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Cream
Candles, Etc.
9 L INE’S
511 Washington Street.
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[I I 1st
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk land vicmity: Rain to
night and Saturday Rain has fallen
during the past 24 hours in the central
and western sections and on the
“south and middle Atlantic coasts. The
temperature has fallen in the west.
and freezing temperatuies was Is
ported as far south as Western Tex
‘89311 Pleasant weather prevails this
morning, in the extreme western and
eastern sections, with cloudy and
rainy Weather in the central and south-
ern sections. Conditions favor for this
vlcrlnityuialr weather followed by rain
.1 ’ Pork Roast, 9 110. Buttery’ 5.
Ernest C Haviland oi? West Wash
ington street. is quite seriously ill.
1-9-Caps, Caps O'Brien. 1.1
Coekeuoe Tribe will hold a regular
session, this evening, at the quarters
in Wall street.
—~.Ho.me made or link Sausage, 12c
‘41) Fresh Hams, 14c. Hayes’ Mkt.
Mrs. Frederick Hendricks, of France
street, Norwalk, expects to remove to
New York city, Tuesday.
\—-Leg of Lamb, 15c. Buttery’s.
Howard Doty, or the Comstdck
‘ . Clothing Company, in Wall street, is
in New York city, today, on business.
‘ -9—-Elgin Butter, 2912‘ lb. F.D.L. & Co.
1The9'Monday. Afternoon Whist Club
will meet Monday. at the home of
Mrs. Charles L. Barker, in Wall street.
, -—~Fresh Shoulders, 10c. Buttery' s.
A perfect string of automobiles are
running through Norwalk tdday, on
the way to the races at Long Island, to
morrow.
_ eLeg Spring Lamb, 18c lb., at New
‘ York Market.
Lee Harris, of Norwalk, received
worctgiast. evening that he brother had ‘
died at his home in Scranton Pa., and
he has gone to that place today
«P01 tel-house Steakl 180.1Bu9ttery's
2 Chief of Police William Vollmer is
continuing his efforts to locate the cul
prits guilty of the Wednesdh’y‘ night
robbery at the Fox Cycle and Hard
ware Company ',siore but finds the
clues slim ones.
-—Por.k to roast, small loins, 1234c
lb. Public Market, 32 South Main St.
_ Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of
Pythlas, held“ a regular session, last
1 evening, when John W Thies and Wil-
. llam Mills, the delegates to the state
convention held last week in New Ha-
Ven. gavel; heir reports. Olive Breach.
Lodge is planning to confer the Grand
Orient degree next Thursday night;
1 «FNew Buckwheat. F. D. L. & Co.
James Garvey, a rather aged stran
1 ger, was arrested on a charge of in
toxieatlon, yesterday, by Detective
2. George W. Gladstone. Judge Taylor
looked Garvey over this morning, and
imposed a fine of 60 days in Bridge-
port Jail, but suspended the execution
of it long enough to give the offender
“opportunity to get out of town.
" --Any Fish in our market, 100 1b.
Boston Market on the Bridge "
Aipsrty of about 20 people will go
to the races at Long Island, this after-
noon, in Attorney John J Walsh's
boat, “Beulah," among whom will be
Mr. and Mrs. William IA. Blascer and
daughter, Miss Hazel; John J. Walsh,
Captain Amzi Waters, Charles Payne,
1Charles1Riley. Teddy Van Doreu,
Thomas Mm ray, Arthur Murray Jam-
es Mace. Mr. Goldstcin, D. H. Haugh,
and Daniel Cayafiagh.
. 1 ~Shoulder Steak, 100 1b.; Lean Pot
Roast, 100. Hayes" Mkt
Harry 0r1endort, formerly c! this
place, who now conducts a large auto
mobile garage in Providence, _Rhode
island, was in Norwalk,‘this morning,
with two friends, and they expect to
see the big races at Long Island tomor-
row, The party were in a big Chal-
mere Detroit mashine, which Mr. 0r-
rondort says can travel much faster
‘than his American Roadster, which he
had whenc here. He stopped 1'01
some time, and greeted many friends
”Soft and Crush Hats. O'Brien.
