DELICIOUS
Ice
Cream
Candies Etc.
LANE’S
51 Washington Street.
NAN "5W3
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and warmer tonight and Satur-
day. A slight secondary disturbance
central over Lake Huron is producing
cloudy weather with i‘lurries of snow
in the eastern portion of the Lake r-o
gion and northern portions Of New
England. Pleasant weather prevails
in the southern and western sections.
The temperature is rising rapidly in
the Mississippi Valley. Conditions fa
vor for this vicinity partly cloudy Cea-
ther and possibly hurries (if snow,
with slowly rising temperature.
~Sidc Pork. 10c lb. Hayés‘.
Harold Clendeuing. of Wall stre.et
Norwalk. is in Stamford today on busi-
ness
-—Porterh0usé Steak.18c. Bu.ttery's
living Reed who recently under
ewntI an opeIation at the Norwalk Hos
pltal, is improying nicelyI
——-i«‘iesh Hams. 12 1- 2c Hayes.
Mrs. Jesse Colwell. of Summer
street. Norwalk, Is spending a few days
with friends in New York city.
-Prime Rib Roast. .123“. ,Buttery's.
Mrs. Varian, who receITtiy purchased
the large Smith residence in Cranbury,
has sold it to New York parties.
—-Baldwin Apples, $3.75 bbi.
Lawton & Co.
Are you prepared for the cold wea-
ther? That is what Willis H. Sci-leek
wants to know. His adv. will interest
FOU- I
—Soft and (‘rush Huts. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coweil. of
(' rIItnbuIy. haie recently removed
their household effects to Cedar street,
where thew will reside in the future.
—~Fresh Shoulders, 12c lb., at"i\'ew
York Market.
Josiah T. New.c0urb of .39 West Inc.-
nue, Nor walk was elected last. Tues
(lay senateroi ms. sarcasm.
in! District, New York city, by about
4.000 plurality , .
—-Dr. Dick scores Malaria.
The Town Teachers' Association will
hold a regular meeting Tuesday even-
ing at the Assembly Hall in the new
high school bulldirrg. and Dr. Gumbart
will deliver an address.
——«Fi‘esh Shoulders. 10c. lluttery's
Cockenoe Hayloft held a regulai
meeting last. evening at its quarters in
Wall street. and it is probable that the
pinochle tournament with Uncas Hay-
loft will be commenced Monday even-
irrg.
——Pork ClIops,14c. Hayes'.
Chester D GuycI who is with the
Too Many Wives Company. at present
playing in New York, spent a few
hours yesterdav with his parents. Mr
and Mrs. Thaddeus Cuyer. of South
. Norwalk.
r-‘RBd Onions 25c pk.; $1. 00 bu
D. Lawton & 00
Mrs. F. B. Malkin and Miss Jose.
phine Oldfield are among those from
the Trinity Girls' Friendly Society.
who are attending the annual conven-
tion of the society in Daubury today
and tomorrow.
—Loin Steak. 16c. Buttery‘s.
~F‘riends of Neil Pierce, of Winni-
pauk, are glad to be able to greet him
again. after a several weeks‘ illness of
typhoid fever. He is rapidly regain-
ing his strength. and comes to Nor-
ualk occasionally;
—-Bro‘wn Derbies. O‘Brien.
Postmaster Bradley 5. Keith has a
number of blanks for bids to carry the
United States mail from Norwalk to
South Norwalk. The contract is for
four years. commencing July lst 1909,
and ending July lst,. 1913.
——5 lb. pail Pure Lard. 60c.
31kt.-
Miss Anna Banks. who has been \is-
itiug friends in New Jersey for a few
days. will return to the home of Miss
Madeline Sturges. in East avenue,
Norwalk. today. and will probably
spend a few days there before return-
ingto her home ln'IWeston.
wiser; oi! Lamb. 15c. Buttery's.
F. D.
r.
lia‘yes'
Mrs. Charles P. Addison and daugh- .
» tcr Marie returned today to their home
in New York city. after a two weeks‘
stay‘ in South Norwalk. during which
time Mrs. Addison has beerkcaring for
her son. Charles H. Addiso who has
been ill with malarial fever.
