, quarters, in South Main street,
A William Sheldon,
IIIWAI WW3
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
tonight and Tuesday. An extended
area of low pressure. extends from
Lake, Superior southwestward to Hal-
terms. It is producing cloudy and
showery weather from the Mississippi
valley eastward to the. coast. An area
of high preshure central over M011-
tuna is producing bool, pleasant weath-
er in the western sections. Conditions
favor for this vicinity cloudy and 1111-
settled weather with occasional show-
ols9toulgl1t and Tuesday.
—-A—Mal9ne Potatoes,’ .1 bushel lots, 95c
.hushel.‘ F. I). Lawton & 00.
Frank Smith and Francis Ward, of
, Norwalk, spent yesterday in Bridge
port.
MI'. and M18. Peter E. Ward, of
Arch stI',eet Nol'walk, spent yesterday
with friends in Bridgeport
A-——-Hcar U. S Senator Dillinghanl
and Lleut.»t}ov. Lake, at Hoyts Thea
. ire. tonight.
Mrs. Helen nan. of Westport ave-
ue, Norwalk, is entertaining Mrs. SII-
rah Ball, of New X91'k city, for a few
days.
——New and catchy songs by the
Rough Rider Glee Club, at Republi
can Rally, tonight
The Rough Rider Glee Club is 1e-
quested to meet at- Republican head
this
evening, at. 7:30 o‘clock. ‘
.—,Dr.0 Henson combines the most
wholesome, humor with the soundest
pilllosophy,'7-in his lecture 011 Fools. at
So. Nor. Baptist Church. Wednesday
night.
A ten-pound hey arrived at. the lIouII‘I
of Mr. and Mrs. George Maikin. of
Broad River, Sunday morning. Moth-
er and son are doing nicely.
u—Republlcan Rally, lioyt's Theatre,
tonight.
George Collin and Frank (Wynne. oi‘
Norwalk, enjoyed the‘ Pittslieid excur-
sion, Saturday, and met Mrs. Henry
Brennan, at Bethei. and Miss Josephine
Basia, at Daubury. 9
. ~9~Hear the Rough Riders, tonight.
, Mr. and Mrs.William Ward and sons
William and Paul, and MI'. and Mrs.
Edward Cunningham. of Lowt0 street
spoilt Sunday with Ml‘se. William 0.
Brown, Bridgeport.
—-—Hear Stuart Held. at Arlon llall,
tomorrow night.
John T. Hayes. Mayor John Cava-
nagh and John J. Walsh are among
the many from The Norwalks who are
in Waterbury, today, attending the
funeral oi’the late Monsignor Slocum.
——Those who hear DI. Henson‘s lec-
ture on Fools will enjoy the rarest
treat of the season.
Three horse hitches have become
quite popular in South Norwalk 01'
late. “The latestwaddition is that of
Samuel Rooduer. Others having this
type are the fire department, the R
and G Corset Company Manuel 2‘.
Hatch and Thomas C Cavauagh. ‘
«Hear Senator Diliingham and
ALieiit. -.Gov Lake, .11 Republican Rally,
tonight.
' Irving Leckwoo‘d, of New Canaan.
has secured a judgment of $185 against
of Norwalk. (The
sum of $100 due Sheldon from the
New Canaan Cemetery Association
was levied upon and collected Satur-
day by‘ Deputy Sheriff John W. Scully.
Lockwood sued originally as a lcsult
of materials furnished Sheldon
-—Hear the Rough Riders, tonight
Frederick Glumman, a former Nor
\Ialk boy. and western salesman for
the Monotype Company, has been
spending a few days in South Nor-
walk. He left this afternoon for
Philadelphia. accompanied by his wife
and son William, who have been resid-
ing at No 21 Lowe street during the
past; summer. but who will hereafter
reside in Philadelphia:
~—Hcar U. S Senator Dillingham
and Lieut. Gov. Lake, at Hoyt's Thea-
9tro, tonight.
