Get {habituation with
you nothing.
‘ Confectionery
and Padtry
T‘orndd
every purchase. a will cost I:
incl ilws
EVENING SENTI NEL TELEPHONE
* CALLS
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IRS—Business Department
44 -Brsnch Oillcs. Nomlk
I” -—Editor's Residence
Man—City Edited-humane.
WEATHER FORECAST.
*- .
For Norawlk and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Saturday partly cloudy. A long
tnugh of low pressure. extending from
Texas northeastward to "the Upper
Mississippi Valley. is producingcloudy
and rainy weenie; between the Rocky
Mountains and 9 Mississippi river.
Pleasant weather continues from the
Mississippi river eastward to the
coast. The temperature continues
mild in the central and eastern sec-
tions. but is falling in the extreme
northwest. where temperatures beIOw
freezing were reported. Conditions
favor for this vicinity fair weather
with mild temperature followed on
Saturday by increasing cloudiness.
Read the Saturday specials in A.
Dickernlan & Son's adv.
--Fuil line Caps. O'Brien.
The H. Krieger Company is offering
a special in broadcloth capes. .Uetter
read the adv.
«New Buckwheat. F. 1). L. & Co.
The Norwalk High School Commit
tee, will hold a meeting tonight to dis-
cuss some matters of importance.
~Fresh or corned llocks, 1255c lb.
llayes‘. '
"Columbus Day" will be the prelude
to the regular evening sermon at the
(Dentist Church, South Norwallr, Sun~
ay.
——Latest Fail styles. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond and
Mr. and Mrs. Sanamrbynes: '0! Nor-
waik, went to the Danbury Fair today
ill Mr. Lyues‘ automobile.
—New Buckwheat. F. D. L. do Co.
Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond, of
Main street. Norwnlk, will witness the
production of The Girl from Rector's.
at Jackson's Theatre, in Bridgeport,
tonight. ‘
At the Boston Store. tomorrow. you
will find a full and complete line of
tailored suits. dress goods, shirt waists.
separate skirts, and an endless vari-
ety of notions. The adv. will tell you
more about it.
—Latest Fall‘ Barbies. O'Brien.
Miss M. Bickelhaupt, a trained nurse.
of the Bronx” N. Y., who has been vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solker, at-
tended the Danbury Fair. on Tuesday.
in company with Miss Etta Bolivar and
ers. Charles Solker and daughter Ma~
e.
~llaker's Cocoa '17s. F.D.L. & Co.
Members of Sherman Commandry
U. 0. G. C. will please notice today is
the second Friday of the month and
. that a meeting of the Conimandry will
be held. Business of importance will
come up and a laric attendance is re-
quested. '
. ——Unibrellas, Mourning B'ds. O'Brien
, High grade. good fitting. stylish and
cleanly made clothing is a specialty
with Gatcly & lirennan. The prices
are right and they will sell you on the
easy payment plan. Why not fit out
the whole family? it requires only a
small outlay of cash. Read the adv.
ill this issue. '
At the store of C. .l. Mints ll: Co.
you will find all the» latest styles and
materials in up-to-thc-mlnute suits.
'l‘belr mllllncl'y department In most
complete. Before buying your fall suit.
look their stock over. ‘You are bound
to be pleased with the wide range of
styles and ulaloriuis. See adv.
. Mliailer's Cocoa 170. li‘.l).i.. 0:110.
It was reported last night that thorn
had been another affair in the vicinity
of the Crofut and Knapp factory. The
police. however, had not heard of it.
One version was that it was between
union and nonunion men and another
that it had been Just between the facv
tory's employes. The lulllcedoubted
.. ' today If. there was any truth whatever
ill the rumor. . .
a
«Man's Cans. O‘Brien.
llowsrd A. Tilley has just completed
* lor the South Norwalk Club a band
room cubinotfor themelnhurshlp list.
so arranged t at the list may be chans-
ml without re propels to the whole list.
~ The cabinet is at usrtsred coir, finish-
ed in mission as has a glass front
Mr. ‘l‘iliy bullt,s similar cabinet-for
the sorwslllwdonui y .Oiuhmnd' will
311a? another short y in the Norwalir
'at' ‘
‘< M: "
warm
TAYLOR a coconut“
TIL. 1.5-1 '
' 74 Washington Itmf. south Nomiir.
‘ M
Adler. Mend] 8: Condit's
‘Weck- End Candies
290 ‘
Baxterfs Drugjtore
monsoon?
Launch Works
All kind. or re n- work.
Launches of of sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterSheliPointNorwalk
Norwallt Vacuum Cleaning Cd.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets.
