Candies, Etc. LANE’S 51 Washington Street. SE ‘ 1 disturbance that was ce‘1‘1 morning over Lake supV ed rapidly eastwaid all log out the St. Lawrenc vicinity is on the southcr It is pioducing cloudy w‘“ 7_ “ ~ llght local showe1s‘ or flurrles ‘01! snow. . In the eastern portion of the Lake in. glon and New England. Quite an ex- ton ed cold wave has overspread the can try west or the Mississippi riv‘ei‘ 7‘ during the past 24 hours. Conditions favér for this vicinity generally cloudy 7 and Equally weather with a decided ‘ 111117111 tiamperature. It V Willis H. Sellec’ky‘of Wall street, Norwalk. is in New York city today . on business Robert Gregory, the popular employs of F7. E. Lockwood' s repair shop, is ill today at his borne in Gi‘tinbury. ‘ Coles Flewellen, of Norwalk, is en joylug ‘a days’ vacation from his du- ties as conductor of the; local trolley lines. Buckingham Women’s Relief Corps will hold a regular meeting atlthe G. A. R. Hall in Wall street, tomorrow afternoon. . ,V . Miss Etta Tumbridge, of Newark, J., was a guest. yesterday .0! her . cousin. Mrs. William Vollmcr, oi Ores: cent Terrace. 7 7 7 .1 . 7 St. John’s Lodge. No: 0 A. F. and A. M. will hold a regulai session to moriow evening at its quarters in 'Wall street.‘ Clinton Commander‘y,,No.73, Knights Templar, will hold a stated conclsve‘ Friday evening at the Masonic Temple in Wall street.177 The Master Buildeis' Association of Norwalk, will hold a11egiilur meeting this evening at the G- A. R. Hall, in \l’all street, Norwaik. "The Girls’ Friendly Society or St. . Paul’s Church will hold a meeting ‘1' this evening in the basement or the ' Berkeley street chapel, at 8 o ’clock. it you need anything in the fish line 7 you will find a full list in the adv. of Sllcox 81 Van Scoy. They solicit a mini order, which they will deliver to you. -—Dr. Dick's cures Malaria. F" Karl, of North Main street, says his' home smoked boiled ham. home made sausage, etc. are just like Tait and Sherman. They’re Winners. Read his adv. The Ladies' Aid Sewing Circle, of‘ the First M. E. church, will meet to morrow afternoon, at 2 o’clock, ‘at the home of Mrs. Chailes N. Smith of Bay: 7' VVvie‘w avénue. “ The Ladies' Guild of St. Paul’s ‘ Church, will hold its opening meeting, this afternoon. at the Guild rooms Mrs. C B. Coolidge will deliver an ad 7- dress on her recent trip to Europés Mrs Robert Li. Brotherton is enter taiulng the members of the Speaking Circle of King’ s Daughters of the Nor- waik Baptist ChurciLthis afternodn at - her home in Newtown Heights, Nor‘ walk The Frlay Afternoon Club meeting this week will be held at. the bomb of him. G. H. Noxon Darlen. Mem- bers may take the trolley leaving Nor- walk at V2: 10 and South Norwalk at. 2:92. 1 ., 1. ’ Prot.:Carl 11.11111 7 111 and 3011‘ Eric liarstrom lett town estoi‘day for New York. and sailed fed at noon on the steamship 1.1111111111111101 Europe, where they will join Mrs. Harstrom. ‘and will tour the confident V1111 11111011111111 mid die of January.‘ ‘f ‘ " John? Chany, .1 Hungarian was 111 tinned 11111171, tumor 1111111 Qiilttnei;r went 7o ‘ by Gill . M17.s PoppV comp‘lali‘ 1.11 1 e f- ore, Bolts, Ringworm-.11 7 la and Blood Diseases. 7“ i‘lar‘ge enough tor the purpose. fund started in 1843 and was then _ Warden ‘ ‘ relatives t V their rosi‘deu 1.111w 11111111111111.1111. TAYLOR. 51 GOLDEN TEL. 16312- _ 7d WIIhlnnton «mtg South Norwalk. BAXTERV'S Compound Syrup oi Sara-parillnuk A umedy for Finnish. 11min, 7 Tether or Bali. Rheum. Blotdhu'rum- plank. All kinds of repair work- ‘ Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. 7 avatar 31191119111111, Norway: 7:. .ENoomeNT son morass.- Odd Hiatoi’y of a 60-Year Old Fund In Massachusetts. When Moses Wallis. a Yankee farm‘- cr oi? Douglas. Mass, and a bachelor, made his will on November 16,1841, be devised to the town certain wOod- ' ._ 7 lands. The town was to salt the real ‘ .Vestat‘e and keep the proceeds as a fund out of which loans could be inside to . citizens of the town on 113111 estate ‘1 ‘ whose value was the es times the fund Was to 1* amount oi the icon. 1111 111 this way for 760 years, though alerted interest as scon as it was The less than $2, 000.‘ At the end of 60 V principal and the accumulated inter- est were to form a new principal which should bs‘“forever kept on ln-‘ ‘terest."