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Candies, Etc.
LANE’S
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1 WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday. An area of high
pressure is centml this morning ovo1
1Wyomiug and it ‘extends southeast
ward to the F‘Imlda coast. Areas of low
measure are central north oi Lake
Huron and in the British Northwest
,l’I‘ecipitation has occurred during the
past 24 hours over Northern New Eng-
land, the Lake regionand the North
Pacific coast. At 8 oclock this morn»
ing the weather was generally pleasant
throughout the oount1y. Conditions in-
vor tor this vicinity fair weather for
tonight and Tuesday.
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The South Norwalk Club has arrang-
ed for the installation of ‘11 new pool
table.
—-—l'ted Onions. $1 bu. F.D.L. a Go.
Mrs. Frederick Bennett. of Weston,
1 In home from 1111311 in Norwaik and
lildgeiield.
A stone house is in com so of elec-
tion on Dr. V G. 'l‘ito's ninety ac1e
farm in South Wilton.
Miss M'ai (‘urtis is the hostess of
like Mont Afternoon Whlst Club
today, at or home in West avenue.
01111 ‘Brothers' Lodge, No. 10. l‘. O. 0.
R. will hold a regular meeting this
evening at its quarters in Wall street.
1Mrs. Giboney. of Sing Sing, N. Y..
the guest of Mrs. Peter E. Walsh, oi’.
rch street. Norwulk, for a few days.
—-Speclal sale today on Men' 8 Storm
ltubber Boots guaranteed. $2.95 at the
Olsen Shoe Store. ; .
Mrs. Robert Jeliiif. of Bridgeport,
spent yesterday with<M1'.1and- Mrs.
Charles Lockwood, of Westport ave
nae.
Concord Division. Sons of' Temper-
ance. will hold a regular meeting this
evening at its quarters in the Gazette
building. _
Jonductor Johnson and Conductor
Wheelhouse have changed their runs.
and Wheelhouse now has the late runs
at the Westport division. ;
'i‘he board‘oi’ school visitors will
hold a regular business meeting to
moi-row evening at the new high
school building in West‘avenue.
There will he a meeting or the min-
strel committee at Butler Lodgl.
rooms, 8:30 this evening. All mem-
‘ bets are requested to be present. ;
‘ —-Ruta liaga ’l‘urnips. 60c bu. F. D.
Lawton & Co.
A. L Livermore. who has an attrnc-
tlve place at Redding Ridge has
. ; bought the John Godsell place and the
; Rowing plopet'ty neat the Euston line,
Washington Chapter. No. 24. A. F.
‘and A. M.. will hold a stated convoca-
. tlon tomorrow evening at its quarters
1in Masonic Ttemple in Wall street
Norwalk.
1 Percy Glendeni11g.1of, Norwaik. is
,. enjoying a vacation'fromhl‘s duties
as mail carrier at the Norwaik post.
oflic‘e. and is spending the day in quest
of game.
Miss Dorothy Barnum. or ‘Danbury.
has been spending a few days with
lier cousin, Miss Nona Balnum of
(Franklin street. and sister, Mrs. Ed-
; ward Beets.
a The City Council of Norwalk will
11 hold a‘ meeting this evening at the
‘ Council chamber in1‘WalI street. Noth~
lag of specialimpdrmnce is booked
to come up at this time.
3 A delegation of Norwaik Lodge of
Elks will leave this evening on the
it: 33 main to join Bridgeport Lodge.
which leaves on a special train at 7: 1-5
Item. that city. tor‘ the Elks fair at.
Waterbury: , ‘
Silas Shel wood.
Hill
1- Avenue. was given‘a shrmi‘se party at.
1 his home Saturday ngfifiv by a large
iiitmbor1.ot‘11“ilehtis ‘ yhe evening was
".‘t‘hf Wilt. and toiresh
{during the latter
was a late hour
‘ dispersed and
nounced a'royai
_ej‘i'Wu.rdeu John El. Rey.‘
iith‘ NorWaIk. arrested
“lithe wilds of Huckleber-
wast oi the South
dhdrged‘ him with hunting on
The“ case will come 1111 later
I) rule a Justice of the
wade, ‘l‘ The oflice1s took
.r_1 We Writem Burglar
I4 Washingtonmroot, south Nemalk.
