, It . . ~p . ; t’hnussoav. our. 7. .1909- Get a Plane Certificate with every purchase. it will cost you nothing. I ‘ Confectionery and Pastry . 51 Washington S eet. I.I I I I I'm,- iii NEWS EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE . CALLS elm—News Department 92-8—Buclneu Department 44 -Br:nch Office, Norwalk '90 —Ediitor'e Residence race-coy Editor's Residence WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night and Friday. Showers haw. oc— curred during the past 24 hours along the Atlantic coast from Hatteras, N. Pleasant weather has prevailed in 0th or sections cast of the Mississippi. An area. of low pressure in the northwast is producing cloudy anti unsettled Wea- ther just east of the Rocky Mountains. Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with slightly higher temper- nture. The Central Labor Union will hold a meeting this evening. Albert G. iiaicy, of Norwalk, is at the Dallbury Fair today. Mrs. C. M. Daniels is spending the tiny at the lluilbury Fair. Miss Catherine Carr. of Norwalk. is it visitor in New York today. Mini-i Alice lilctiraw, of Winnlpault. is a visitor at the i)ailbilry Fair today. Mrs. William (lockcfur is spending lilo day with her sister in Bridgeport. The residence of George A. thlp- Icy, Ill Faii'llcltl nvcnuc, is being rc- painted. The W. (i. 'l‘. 7. will int-ct with Mrs, ll. ’l‘. Mtlkiil, 30 Monroe street, Friday, at .‘i o‘clock sharp. F. iii. Lockwood & Company have re ocived a “no lltltl ulltoilloblle for their use the coming season. 'I‘Iie Misses izitllerinc Kcllcy. Annie Nolan nutl Margaret Nolan are at the llunbilry li‘alr today. Mrs. (‘iiarlcs Leo and son t‘hnrios. of Mcrwin street. Norwalk. are at the Iltlilliui'y Fair for the day. M. ii, (Hover and Herbert R. Smith of Ntirlvnlk,,wlll lit- at Lake \‘l'ucctlblic for the tlity on a fishing trip. Ilutl Irwin, the handsome collie own- ed by Mrs. lt‘rancis l. llurnoll. yester- day captured second prizes in two classes, at the bench show at the Dan. bury Fair. The case. of Stewart Elliot, of (tom- stock Hill. Silvernilne. charged, with exceeding the automobile speed laws iii Greenwich, is scheduled for a hear- ing on Saturday morning. The meeting of the acieciinon, for the purpose of reorganization, has been postponed for a few days iintli some matters in connection with their bonds are arranged. 'l‘ho Norwalk High school and Over- look Military Academy football teams played an interesting name yesterday afternoon on the Overlook grounds. The High school min was victorious by the score of ii to 0. A man who gave the fictitious name of John Colt was arrested late last night iiy Officer If‘rrink V. Raymund. Later the man piit up a cash hood of fit) for his appearance this morning, but forfeited it by not showing up at court time. At a llieetitig of the official board of the Norwalk Methodist Church last evening nothing of great importance came up. The report for the past month was heard, and the members reported that things were going along well in the parish. A general plan for the winter was laid out, hilt nothing definite was decided upon. The October meeting of the W0- man‘s Association of the South Nor. ,wallt Congregational Church was held yesterday afternmin. the subject of the tiny being "'I‘he Foreign Educational Mission." llr. Emily Pardee mshrow. the speaker, forcefully presented the problems connected with foreign immi- gration into this country. characteris- ing the American, city as the modern foreign mission field. For Coughs [and Colds ' . .. till r. A. LANE Tigwsouma .uo WE WRITE Tornado Insurance, TAYLOR a comm.- TEL. 16m. . " 74 Washington sit-m. south Norwalk. Acker, Mc'rrall 8i Ctmdit's Week - " 29c Baxter’s Drug Store End Candies .anoaasoa's Launch Works Boat Frames set up and ready in plank. All kinds of repair work. .. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. Oysters hell Point.Norwalk Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co. Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets, Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur- tains, Rite.»~ Film“ 477. Prices Reason- able. Phone or send postal and get an estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop. 9 Courtland Place. wnisr res ANTIEOSERCOILOSTB— SOCIETY. Originators of Project in Charge of This Afternoon'c Affair. A bridge willst and \vliist will be given in the Town Assembly Hall this afternoon for the benefit of the Anti- 'l‘lllioroulosls Society. The ball will be decoratctl with How many visitors. The \vlllst is In charge of ii commit- tee of twelve ladies who first organiz- ed the society lil Norwalk and estab- lished a dispensary in Pine street. South Norwalk. The committee is composed of Mrs. John S. Seymour, Mrs. E. O. Bolts. Mri-l. Williilin Tracey. Mrs. lsuac .len- nings, Mrs. Henry P. Price, Mrs. P. Sanger, Mrs. Charles Dawson, Mrs. l. G. Bolts. Mrs. Williunl ii .ilyington. Mrs. W. B. Vernam, and Mrs. (Y. W. Shelton. A light lunch of punch and waft-rs will be St’i‘Vt‘fi. Miss ELKINS HOME AGAIN. NEW YORK. Oct. 7.~—Miss Kather- ine Elkins arrived today on the White Star liner Adriatic, liilt'r a stay of Si‘l’v crnl wot-ks ' in during which it has been assert, , .. cnictl that she had met the Duke of the Abrlizzi, to whom at one time she was reported to be engaged. With Miss EIkillS Wt‘l't' her mother, Mrs. Stephen ii. Elitilltl. and her two brothers, Stephen and llil- vis. Davis was asked: "lg your sister engaged to lit» mur- l‘lcil to tho dilkf‘?" “So far as i know, sht' is not." he rc- plicti. "Would you know if an cllgilgcmt-ilt existed?" "Not necessarily." he replied. Mr. ltllltlns added that it' his sister l'lllti Abruzzi iiild mot he tlid not know of it, illid said llc. did not believe they had. Senator EiIiIIlS was on the pier to meet his family. Miss lilkins denied herself to all interviewers. Some pho- tographers endeavored to get a picture 0! Mills Elitinh. but her brothers and some friends crowded around her to prevent it. Senator Elklnu remarked that his daughter llittl been driven ul- liiost to distraction by the reports that have been printed about her. She hlld the appearance of having been through much mental strain. Wm...“ M, ._ .s... .........-.. A Machinist whom We know is earn. lug fifteen dollars a week anti is saving two. in ten years he will have $130! The result of saving, and four pcr t-cnt. com- pound interest. Start an account to- duy and bout this plan. So. Norwalk Trutt Co; Email accounts invited. New" LINE or Gloves and Foot- - ball Goods ers and chairs liavcbcun provltlctl for ”' Punching Bags, Boxing * $10 to get; yours. So. Norwalk :DOOOWOW 1 TO US. We promise you you WANT to buy GOOD them. Proprietor Bonnie Chick Feed Bonnie Horse Feed Bonnie Dairy Feed Bonnie Poultry Feed Bonnie Scratching Fectl M90690.“ 0. D h b D b D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D b I l t 1 t t 1 t I I t I Q 49 WALL STREET. 14 South Main St. -———--Jon~i” Circulating Library of New. Fiction AND READ "THE DANGER MARK" ........ 8V ROBERT w. CHAMBERS \\‘t- have all the float Fiction as soon as it is published. William P. Beers anatk’ m F r LTOPCOATS $4.85 and $8.85 - Regularly from $10.00 to $20.00 We have about 30 Covert Top Coats carrried over from a former season that we‘re go- ing to sell at less than we paid for them. We won't carry them longer. It's a chance you dont’want to miss. for the coats are fine—some are silk lined—and you know there‘s noth- ing better for knockabout wear Fall and Spring than an easy-touslip-on Covert Coat. Top Coats for Rogers 8. Stevens. TWO STORES cue» Now Is the Time to Buy Old Oats To those who have not purctlaeett, we say, SEND THAT ORDER. prompt delivery. careful attention, courteoul treatment, best grain, complete satisfaction. We take it for granted oats. We never buy a lower grade than we are willing to i‘ct-tl to our own horses—and we think a great deal of Quality First, Last