West and instructive. ones. All the latest.
street has complained to the scuth illust1ated songs will be sung, and a
Norwalk police that some one steals most pleasing enteIIuinnieut pill be
weed from his property afternoons. presented. 1
1The matt‘ei has been turned over to a . unassus Council. Royal Arcanuin.
constable, who is investigating, with held a meeting last evening, at which
hopes of catching the guilty parties. 'tlmle it was voted to hold an open
, 1__ nig It at the: rooms in the Gazette
‘ lau “331:. 13:16:61??? Iiifiwgutmlel‘oll; building, on the evening of the 11111
take it‘out,«makc the necessary repairs $011111 “clethlpII,1 Novel???“ ‘3' will ‘to
sand keep it for )0“ until spring. The ave 1e 1e Inns. mus (,_ an re resh-
nients. After the business was tram
Eggghalitizrxglgk‘. 00., .40 Water street Basted a game of carpet bowls was
played. An identification night will be
Three candidates were initiated in-
held November 12, at which there will
to the Welcome' Stranger Lodge, Sons
of St. George, at a meeting held last
evening, by the uniformed degree team
1 of Magna Charts. Lodge, of Bridgeport
After the work refreshments were
, served and a general good time enjoy-
: ed 1
Mrs. William C. Taylor, of Meadow
street, is a sufferer from clothes line
thieves to the extent of a long gray
cloak, which. disappeared some time
Monday night. Mrs. Taylor has re
ported to the South Norwalk police,
who are in hopes of landing the cui-
1‘ prit,‘,.
H, E.Dan11 and son, of Norwalk,
closed two real estate sales, yesterday
One was that of Jennie M. Smith, of
New,“ York city. Who sold her farm in
Cranb‘ury to Elizabeth A. .Varia‘n of
Bradbury, and James A. Varian selling
his place at V12 France street to Jennie
M. Smith.
Yesterday afternoon some one at
present unknown, set the to the leaves
near the property of Howard Clary, at
95 West street, and before the flames
Were discovered they had communi-
cated to the fence, charring a portion
of it,1 The police are endeavoring to
find the party responsible '
1 The regular meeting 10f Banner Conn-
11 oil, No. 54, D.1 of L., which will be held V
, Thursday evening, October 2211, will be 1. Carr lot and buildings,
' 1’of unusual importance. as a question street, East Norwalk.Wa1.
, or ‘vi‘tal interest is tolbe decided No Emma L. Tattle to Annie B. Scalzi
written invitations will be sent, but all lot and buildings, Witch Lane. War.
members are invited to be prs sent and Thomas C Bates and wife to Malia
lees L Vollmer.,14 acres and buildings,l
The members of concord Division Cranbury W811 11
‘1‘30l181‘0f Temperance, have received Mary Goodwin to ‘Biidget Salllvan.
‘ an invitation to attend the sixty. .pm, lot and buildings.1 South Main str.ect
‘ session of the Grand Division of the War
order which is to be held in South. Budget Sullivan to HeIman Quilt
Manchester, dtomorrow Among those 11er.loi and buildings, South Main
_‘1 h will robabl attend from N01 street. Wal. '
1311313111; Winona. Kellogg, ‘Fi‘edep William H. ‘Sinith and wife tn‘ Eliza-
' Ink 1‘3. Ambler V-aVVnd-1 :FredV Hoyt, 1mg both‘ A. Varian, 16 acres and buildings,
‘1 Cr‘anbnry.. War. 1
.nVlan'yV 0111911111 James A.““ Varian‘ to‘ Lennie M.
Smithy:
street. War.‘
owner Isaac Payne 1’01 :1 balance of
$140. the papers being named by Den
time A number of out-of1tow11 Arcan-
umites will be t 9. guests of the council
on this occas Last night Edwin
S. Austin was elected secretary (it the
carpet bowling team and Chester Sci»
leck captain. Frank Goodchild. who
was captain last year, has been ho‘n-
ored by being elected president of all
the teams In the state _
COMPANY F TEA‘M PRACTICES.
‘Playlng With the Montauks at Nor~
walk Armory.
The Company F basketball team had
a practice game with the Moniauks,
at the armory last evening, and cer-
tainiy showed up in fine form The F
team was composed of Smith, center;
Ike D01ney,R. F.; "Chuck" Dorney, L
F.; Spot Dagon, R. G.. and Frank God-
they L. G. Every player displayed
their old time knowledge of the won
and waimed up in great style. Smith
was right on the job in his usual form
as was every one else.
Another practice game will be held
Thursday evening, and the first game
will be played with the Tammany Hall
team Monday evening.