——if you haven't the time to exercise
regularly. Dean's Reguiets will prevent
constipation. They :ilnduce a mild.
easy. healthful action of the bowels
without griplng. Ask ydur druggist for
them. 250.. ”I .. ..
‘25. SAINNNAY ENNBINAIES
FRESH EVERY WEEK.
StilisonoPowell COrporation,
Prescription Druggloto.“
Open Sundays. South Norwalk.
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. . ' We Write Borgiar
" . Insurance
74 Washington street, South Nomnlk.
;: Compound Syrup of Stitsapariiis.
; Tether or Salt Rheum. Blotohoo. Tum-
; ore, Bells. Ringworms. .Uioen. Inocu-
' in and Blood Diseases.
'HNNNNNSEASNN
m—m.MW—m
LET US WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN,
TEL. 165%.
Fall Clot Res
That Are Made Right
All the butchers aren’t in butcher shops! Some
make clothes—using first rate cloths, in the popular
patterns—but the cheapest tailoring and linings they‘
dare.
BAXTER’S
A remedy for Pimples. Pootuloo,
They bank on their clothing looking like the real
thing long enough to be sold; they don’t care after
that.
75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON '5
Launch Works.
plBoat Frames set up‘and ready to
unit
All kinds of repair work.
a Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Ova for Shell Point. Norwalk
Extraordinary Saturday
will be. iourrd in (‘. .l.
adv. on the sixth page.
—-Chopped lleel‘. 12c. lluttery‘s.
Music Hall was crowded to the doors
last night standing roonr oniv being
obtained at 8 o‘clock The motion
pictures were excellent. Enough can-
not be. said of the quality of the w l-ll
deviile acts. Every act is exceptionally
good. The ladies room is receiving I
considerable comment about the t..own
if you desire to see the program you
must come either tonight or tomorrow.
or you will miss seeing one of the
best bills seen this season. Prices 10
and 20 cents all «or the house.
How differently our clothes are made!
Popular fabrics, the most skilled tailoring. the
best canvas and haigcloth and linings, and all the ex-
pensive handwork necessary to mould into shape to
keep the shape permanently
No disappointment, therefore. when you buy our
clothes; and they cost no more on the average than
the other kind.
bar galnls
Mintz & Co's
«I
Fail Suits in the newest styles and colors. $10
to $30. Overcoats. too. .
14 South MainStreet. Telephone Call 082-2.‘
,.
EVERY LADY’S DRESSING CHAM-
BER
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At all. times I devote my time and attention to Quality, believ-
ing that the highest quality grain costs less than poor grain In pro- I
portion to real value. Although a low price will appeal to most peo-
'plo at first, sooner or later it will come to a matter of results. and .
the satisfied customer will be the one I am selling the best grain
for their Horse. Cattle and Poultry.
Home Ground Feeds for Buy Date This Clean.
Horses MANUEL TORO HATCH. I
should be equipped with a dainty Poultry
snow white. one piece “Standard" Por- Cattle
celaln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider / '\/ \/ W ‘” _,., ‘
how delightfully comenient it would L“ ........_. N
be to have hot and cold running water_____
in your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment or first floor toilctl————_.
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanics. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. TINASH
CORNER MAIN ~AND‘WE8T 31's.
“‘rRO‘sISECTs
OF A GOOD
Why Risk Sending our
Money Out of TO n?
\\ |‘ W11 1. DIMPI ICATE A.\Y MAGAZINP OFFER MADE BY ANY
RAIN. TABLE FIRM
WILLIAM P BEERS“
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
49 WALL STREET. I SOUTH MAIN STREET,
NORWALK. . SOUTH NORWALK.
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i
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A COMPLETE STOCK OF LATEST
MODEL
Shot Guns '
SINGLE AND DOUBLE
from $3.50 up.
Come in and look them over.
A large stock of fresh AMMUNI-
TION. '
Norwalk HardWare Co
39 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
Norwalk . Savings Society.
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK. V
INCORPORATED 1849.
Dflosits. Oct. 1, 1908,- $3, 599,055.92
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS.
