(let 81 Plano Certificate with every purchase. it. will cost - you nothing. ' Confectionery and Pastry F. A. LANE 55 Launch Works '. plank. Bill N W3 EVENING OENJINE; TELEPHONE elm—News Department 02-3--Buolnou Department M--—Branch Office. Not-walk Iilo ~Edltor'o Residence “zoo—cm Editor's Residence WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight pnd Thursday; continued cold tonight. The disturb- ance over Lake Superior has decrees ed in intensity during the past 24 hours, but ls still producing cloudy weather with light rain or snow over the greater portion of the Lake region. «Pleasant weather prevails in sections east of the Rocky Mountains. The area of high pressure and low temper- atures from the northwest has moved southeastwnrd and is now central in Georgia. Freezing temperature ex- tends as far south as Cincinnati. 0., and at Atlanta, 0a.. is was down to 38. Willlston, N. 1)., reports only six de- grees above zero. It is a very severe cold wave for the season of the year. Conditions favor for this vicinity gen erally fair weather with low tempera lure tonight. Gilbert Scarbello spent yesterday in Dunbnry Charles W Murray has moved from 130 Main street to Pine street, Nor walk. Miss Anita Raymond has been spending a low days in ilrooklyn with rclatlv.cs m Chester Meeker and William Ray} niond spcnt yesterday in Weston. on a hunting trip. Mrs. G Louis Prltc, of West avenue, continues to lmplovo f1 om her leccnt severe illness. There will be a rehearsal of the chiet‘n degree by Cockcuoa 'i‘ribo. in marrow evening. -———-—-—3—_ Jacob Miller took the witnesses in the McDonald case over to Bridgeport in his automobile today. Mrs. Mary Crumblcy. of Orchard street. has distmsed of her property to Mia. l.llllc floors, of Westport. William Reynolds. who forfeited a bond of $10 in the ’l own Court yester- day. appeared this morning and ex plalned the matter. lie was fined 87 and costs The Town Toachers’ Association will hold avnlcctlng this evening at the Flankllh School, when the school situation in The Norwalks and the course of studies will be discussed. Pounssuu Council. Royal Arcanum. will meet this evening in the lodge rooms. The report of the play commit- tee will be heard and the uddrcss of the evening will be by the grand chap- lain of the state. W Harry J. Bracken, of the firm of Colmenily & Bracken. took advantage of the holiday yesterday and went on a little hunting expedition. When he returned home. Mr. Bracken had a his woodchuck that looked to weigh about 26 pounds and a rabbit. . Walter Fletcher was arrested last night by Captain Hunt 011- a charge of abusive language. entered by a Mrs. Hurry. who claimed that Fletcher had called her a vile name and she had him arrested immediately, The case was continued“ until the 26th last. Catholic Union Council. Knights of Columbus. mot tut evening and init- lutod two new condiment. Arrange- ments for an entertainment were also talked of. but were referred to the next meeting. After the meeting ro- ircsbmontn were served and a good than onioycd While picking apples at his farm yctttcrday Selectman John bovine had the misfortune to slip off of the fence on which he was standing and jar him: self «contact-ably. Except for 11 slight lameness this morning air. basins in as well as over. His many friends were quite concerned fer some time, btlvtevor. mm Ml»? E; Tornado Insurance } TAYLOR 8r GOLDEN. TEL. 155%. I 74 Waohlugton strut. South Nam-lit. : F Acker, Merrilll 81 Cdndit’s 29C Baxter s Drug Store ANDERSON’S Boat Frames set up and ready to All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. Oyster Shell PointNorwalk Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co. Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets, Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur- tains, Etc. Phont 477. Prices Reason- able. Phone or send postal and get an estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed. CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop. 9 Courtland Place. i A new sidewalk is being laid in front of the Nelson Taylor block in Washington street. Former Mayor and Min. George B. Buxton, of Norwalk. will sail for Cuba next Wednesday. } Marjorie and Adelbert Cuties, child ren of C. H. Gillies, of Broad River, are ill of typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Oddo and Sai- vator Pace, of New York, wero Co- lumbns Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Otldo. of 20 Cross street. The wedding of Miss Carolvn Augus- ta Gliding. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Augustus C Golding to George Emer- son Sartain will take place at Grace Church, Norwalk, tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. } The entertainment tonlmittee of South Norwalk Council Knights of Columbus. and of Court [aunt-l. [laugh tcrs ot lsabella, wll hold a joint meet ing Thursday evening, in connection with their fmthcomlug curd party and harvest festival. to be held on Thurs- day evening of next week. Miss Florence Dertt of Wilton. has been engaged as cxtra teacher in the grades of the Over itiver Sfllolll during the heavy rush of pupils. There is the largest increase in ille'enroll~ ment of the school that hits been known in many years and the regular force. of teachers was unable to handle them all. P. C. Lounsbury Lodge, New Eng land Order of Protection, met last evening. and arranged for a large dele- gation to go to Bridgeport, this even- ing. on the 7:29 train from South Non walk. The local members will be the guests of lda Lodge. which will have class initiation, followed by refresh- ments and a social time. Eugcue liammcl, a man who the po lice could not exactly dope out. was picked up for drunkenness yesterday afternoon. He was without a coat amt somewhat fooliuh in his actions. l'le begged hard to be allowed to go on his way and Judge Joseph R. Taylor remitted a fine of S3. in order to gl'l’t' him an opportunity to get out of town. GENERAL BATES WORSE. NEW YORK, Oct. lii.—~Mlljor-(lener- al Alfred E. ilutos, who was stricken with apoplexl' Sunday. was reported Worse today. ills physician said he might die boforo night. A big union of liebrew mattress makers has been formed in lloston. m...........-. -.... M ....,..,.......n-. GOlD MEDAL FLOUR Week- End Candies ' Fall Overcoats. for men and .boys. ~ 5 14 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk. TO US. We promise you prompt tie treatment, best grain. them. Proprietor Bonnie Chick Feud Bonnie llom Toad Bonnie Dairy Feed ilonnle Poultry Feed Bonnie Scratching Feud manner “00“MSMWWW Now Is the Time to 1311' "Old Oats To those who have not purchased, we say. SEND "HAT ORBER livery. careful attention. courteous complete satisfaction. you WANT to buy (3001) outs. We never buy a lower grade than 'n and willing to feed to our own horses-«and we think h [feat deal of Quality First, Last and All the Tlmo. ulel‘lm lim- These Suits 111,120 Are Splendid \Values Go where you will; look and compare as much as you like. You’ll not find any suits this Fall at $20 as hand- some, as stylish, and as finely tailored as cars at $20. The fabrics are beautiful-«green and blue in all kinds of effective stripes. and plenty of quiet silk~mixed mater- ials favored by men who dress quietly. The style is fine. but not freakish: snappy but digni- lied: just what nine men out of ten want. , But you‘ll find proportionate values are perfect sat- isfaction right up the line. from $10 to $30. in Suits and “ Fall underwear. shirts, neckwear. hosiery and hats Twp STORES: Masonic Building, N orwallt. We take it for granted MANUEL TORO HATCH. A Machinist whom we know is earn: ing fifteen dollars a week and is saving two. in ten years he will have 31301 The result of saving and four per cent. com pound interest. start an account to day and beat this than. i So. Norwaik “5 ’ Trust Co. . Email accounts invited. 7 'sswnmsor Punching B Boxing Gloves 1111 Fuel- baii Goods l d9 WALL ITRIIT’. I 100 “le I00 Camille Bridge W} 103. } illi NNN ISANN EN- 400 Quart 11. commandment. ,BNttorfhh.li¢hud «alum 4 44.101‘N' ovum-— Circulating Library of Newg Fiction AND READ "THE DANGIR MARK" ........ IY IOIIR‘I’ W. CHAMIIII We have all the lloot Fiction as soon as it is published. William P. Beers ‘ for greater than that of the intrepid . Mr. Lemongeill and aroused much on: ‘3 told the life history of Christopher NORWALK. CONN. ‘ " baud frequently played patriotic " mailing. and the athletic salon were lilllll Ni Will Sillll. m WALL STREET, 10:10 a.m.——Seilinl orders for stocks accumulated in bro- ‘ kors' offices over the holiday and their 1- exeoutlon model the opening stock mar ket weak Union Pacific was forced ,f down 1%, Southern Pacific, United . j States Steel pfd., and American Car 1, i and Atchiuson, St Paul.(1reat North~ era pfd.. Reading, Pensylvanla, Amal- gamated Copper and American Sugar large fractions. Opening sales of Unl- ted States Steel were of seven thous- ‘ and shares stilt} and 85 1%, compared with 86 1/. on Monday. There were subsequent sales at 85 1,9. WALL STREET. li a. m.