W
“REAL ESTATE SALES.
Fourth
hell of Norwalk will 1
tomorrow evening. at
11‘ Wall ‘s‘t’reet' when tile
‘ budget for the running expenses of the
various committees will be made up. ,V
As is customary, the amounts asked V'
.1111... ” .1...
74 Wuhlngion strut. south 1111mm. 1
Compound Synlp of Sarsapanila.’ ’
. Tether or Salt Rheum. BlothhoV-i‘ Tuni-
""0vster‘Sholl Paint. Harwell: 1
members of the Wanita Whist Club, ‘
Terrace. The club will be entertained ‘
tied 11p. Frank P Petty, a former own ‘
er of the enterprise, sued the present _
be a rail call, initiation and a good ,
Andrew J: Fleming and wife to Mary ‘
land and buildings, Fiance 1
T0
1. ncls
f
Varsity Sui; s
and Overcoats,
are the clothes We recommend for their style a‘iid fit
14 South Main Street
treatment and an honest p1 ice will secure it
your head how much our service means to you, we ‘II have your trade
all the time I believe I11 good selvico and 1ight treatment.
me more it to you.
Home Ground Feeds
' for
Horses
Penitry , 1
Cattle.V
49 WALL STREET-
NORWALK. ‘
Deposits, ‘ Oct. 1,1908,-
GEORGE M. HOLMES.
_’STEPHEN‘H. HOLMES
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
EFLVOYD T.. RUSCOE,
TELEPHONE 108
Eggs, per dozen
‘3 Claus Veimo‘nt Milk
1‘L“P,
.1]
We’ll guarantee you’ ve never seen so many and.
V sot‘nc, suits and Overcoa‘ts' In such. beautiful cold
1 shades as we are showing now-ébrowua from
and ‘
to
the ‘r‘ichcst dark tones; olives and greens; been iul
greys and stone shades; in dark stripe effects mostly.
You won’t see the colors or patterns
clothes repeated on every Tom. Dick and
PM
they’ re here exclusively, and" in few-01.11.111.111 hues
$15to
and wearing qualities No other rcady—thear cloth-
ing compares ‘with Varsity clothes' In every feature es- ‘
sential to making clothing superior.
You can’ t make any mistake in buying’your Fail ‘
hat and furnishings of us, for we show the correct ‘
styles and colors, ask the fairest prices.
4
ME, I've lots of them.
Telephone Call 68212
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY OLD OATS 1
To those who have not puIchuscd, I say, SEND THAT ORDER
First- class business don’tflow in anything but. first-class chan-
I want your business and intend to have II. it good grain. fair
Buy Oats That; Clean. 1
MANUEL TORO VHATCHJ
r . I-Iu
ALARGE‘ ASSORT‘M‘ENT or
FaVors 81 Place Cards
WILLIAM P BEERS’
soon A'No STATIONERY srones. , V
e sou-1'11 MAIN eraser.
, oourunonwaut.
INCORPORATED 1849.
DIRECTORS.
1 , _ LESTER HYATT.
I! you once get it into
Let
_ I."
Norwalk Savings S’ociety,’.
“WALL STREET NORWALK.
$3,, 599,055.92
WILLIAM A CURTIS,
MOSES H. GLOVER,
LEWIS C GREEN,
HENRY F. COLEBURN,
Fresh Mackerel 120 lb.
Salmon, Halibut, Weak, smelt, Snapper Blues,
Cod; Escallops; Oysters; Long and Round
Clams; Hard Shell Crabs.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
FREE DELIVERY
THESE PRICES ARE1F‘OR TODAY ONL
,..o ------
1‘
15o.
.i’Oo
$1.06
1 ticed
SOC-«Ben Hur Flour, per Bag---80c
.‘25e “3 lb Cans Peaches.n
25chIanbeIries, per qt. 1
ll Cans Pumpkin ..; ............. 2511118 1119;" Sdg‘ai” 1
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. Cauliflowci. Spiiuwli',1l..i1‘na; Beans, Wax Deans,
Tomatoes, Pumpkin and quash, GIapes, Oianges. Quince
i311 Lot CldV‘ 1‘- 1 ‘1
and Apples.
“ ‘lf your cold
relieve you, buy
We guarantee
cough and one
THE PR sec
Tolepho
is lsosevero or your
cough so tight Horl‘hound Drops won't
a lbottie of our
Rexall C erry Juice
Cough
Syrup
0 1 dose to stop any
htiV tie to cure lt——or
1 refund the purchaslV price—V1- 25 cu.
THE C IFFORD
PHA '
ACY,
' TION STORE.