“ {j Tether or Salt Rheum. Blotohol 'l‘um
Launch Works.
‘ avatar Shell Paint. Norwalk
along Wall street. and was theretore
1 Potter. pastor of Center Church Hart
rvo‘ir. yesteiday “IDLE-1.1.
Insurance
LET UQ‘WRITE YOURS. .
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN,
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L; Compound Syrup of Shr‘saparilia. 1
A remedy for leples. Pastel“.
ore, Bells Ringworms, Ulcers, Scrotu
Is and Blood Diseases. '1
75c BOTTLE.
‘ ANDERSON 1: 1
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Kenneth (ioleln‘nn is ill at his home
in Westpolt avenue.
is spending the day in New York.
The South Norwaik i'ity Council will
meet this evening, principally for the
public hearing on the proposed Buy-
vlew avenue layout.
So well did the members of the Nor-
wnik Club like the recent pinochie eve-
ning. that plans are under way {or
another one. II
that one be held about once a month.
Anthony Carlson. a Swede, became
put out. He did not take kindly to
this and he Was arrested on a charge
of intoxication. This morning Judge
.loaoph R. Taylor fined hint $3 and
(toss. The offender paid up;
The bell of St. Mary's Church has
gone on a rampage and rings nuy num-
her of times that it pleases. instead of
telling the correct. hour oi time. This
morning about 3 o'clock, people oi the
town were startled to hour It ring 150
times without a stop. and many thouht.
some dire thing had happened. This
morning at. 7 o‘clock the bell struck
eleven dimes.
Mrs. George Brown, of Bridgeport,
was in Norwuik about 0 o‘clock Satur-
day eventing. Site was unable to walk
accompanied to the Water street po-
lice station by Captain 'l‘homns liuut.
Yesterday morning she put up a $0
mush bond and was allowed to go unlii
this morning. when she tailed to put
in an appearance at the court room.
and she therefore forfeited the bond.
The members of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge. of South Nor-walk. will go to
Ridgetieid. Wednesday evening, to
visit the Rebekah Lodge. of that place
The members will take the train leav-
ing South Norwnlk station at 7:l8.
They will be taken care of over night,
and can return to Norwalk 0 nine early
morning train. A tine time Is unticb
noted. and a large number ol’ 11101111101114
expect. to enjoy the occasion.
——Red Onions, $1 bu. l1‘.i).l.. & (.‘10.
invitations have been issued for the
marriage of lilies Catherine Collin, ol
Rowayton. to George Duffy, formerly
of Connecticut avenue. who is now on.
gaged In the automobile business in
Brooklyn. The ceremony is to be per-
formed a week from tomorrow morn
ing at 9 o'clock. in Si. lliury‘s Church.
leorge Collin, cousin of the bride.
of Norwalk. and Frank Daily. at
South Norwulk. brother ot the groom.
will act as ushers. After the core
mony a wedding breakfast. will be serv-
ed. at the home of the bride's parents
in Rowayton, and the couple will
leavetm' a. tour, after which they
will take up their residence in Brook~
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CONSOCIATION HERE TOMORROW.
Large Number of Delegates Expected
at Congregational Church.
The meeting of the churches of the
Fairiield West Consocialion tomorrow
at the South Norwaik (lohgregntionui
Church promises to be a very import-
ant gathering. 'I‘he returns which
have come in Indicate that the various
churches will send l‘uii delegations.
and the subjects to be discussed are
of great importance to.tI1e churches.
The afternoon session Will begin at
2 o'clock and in addition to the busi-
ness of the consociation. addresses
will be made by Rev. W. W. Mcilnne
i). 1).. of‘ New Haven, and Rev. Fred-
erick Lynch, of New York. At 1.31.11”) p
m. the delegates will meet for social
intercourse. and at 5:45 p. m.. supper
will be served In the banquet room of
the church by a committee of women
from the Norwatk and South Norwalk
ch‘ur‘ches
o'cloCk. will include an address. at.