‘The special train containing the ex-
cursionists from ‘ he Norwalks tAo
Pittsflcld, was held up for two hours
at West Cornwall, Saturday morning
A ‘ by a head- on coiislon of two freight
.‘A 1
trains The trains wore local freight
1471 and extra freight 338. The local
was just 'taklng the siding when the
extra cameln on the main line, crash-
ing‘ into it. The local freight engine
was badly smashed, though none were
hurt. Collductor Hatch of the local
said alter the collision that he had
dreamed of a h83ll99~0h collision Friday
night. .
9 Hake s I High Grade
rug “plots. '
2981119191191 Norwalk.
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ff‘I‘IYOIIr Berth ‘
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
I TEL. 11111-2.
3: 79 Wophlngton sum, 80th Mal-walk.
BAXTER'S
if Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla. 1
A remedy for Pl‘m‘pleu, Postman,
3. Tethgr 91911 Altai” Rheum, gluten“, Tum-
" ore, o 11, ngwormo loom. Mom;
‘ lo and Blood Diocesan:
75c BOTTLE.
INDERSON ’3
5 Launch Works.
9 9999939909? 10 mass set up and ready to 3
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
avatar Shell Polnt. Normal]:
-—-New and catchy songs by the
can Rally, tonight.
cring nicely from a recent attack of
typhoid fever. lie is now able to sit
up a little each day.
"Hear ,Seilaloi'
Dilllugham and
tonight.
At the preliminary basketball game
at the Armory, this evening, the Nut-
nlcgs will line up against the newly
formed Iroquois live. This will not be
counted in the regular schedule 01' the.
City League;
——Hear the Rough Riders tonight.
'I' he dit‘t‘el ent conllnitttes In charge of
the celebration- of the llIOth anniver-
sary of Jerusalem lodge, F. and A. M.,
are working hard to make the affair a.
success. Lodgest‘rom Danbur)’. Beth-
Norwalks have been extended invita-
tions to be present. as well as the
grand otlicers ol‘ the state. Clinton
cmnmandery. of Norwalk, uIld Crusa—
del' commandery. ol‘ lianbury, have
been invited to act as escort and will
probably acocpt the iIAIvitation. . There
is a possibility that the~ Norwelk com-
mandery will be accompanied by a
band and tlnranbury commandory
also, it’ they accept.——-Ridgefield‘ Press.
——Dr. Dick‘s cures Malaria.
BLACKWELL—SHERWOOD.
Well-Known singer Married In West-
port.
, Miss Flora ilell Sherwood. of, New
York city, daughter of MI“, and Mrs.
Arthur Sherwood ol’ Crocus Farms and
sister of Mrs. Liliinu Sherwoml N('\\'~
kirk. of Norwalk, was quietly married
to Wilson Hunt liltII'kwclI, of New
York city. Saturday at l2 o'clock, Ill
lllp. Trinity Church. III Westport, by
Allt.‘ lily. Kenneth McKenzie. l't’l'iUl‘ ol
the church.
Only the lIIIIIlIIdiIIte families and
friends witnessed the extremely pret
Ly cerelnolly. Miss Mabel Sherwood.
sister of the bride. acted as lll‘llll“
maid. and Carroll Smith. of New York,
was best. luau. 9
. Mr. and Mrs. Illaekwcll left for an
extended wedding tour. and will re-
side ill New York city. Mrs. Blackwell
was i()l“lll€ll\ :1 well-known singtl in
The Norwulks. and has a large Ilt'ele
of friends.
STOPPED RUNAWAY TEAM.
But for the quick work of, Oscar.
Waleur, there probably would have.
been a bad runaway in Norwalk, this
morning, about S‘o‘clock. (l. Edwin
Comstot'k, of Four Corners, and his
line pair of black horses were in front
of the Dullbury railroad station. and
the driver was taking out a trunk from
the wagon, while Mr. Colustock was
doing some purchasing. The animals
suddenly took fright at sometllingmnd
bolted up River street, at. a made pace.
The driver attempted to catch the rear
end of the wagon“ but was unsuccess.
ful. Oscar Waleur happened .to be
standing in 0. H. Banks livery stable,
and ran in their path, making a pretty
stop.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Laura D. Cable to John A. Mont»
somery, lot and buildings, Wilton ave
Ilue.
William Warm and wife to August
Warm, lot and buildings, Cele avenue.
War.
Elnesl \V llrllndage to Elizabeth 10.