CI", 15-2.
RI‘
no
‘ All Goods Dellvorad Free of Charge.
11111 Ill
« 'iug dealings in ate
a higher range of 11
showing a wide
varying as much
thousand shares.
trlc rose 1‘12
Louis and San II‘
Missouri Pacific,
mend i’m stocks
a long time and
The Hill 1 Imnn g1
ed HO and there
tuations. The pr
llnois Central 2,
altitude and not
developed in N
some other stocks
came colony at
(sessions.
buying of St. Pa‘
3 3-8. Reading
1 5-8.
Annual Meeting
Hard
a question as to
stOckholders of
‘ Haven and Hartio 1
puny. at Its an
ever been throu
however, which
c‘al year, there
provement and
the same lines a
or October thus,
simply a spurt.
stantial improv
The board of
ed as follows
Edwin Millne’r,‘:
Newton Barney,
Twombley,
‘ ‘7‘, meeting, J.
e
on authorized
tion ,‘Gom’p
ii ‘of 11,000 MW
‘WALL 811111;!
York Central large
VWAL’L STIthIL
chases weie made
Bonds
win I. swam“
lei tone resulted train the increased
Reading, but there
for the other stocks.
1 ---—i‘ ‘
NEW HAVEN,
was good businesi .
grees in July arm}
that. election Won]
period of quietudc 0 permit conditions
1 to re- adjust theme
be Januarydxb‘efo
9
Morgan George _
Nathaniel Thayer
Willem Rocks?
Brush, I DeVerWrner,-F.’~W1. Cheney,
VWhittemore. J S'.’ ‘
way, James Mcch‘
corporation.‘ “ “
.6111? ihe stock of th New English
All SIPIII.
110:10 t1. n1.~0pen-
he were active at
ices, several stocks
up .nlng at quotations
8 l~2. Southern Pa-
one was 1 l 8 on I Inning sales of six
estinghouse Elec
R k Island old, St.
Iahcisco Second pl'd.,
Amalgamated- Copp r. American Smelt-
Ing, National Lead
1 and Union Pacitl ,
and Third Avenue
Northern Pacific,
.ading and New
ractions.
_ ll 11. 111.~The de-
w s brisker than for
so no very large pur-
of special stocks.
011). St. Paul. Reading
u"
and the metal indIstrials were the
principal features.
luion Pacific cross-
”WIS also a rapid rise
‘ in St. Paul. followed by feverish fluc-
inclpal advanceswere
St. Paul 2 118. Sont1ern, Pacific and ii-
iii ck Island pfd. and
American Smelling 1 5-8 and Union P11,-
ciflc and Reading
Copper yielded 1,14.
WALL STREET
tntion was InaulfVesilVFi the higher price
1 3-8. Tennessee
, Noon.—~Some hesi-
re’alizlng pressuie
19111 Pacific and
The market he
sight fractional rc-
vcre steady.
1 p. 1n.——~A stead-
he
crt
pl. Union Pacific and
was little inquiry
St. Paul rose.
2 and Union Pacific
ii
New Haven, and
President Millcn Tells ol
Lil ck Year
‘ct. 21.—ln reply to
tbl experience of the
company in the rednt period of finan-
cial and industrial depression, Presi-
dent Chailes S. Mellon, addressing the
thl New York, New
Railroad Com-
n11 1 meeting today,
said that the year as been one of the
most unfortunate he company
has
Since July 30,
the end of the tis-
been steady im-
Septemb‘er there
While the pro-
August was along
8 let your. the month
in has not fulfilled
Bill
is.
It
the promise of Sep ember and he wins
inclined to believe at this latter was
H- was of the opinion
be followed by a
lves. and it would
a definite and sub:
VentV would be no-
dbl-store was re- elect-
Il‘er,‘ 11.1
ac‘Cu‘Ilouch Miller,
5F. Br’ookcr. C. J
' illiani Skinnei, .D-.
C S M131Ieu,H.‘McK.
Robet W. Ta‘ft, J. “Li
11,91,411: 5.: Heming-
‘ H9
K‘
‘ ‘one cared to take the shares on? his
4 hands, Subseimently Mr‘ Mullen ex-
' plalned that this transfer was made in '
order to, shift the ownership to lndlvld.V
_, pain, In deference to the proceedings
‘ ‘In MassachuSetts against direct or in-
direct ownership of trolleys by the
New Haven company.