The Rough Rider Glee Club held a.
practice. last, night. at Republican
2 headquarters in South Main street,
in preparation for the rally to be held
at Hoyt‘s Theatre Monday evening.
1 and 0th '
1r
week troIn and an night in Wilton.
‘ Tonight’s p
. been hailed oil, as it. was found that
2the members of the chorus would ‘
‘ have to remain in that city over night.
euome- made Sausage link or loose.
‘ Bristou Market on the Bridge.
2 engagements. Tuesday
evening the. Rough Riders will sing at.
a rally to' be 1169131 in Norwalk, and a
set! banbury trip has
t2 . Baseball and sporting Goods.
Your Bond
TAYLOR & Colman
TEL 1595-2.
9 74 Washington strut. south Norwalk. .
BAXTER’S
-. Compound syrup oi Susapanlla.
A “mm: to: Pimple» Postman.
- Tether 11 With .3
'9 m, 32.13;. 1:111 (gig, UIwo.“ “we:
hand Blood was.
9 75c BOTTLE.
Masks” '3‘
Launch works.
Boat Frauies set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work
by competent workmen.
Launches of all sizes built to order
Oyster southwamnfv‘alk
——Loiu Steak, 16c. Butt'ery's.
Plattsvllie avenue, Norwalk.
--Pork Roast,111c. Buttery’s.
William Costello of .41 Beldeu ave-
ing treatment at the Norwalk Hospital,
no: discharged today from the insti-
u on.
morrow. .2 -
“Fresh Hams, 15c. Butter.y's
1 Tax Collector Edward Brewer. of
the City of Norwalk, who was serious-
ly injured in a Iunaway accident re-
cently and taken to the N01 walk Hos-
pital, is reported fiom that institution
as doing finely.
-——Chopped Steak.12c. Butterys.
The Merchants of The Norwalks are
thinking that between the large num-
her. or people who expect to witness
the moss at Long Island, and those
who will go to Plttsfleld 011 the ex-
curslon, tomorrow the town will be
well nigh deserted.
-Chopped Steak, 12c. lluttery‘ s.
The Rev. Lester F. Reinolds pastor
of the Advent Christian Church, in Van
Zandt street, East Norwaik, will,
pieach an interesting sermon Sunday
evening, in which he will set {min the
distinguishing“ tenets of the Advent
faith, showing its place and work in
the religious world.
r—lound Steak, 15c. Iiuttery' s.
Hoyts Theatre, next Monday night
The speakers will be United States
Senator William P. Dillingham.oiVe1-
mont, and Lieutenant-Governor E1 or
ett 0. Lake, of Hartford
-—-New Buckwheat. F i“). L. d: Cor:
Mr. and Mrs William P. Beers and
Miss Miriam Close, of Mr, Beere' Nor- .
walk stationery stow. spent yestenlav
in New Yalk, in connection with the
purchase or goods i’m- the holiday
Made. In1 the evening they attended a
production of Ple1re oi‘ the Plains, at
the Hudson Theune.
-—Porterhouse Steak 18c. Buttery' s.
The steamer Isabel made a special
trip to Long island from South N01-
walk this aftei noon canylng only au~
tomoblles. Some of the machines me
the ov erilow which could not be accom-
modated by the Rosedale, which made
the trip from Bridgeport. Several lo-
cal cars were also taken across.
”Matinee Hoyt‘s Theatre tomorrow.
South‘Norwalk is to have the issues
of the campaign propounded from the
viewpoint of the American Federation
Labor. This is to be done by Stuart
Reid of Chicago, national 01 gauirer ol'
the Federation, next Tuesday night
Mr. Reid’ s address will be made either
alt) Hoyt’s Theatre on Arion Hall, prob-
3 1y.
-—Sl10ulder Steak, 10c. Buttery' a.
Mrs. Charles L. Barker entertained
the Matinee Whlst Club yesterday at.
ternoon at heI home in Wall street
Norwalk. The prize winneIS were Mrs
Benjamin Andrews and Mrs. Waller
Harvey Weed. Next Thiusday aftei
noon the club will be entertained by
Miss Elizabeth Austin, of West ave-
nue. '
—Legs Spring Lamb, 161:. Boston
Market on the - Bridge.