MOSESH. GLOVER,
LEWIS C, GREEN,
GEORGE M. HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
FLOYD T. RUSCOE, HENRY F. OOLEBURN,
' LESTER HYATT.
flPENEN NINE NlANS. 35. NNARI
Snapper Blues, 12c
Weakfish, 12c
Spot, ‘ 10c
Ling, , 8c
Whiting, ' 8c
Attendance all hours day and night.
Frederick H. Ganupg,
UNDERTAKER
Funeral Rarlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 904.
Oflice and Residence.
84 80. MAIN ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
The CliEEOrd
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinner-o Evenings,
I to B p. m.
Iunday Dinner: a Specialty.
callops; Oysters; Long and Round Clams; Hard Shell Crabs.
Cutbiil’s’ Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE'I’OB. FREE DELIVERY.
PRICES FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK.
Dinner Portio- ond ‘ Ionquoto
Solicitod.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 03!.
a
l.
SATURDAY SALE OF
' - La the Foundation of a Fortune
Sheet MUSIC Ely. systeInaticaliy depositing a part of your income with
CULELLLLN . S ESOUTH NONNAEK TRUST (IIIN’ANY
i
Agent for A. G. Spaidlnp’o
. Baseball and aponlng Goods.
4% Paid on Savings Deposits
Native Bass, Halibut. Blues. Butter. Cod, Salmon. Flatfish. Es- .
fi- -
Our prescription room is provided
with a complete stock of pharmaceuti-
cal appliances for the accurate prepar-
ation of medicine in any form.
Every step in the making of a ruedl
clue is checked by two registered phar-
Innclpts.
When a prescription is compounded
by us it is absolutely right. You get
just what your doctor specifics put
together as he wants it done.
Our prices are as‘iow as best quali-
ty drugs. best character of service will
permit. ,I
We save you time. trouble. anxiety
and money on prescriptions.
Let us prove it.
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Coll, 15-2.
. All Good- Delivered Free of Charge.
Taft and Shemian
Are Winners
and so are my Home-smoked. Home-
boiled Hams, Homemade Sausages.
etc. Try my Home-made Frankfurt-
ers. with War-rickc‘ Saurkraut. it can't
be bent.
FIKARL,
NORTH MAIN. STREET.
FRANK c.
Van Scoy
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AND. .
GAS FITTING
I
Tin.
._.—.... M -.-
Sheet,» Iron,
and Zinc.
Copper
, 50 South Main Street. . ,
So.‘ Nor‘walk. Conn.
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MASTER JOSEPH F HARRIS is
HANDSOMELY REMEMBERED
ON HIS FIRST BIRTHDAY.
Master Joseph 11. Harris. the bright
little son of the RH". and Mrs. .l. Ed~
ward Harris. 01' «if: Franklin avenue.
Norwulk. was the recipient of an elnlr
oratc high chair last. \\'cdncsday cron~
trig as a birthday gift from Miss Ella
Hamlett. of South Norwulk. The little
fellow has already become very fond
of it. and kirows it. from any other
chair in the apartments. .loscph ex-
presses his hearty thanks to Miss
iHnmlelt. through momma and papa.
QUICK JUSTICE lN ONTARIO.
WOODSTOCK. 0nI., Nov. I5.-—.lus~
lice was swiftsfooted in the case of
Michael Pouzi, nu ltuliun. who last
Sunday killed another italian. Jardi
Constantine. in the (l'anadinn Pacific
RailroadIyards at lngersoli. with a
stone. after a quarrel. Monday at noon
he was arrested; 'l‘uesduy night. corn-
mitted for re—trial on a charge of mur-
der: Wednesday afternoon the grand
jury brought in a true bill and he was
put on trial. Yesterday afternoon the
jury brought in an indictment for mail-
slaughter and today ire will receive
sentence.
» Mrs. E. S. Huisb, of Reed street. is
. visiting in New York city for a. few
days.
The Dining Room
should be one of the most comfortably
house. and. if furnished from our estab-
lishment it is so We have a. splendid
‘ line of handsome dining room tables ‘
and chairs. buffets and accessories.