7: 30 p m. by Rev. Dr. Rockwell ll
i'o‘rd. on “Christian Citizenship." This
will be ioilowed‘ by a discussion. open
ed by Judge John. ‘H. Light. on “The
Opportunity of Men to Make the
Church a M01111 che in the“ Comma
nity " ‘
A considerable number 611 the dele
-gates will be entertained otter night“
Nor‘waik Congregational Churches.
The executive committee and
committee of arr‘angements will hold
A vanes sessions at South N01 walk
tiring the retention. ‘ .
.Quii‘ in R‘lle‘ Skates
Henry M. Mueller. of South Norwulk, \
I11 being suggested ‘
so bothelsome at the box oi’lioe of Mn. ;
sic Hall Saiulduy night that he was
The evening sermon. beginning at 7 '
by members at the Nerwalk and south. , .
the ‘
Ping Pong pails. Also big ‘5
‘ Horses
Poultry
Cattle
NORWALK.
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which is
Norwalk ol 9’1
snddenl‘y we
N‘o‘lth Main 9
out. “and all oil
‘wore‘ i’flu‘itleIis.
around I e
avenue.
1 Overcoats.
come to us for. their clothes!
more first-class clothes than any. other store in town.
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At all times I devote my time an d; attention to quality, believ-
ing that the highest quality grain cor tsdess than poor grain in pro.
portion to 19111 VHIIJIO Although a low piit'n will appeal to most peo-
ple at first, sooner or later it will coins to a matter or results and
the outlet 0 customer will be the one i am selling the bestgruln
{or their i orse, Cattle and Poultry.
Home Ground Foods for
49 WALL STREET. 11'
Deposits, Oct. 1,1908-
GEORGE M. HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS.
FLOYD T. RUSGOE,
ii the depot cars were block
Waiter Clothes
The Kind Most Men Want.”
,(I It is no trick to sell clothes“ made ofreliable
cloths and linings ; merely a matter of money.
([ But few stores put the effort-and‘time ‘and
money into producing pleasing and correct styles.
baéed on sound tailoring which preserves the styles,
that we do. And it pays!
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(I Just look at the big range of correct styles in
an astounding variety of colors and patterns; excep-
tionally well-made, well- out and well-fitting Suits and
And look at the‘hundrcd of 1men who
No wonder we sell '
, (I Winter Suits irom‘Sro to $30.
(I Winter Overcoats. from $8.50 to $30.
(1 Winter Reeiers, Overcoats, Suits and Outfit-
tings for boys. tool".
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Buy Oats That: Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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SOCIETY PUZZLES
THE NEW FAD
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
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Norwaik. Savings Society.
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
DIRECTORS.
LESTER HYATT.
All Kinds of ' Fish
EScallops. Etc. ‘
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
TROLLEY CAR DISABLED.
The Stamford car. in charge or Mot-
011111111 ‘Hanlqn and '10011ductor Rider
..upposed to
A New
wide
leave South
o'clock last evening.
t of commission at
t. The lights Went
to move the our
tour.
towai as Railroad I
main line for several
led oar,‘ Aves dually else.
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
W3 599,055.92
WILLIAM A. CURTIS.
MOSES H. CLOVER,
LEWIS C GREEN,1
HENRY‘ F. COLEB‘URN.
FREE DELIVERY.
A NORWALK HAT, OF COURSE.
Haven concern. oi ”world
taputation.
greatest free advertisement
lt announces that it. is to make
the guns with which the president will
shoot paehvderms in darkest. Africa.
And while these. beasts! stop to read
the label on ”the gun. “Made in‘ New
as allowed to 1011 iiavcn‘ " he will fill them full of bill
lets “Made in Bridgeport."
‘tcourse. they will have theirpictnres
taken, by 11 camera made a
it will be. a pretty s‘lb
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has captured the
or. the
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‘ CRITERI
‘ point in the London
1 i [110"l3liltill I1,
‘ again before noon.
Goetiwin
1 spot is a regular Sunday
‘ Brown's omve.