A months' mind and solemn high
mass requiem for the late Bish0p Ml-
chael Tierney was held this morning.
in St. Mary's church. T1e emass was
largely attend d. and Fat e1 J. 0. F0
garty was cele rant. the deacons Weie
Father Dugan, of Westport, and Fa- 1
ther McCarthy, of Norwalk sub- dea
con. At the offertory' John McCor
mick sang “0 Pic Jesu,"-.1ud John
Powell rendered, "0. Salutaris.”
~Sausage, 12340 "2.. at New’York
Market. ,
It is many a day since the weather
has been so keenly watched as it is
being today by the thousands of peo-
ple intent upon attending the Vander-
bile cup race tomoriow 011 Long island.
FIom The Norwalks, alone. several
hundred people expect to go across
the Sound. Many of these expect to
make the trip in small boats, others
no the steamer Isabel and still others
will go via New York in automobiles.
*Shoulder‘ Stéhk, 10c. Buttery’ s.
1 John Kinsclla is recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever at his home in
one, Norwalk who has been undergo
Samuel I. Weed, of N011valk,is
among the many from Norwalk who
expect to go to Long Island on the
bout, this evening, and witness the 1
Vanderbilt cup race at that place to-
Varsity Suits
and Overcome,
You can’t mako any mistake' in buying your Fall 9
hat and furnishings of us, for we show the correct
styles and colors, ask the fairest prices.
and Overcoats 9
.1 We’ll guarantee you’ve never seen so many hand—
; some Suits and Overcoats' In such beautiful colors and
shades as We are showing now-wbrowns from tan to
the richesthdark tones; oliycs and greens; beautiful
greys and stone shades; in dark stripe effects mostly.
You won’t see the colors or patterns in our
clothes repeated on every Tom. Dick and Harry;
they' re here exclusively, and In few-of-a-kifid lines. .
$15to$50
are the clothes we recommend for their style and fit
and wearing qualities No other ready-to-wear cloth-
ing compares with Varsity clothes in every feature csy ,
sential to making clothing" superior.
m—
If your Cold is no severe or9 your
cough so tight Horehound Drops won’t
relieVe you, buy a bottle of our
Rexall Cherry Juice
Cough SyI'IIp
we“ guarantee one dose to stop any
, cough and One bottle to cure it—-or
roiunh the purchase price—- 25 etc.
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Coll. 15-2. .
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
92 Illllll IK WI____ll SIKIH.
WALL STREET,10:1(9I a m. ~—-A de-
cidedly irregular tone characterized
the opening dealings in stocks. Brook:—
, lyu Transit rose a point and Northern
11 Pacific 1,54 whileISouthexn Pacific and
1 St. Paul tell 1, and Baltimore and
Ohio “‘34.. Minneapolis and St. Louis
pld. sold at a decline of 2.
It is believed that an audience rlvaP
ing that of last Monday night will be
present at the Republican 1allv at
COLEMAN’S
NEWS .45....
IO North Main 31.9. 99809uth‘ Nofwllk.
Agent for A. d. Spolding’o
nels.
i want your business and intend to have it, if good grain. fair
treatment and an honest‘price will secure it. It you once got it into
your head how much our service means to you we ll have your trade
Ibelieve in good service and 1ight tzeatment.
me prove it to you.
all the time.
91 Home Ground Feeds
for '
Horses
Poultry ‘
Cattle.
49 WALL erase-r.
NORWALK.
Norwalk Savings 'So‘eietyi,
‘ 44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Oct. 1,1998,-
'GEORGE M. HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
_ FREDERICK A. ELLS,
‘FLOYD T. Roscoe, ,
Botterfish, . _ 1,, C
FlatfiSh,
Weakfish, 2
Mackerel .
Snapper Blues, -~
Sea Trout, Halibut, Salmon, Smelt, Steak Cod, Spots; Oysters;
Long and Round Chins;- Es‘cailops, warranted dry, ‘
Cutbrll’s Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE 108.
