Wu—WMM...“
Get 9. Piano Certificate With
every purchase. It will cost -
you nothing.
F. A. LANE
Confectionery
and Pastry . .
51 Washington Street. :
I n I l’l n;-
ilillllii
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—Newe Department
92-3—Buslnels DEpartment
44 -~Brsnch Office, Ncrwalk
890 —Editor’s Residence
729-5—City Editor's Resideiice
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Generally cloudy with light rain to-
night and Friday, warmer tonight. A
long ridge of high pressure along the
Atlantic coast is producing cool pleas
ant weather froth Florida to Maine. A
disturbance is central this morning
over lake Superior. it has produced
rain during the past 24 hours in the
Mississippi Valley and throughout the
lake region. it is raining this morn.
ing as far east as Oswego, N. Y., and
as far south as Plttsburg, Pa. This
area will move slowly eastward and
this vicinity will be on the south edge
or it tonight and Friday.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO T0
DAY.
Highest, 56°; lowest, 46°.
Morris Bates, of Bridgeport, is a
visitor in Norwalk wltlt relatives.
Miss Nellie Hurley has returned to
her home in issues place. after a visit
with friends in Port Chester.
~Pork Chops, l6c lb. Ilayes'.
Miss Eleanor Coley. of Cannon Sta-
tion, was a week-end guest of her
cousin Miss iielen Hubbell of Nor-
walk. ’
Mrs. E. K. St. John and Mrs. L. W.
St. John. of St. John street. have re
turned home from it few days' visit in
New York city.
There will be no sessions of the ptlb-
lic schools in this city Friday. and the
teachers will attend the meetings oi
the anti-uni state convention in Hart—
ford and New Haven.
John Fanton, of Weston. was a vial-
for in Norwalk yosterday with his
brotller-in-latv. E. 1.. Hoyt. and on his
return Chester Meeker accompanied
him for a hunting trip.
Attorney Nehemiah Ctlndee has re’
turned from the state convention of
Knights of l’ythias at New London.
While Mr. (‘audeo did not run for any
office himself, be nominated a friend
who was elected a supreme represen-
tutlvo.
wlv‘ancy Sweet Potatoes. while they
last, 25c pit; the Hi pit. Joseloff.
Constable .l. .l. Goodwin wont to
New York this morning for the par
D080 of serving punt-rs in a. suit for di-
vorce. At the l‘i'illlt‘iii of an attorney
in tho ruse, Mr. (loodwin did not to
veal the names oi the parties at in’
forest.
A number of lioyai Arch Masons
Wont ho l-itnmi‘ortl last evening as the
guest or ltitiuuhouse Chapter, at
which time tho most excellent dogroo
was conferred on applicants. A ball-
qnot was served after the lneetiug and
all had a fine time.
-u--—u-d--n—‘g
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company litiii dc-
ridoti to place a district our for lunch-
ers on the 0:00 train from south Nor-
Walk. tomorrow morning. to enable
the local educators to attend the so»
until conventions in he held in Hart-
ford and New Haven.
A dog was run over and so horribly
injured yesterday afternoon in North
Main street, near the corner of Union
ilti‘cr‘t, that Chief of Police William
Voilulor put tin- auimsi out of its mis~
cry with a bullet. iiolh of the dog’s
foropawa hlii horn severed by the our
wheels and the rear ones wore crush-
cd.
”boasting Chickens. 22c to. Mayor.
Tomorrow evening at 8 miouk will
he rally meeting of the Men's iodine
lrlnt league of thaii'irsi. M. to. Church
in tho Himdfl)’ itch i room. Dr. John
ti, iluyonport. pastor of the largest
(tonal-egalionai church of this state,
will make an address. subject. The
Heart of tingisnd.” An orchestra will
fumlsh tnusic, and other features will
make the meeting In enjoyable and
pleasant affair. ii the men- of the
church and estimation are most cor-
dially invited to be present.
”W the Bottom?
, ‘ i
flakes .
' session-seams 7 ,
. mom 3'"
‘ ‘.
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN. ,
TIL. 10M. , .
74 Weshlnhtcu street. 000th Hamill.
Acker, Mensll that?
Week- End Candies
29c
Baxter’s Drug Store
__.. mannerisms
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster ShebPotnhNorwalk
Norwslk 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, Prep.
0 courtisnd Place.
w. GILBERT NEWELL'S DANCING
SCHOOL
at Arion Hall, South Norwalk. Begin-
ners' Class for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Wednesday cven’g Oct. 20, at 8 o'clock.
wéhckinuh Sanctorum will go that:
Canaan this evening for a little party.
w...