; but over the wound in the neck from
WAGE Bryn“.
Saturday
Candy
290 Pound
Apollo Chocolates
‘ DISTINCTIVE
'IJOIWM.‘ 60c; Half Pounds, 300
Pounds, 80c; Half Pounds, 406
CHOCOLATE WINTERGREENS
10c Package
COFFEE PECANS
10c Package
CHOCOLATE ALMONDS
1011. Package
CHOCOLATE SPEARMINTS
10c Package
CHOCOLATE PEPPERMINTS
10c Package
11111 current)
- PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION ITORI.
Telephone Call. In.
All Goods Delivered Free. of Charge.
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WALL S' l‘ltEE'i‘, 10:10 a. 11l.~l’1ires
of American securities had been our
ried‘ down from. a fraction to near a
market, before
trading began here. The New York
opeulagsl‘lowml sympalhy with this
declines being general.
which amounted to a large traction in
most or the active speculative Issues.
including the metal industrials and
several of the (lrangers. Union Pin
cliio declined 11 point. and Utah Cop-
per lid. 'I‘enncssoe Copper on the
other band. refluctol a spcxxuiatlve
tiurry in the running purchase of $1.000
shares at quotations all the way from
50 to 1’12 coluphrrd with «iii on Sniur~
day. lllinola (‘eutrul ruse iii; and
Third Avenue iii;
WALL STItl‘E’i‘. li a ntm'l‘he low
pritns at the opening ruined attlnctive
and the demand restored Union P11»
attic and other active stocks to Sat.
urtlar's level. The market then be
came less active and although the load-
ing stocks held well. there was con-
siderable irregularity among lite less
active issues. The New York Public
Utilities stocks were bought at rising
prices. Wells-Fargo Express gained
in points on one tranuction. .
WALL STREE‘I‘. Noon:~-l’rices in
the general list ware pulled up mater
tally in sympathy with the strength in
special stocks. but yieldt‘d slightly
Bonds were heavy.
‘WALI. S'l‘lli‘iid’i‘. l p. 111.~-'l‘ho prom'
lnent stocks made a more uniform
show of strength. following an udvnnce
in Union Pacific and Baltimore It: Ohio.
The specialties continued to be dealt
in actively in spots, but the usual lav!
oritos were again the 11111141 in demand.
Lung island rose ltlpolnts. ‘
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in llle young man's wounds. Dr.
[I ma. anticipating the possible so
rious, results. started out in his unto-
moblle. nocouuntniod‘ by one or two
others. I11 search oIl1‘9r11iuo. who had
lied. They were unable to locate him
and 11p to this afternoon he has not
been captured.
The case was out ol‘ the jurisdiction
ot‘ the South Norwalk city police force.
and ilwus taken up by Constable ..I ..l
The luttel also set out in
search for Fernlno
The stabbing resulted, It is stated.
as a result of a little crap game in one
of the buildings on the Benedict Farms
bridge, used at various times 115.11 lum-
ber establislunent and Pin a coal busi
ness Young LaCrolx Is employed in
the butcher bl loose in ireenwlch
and rounded oil ‘y at noon veslort‘iuy
to spend the. hay at his home here.
It is said that a map 11.11119 at this
diversion.
LaCrolx went. over and got into ii.
Fertliho was also in the game and
had blood developed as it progressed.
It Is claimed that. summations of chest-
ing new about. terminating in fisti~
cults between young Luci-nix and For
nlno. Who is an itallan‘youtb. the lat-
ter‘imldg w01st 81d sustaining 111'“ so
verely mulked up countenance.
The game. howevel, proceeded and 1 “
. it was‘ supposed that the scrapping
was all over it Is claimed that as
LaCmix was stooping over.‘ engaged
In pickings 11p iorty~110ve cents item
the floor.Fe1nlno whipped out 11 long
knii’e‘ and immediately set about to
cmve Lacroix in the quickest. 1‘1‘20sslble
time
deep into his neck like lightning.