and All the Time. MANUEL TORO HATCH. OMMWO”MM UR NORWALK. CONN. Ex ttiii Flatfish, TELEPHONE 108. / Carmel Home Comfortable iUriited Grocery Small Weakfish, Small Blues, Snapper Blues, Boneta Mackerel, Steak Cod, Red Salmon, Halibut, Butterfish. Eels. ‘ Finnan Haddies and Haddock - Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. Jeddo ‘CoalfliorWF Cross Creek Cool for Range Raymond Bros. saints. ii. iii. 12c lb. - - 14c lb. - - - 12c lb. - 14c lb. FREE DELIVERY. urnace Cool for Open Grate Meals on Time Children Happy Co , I . fMON’t‘REAL. $4.85 $15 to $20 Top Coats, $8.85 There are only thirty coats in the lot; don't linger along the way. but jump right into this offering and pick your size while you may. Yes. all sizes are in the offering. It‘s up to you Masonic Building. ' Norwalk I SPAIN'S PROGRAM iN MOROCCO. PARIS. Oct. T.——-'l‘lle Spanish anibasv slider to France. the Marquis del Munl, has again formally assured Foreign Minister I’incholl that Spain has no intention of departing from her orig- Inal program regarding Morocco as communicated to the powers, Alejan- dro Mmux, llicinher of the Spanish Chamber of lh‘putles. and leader of the Barcelona Republicans. who is now returning to Spain for the open- ing of the Cortes after two ycay spent in exile because of his bitter denuncin. tion of the government, declared iii an interview in Paris today that all the Liberal elements In Spain were coil- oentrating anti that a revolution was not only ossiblc, but necessary anti easy. flour is of the opinion that King Alfonso is weak and without prestige except with the army. and that the monarchy ls irrotrievably doomed. The French Socialists are calling meetings throughout the repub- lic to protest against the Spanish rcp- reseiltatioii. I TRYING TO SAVE THE LOBSTER WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.——Whethcr the valuable lobster or the worthless dogfisll of the waters of lillodc island and Massachusetts in to he allowed to survive, in a burning question that is receiving the careful consideration of Commissioner George M. flowers, or the Bureau of Fisheries. The efforts of the Bureau of Fisheries to propo- gate the lobster so that It may become plentiful and cheap have been nullified to no great an extent by the avaricious dogfisb that Commissioner Bowers is contemplating placing a price upoll the head of the. marine nuisance no as to encourage fisherman to devote their efforts to clcur the sea of them. Wm.._._.. ANNIVERSARY OF KING'S MOUN- TAIN DAV. (‘H.\lli.()'l"l‘iii. N. (‘., (lei. 7—«"King's Mountain Day.” the anniversary of the Haitian! King's Mountain, 8. (1., in which 900 brave "iiiouiitain men" won ‘lctory over the British forces aunt'- berittg l.2il0. on Oct. 7.. "80, during the struggle of the United Colonies for their independence from Great tiri- tilln, was ilttingly commemorated to- day in both South Carolina and Te il- ossec. ()n the battlefield. it llltlgllr llielll. which hull been erected by the United States Government 'flf. a cost of “0.000, will be dedicated with appro- priate ceremonies. oneness iN GOVERNMENT Atmo- PLANE. . COLLEGE PARK, Md.. Oct. 7.»~'I‘lto making of a few changes in the gov- ernment aeroplane probably will do lay for several days the instruction flights of Wilbur Wright and his pupil neronanta. oiiicerii of the signal corps; of the United States Army. a...“ GENERAL BUCHAN DIAD. tit-t. 7.-Brigadler- “tiensrnt Lawrence liochan. command- not or the Montreal district of the Can. ntliiin militia, aged 62. died here today. For his gallantry In the Boer War, he was decorated with the (i. M. (i. and ii medal. W OHIO HARDWARI STORE IURNID. van wnhr, Ohio, Oct. mum its. pertinent store of Bonnewttz and Com pany and the hardware store of Jones and Tudor at. Main and Wayne streets. were .toteilyidcetmed by fire int '1?