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholster Cur-
tains, Etc. Phont‘ 477. Prices casca-
sblo. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
- cuss. H. oowussi Prop.
9 Courtllnd Plan's. ‘
Fish of all kinds at A. Aarousou's.
See adv.
Cockenoe Tribe will meet this even-
ing to confer the Warrior‘s degree.
Note the list of fresh fish, oysters.
escallops, clams, etc. in Cutbiil's adv.
A son was born. this morning, to
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Macfariand.
Bayview avenue.
There are four interesting specials
to be found in the Read adv. today.
Better read it now.
New and up-to-daie styles in ladies'
shoes will be found at Flynn & Ryan‘s.
The adv. will give you prices.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House ail-
nounce a «nliilinory opening with the
biggest line in town. Read the adv.
on page 8th. .
John E. Boniface, special agent for
the Gerard Fire and Marine Associa-
tion. of Boston, was ill Norwslk yes-
terday on business.
Art goods in great abundance will
be found at the N. E. Ryan Co's. if
you are thinking of Xmas handiwork
it will pay you to look them over.
V PRESIDENT TAFT OUT EARLY.
Started Today on Fifty Mile Stage
Coach Ride.
WAWONA. Cal., Oct. flu—President
Taft was up at 5 o’clock this morning
and an hour later had started by stage
to see the giant trees or the Marlposll
Grove. He returned here for an early
lunch and will leave this afternoon for
Glacier point, at the top tone pf
gl'est granite cliffs that we Yosemite
Valley. ,
When the President started out on
his second day of roughing it, he had
fifty miles of stage riding fefore blln.
Yesterday's trip of thirty-four miles
over the mountains acted as a real ton-
ic and Mr. Taft today ‘was feeling
quite equal to the five weeks of travel
still separating him from the national
c insurance
Boat Frames sat and r !
plank. “9 Old! 00
FALer
, $4.85 and $
ing to sell atlsss than we paid for them. We won’t carry th
$10 Top Coats for
There are only thirty coats in the lot; don‘t linger along the
to get yours.
TWO STORES
14 South Main St.
So. Norwalk
Now Is, the Time to Buy Old Oats
To those who have not purchased. we say, SEND THAT ORDER
TO US. We promise you prompt delivery. careful attention. courteous
treatment. beat grain. complete satisfaction. We take it for granted
you WANT to buy GOOD oats. We never buy a lower grade than we
are willing to feed to our own horses—and we think a great deal of .
em. .
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO‘ HATCH.
Bunnie Chick Feed
Bonnie Horse Feed
‘Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnlo Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
. ‘, New Fiction...
AND READ “THE DANGER MARK" ........ IY ROBERT W. CHAMIERB
We have all the float Fiction as soon as it is published.
William P. Beers
49 WALL erase-r. . NORWALK. cons.
capital.
President Taft will spend tonight
at Glacier Point. Early tomorrow
morning he will see the sun rise over
the Yosemite. He will then climb
down a threemile trail to the floor
of the canyon and spend the day tray.
cling to points of interest at the fool
of the granite walls.
The president is not adhering to the
strict diet he started out to follow:
the hospitable West has made tilts lin-
possible. The result bas been consid-
erable taking on of weight.
iNSURANCE MEN ARRAIGNED.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Oct, il.-'l‘hose
insurance men who. in the trade vor-
uscular, who have. been guilty or “re-
bating," ”twisting." and “part timing."
were bitterly arraigned at today‘s ses-
sions of the National Association of
Life Ullderwrllors' twentieth annual
convention lll this city. insurance up-
heavals of the past few years ware
discussed, roluodlos proposed. and un-
friendly lcnisinlion was declared to bc
a thing of the pnst.
,\
A Machinist
whom We know is carn-
lug fiftcou dollars a
week and is saving two.
Ill ten years he will
have -
$1301
The result of slaving
and four per cent. com-
pound interest.
Start an account to-
day and beat this man.
So. Norwalk .
Trudi Co. "
Small accounts invited.
w...
.- NEW LINE or
Punching Ba Boxing
‘ Gloves. angds'Foot-
ball Goods
CQLh
saws
W
r
5
[X ii iii [Still no ill.
Small Weakfish, .120, 1b.
Small Blues, - - 14c" lb.
Flatfish, - - - 120 lb.
Snapper Blues, - 14c lb.
Boneta Mackerel, Steak Cod. Red
Salmon, Halibut. Butterfisli, Eels,
Finnan Haddies and Haddock
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
rnsrlloss'los. FREE naturally. ,
Jeddo Cool for Furnace
Cross Q‘eek Coal for Range .
Cannel Coal for Open Grate
Home Comfortable
.—
Chiidren Happy
Raymond Bras.
w... mam... n.