Mills, Wilton, land on Bridge street
War. . ,
Herman Quittnel- to John llalasz and-
wife, lot and buildings, Lexington ave-
nue. War.
Arthur J. Caldwell and wife to A11-
Cranbury. War.
HER ENDORSEMENT.
"Madam," said the teller of a bank
in Baltimore to a womunwho had
handed him a check to cash—“madmn
you have forgotten to endorse this
check.” -
IA. w01 ricd smile came to the we
man’s face. but she look the manor
and wrote something on the back
thereof.
When the teller looked at. the check ,
agairnihe- found than the woman had
endorsed as follows:
“The ‘ bank has always paid
me whatever it owed me a'nd you
need have no w01ry. Therefore, I
endorse this check. Very truly yours,
Anna M. Blank ”—-Halpel s.
HALLOWE’EN
And Novelties at
COLEMANS
NEWS STORE.
10 North Maln‘ 3h, South Norwalk-
Agent foriA. G. Spaldlnn'n
Rough Rider Glee Club, at Itcpuhlir,
Neil Pierce. of Wlnnlpauk, is room» A
Mont-Gov. Lake. at Republican Rally, 1‘
cl. New Canaan, Georgetown and the ‘
drew J. ll‘lcmm‘ing. land and' buildings.
Post Cards
A 14 South Main Street.
Clo
'\
little money.
newest styles-wholes“ cloths.
them; and good caps, waists,
YOUR BOY’S
hes
Is any place good enough In which to bu} your
9 boys’ clothes? Are you as critical of values when you
buy his clothes as when you buy your own? 999
There’ s so much trash offered for boys t wear
you can’t afford to buy carelessly any longer.
show you how boys’ good clothes can be mad9 for a
Here are little boys’ Russian and Sailor Blouse
Suits from $3. on to $6.50 that are splendid valuesm
And double-breasted knickerbocker suits £09 boys
from 8 to 17, in good strong cloths—mixtur
dark patterns—extra well tailored and strong hened
for sturdy service—from $2.50 to $8. 50. 9
Al Reefers and Overcoats when you' to ready
neckwear and hosiery for boys.
Telephone c.0111 632-2.
0t LIB
”a
and
unde wear,
0 buy
blouses,
49
I
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Nik Ss Society,
‘- FLOYD 'r. RUSCOE,
for their Horse, Callie and Poultry.
Home Ground Foods for
“(uses
Poultry
Cattle
A LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F
Favors 8; Place cards
WILLIAM F.
BOOK AND, STATIONERY STORAAES.
WALL smear. .
NORWALK.
At, all times i devote my time and attention to quality, boiler»
ing that the highest, quality gruiu costs less than poor grain in pro A
portion to 19111 value. Although a low price will 1111110.le 110‘ most peo-
pic at first, sooner or later it. will come to a mallet of results, and
tile satisfied customer will be the one i am selling the beat grain '
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
BEERS’
1 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
' SOUTH NORWALK.
44 WALL STREET,
INCORPORATED. 1849.
ADepOsits, Oct. 1,1908,-
DIRECTORS.
A GEORGE M. HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
eakflsh
. Flatfish,
MaCkefel, .0 ' '
,Butt‘erlis‘h, .
Shopper Blues, —‘
Steak Cod, -‘
Sea Trout, Eels, Salmon, Oysters; Long and Round Clams-
A ESCALLOPS, Warranted Dry.
Cutblll’s Budge Flsh Market
TELEPHONE 1908.‘
LEST ER HYATT.
, 9THESAEA9 PRICES ARE FOR TODAY 0N
_
NORWALK.
$3, 599,055.92
WILLIAM A. corms,
MOSES H. GLOVER,
LEWIS c GREEN,
HENRY F. coLes'urlN,
.100 lb
10c lb
lilo lb
FREE DEL VERY
Baseball and Sporting Coddl. -
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.M
PM it Nilllili 111111 (01111111
I volume.
‘ hinted Copper was the feature.
t0
IIIII HAAK
Slight. irritation or the ”throat or
bronchial tubes causing hoarseAness or
hacking coughs can be promptly reliev-
ed by our
Bronchial 0 Tablets
Pleasant to use, yet always effective
In reaching and relieving ”those
troubles. AA handy thing to know
about ahd keep on hand.