“ new » . \ EVENING SENTINED The Young "Men of The Norwalks (ii We“ solicit the Chance to show you the beautiful Mo- del Designs for Fall Suits of the Royal Tailors. Swagger, tasteful and 98 Washington St. Iiiliiil’S liiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiii W. Gilbert Newell‘s Select School of Dancing and Deportmcut. at. Arion liail. Madison St., South Norwalk, Wednesday, October 13th. reopening day. (floss for Young Ladies and Masters meet at 4:30 p. in. “ile- ginners’ Class" for Ladies and Gentle- men at 8 o‘clock. The Waltz and the latest society dances thorrwhly taught. W. GILBERT NEWEIJI. 25 Liberty 81.. Bridgeport, Conn. We Do Our Own Grinding LENSES GROUND WHILE YOU WAIT. Come in and have your broken lenses duplicated. no matter where they were made. We have all of Mr. Hoyt's Pre- scriptions. Office hours, 8 a. m. till 11:30 a. m.; 12:45 until 6 p. to. Mon- day and Saturday evenings un- til 9 p. In. FenWick Optical Company Successor- to HOMER I. HOYT. Rccme 7-8 United Bank Building 07 WAIHINGTON 8T..~ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. TEL. 308-2. iitlt it till iiiiit. WALL. STREET. i0:10 a. ni.-—-Opeu- ing prices of stocks showed a vigorous rebound from yesterday‘s closing level. Running sales of 12,000 shares of U. 8. Steel were made at 89 7-8 and 90 int. compared with as 18 last night. Union Pacific. Kansas City Southern. N. Y, Central, U. S. Realty and American Sugar ruse i and Southern Pacific. St. Paul. Wabash pftl., Central leather. Interhorougii~Metropolltan pill. and lie- piibiic Steel large fractions. The deal. tags were In only moderate volume out» skin the heavy transactions in U. S. Steel. WALL S’l‘lliCE'l‘. li a. Ill.“ Some of the opening advances were cancelled when the traders began to take profits and United Stilton Steel reacted to tilt 5-8. New buying orders canto in at ,the IoWer levels and the market rallied strongly. with the railroad stocks mak- .ing an exceptionally good showing. Many ‘of the low priced specialties were also conspicuously strong. United States Steel bounded tip to 90 M, where it seemed to meet enough stock to check Its further progress. WALL STREET. ‘I noonwtinitetl Suites Steel was lifted to it] 1-8 and ion Pseillc. Reading and New York Central affected the market in sympio‘ thy and a. wide variety of advances were shown. The market rested st fractional recessions from the top. li‘onde were steady. WALL STREET. 1 p. Ills—LOW pric- es in stocks were active. particularly the Southwestern group. Kansas It Texas was heavily bought and gained .3 M. Tough Pacific, also has - . Tintlilt‘lwlp’ Woolen Innovations. Prices are right. Entirely within your usual clothes outlay. Price’s Clothing Store TELEPHONE 165-5 the strength of this stock and of tin; - In: PAGE FIVE ‘ refined. 500 South Norwalk . OUR ‘ Fail Stock Is Here There is an exclusivencsl, I certain individuality about our stock that you can't, get else- ' where. As to styles. we know that ours are equal to the best. We recognize that good style. combined with the best wearing leather made, is foremost con sideration on the part, of the public. If you want the ”’7 Latest Styles in Footwear GIVE us A TRIAL. \m' CONNEALL —-—--AND---J— BRACKEN' 81 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TELEPHONE 8.34 WEAR THE AMERICAN RUIo HERB. THEY .ARE . GUARANTEED ,w POST ‘ CARDS 10c a Demo I g W. A. Briggerman's I music ITORI. ‘ Donovan Bleak. 182 Washington gt. ' e e I ‘ ' Fish! Fish! Fish! . Cod. Bluefish, Weakilsh. summits- Haddock. Eels. Halibut. Salmon. Sea Bass. moonllops, Long and Roundjy‘t Clams. 1' 3“.“ i i A. Aaronson' lucceu‘or te JOHN c. attack. I . , mu MARKET. .9; 1st wesumoron eraser INNS.” ratecuousmi. , , FREE DELIVERY ALL‘OVIR TOWN; 1 ' n . ‘ i¢ a... a .. ............c.~.-... W.WW Dividend notice : FAIRPIELD county oust BANK, NORWALKwCONN.‘ . . September 1.1 , At a meeting at the , ml or red tors of the Fairiield (i uty ’ ‘ [tank held this day, a. dividend w rate of four (it per cent. per ’e was declared to depositors .
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