I. PRICES FOR THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m..—~Moder-
ate buying of metal stocks caused a
subsequent selling
ol.’ Union Pacific beckoned the rail-
road stocks, but the specialties were
WALL STREET, Noon .~Renewed
strength in the copper 1
1Was instrumental in pulling up the
railroad list to‘ last night's closing.
Piices sagged again later.
was firm at noon.
WALL STREET, 1 11.
small amounts of
standard railroad stocks alter prices
had recovered to yesterday's closing.
This procedure hampered the advance
in the metal stocks. but they did not 1 1
The market displayed
”moaned steadiness before 1 o'clock.
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(Continued 1From First Page.)
general advance.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY OLD OATS.
To those who have not purchased, 1 say. SEND THAT ORDER
TO ME, l've lots of them.
' Flist-elsss business dontllow in anything but first class chan-
Bonds were steady.
Buy Oats Thais Clean. 9.}
, MANUEL TORO HATCH.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Favors 8: Place Cards
WILLIAM P.- BEERS’
BooK AND STATIONERY arenas. . 1'
' o scum MAIN eraser,
scum NoawALK.
cey arrived, MI. Tolles‘ eyes had part9~
Iy opened and wow set.
no pulse to be) determined and at first
Dr. Tiaccy 1111s of the opinion. that hn
Artificial respiration was 1esorted to,
and the heart could plainly be seenat ‘
and the pulse, was determln
but apparently he did not breath?
The umbulnnte. was telephoned, 1 oi .
and in the meantime Dr.
tinned to work over the man: i .
cey said there was little use of taking
him to the hospital, and by ,ihe time he.
arrived there life was extinct. ,
inspector Joseph ,Buekmuu went to
Teller; and notiiled
the home of Mr.‘
‘ 1. Tolles of the trouble.
’. ’i‘olles was one of the “oldest
conductors in point of service on the
local trolley system.
cums identified with the street railway
system as long ago as wheuhorse cars
were in use on the old TIamwuy line,
being a (‘OlldllCIOl at that time. He was
of a genial disposition, and his contin-
ual good humor at all times, including 9
the periods he was on duty on his car,
Was proverbial and appreciated by the
This morning, even,
only a shoit time. beiore he was strick-
eh, there was a joke on his lips. About
6 oclock as he was standing at the
corner of Washington and South Main
sheets, waiting for a car to take him
to N01 walk he saw George A. Wheip-
lay, whom he had known since boy-
hood, hustling along under the Wash-
ington street bridge to open the Whelp- ,
ley & Clark Cigar store.
late. all right.
In fact, he be-
$3 599, 055 92
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS, ,
MOSES H. Gil-OVER,
LEWIS G GREEN,
9 HENRY F. COLEBURN,
LESTER HYATT. 1
traveling public.
I'll tell your partner,
Billy Clark,- on yen.“ At that time, so
(or as Mr. Whelpley noticed,t9he1e was
nothing unusual about Mr Tolies’ con-
He was therefore one of the
most smprised of the Stricken man's
friends when he learned of what soon
. Deceased was forty-live years of age.
He is survived by a‘ widowand two
1 sons, Arthur and Harold'l‘olles.
Was a son of the late Robert 1. Tolles,
of Darlen, and resided torfmanyyears
in that town.‘-A sister, Mrs. Andrew
lives in Norotou, and an-
other Sister. Mrs. Walter Buckingham,
resides in1 Bridgeport. .
He was a member of Uncas Tribe.1
No. 26‘; I. 0. R. M. The funeral will
be attended from the family residence, .1
No.27 Quintard. avenue, Sunday after-
noon at 2. 30 o'.clock Rev C. S. Mac-
farland, pastor of“ the South Norwalk
Congregational Church. will oiliclate,
and' interment will be in SpIing Grove
Cemetery, Darien .
111111111. DELIVERY
WODMAN LYING IN FRONT OF.
‘ 1 Mrs.ICalvln Bartram ws. Suffering...