Each piece is strbngly and durably
made front the most. artistic designs.
. and is warranted to give thorough sut
. isfaction. 0111 present prices are most
moderate.
The R J. Angevine
.‘& Son Co. _
134 AND 230 WASHINGTON ST-
THE CHFFORD
1. lb. Pure LardI . . _. ..... 13c
Sugar Cured Shoulders, 1b.. .8%c
Red Onions,‘qt. ....,.... ...... 5c
Yellow Onions, qt. . .. ....... 6c
3 qts.=Beans ....... ..25c
Fancy Potatoes. pk. ........ 29c
3 lbs. Milk Crackers .......... 2 5c
. 3 lbs. Head Rice. . . .. ...... 25c
Cranblerries. qt. . ............ the
10 Eggs .......... ‘ ......... 25c
Cabbage, from ............ 5c up
and attractively furnished rooms in. the _
gives a description, price. &c.
, ilY.
of an “a"
Our Stein-
Hats, Shoes and
9S .WashingtOn Street
ADVERTISEMENT
IS A GOOD THING.
(I it informs the public where an article' rs for sale and
LATEST FALL STYLES.
Price s Clothing Store
HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFITTgERS.
‘ .
SO FAR, SO GOOD.
ou would'n' t buy a Suit or Overcoat on. the strength
without a look. If you will come in and gives
Ifew minutes of your time to a careful look, and try on, we
believe you will feel satisfied that
B10ch and
Peck Clothing
I needs no praise. It is standard for wear, fit and style. ;
ASK ANYONE WHO WEARS IT.
All Furnishings
South No'r‘walkr
. .
8c- Lean, Tender Shoulders, per 1b-8c;
Regular Home 'A verage 8 to 10 lbs.
2 lbs. New. Dried Peaches 25:
2 lbs. New Dried Apricots ...... L 25o
2_lbs Large Prunes ............ 259.
New Hecker’s Buckwheat. . 15c, 25c
18 lbs. Sugar .................. .3100
Baker’s Cocoa. a can 20c
Mr tar-comp" I
ZCans Peaches ......... 2561: ..
1 Large Can Pineapple ....... . 10o
3 Guns Karo Sprup . .A
New Grandma s Pancake Flour . ..'10o I
Potatoes. per pk.. ............. .. 250
7 Cakes Leno: Soap .. ....... .... 250
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or FRIUT AND VEGETABLES. w ‘
UNITED GROCERY CO.
Phone 143.
20 North Main Street, South NorWaik.
J oselofi’s
I8 lbs. Sugar .. ..$I.oo
L. J oSeloif
73 NORTH MAIN ST..
Tel. Call 467.
SILCOX 8t VAN SCOY.
FRESH FISH
New MARKET! Low parcesr
Cod Steaks. 12c; Market Cod: Snap.
per Blues, 100; Blue. 10c: Halibut.
10c; Salmon. 20c: Herrlugs 8c; Fiat
7c: Weak. 1° c; Eels. the; Sea Trout,
lr'ro; Oysters. 35c: Round and Long
Clams. 35c; Escallops. 35c quart;
Live or Boiled Crabs. 250 dozen; But-
ter-fish. 10c per pound.
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
Tel. 931. Free Delivery.
Compare. these prices with our corn-
petltors.
MIDDLETOWN WOMAN SUICIDES.
MIDDLETOWN. Nov. 6.——Mrs. John
Duane. Jr.. 23 years old. committed
suicide at her home this morning by
inhaling illuminating gas. When found
she was lying in the bathroom with
one end of a rubber tribe between her
teeth and a towel over her face. The
other end of the tube had been attach
ed to a gas jet. and the gas turned on
No cause is known. Tire couple. had
been married about four months.
ill I i an
"I iind Gascnrets so good that i would not ho
without thorn. l was tronI-lod n great deal with
torpld llv'or and hood-cue. New riuco SlHnl
Candy Carbonic i feel \I rv much honor
llhnll certainly recommend them In my friends
II the best medicine 1 have ever seen. "
Anna Biniuet. Osborn Elli No. a. Fall River, lino.