-‘came out in a twinkling and was
.plunged into his arm, opening up a
long gash. came out again and was
driven by Ike little assailant into ha.-
1‘Crolx s leg.‘
‘ _ At this point.‘ l.aGrolx's buive fol
low partners in‘ the game and the on
lockers displayed their consummate
courage by losing no time in getting
away from the neighborhood. the same
as Ii‘elnlno. though blood Was pouring
from LaCroix's throat like a geyser
and sporting several i’eet.‘ on account
or a severed arlzuely Blood was also
soaking through his clothing. trom
his other wounds Gus Klein came to
LsGrolx‘s aid and assisted him in Dr.
A‘ compress was also
ich tit; blood was flowing. else the
The stiletto like weapon went .
To the man who intends buying :1
Suit or OVetrCoa
there are two questions to be considered.
One Is Quality and the
Other Is the Price 1:
(3 Poor quality 15 worthless at any figure. We carry only ‘
good quality and the price we will allow you to decide on. .
0111' Clothing IS standard. Style and iii are both important 11
features. Try on, at least, and examine one of our gamed :11
Our Shoe Department Is Complete
3 q See some of the Styles displayed in the windOw.
Hats and Furnishings ‘
Price’s Clothing Store
HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFIT'I‘EIWS.
98 Washington. Street South Norwalk
MP Pure Food Dally Bulletinlior
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November 16th. ‘
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EXTRA STAMPS
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20‘SIamps with 3 pkg: Ad? Mince Meat“ ............ 1.....‘....25¢‘:
10 Stamps with 1 can Sultana Spice .......................... .
10*Siamps with 1 pkg. All Prepared Plum Pudding ........... 1.. 10
20 Stamps with 5-Ib. crock Johnson's Mince Meat.............‘...50c"
it‘ljStamps with 1 box Figs ..................................... 10
10 Stamps with 1 "1.. French Oregon Prunes ....................... 10c
10 Stamps with ‘I can Bell‘s Poultry Seasoning ............ ‘..1..10‘c
10 Stamp: with 1 jar AaP Jam ........................... ‘......i§o‘
10 Stamps with 1- lb. can fliP Plum Pudding .................... 200‘
10‘ Stamp: with i can Sultana Corn ...................... . ..... 10
1015mm” with 2 cans Iona Tomatoes, each ..................... . 8
Extra Stamps Free with Teas and Coffees All This. Wee .
The Great Atlantic and Pacdic‘
Tea Company,
‘12! E. Washington St, South Norwalk
1, Tel. No. 909. 111111 Weight and__
1~ Free Delivery. ‘ ‘Honest Trading. y‘.‘
deep‘.‘ Dr B1own left LaCme at his Was a eonsldmable quantity of bloc
cities In chaise of friends al’tpt he had on his clothing. .1
dressed the wounds‘. and set out after; Fernin. though small oi" stature.
the assailant. Later. the doctor took stockily mill. and has quite a reputa
LaCroiv home I11 his automobile.‘ tion as .1 boxer. He has appeared
01111131011... ilkeilhr on of the wound exhibitions at several smokers
in the neck' stat tin again to bleed. ‘---‘—-——-~
Gus Klein. Arnold Penny Cnieb‘ Joyce CELEIBRATED‘ HER B‘IRTHD Y.1
and LsCroixs father Cha‘rles LaCrolx. Mrs Colonel L‘eslle- Smith obse‘
sat up all night with him. ’l‘odav the the seventy fourth annlv’ersi‘iry 6
young man seems to be getting along biilhday Saturday afternoon at ‘-
nicely ‘ residence in Elmwood avenue. A
Some young men who know‘ Feruino her of her friends. Including» height)
claim to have seen ‘him yesterday at on the hill. called to pay ‘th
t'ernoon about 4:30. near St. Marys tots. and Mrs. smith received
Church, In West avenue.. Nor-walk Ibex of tokens ofesteem.1Aniong
They say that at that time. he had was a. dellclous blunder a
his but down over his eyes And his her siste‘r-‘inlaw‘. 11rd.
cost collar turned anti-but“ saw that 0: Glovo‘rsvlile. Ne
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