2 ‘ From the C990”. . ‘ 2
Jeremiah Drlscoli, oi‘ Strawberry Hill
9,1'oad Norwalk. telephoned to the Nor
Walk police this morning about 8
o’clock that a ovoman was lying in
tr out or near his’ residence in a nude
.Ition. and her mind seemed “to be
Ben Hu‘r‘ Flam“, per hug
Eggs,1per doz .............. . . .. 251:
Large Bottles Coluimna Ketchup.
lg .
one: Thomas lgradiey and Dr A. H.
Baldwinheeured a team, and went to
do; and round that. the woman.
ho): was Mrs. Calvin Bartram.
been 1.1....» into Mr Drlscoil’s house.
.Dr, Baldy/in gave Mrs Bartram med-
[cal attention and 3h ‘
d 1 There re ikely to be no ser-
‘98 Washington Street
IS A COOD THING
d It infurms the public where an article' 13 for sale and
gives a description, price, 82c:
so FAR, so 6001).
2 (I You wouldn’t buy a suit or Overcoat on the strength
of an “pd" without a look. If you will come in and give a
few minutes of your time to a careful look, and try on. we
~ believe you will feel satisfied that
Our Stem-Bloch and
Peek Clothing
needs no praise. it 18 Standard for wear, I‘fit and style.
ASK ANYONE WHO WEAI'ISI
Hats, Shoes and All F urmshmgs‘
LATEST FALL STYLES. '
Price s Clothing Store
HEAD T0 roor burnr'raas.
. 130mb Willi-1k"
We ask you as a favor to test our
NEW COFFEES and TEAS placed 3 1“ ,
2 in our store this week. 2 “2 '9
I: a P. Pure Food Dally Bulletin for 1‘ “ ‘ ’
Week Commencing Monday,
October 19th. 4
STAMPS FREE
Famous New Teas and Coffees
witha‘ 50c pur-
chaSe of our
Cut PrICe Specrals
Kill Bill [till tillillERl Blilllll P[R,PllllKil 332.399
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.AIP [WIPES
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,illP till his [HIS SIl[
thARSHill’l KIP. KERRIKB.
PEAKIJI BIIIIEK. 2.2223213?
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ePlllll [Pill] i PIKKD, .l
(APP [Alli PilEKl Hill. 241 2 [B Bill 85
PIP [Alli PillKl [llllill BARREL
u u
[HIS SAIL.
Regular P1ice, 151111
a can; this sale,
[HIS S.Il['1
IKIS Pill. .19.
[HIS Sill
Regular Price,’
22c , .
“'1‘: ,1. .2 11,
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Extra Stamps with Groceries
10 atStamps with 1 bottle Olives
................. ..25c
103 Stamps with 1 can Wax Bean‘s
................. . . . .910c9
10 Stampst with 1 package Buck-9
...... ,...1.1.......10c
10 Stamps with 1 package Pan-
cake Flour at. . ......10¢’
10 Stamps wlth 1 pack‘aée Quak- 1
Cr Corn Flakes at... .l..11.1‘.2.. 10c
.25 Stamps with 7 cakes.A&.P
Soap................2...... 25c
1 10 Stan-1p: with 1 can Pepper at
................... . 10c
10 stamps With 1 box Shaker
Soap at. . .......... .........10c
1 10 stamps with 1 can Codes at 20c
. 2 10 Stamps with ,1 bottle Vinegar
1 at ...................... ....10¢ ,
Tel. No. 909.
Tea Company
1 l24 East WaShington St., So. Norwalk,
' * Full Weight and
911:}F9ra Bellies; Ellen-IMAM
9a1ns9AVeraii‘e 7 to 910 lb99s9 , .
Walter Baker's Cocoa
e'Doyle s Ketchup 1511
Mustard Sue dines, 2 cans . 25 c
Grandma' s, Gold Medal and H.“ O. Pancake Flour, per pkg. .. ice
1 ‘ 9A car of nice Maine Pots unjust airivsd We will sell you at a low'
price. A large assortment of fruit and Vegetables 1
UNITED GROCERY Co
Phone 143,
.....“..1‘..soc
15c
291‘ North Mam Street, South Norwalk
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