Miss Mary Stvec, who has been ill at
cred.
The Nutmeg Club, or Norwalk, will
hold a regular monthly meeting this
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Crockor, of
Portland, Mattie, are visitors in South
Norwalh.
~~Fresh Sweet Cider. 23c gut; 'lflc
1-2 gal. Joseloll'.
Mrs. Susan G. Holmes, of ll‘airfleld
avenue, is a guest of Mrs. liolzvr Cun-
ningham, of Bridgeport.
Miss Nora B. Ryan. of this place,
has been entertaining her cousin. livv.
Daniel Green. of New York.
John Britlo, of Pine street, South
Norwulk. was admitted to tho Norwaik
Hospital this morning for medical
treatment.
invariably, after a killing frost, na-
ture will wear an innocent “didn‘t
mean to do it“ expression which is ex-
tremely exasperatiug.
Colonel Fitch has issued his orders
for the regular drill nights of the lociil
companion in the Armory, to take of
feet after November first.
George ll. Votiburgh. of South Nor-
walit, as tho representative of the
grand council, Royal Arcanuui. visited
iiuubnry Council, last evening. them
was illltilltiou and a supper was nerv-
ed.
Shoulder Steak, 100 1b.; lcuu Pot
Roast, 10 to life. iiuycs' Mitt.
Several of tho. tidicers of thelilxlh
Company, (3. A. 0., went up to the. ri-
fle range in South Wilton yesterday for
practice. Those who made the trip
were Cilpitllll Edward 1’. Wood, (Yup
lain Albert Mossnlun. Quartermaster
Sergeant, Thomas Hunt. and Clip-
tuln F. (i. 0. Smith, of (it-oelltvleh. The
trip was illullo ill Mr. Mlmamau'a unto
mobile.
Miss Voru Allen, the ilVi!~)'lll|i‘~(ilti
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton ll.
Allen, of sullguluck, was seized you»
torduy with an attack of uppoiliilciltls
and had to be rushed to the Norwlillt
Hospital. Little Miss Allen was oper-
ated on this morning by ilrs. Duiuor.
tier. Waller iiltrht-ot-k tutti William
Voilnlci‘. in u report from the hospi-
tal it was stated that tho operation
was very successful and that tho pa
float. is now doing nicely. ’
“MMWMM. w. .
Good Times
mean more than a lit-
tle. boiler fotld tutti
clothes. 'l‘iley lucnu a
chance to not itlioud.
Wouldn‘t it lu- it
good plan all times get ‘
butter to hiiii‘i. u lilW-
ings account with the
increased elu'niuuu?
So. Norwalk
deCa
Email accounts invited.
W
lily Sal oi Boys”
BBB I SUNS
* 0c
- _ ~_fl....s...am..a..a
» $1.00 .Silitsats
COLEMAN’S
Tornado Insurance H
her home ill Stuart avenue. has rocov- ‘ H ’ " H
of gold reserves.
use the word “Beet"
perfect clothes.
Fall Suits,
we ever have shown.
lined, some silk faced.
r4 SorMain St,
80. Norwalk.
Fall Clothes”?
The heat Made for. Men
We say theiie are the best clothes made for men: we ‘.
in its best sense; to messiafeultless,
If you will compare as we have done; put our
alongside other makes at the same and even higher prices;
you will find as we have found that our Fall clothes de-
serve to be called “Best.” Best in style, best in tailoring,
best in fit, best in quality at each price.
A great range of handsome fancy fabrics iri popular
colors and tones, and quiet silk mixtures. The finest suits
Fall Overcoats, $10 to $25
Beautiful coats in new models, made of snappy fancy
fabrics, rich Oxfords and soft black thibets, some silk
The best Fall Hats and Furnishin
town are here.
TWO STORES:
:{clcthes
$10 to $30 . .
gs ever shown in
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
you WANT to buy GOOD oats.
them.
Proprietor
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
mum 00
-———JOIN
Circulating
We have all tho Bt'tit Fiction
William
49 WALL STREET.
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, courteoul
treatment, best grain. complete satisfaction.
We never buy a lower grade than we
are willing to feed to our own horses—sud we think e great deal of
Quality First, Lest and All the Time.
Ova
AND READ "THE DANGER MARK".
We take it for granted
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
r
Library of
New Fiction "
....... BY ROBERT W. CHAMBERS
as soon as it Is published.
P. Beers
NORWALK. CONN.
Sliver Salmons, 5 to 7 lbs.. 15c lb.
TELEPHONE 108.
Opened Rockavvay on
Clams, 35c Qt.