The vote in favor of the annual
statement was 580,140
some vote was in favor of Mr. W‘a‘»
trans resolution.
ed the disparity' between the vote on
the resolutions and upon the directors
‘liy Hie fact that one outside comma
ytioVn holding certain shares could le-
1‘ " r.“ ‘1‘ 1‘ 1- "1
‘th 1. president
yIV ' In” approval t1 1.
or the New Eagle 11 Investment 1me-
lp‘apv to eight me,
or the New Engl 1
any. and also of
Baron and Hart
new; 111 “plane
that" these til‘rec
he,
1 1
ARE SHOWING Burs. :
PART or run SPLENDID - ‘
INSIDE
See the Window Display and
then come in and look more. ,
A pleasure to show you.
ClOthes,.
Hats, Shoes,
Furnishings
Price’s Clothing Store
HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS
98 Washingttm Street
October 19th.
V .1 South Norwalk
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1 1
‘ ‘, .
A. a P.’ Pure Food p'auy Bulletin m-
Week commencing Monday, 1‘
We ask ybu as a favor to test our‘
NEW COFFEES and TEAS placed
‘ in our store this week.
1.1
ti"
STAMPS FRE
Fambus New Teas and Coffees.
with 11301 pur,
chase Of our
”VERY BEST WI!-
‘ 12‘5 Stamps with 7 cakes AaP
Pierpont 1
011 Robert- ‘;
1 n
we‘rpont‘ Morgan ‘f- . _
d a resolution 111i favor of thefts-j"
who ’are directors“
11 N vigation de- '
ew York; New
Vrd‘ Raierad Come
on, Mr. 11911911111111
his bad 11111111111111-101-
Pauli paid ”pa “for the one their—
‘11s snares be times:
‘ ar ‘ With if any
Cut Price Specrals ‘:
PERI BISI IIIIIII BRIIMIPY Bil
IR PIP
III {88 Bill. IlPilllIllIIll SHEAR HIP
SIPIPIIIPRISII PEPSI? llllIZIll
"iPlllllllES I
PINPY SWEH PIIIAIIIIS A PEP
Regular Price
150 a can;
APP IIIMIIIII‘,
PIP Pill
III, III 5:11.111
MIRSHIII’S KIP. HIRPIIIIIS,
PEANUI, BUHEV’ Regular Price,
151: a pound;
10c 11 can;
THIS Sill,
Regular Price,
10c 11 can;
Regular Price,
PIPIL
K...
'BISI SPIKE-II SHUIIIIIIPS lPlIlllilI, .
IHIS Sill
IHIS Sill,
llHlS Sill.
Regular Price, 15c ‘
a can; this sale, ’
THIS Sill, ,
III“ I PIPPINS Silllli, 321W” IHIS Sill, .19
Sillillillll SWEDISH,
SPIIIIIIH
,PIIPE [ARI] IPIIIINII
QIIP PA, I Pililll Plilllll. 241 Ill. Bill 8‘
MP PM i PAIIIII Plflllll HAPPEI
IHIS
11111. .115;
11 11
'21
ll‘
3MP. l3
.itl
Extra Stamps With Groceries
10 astumps with 1 bottle ‘Oliv‘ea
Soap ...... ........ 25c .-......i..V‘«.V.25qV
10 Stamps with 1 can Pepper at 1°:ftamrs with 1 can Wax Bella-fie
..... 10c' ..
10 Stamps with 1 box Shaker 1°vvsllirtp:twn‘.h1 ”Ch“ VERDE:
Soap at ........... ,.. .....‘..10c 10 Stamps WW“ 1 package Paris
10 stamps with 1 can Cocoa at 20:. V cake Flour at. . . , ,,,,,,,, 1o
10 Stamps With 1 bottle Vinegar 101 Stamps with 1 package Quaks ,
at ............ . ............ 10c" .
Tel. No. 909.
""’,"‘“’,"‘—""‘""1‘-1‘1“““~“1‘~”~“" . __V
ationi
shares the
Mr‘. Mellon explain- ‘boy
or Corn Flakes at ...... ,....110c.
Tea Company
_. 124 East Washington St, So. Norwaik
Full Weight and
Frrc Dchvery Henest Trading.
gully vote ‘for‘ the diréliior p
3 upon the resolutions. “ 1:11 “
in reply to a stockholder who kit
snout the comnsn'v’ s ownership of 1111‘
000 shares of Beaten 111111 Maln‘é aloe
VMr. Mellon said that the ’New Hay
company ne‘ver owned ‘a share in‘
stock of the Boston and Maine Cornet
"Do you go to Sunday school littl
“None" 1
“Don‘t say ‘nope';
"Well ll' 1 and yep" 'd be tells
errV a Ilv.1-Bostph Transmipt '
that Isn‘t. rig
Norwalk Chronicler