Best For
The Bowelo'
l, 3‘ optimum
HEY WORK WHILEIOU “MI
Pleasant. Pol-table. Potent E's-item. be Good.
Nova 81 Chen. or on pro r pu.10c.25c.ue.Nour
acid In lIIIl k. Tho lonnino tablet. stumped 000.
uoronteod to can or your money book.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N. Y. Sol
AIIIuILsumnInIurou Ions .-
INNAY IN WAll SINEEI.‘
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. 'm.--'I‘he . ,
stock market had a strong opening to
day with large buying orders in evi
dence for marry of the most preminent
stocks. Running sales of Northern
Pacific were at an extreme advance
of w, Amalgamated Copper rose
11/2. American Smelting 1%. Southern
Pacific. St. Paul. Canadian Pacific and
Consolidated Gas 1 and Union. Pacific.
Reading. United States Steel, Anaeoni ~
(Ia and Colorado Fuel large fractions. ,
WALL STREET. Tl a ‘m. L—Spo‘oula'e '
tion was broad and animated. and all
classes of stocks advanced beyond
their opening prices. The copper
stocks bird the industrial group gener
ally were notably strong, as were also ‘
the recognized leaders in the railroad ‘
list. Profit faking sales were abund
ant to Northern Pacific, and it. event- .
uallv reacted a point. its decline had
some effect in checking the general
Irdiance and quieting the market.
WALL STREET, Noon. —Stocks con .
tinned to be absorbed at rising prices
and with great animation and breadth,
in the dealings. lndtrstriagls including
United States Steel, continued the:
most conspicuous. Bonds were strong. ’
W ALLS "PM ET 1 p. m—The bull.
movement in stocks continued In Mil.
swing. but the sensational fluctuations.
were restricted to a few stocks. The
great. bulk of the list. moved up in a
steady. orderly fashion on the Iremen
dous liming that went on in all points;
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SERIES OF EXCHANGE VISITS.
South Norwalk Council anti Greenwich:
Council. K. of C.. Entertained.
South Norwalk Council K. of (‘."‘.
in augurated a new feature at its reg- ..
ular nreeting last night add one which
is expected to prove of unusual inter“
est during the winter. .It is planned to.”
devote an hour on each of the meeting,r
nights to literary and social diversions.
that. will entertain and benefit all merrrl'
hers. Last evening this was accent.
plished by an exchange with Oneidfuj.
Council. of Greenwich. Lecturer Ha
ward and District Deputy Bearn. or
that council. visiting South Nor-Twalk
and Lecturer Joseph Steegmuiler and? 1.; 1
.D W. Harford. Bernard Gennoiiy, Tim *
othy Foley and Daniel Hogan visiting
there. Both Mr. Beam and Mr. Hay- 3
ward addressed the South Norwalk'
Council and later led? in the relation
of anecdotes that were humorous and
time. At future meetings the lectur- '
or s of Norwalk. Stamford and Daubury
will exchange.
South NorWaIk COuncil also voted
, to hold a ball "dllling the Thanksglv- .
. lug season.
The sentiment of the .
member s is. to’ make it one of the lead
ing social affairs of the town. A com
mittse of seven ,was appointed to car I' I
out the details of the affair and {their
decision will be announced throng}; tbs ~
press. The members of the com liter. I'
are Peter Hi" Foley, [William SkiddH
A. McNamara, “I Tammany: Ber
nard Newman, William Reilly an i
Owen Riley '
ROCKEFELLE'R’ S CHAUFFEUR
N.:ED
NEW YORKF INon ‘ 6.5.——Jo‘hp~ i‘.I
Rockefellers chauffeur was arrested
on West End avenue .today. charged
with reckless erving. As a bicycle ,
policeman halted the car. the occupant "
leaned out and said: "i am John I.
Rockefeller. i am going to see‘ my.’
physician. 1 wish you would let my ‘.
chauffeur take me there and than ar
rest him. it you must." The. request
was granted. and after Mr. Rockefel-
Ier reached his destination. the chauf-
icur was taken Into custody and fined
I).
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tun... 250 .H
Norwalk Chronicler