Meals on Time
InneaGrocéry Co
e f ‘
'ldm
VA
0A S
8.85 p '
Regularly from “$10.00 to $20.00. 0‘
We have about 30 Covert Top Costs curried over from a former season that we're go-
dont' want togmissyfor the costs are fine—some are silk lined—and you know there's noth-
ing better for knpclrabout wear Fall and Spring than an easy-to-slip-on Covert Cost.
$15 to $20 Top Coats, $8.85
offering and pick your size while you may. Yes. all sizes are in the offering. It’s up to you
Rogers & Stevens
.. , ow Haven: Pa
“i
em longer. It's a chance you
$4.85
way, but jump right into this
Masonic Building.
lllllll yin illiil.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-The
stock market open .sllghtly lrregll‘
lar, but mainly at h gher prices than
last night. Union Pacific and Ameri-
can Car rose 1 and Chesapeaket Ohio,
Wabash pfd.. Central Leather and Am-
erican Beet Sugar large fractions. Pa-
cific Telephone declined l and Cana-
dlan Pacific, Missouri Pacific and An~
anemia '95:.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.——'l‘he
market gathered strength after the
opening. New York Central advancinz
its, and the Pacldcs. Reading and
United States Steel additional free.
lions. Large offerings of United
States Steel. Union Pacific and Read-
ing came on the market later and
there were many reactions of a point
or more. United States Steel receded
from 8914. to 88%. and Union Pacific
from 207% to 206%. There were some
recoveries toward ll o'clock. Alchl'
son pfd. gained a point. .
WALL STREET, noon.-Prlces flur-
t.uated over a considerable range and
with great uncertainthother
down swing Reading. lnnsapclis ll:
St. Louis. St. Louis at San Francisco
to old. American Smelling. Anaconda,
American Can pfd.. U. S. Realty. U. 8.
Rubber and Western Union lost about
a point. Cleveland C. C. & St. Louis
rose 2 and American Woolen 1. heads
were irregular.
WALL STREET, 1 p. m.--'l‘llc gen-
eral list are "
a fraction, but rallies were poorly
held slid the market was runnln off
at 1 o'clock. Chesapeake and bio
full back a point. Lacilawauna jump-
ed 121», and reacted 55.
. W
iMPORTS lNCREAQE lN VALUE.
Operation of the New Tariff Law is
Being Felt.
WASHINGTON. Oct. li.—~llnder the
operation of the new tariff law there
was an increase of 100 per cent. in
the value of imports into the United
States from the Philippine islands dur-
ing last August, compared with the
imports in the same month of the pre-
vious your. The total value of men
rhsndisc from the Philippines in Aug
ust. liliiil. was 01.821338, against “H.-
519 in August. 1908. Curiously enough
the importation of Manila hemp. which
formerly entered free of duty formed
the larger part of this increase.
alnollnilng in vsius to 31,678,200, while
In August of last year the value of that
article imported was bilt 8314.128. The
increase of impel-tattoos of Moles
formerly dutinble and now free was
not large. so that the changes in the
tariff spoon to have played but little
importance in the trend of trade be
tween the Philippines and the United
States. The importation of sugar from
the Philippines. although free of duty,
fell off enormously. During August
last 0.8502000 pounds of sugar cams
In free. while during the same month
of the previous year. when a duty was
levied. the lmportstlons “granted
24.0i0.000 pounds. or two and a half
times as much as when no duty was
paid.
hail}. aarlwsu.
Monasticism-«W. A. D01 0. Were
port: mills binder. .i. P. loan. iii.
Dunn. lil. Conlsn. New Haven: 1..
Mints. Newark: A. iii. Winchester. A.
C. Kdorr, city: b. it. Surlbutt. Wil-
too; One. l.. R Kweli._l1ldlsllsld: 3.
fl. Miles, Dost WW. 0. Davidson.
finally. city: if. ft.
‘ links. New : . 0
(f. f‘. Walters. Bridge ;
tor. New Haven; 1" . wton. city:
W. J. Ferris. ore‘nwfc ; f. Atlas.
Yonkers: A. it. sanders. New York;
0. ivntiillsr Boom; Jerome Reson-
bsrs. New orb: Iron-Conrad. ‘
ion: A. Duisburg. Seymour; 1’. F.
icy. city.
MORI GOLD FDR JAPAN.
NEW TOR}. Dot.
98 Washington St.
liillfll’s uuuinlln
' W. Gilbert Newell's Select School
of Dancing and Department. at Arion
Hall. Madison St, South Norwalir,
Wednesday, October 13th, reopening
day. Class for Young Ladies and
Masters meet at 4:30 p. in. "Be-
ginners' Class" for Ladies and Gentle-
men at 8 o'clock. The Walls and the
latest society dances thoroughly
taught.