‘ With this interest when it had reached 1212.000 the town was to build a. town hall "good and durable” and “with galleries upon three sides of it" and “with a good clock and bell attached to it.” The interest accruing after the hall was paid for was to he ‘ used for maintaining the hall in the first place and then -tor the support 7 013 the town’s paupers‘. In the early "20’s the fund had reach- edthe $10,000 mark. But the young men or the town we anxious ‘to have a‘ hall built right a 11y, and were for petitioning the legislature to annul the conditions of the will and let the town take the fund principal and interest and build a ball with it. The fund 1n‘1903. at the end or the 60V1'years. amounted to $26,000. The people of Douglas in 1905, still need- 1111; a town hall and mindful of the fact that the 60 years had expired, petition- ed the judge at probate to let them use $12, 000 beforé the interest on the new principal had yielded that amount. The judge granted the petition,»but only - upon condition that the town should pay annuity to the treasurer of the -fund interest on the $12,000 at 3% per cent until the payments, together with the interest accruing on the invested remainder of the fund, then 328, 000, had airlounted to $12 000. Recently the town has petitioned the judge to allow $25. 000 for the ball. This petition has also been granted and 1on similar conditions. The term must pay interest until its payments, together with the interest on the re- ‘ maindcr of the fund since 1903, shall aggregate $25, 000. What this means is that the inter-7 est earned by the new principal of the fund will be paying for a town hall for a longer number of years than the testator intended, and that the town will have to provide for its paupers in the usual way for an equally longer time. But when the hall is paid tor the endowment of paupers Can begin. -—Excbauge. FIRE PVOLICV‘E HAD RETURNS. Election Bulletins Interopersed With~ Refreshments In Nor-walk. . The FiroPolice of the Norwalk Fire Department threw open their doors last evening to the members and friends 1.07 enjoy themselves. A large number took advantage of the oc-‘ (11131011, and all report an excellent time. The returns of the elections were received and posted, and it at- fo‘rded an ideal place to stay and await the news from the various places about the country. During the evening sandwiches, col- fee and refreshments were served and it was In. late Vhour urban the quarters in Wall street were closed up, in the? earlier, part of the evening, a short regular monthly business meet- ing Was held,‘ and several minor mat teis of business were transacted. MORGAN—ALLEN; Quiet wEddan Ceremony at Home of 7 ‘ Bride's aster. A Quiet Wedding as performed yesterday afternoon, when Arthur Peabody Morgan and Miss Carrie ‘May both 7019‘ marriage at the home of the litter, Mrs. S 1y“thohtaveniie,Noi-walk. T01 rey, pastor of by a few immediate Mr. and M‘ 7 7 7 Agent to .lapnldlnfi'I BI‘IobIll nod Sporting ooodI. L 11111111.pr “: Boat Frames set up and roady‘to bans cduld be made out of the Recon» 1 17115 the original 7‘ . ing that the highest quality grain costs less than poor grain in pro-I Portland; Me, were . _ Charles S. W1l~ 7 * Dwas performed by >7 cthodist church, and 2.. . Goodvlooklng seats are not enough to merit our 11,3 ; calling them good They must be; good all through, and made to retain their goodness of shape a style, else they do not get on our tables. That moans we 1 Good Overcoats J pay much attention to the tailoring, the lining), the V ‘ stays; that we insist upon handworked collars and buttonholes. $10 to $50 ‘ Is our broad price range for thoroughly reliable over-‘ coats in light and heavy weights; the always: Wanted oxfords and grays and blacks, and the new Drowns and grays in striking stripe effects. They present all 7‘ the latest ‘31er touches to lapcls. cuffs and pockcts. And we ca‘nfijifit ‘any 1111111 who comes along now. Good looking Fail Suits that are good from top to bottom, $10 to $30. Underwear, hats find Novem- V, ber furnishings, Telephone Cali 6782-2. rr‘x‘ . 2-1..