Price, 100 Box
THE CLIFFORD
. PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Coll, 15-2.
All Good: Delivered Free of Chamo-
IKAI AKKIWWII
Will 11 pa 111111.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. unwA nar-
row and indeclslVe movement of prices
accompanied ille opening dealings in
stocks, which were only moderate in
A rise of a point ill Amalga-
West:
lngbouse Electric also gained ].
WALL s'runs'r, 11 a. ill.-Tlle tlli- 7"
sauce of realizing orders and a de-
mand for Union Pacific helped prices
harden. Purchases diminished
when the general rise exceeded 1/2.
Union Pacific and Northern Pacific
gained w, and Louisville and Nash-
ville, Wisconsin Central pfd,, American
CmySloIos Sheffield Steel and than
Copper 1. Great Northern Ore Certi-
cales yielded 1. _
-WAI.I1 STREET, Noon.~Trading
was so dull as to leave the market al-
‘ most stagnant.
The undertone, how-
ever, was firm. Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p, nI.—-Prlce
fluctuations were too narrow to arouse
_ any interest.
MEN'S CHRISTIAN INoumv CLUB.- '
Subjects for November and .Decem-
her Announced.
The following lll‘Ogl‘alll has been is-
sued by ilIIII Men‘s Christian Inquiry
Club, 01‘ the South Norwalk Congresm
tioual Church for the quarter.
During October the following were.
discussed: “The Consolidation of the
School Districts of the Town," general
discussion: “'i‘lI.:-Ix'i11adon‘1 of God,"
John B. Ixiwre‘llce; “lIIIit-pclulollvo in
Politics.” William Armstrong; “Men
and Moral Issues in the National (3111110
puign." .Iohn A. Hamilton.
Buizinuillg 111le Sand l\ IlIeoI'IlIIII ulll ‘
be: Not. I,‘ ‘(TII-Ilt
Dwight Keep; Nov. 8. “Wealth and
Capital.” Christian Swarm: Nov. I5,
"Christianity and the Social Crisis."
George 8. North; Nov,- 22, "Public
Utilities,“ Gen, Russell Frost; Nov. 29,
"Socialism," Hon. .lolm H. Light; Dec.
ti, "Labor Conditions and the Church,"
DI‘. Macl’arlund: Dec, 13, “Foreign Re-
lations.“ Chas. E. .lI-nuillgs: Dec. 211.
“The Church ‘alld Peuce' Nelson Dick
erman; Del. 27. ‘The ClIIIIIh and the
State." 'I‘ 'l‘ellow,
A considerable number of new mom-
melnhels have recently joined and the
October meetings have been of nuns-
ital interest
l,‘"I,IIIIIIplioII' A.
ATROLALEY wme BURNED IN TWO.
Trouble With the Westport Avenue
System Sunday Evening.
‘ There wnsAeonsiderahle trouble. are
0 perlcncedflust evening on the trolley
car which leaves at 5:30 o‘clock for
Westport. Just as the trolley-I‘Iole pass
ed over the circuit breaker at the-top
of Mill Hill, the overhead wire broke.
cutting off the current. from the car.
Tile broken wire fell to the ground
and a series of flashes and fireworks
hollowed, which frightened the women
in the car, and made things anyway
but comfortable.
Wbrd was sent to the car barn tor
the repair car, but III the me ultimo the
dangling who was making things live-
0 1y, it belugat a white heat, and finally
" it melted ill two.
I wire was fixed it was ‘aftet 6 ocloek
By the time the
and one trip Was missed.
.HAD A CHRISTENIING PARTY.
Ruth Irene Craig, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Craig. was (0
ed yesterday afternoon and in
ing them was .1 reception in her hon:
or; Mrs. M. Craig. Act New York, and
Samuel Craig stood‘ up with little
Ruth Among the guests were Miss
Jennie Craig; Walter Robertson and .
Chalice Whitman, of New York. Re-
i‘reshments were served, and there
was singing by John T. Sherman, of
South Norwalk; Walter Gould and
William Dooliu‘gs, of Westport. '
MR. E. T. HARRIS, A HEARD.