-slipport- ing orders were'dlstrlbuted for the railroad stocks. but the effect, of these was offset for a time by the steady liquidation of many industrials. Un- ion Paclflc. Southern Pacific, Reading and St. Patti then rallied to Monday’s closing prices. United States Steel also made a full recovery. after which the whole 'market became quiet. WALL STREET. Noon-A rise of a point in Kansas and Texas and Cana diun Pacific preceded a rapid decline. This was checked before the previous low level was reached and there was as rapid a recovery. Trading became dull at the recovery. Bonds were ir- regular. in WALL STREET 1 pf n1 ~Further weakness in Amalgamated Copper, which fell 1 3 t. was ignored. the mar- ket tanking good progless upward un der the leadership of the principal railroad stocks. The strength shown by the railroads had a good effect on the specialties. i' 8. Steel mounting to 87 and American Smelling and Amalgamated Copper making up a good deal of their losses. SPEENHES (Continued from First Page.) at Arion liall. that broke up at an early hour this morning. 0 The celebration in every way was a magnificent success and the itallans of The Norwalks are justly receiving great praise for their efforts. While this was the first time they have ob- served the anniversary of Columbus‘ discovery with such great preparation. it is not by any means expected that it will have been the last time. Yesterday afternoon was devoted to a social time at Amusement Park. Meodaw street, where there were a number of short addresses and athletic games. The parade. after its long march, reached the Park about ten minutes before 2 o‘clock and was fol- lowed by an influx to the grounds and grandstands. After a short rest, Pa- address apropos to the occasion and introduced Congressman E. J. Hill. who had taken part in the parade and who, it was evident. had enjoyed the day. Mr. Hill congratulated the tin- lied ltallan Societies for the fine suc} case they had attained. declaring the celebration to be a credit alike to the italians and the town. Mr. Hill also called attention to the line appearance of the ladies in the parade and com» pllmcnted the little sailor boys. The latter he pointed to as future noiid citizens of the Republic. Mr. Hill fur- ther recalled the glorious history of ltaiy. how she had conquered a world Alexander. lie mentioned, too. the high place hold by ltaly in the arts. Mr. Hill‘s populnrity was fully attest ed to by the enthusiastic greeting he received. General illi-sell Frost was likewise heartily applauded when introduced by lhusiuum by his tribute to the mother country. hike Mr, Hill, he has visited many places in 1111111 and referred to the fine arcllltccture and sculpture. their buildings. some hundreds of your: old. being considered flllllll modn 11111 to (new buildings in America. Speaking to the little boys. General lt‘rout honed they would grow up tape as goon Americans as their forefathers had been flattens. Charla. Oddo. the young secretary of the United Societies, spoke hriolly of of the celebration in Englllh and than Columbus in the fiction languago.bo« lag frequently ”Modded. Mr. Oddo proved himself a rising young orator. During the armaments. tho Julian Ann arisen and Italian am. Theodor-son of Mr. (Judo concluded the speech- proceeded to. The officials and the results were as follows: Referee of Coufié;~Jouph Copluh la. Tlmcruwwulialn A North. Chief Clerk of Corinna—Cheris- E. Lladfimffll ‘ Tnocoam was nrouadttho on of the embed almond. twelve to 11 ratio. In lililllililllilllii 111 drone Frank Lemongclll made a brief , we guarantee to save from 12 to, Heating and Plumbing Co. lay; second Joseph llart y; is Caploello. way; second. Fred Arden. third. Harry flash. to. Norwailt.ucoad.10hn Bradley; third. Kid Torry. cagelii. James Mole. Joesph Viuno. Raffaello Dollartlno trunk Delilah. «or the direction of Joseph him and Joseph Dodo. neuron mm pretty evolution. lives 11 orchestra 111an the music for domains. ' The Young Men? of l 1’ The Norwalks ill. We solicit the chance ”to show sum the beautiful M0- d’el Designs for Fall suits 0f the Royal Tailors. Swaggerg tasteful and refined; 500 Woolen Innovations Prices are right Entirely within your usual clothes outlay. Price’s Clothing Store TELEPHONE 165-5 '98 Washington St. South Nomads Takes THIS off "cl your Mind. ' 1-3 of your Coal bills 28 MAIN STREET. NORWALK cocoon rouca’ by“; wt , ‘ VIA". KANSAS CITY. 11's., Oct; foams . Horsey, twcoly‘thros old. Viki - ed into the police millimm . . hilt night, and Allied to having)“ l?” . .‘ or arrest. assuming he had MI W lag the police two knoll); mt. ’ and was tired of byword!” ,1 , story. he was 11th ill“ 1.31111 an... in February. 1901.111: a item hing it drug store lino at nonhuman“. unis. following a. lived . third. Lou- Tlmo. 11:12. Potatoe racer-Won by William fled Flvomlle rum—Won by William Ila! . At the dance the floor manager no Leonard Discos: aids. William W1 Tho cloak room VII! in charge of AntillOJJlin and The mod marsh began at 10.30 1111- This was led by Mr. uncouth and daughter. who u- nwraps-counts , 14m. Young Hum? ' innocent of the snare is charged The police 1 telegraphed that ill him. . cf" seminarians.
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