“ - xi. "yam R V. .w— “my" ‘ ‘ At 1111 times 1 devote my umé’nnu attention to quality, benevf portion to real value. Although a low price will appeal to most poo. pic at fiist, sooner or loan it will come to a matter of results, and 7 the satisfied customer will be the one I am selling the but strain for their Horse, Cattle and Poultry. Home Ground Feeds for 1 Buy Oats Thais Clean. Horses . MANUEL TORO HATCH. Poultry Cattle Hallowe on Post Cards Paper Napkins and Crepe Paper " 1- WILLIAM P. BEERS‘ BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES. 4o WALL ornEEr. I SOUTH ‘M‘AIN eraser, " NORWALK. scorn NORWALK. Norwalk Savings Somety, 44 WALL STREET, NORWALK. INCORPORATED 1849- 7_ _ Deposits, Oct. 1, 1908,- $3, 599,055.92 DIRECTORS. 7 GEORGE M. HOLME8.1 WILLIAMA coaris, STEPHEN H. HOLMES, moses H. dLOVER, FREDERICK A. ELLs. 7 LEWIS c GREEN. 1:1.on 1'. Roscoe, ' HENRY F. coLEEURN, LESTER MAT-71:7 7 Nauve Striped Bass Weakfish Flatfish and Spots 10c lb Snapper Blues, - - lZc Steak Cod ‘ 12c Fresh Mackcrel, Bluefish. Sea Trout, Eels, Halibut Salmon, Es- callops Lung and Round Clams; Oysters; Hard Grabs ‘s 7 Bridge Fish Market ,7 TELEPHONE 108.. Elfin: DELIVERY ‘THEs‘VE VPRicEs ARE Eon Took; ONLY ‘31. 7 7 cued sharply again. 7 trimming for a street suit of V1 brdadcloth. , It is a. mistake to weigh the knots ‘tluéco‘mrédg bu‘tti‘ms? 7 Our prescription room isprovlded ' with a complete stocks! pb‘armaccuti.‘ 1 1 cal‘ appliances for the accurate prepar- ation 0! 11.111111111117111 any form. Every step in the making of a medi- ‘yclnc is checked by two registered phar- pianists. ~ When 11 pi‘ Vrlptlou l’compounded by no it is absolutely right., You get just what your doctor specifies put together as he“ wants it donor Our mines are as low as best quali- ‘ ty drugs, best cliuiacier‘ ol.’ service will ‘ permit. ' 7 We save you time. tiou‘b‘le anxiety and money on prescriptions Let up move it. THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY THE PRESGRIPTION STORE. Telephone CIII..15'2- ‘ 7 All South Delivered Era of Chum; 7 111111 1111111 1111117 WALL STREET. 10:10.11; mE—V-Tho opening trading in stocks was acconi V panied by much excitement and quota- tions were wide‘ in‘ Union Baclfic, Read . ing, United States Steel and some 0111. ers. Ten thousand shares of U. S. Stool weret he first sales recorded, the extreme advance reachingapolnt. Union Pacific and Reading at the high est quotation wow 1% over Monday's cl.oslng These prices compared with advances of 2% in the earlier London market today. St. Paul’ 11 opening gain was 7171/, compared with 2 ear- lier in London. Northern Pacific rose 1, as against 2 in London. Great Nor- thern pm. made again of 2%. Gains or between 1 and 2 points over Mon day's prices were numerous through- out the list 7WALL TSREET, ll 11. m.-~Al’ter‘ a slight setback the market rallied when Union Pacific jumped to 176, but. the remainder oi the list did not recover to first prices, and subsequently weak- Reactl s from the highest ion to a point 01 ore in the principal active stocks. The vol- tune of dealings contracted materially by the end 01‘ the hour. WALL STREET, Noon ~The dying don 11 01' the selling 01 ders as prices 1e- ceded prompted a renewod demon- stration by the bulls in which leaders wcic maiked up sharply. active list recoveied to best prices and the market resumed its earlier ‘auimu- tiou. Bonds waie 111.111 WALL STREET, 71 u. ni.7-—'l‘be ‘ad- vance was unimpeded by the heavy re- alizing sales which the rise brought out. Union Pacific continued the most conspicuous feature of the dealings and touched 177. The other stocks also made propritionnte galnsand were In eager demand. 1- 111: 11111111 Elihu Apron effects are among the new. ideas in dress They are brought out with beads“ and sequins in the soft iri— descalit colorings arranged uprou- dike over the! rout of the richest of mate iials. The simplicity of the ooifliiics oi the bridesmaids at a iecent. wedding has been much commented on, and invariw 7ny with approval. Fashion or no fash- ion glossy, well~groomed and abun- Vdaut locks are far more to be desired than all the waves and curls one could buy or make A sachet. in her nightcap by night and another 111 her hat by day insure perfumed locks‘at all times. 