E. T. Harris, of West street, proved
himself a hero, yesterday. While out '
ulsing in his large schooner, the “El. 0
, '1‘." An unknown man out in a
‘iall 011111.091 OySter Bay} had his
rigging bleak. and whileI trying to fix
,rthe skill: capsized throwing the 1m
rtunate man into the water. PAABIEA-
“ had his weather eye open, "
and rescued him.
FIRE IN CENTRAL VAlLLAAGAE. .
CENTRAL VILLAGE. Oct. 2B, ‘-——lI‘ire 0
Whit h started in the stock room Aotltho
Wick Mills In this place. owned by
Samuel Collins, did about 83, 500 dam-‘
.1310. before being brought under con-‘
lrol early today. There was no lAnsuAi‘I
ancc. ‘
n he I
.bmptly saw the man in his pol-lions
position, and went to his Iassisautco
ADVERTISEMENT
IS A GOOD THING.
(I It informs the public where an article 15 for sale andigAIA
gives a description, price, 81c.
SO FAR, SO GOOD.
(ll You wouldn’ i buya suit or Overcoat on the strength
of an “ad” without a look. If you will come in and givefia,
few minutes of your time to a careful look, and try on, we .
believe you will feel satisfied that
0111 Stein-BIOeh and
Peck Clothing
A needs no praise. It is Standard for wear, fit and Style; ' A A
ASK ANYONE WHO WEARS IT. '
gHatsA, Shoes and All Furmshlngs
LATEST FALL STYLES.
” Price’s Clothing Store
HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFITTgERS.
98 Washington Street South Norwalk
9AA.
ERY co.
UNITED GROCi
A. 6. P. Pure Feed 03le Bulletin for
Week Commencing Monday,
October 26th. 9
For Extra Stamps with Groceries
See our Circulars.
Cat-Price Specials
Will BISI HAW BRIAMIRY BKIIEII. PER PIWKII. .130
Ill ABS. Bill GRAKWAIIII SKBAII PAR $1.00
VERY BISI SMAKIII SKIWIIIIRS, PER PIWKII
BISI WWII PAIAIWS, A PEAK. . .~ .
IAKAY .SWIII PAIAIAIS. A PEAK. ‘. . .
AKPA'ISIEIIHI RAISIKS, PKA.,000 . '
APP BIEAKIII IWKKAKIS, PK..090
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‘IWKWAK MABKIKII. PAPA» “i?“‘a‘ I.
‘PAPIK SKEW AIMIIKIIS lB.
AIIKEII Kills, PIBA.
Regular price,
100., . I I
Regular 11111.9
250' ., I . I I I
(Princess) Regular
price, 25c , , .
Regular price,
150 11 1b.;
.0 This‘ TeaA will suit all tastes.
‘35 Stamps with 1 lb. 381: Cnflee
'30 Stamps‘ with 1 lb. 351: Coffee
25 Stamps with 1 lb. 301: Coffee
I- 20 Stamps with 1 lb. 9250 Coffee
10 Stamps with 1 lb. 201: Coffee
The Great Atlantic and P A
Tea Company 99,999
' 9 124 East Washingtpu St, 80 Noriy‘alkA .0
Tel. No. 909. Full Weight
Free Delivery Honest Trading.
Sold only at the A&.P Store
60 Stamps with 1 lb. 701:. TcA
50A StanAIps wlth 1‘ lb. A601,; Tea
40 Stamps with 1 Ib.“50c 0T1:
‘25 Stamps With 1 Ib.‘9‘9411c"l"cfa =
9290 Sta9mps99 with 1 lb. 3519:9TeA
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RECENT ARRIVAL 0F VAEOSELS. Nowj Page,1othc.hmlsem1ild o,
BOSTON.‘ Oct. 26. ~—Arrived: Strs. pooh—Do tell me Why ”he isnlw
Bohemian atom Liverpool: Angllau, standing before the mirror. .0
from London. Housemald—«Hash! He. Is thinkl
26.-Arrlvcd:9
81.40....‘0
99 NEW YORK. Oct. ‘how he will look when lheyrrdi
Steamer Chicago, ilavre. 9 a statute to him .wFllegendc Blotter,
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