Hard Crabs. 30c,dozen; Small Weeks, to: Ib.: Snapper Blues, 12c: whole
__.~—
Blues, Cod, Eels, Lobsters, Escal-
lcps, Oysters. Long and Round Clams. Native Bus and Blsckflsii.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELWERY.
ctecou’ur nmsao
AGAIN.
ENGLISH
Jump Made From Film to Five Per
Cent. Today.
l.'.'.\iiilN. (il'i. i'i.~’l‘lm flank of
icmiltni lolluv tuition its minimum
ruin a; l:l:~vnuui another full point to
live i“ , t'l‘lliu the humor" it iltla eiomi
alum tho l\lIiI‘I'il'Iiil flurry of 1007.
This in the third colluocutivlv work
that iiw directors of tlie lilill-Il have
considered it lliii'iilimt‘y to ulrouutllop
ihl; liiill‘ii‘i‘ii against it further it :tknui
Tho iltlorullitoutr
monetary position shown no factorial
improvement during the [that Wi‘i'lt
and ille bank‘s reserve. which is no»
nearing the sti0.000.000 mark, h
tillaullonud with a further depletion
this wrck by the south uoricnr
Egyptian requirements wh are as
tlmated Ii 37,000,000.
Foreign excitations have. been sired
by against litmdcn. particularly Ber
tin. whore gold to badly needed and
where the next arrival of the muta’
Would probably have gone. but for tiu
imposition of the five per cent. rate
it in known that requirements from
other centres would soon reduce flu
mm. to below $100,000,000 tiniest
the new rate attracts gold. The market
sees in today’s rise at general warn
ingminst speculetln inventions and
the announcement was, followed by a
arousing in prices. mitten murmur
sod shire mounted almost named
lately, but American chem, which
earlier in the any were above parity
felt away. if. 0. Steel and Union Pa.
eifllr‘ drought: it and several other:
it, With 0 was generally weak. ‘
Mainland, fro ‘ PAPKI‘. sonar
we Repair not}:
6 SEAVIEW AVENUE
east ,NDRWALK..,
TIL. 08-4.
" automate ”‘
st the Storage Warehouse of i... .i. Rey-
nolds A loll. Main all. and area.
cry Pleas. Nerwslk
OCTOIIR 23. 1000. AT ‘1 P. M.
Etismei single and double bode. hair
and cotton mattresses. pillows. hu~
result. bedroom suits. dining chem.
touches. reed platform rockers, ml?"
ole top stand, rug nil. cooit stoves.
cylinder stoves, foldln hell, wheeh
«rights bench vise. nah: which
night‘s mail. feed out er, square and
upright pianos, ullmerous goods not
petitioned. One «Will! machine. Ellie
rain or shine. '
Auctl ser. 4. W. COULLIY.
horticulture it «scene a”.
own. 0.. Oct. Mil-«Abe
“an”...
~ Chesapeake 8: Ohio large fractions.
illllli ill __il__i_ll Sillil.
to disturbed conditions abroad in trad-
ing. the advance of one per cent. in
the Bank of England official rate of
discount and the resignation of the
Spanish cabinet. Fifteen thousand
shares of U. 8. Steel were sold at
88 3-4 and 88 1-2. compared with 89 3-8
yesterday. Bethlehem Steel fell 1 3-4.
Reading 1 5-8, Southern Pacific, Amal-
gamated Copper and American Smelt-
lng 1 and Union Pacific, Great North-
ern pfd., Kansas (it Texas,” Texas it
Pacific, Kansas City Southern and
There was an isolated advance of 3-4
In Wabash pfd.
WALL STREET. ll a. m.-—When
the selling orders distributed at the
opening had been cleared-up the mar-
ket rallied and a number of stocks
recovered to yesterday's final prices.
Wabash pfd. was posited tip. 1%, and
Athletics» ice 1. Fresh liquidation
started ill U. S. Steel and some of the
active railroad stocks broke badly
again. Delaware and Hudson and Al~
lis‘Chaltners pfd. broke 2 points, Ca-
nadian Pacific and U. 8. Steel 1%.
and various other stocks 1 or more.
There was a fractional rally at 11
o'clock, and‘trading became dull.
WALL STREET, Noon—A heavy
demand developed for U. S. Steel.
which caused a full recovery in that
stock, with a parallel movement in the
general list. Wabash pfd. rose 2 over
last night. lnterborougiiietropolltsn
pfd. 1% and Pacific Mail 1. Demand
died down at the higher prices. Bonds
were easy.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.-The mar-
ket held firm at the recovery until
about 1 o'clock. when it began to
shade. -
ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.