1‘ “Onions as nightcap" from “What- io-Entz" and butter, make a. capital complcx~ i clearer and nightcap, especially for t e nelvous person, inclined to lie aWake 0! nights and to wake up dis hearteningly early in the morning. Slice the onions thin and sprinkle lightly With salt to take 011' the raw, crude take, and have the blood thin ' and a good deal of butter. Isn't it. a good idea, that ‘of making the little ones legglns of the some heavy material as his coat. and fas- ‘td’ning them with buttons like those on the coat only of smaller 11120? One small child wore a coat of fine striped _ cut‘veliiet with front panel cutlwith diagonal stripes meeting at the mid-V die, and the legglus to correspond; the iesult was very smart. 7 ; Buckles are being used for a finish below the lingerie collars. 1 says “V0gue.” 17A broad piece 071 soft black satin ribbon. boned at the sides, and with a-bow at the back is ‘draivn through thsbuckle in trout, the ends finished with small rosettes ortassels. ‘Bands of chinchilla are a very smiiu-t ll ac ssvily tl‘ipt are tied mm the end ‘1 ,7‘ fashionable scorts.‘ 1 Dancing 11113111111131.1112 graceful When ‘the scat-Vt, with 11th knotted and weighted ’ 1‘ V wtth‘ artificial flowers,rbucklel1,. and 17 11111111111101,“ dogs (that. is the] expressive, of the ‘t‘ldn‘cm. 7 Inc a more luxurious ‘ssnlsk‘ln with a small . 7 7 111 at rrowin‘g? poiht‘ to ‘1 out, and trimming Wallacliian embrmdery has not 3011‘s by by moans. but on tbe‘coutrary has In its elfe‘li‘ The general. Onions eaten raw with bread V avian this charming accessory ,1 word) 1100111. “179397997 t the throat blocked 97 his Extending in a‘ 11001 ‘0‘! the gang satin and. as» 1101199111111 111111111 imp 107111730 111 the coimV nations at 16111111161 and in the“ new; design that have been brought out. It ad 110 1111in 79°99‘11““ ADVERTISEME “ IS A GOOD THING. 1] it informs the public where an article is for sale 11111117I gives a description, price, 81c: SO FAR, SO GOOD (I You wouldn’t buya Suit 01011111111101.1111 1111111111; “ of in “ad" without a look. If you will come in and given “ few minutes of your time to a careful look. and try on. we believe you will feel satisfied that. 1 Our Stein-Bloch and I Peck ClothingI ’ needs no praise. lt~1s standard for Wen, fit and style. ASK ANYONE WHO WEARS IT. 1 7 Hats, Shoes and All Furnis LATEST FALL STYLES Price 3 Clothing Store 7 HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS. 7 98 Washington Street South Norwalk lingsn.‘ 7 Regular Iiains Avsra‘ge 8 to 10 lbs.- 2le New Dried Peaches 25c 2 Cans Peaches. .. 251:. 2 lbs. New Dried Apricots ....... 25s 1 Large Can Pineapple‘ ...... .....1llVo‘ ‘ 2 lbs Largo Prunes . .... ........ 250 3 Cans Karo Spru‘p . ....... ...... 25c . New Hecker' s Buckwheat. .150. 256 New Grandma's Pancake Flour . . . 100-7“. 18 lbs Sugar ...... ASLOO Potatoes, per pk. . ---‘-‘1----1.--7. 5 Baker's Cocob, a can 200 7 Cakes Lenox Soap. ............, 25‘ 7 A LARGE ASSORTMENT or FRIUT AND VEGETABLES. ...“ ‘ UNITED GROCERY co. 9*7 Phone 143. 20 North Main Strect, South Nordek. ? “ "Med 011‘ All Un- satisfactory Purchases. ' 92 Washington Street, South Narnialk, For Thursday CORSET COVERS, fine lace trimmcd, all sizes; regular 290 each. Thursday. walk in and Look Around. Everything New Eyery D’ay ..tgc ........................ 13c PILLOW CASES. good qual'ity Muslin, 451136, Thurs»- 1“‘ “ ' day ............ ......... . ........... .. .9c1each« ‘7 Dont fail to see our new line of HATS and FURS .Ior style and price.’ ‘ Good Quality TAFETTA RIBBON, 5 inches wide, regular 251: yard. Thursday .............. ..... ». . . . .‘._1‘9c yd. ‘7 ' SILK GINGHAMS all the new plain effects, regular use . yard Thursday ...xgc 7; . .................... Large Black LEATHER BELTS. with large buckles, reg- tilar 19¢ each. Thursday ....... ‘. . . . .. ....... . .101: each We carry the NEW IDEAPATTERNS bccause they ...‘r the best. - 7“ 7 _, ., 1 STAMFORD -‘Arc you dodging the range question? ‘ ‘ ‘1 Dodge our way and you will run into some intere‘stingkll- 5011111111011 that may change 160111 11011711 ‘01 VIEW If you are enough to redo Ize :11 con tiling wacn you see 1t,=you11wd" I" lea-st look the amiorcl 1111ch even; 7 . -7‘ r011 SALE 1111 plishod 111.111 is 1‘ favorite method 017. decorating dainty glove, handkerchief nightgown and Other cases for Christ— belt of the same which you“ mas gifts. at work. you Will ‘sl‘w‘a‘y hu‘v it you Will? cover the 111111161 111111111 111111191 at 111111. .7 you use in the 111771111. 4111 1 washable material 1.1711117111111111
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