W. GILBERT NEWEI.I..
25 Liberty St. Bridgeport, Conn.
LENSES GROUND WHILE
YOU WAIT.
Come in and have your broken
lenses duplicated, no matter
where they were made.
We have all of Mr. lloyt's Pre-
scriptionl.
Oillce hours, 8 a to. till 11:30
a. m.; 12:46 until 0 p. In. Mon-
day and Saturday evenings un-
til 9 p. m.
Fenwlck Opuosl Company
Succumbs to
HOMER I. HOYT.
Rooms 1-! United Inuit lulidinp
07 WAOHINOTON IT.
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TIL. 00M.
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0_’_l‘_lCE
iiiiiill cunt iiiiliiiil
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the Council of this city will
be held at the Council Chambu on
Monday. October fl. 1909. at it o'clock
p. m.. and a special meeting of said
Council is hereby called to he held at
such time and place. for the purpose or
holding a bearing upon the resignation
of Frederick Hunhomeler as a member
of said Council. and to take such action
in relation to said resignation as may
be doomed advisable or necessary. and,
If wanted. and if deemed advisable.
to elect some person to be a member
of said Council to fill the vacancy caus-
ed by said resignation.
South Norwalk. Conn. Oct. 6, 1909.
Per order of the Council.
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR.
of fit City Clerk.
CONNECTICUT PATINTI.
The following were lllbnsd October
is. 1008. List furnished from union or
A. M. Wooster, solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport. Conn:
lap. Sealer. Bridgeport. push-hut:
ion switch: H. l). unfair. New Ha»
vsn. hack sswumschine: W. if. Porter.
New Haven. coin-operated wading
machine; w. Ores-icy. West, Haven.
Veterinary operating table; it. Al. fies
Jar-dial. West Hartford. type setting
and justifying» machine: It. (luau.
Hartford. mailing interlocking Joints:
if. P. King. l:lnrtliord. for for well
drills: W. . Stamford. wrench:
A. Areas and'lli. Talon. New Brit-
ain. indicator for door locks: If. A.
We in: ”metals“ or
"W t . , . . m . -
W wheel and hero; w. L. Show.
In
and
wood. spams for Macias foal
. fmn eat: 3. I. Itocilton.
bristoi. I haunts: Nichol alarm clossr
ti. it. Alsop. iliddlstown. mamas
m b. 1‘. Armstrong, (from.
«mobile hm. ‘
1mm
Hopkins N'Aiisn Arms 00.. flor-
"(The Young Men“
{ . The Norwalks
ill “’3 solicit the channels; , ~_ .
show you the beautiflili'fMo-T .' I l' .
del Designs for Fall Suits of
the Royal Tailors. Swagger,
tasteful and refined, 500
Woolen Innovations. Prices
are right Entirely Within
your usual clothes outlay.
Price’s Clothing Store
TELEPHONE 165-5
where.
public.
in
Fall Stock;
Is Here .+ "
i
There is an exchaivcness, a
certain individuality about our
stock that you oan’t'get else-1
that ours are equal to the best.
We recognise that good style.
combined with the be'at wearing
leather made. is foremost" con-
sideration on the part
Latest Styles.
u elveusA'rlllAL. "1'
CONNEALLY“
B R All KE N7
:1 wasmaorou arsu'r.
souru nonwsut.
"Larson: m
WEAR THE AMERICAN RUI-
IERI. THEY ARI
»
of,
South hm...
OUR "
As to styl . welnow.
of the \-
lf you want the
Footwear" 5;;
AND—n...—
GUARANTIID.
wish. level a sun
”museum. 32?.
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that sari: ‘
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Donovan Iiook.
Dividend Notice
rAisrlsLo couurv‘
sass. NORWALK. cons.
At a meeting of the board or dine
tors of tho F‘slrhsld County Savings
Bank held this day. it dividend at the 1’ *
rats of four (it per cent. per sushi ‘ “
was declared to depositors “auditor. .4-
sarninss of the six months ending lop: ‘
so. 1000. . .
The same will be altered on sin
unchanged paid on and after on r ' ’3
“me
ll 10
s
in order of the board or «moms. ,9
all a"
W, I, :
Fish! Fish ,,
’su. ms. was run. matter
no hrs. Sailfish: null. slim
salient, Clam. cum. from
POST g;
10¢ a Dozen '
W. A. Briggerman’sl
..
n.
it
some areas. . ,
in Washington It.
OAVI N00
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September 1. nos. ‘
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