Grand Lodge of Connecticut Meeting
in Meriden.
MERIDEN, Oct. 2l.-About 150 dele-
gates and oflli‘ers were present when
the ninth annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Connecticut, Ancient Order
of United Workmcn was called to or-
dor in City Mission Hall this morning
by Grand Master Workman John C.
Trent, of Hartford, to hear the reports
of the year's work by the grand offi-
cers, confer the grand lodge degree
upon these who are entitled to it.
elect officers for the ensuing your and
to transact other business in councc
tion with the. gathering. The morning
session was largely taken up with the
reports of Grand Master Workman
Traut, Grand Recorder George Stroh.
of New Haven; Grand Receiver James
R. Sloan, of Meriden. the finance rom-
mlttoe, consisting of Edward E. Mix.
of New Haven; F.-(‘.laronce Bissell of
Willimsntlo anti A. ll. Hale Portland;
Grand Medical Examiner Dr. Frank H.
Wheeler, of New Haven, and commit-
tee on laws and animals, consisting of
John Currier Gallagher. of New Hav-
en; Joseph A. Garlic. of Waterbury.
and Clarendon Buiguly, of Hartford.
The grand toaster workman's report
stated that the order in this state
financially and otherwise was in a
very ollrouruging condition. One new
lodge had been instituted during the
your, while the initiations had been
more and the suspensions less titan
during the pntutedlng your. Speaking
of the office of grand recorder the
grand master workman says:
"ilroiller Gwrge Stroll was lippolnf‘
ed grand recorder May 1, 1906, and
has faithfully perfo ed the duties of
that. office up to the. present time. The
laws of lilo order provide that grant!
rocorders who have served as such for
three consecutive years. may become
entitled to all the honors and preroga-
tives of the past master workmen, pro-
vided their grand louse shall so do
tormlno. i recommend this honor be
conferred upon George Btmh, for the
services rendered by him as stated
above."
in conclusion the grand master
workman thanked the grand lodge for
the support It had given hill adminis-
tration and bespoke that some sup
port for bill successor. l
The report of the Nd recorder
showed a membership on August 81.
"900. of Milli. as against 0.827 on Sep-
tember l. liiilfl. There were 127 Initia-
tion». 203 ro-tnutaicuwnta, 424 sue-
punaious, 00 deaths and one withdraw»
II.
The financial report shoved thst.
including the balance from the Just
report. the receipts for the beneficiary
fund had been $180,072.08. that the
death claims paid for the your emanat-
ed to 0145.000: and the amount trans-
ferred to the grand lodge reserve fund
was 029,000. leaving a balance on hand
August iii. 1000. of "3.08008. The
guaranty fund showed receipts and
disbursements alike of 827.340.“. The
general fund receipts were 011,003.40.
end innefldmil‘e! of ”0.90000. leaving
s balance of 0000.10.
"sleeps sILLlNo cans.
CANTERBURY. Oct. 21.-~Pot hunt-
ing of game for sale over the ithotle te-
lsnd border has been going on in this
section and a game warden is underl-
stood to have scout-mi evidence against
mm than a score of hunters. Two
men have been lifted already. one 086
and the other 320 for selling game.
Fill-fridges and quell have been shipw-
ed out or town hereahoutr both as
beams and by express. in milk cons.
egg cases and hand bags. fluorine and
monthly of birds has been common.
and only through the «Men’s satin
as hunters and flag late the can
tissue or the me hunters have pros-
ecutions been possible.
Broom,
memento“ sleds st lit. fissile-
“ yerihilire.-v .
DR. GARLIIMI DEAD.
opening of the stock market was due .
.FOR MEN
Fancy Mixtures. New Grays
buying.
’98 Washington St.
. EIIIlRiiliIIEIIlS
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH NORWALK.
THREE DAYS, STARTING
THURSDAY. October 218i
SHERWOOD SISTERS AND BEL-
MONT
THE MARVELOU8 EGG TRIO
LYONS. FISHER d. LYONS
GORDON 5 KEYS
THE VOLTOS DUO
DANCING WEDNE$DAV AND FRI-
DAY NIGHTS
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDAY
Adults . ..... . .................. .100
Children ........................ . 5c
.,
We Do Our Own Grinding
LIN!!! GROUND WHILI
you WAi‘i“.
Come in and here your broken
lenses duplicated, no matter
where they were made.
We have all of Mr. Hon‘: Pro
scripilous.
Office hours, it s. in. till “:30
s. .; 12:06 until it p. to. Mon-
day and Saturday evenings un-
til I) p. m. m'
y
Fenwiclt Optical Compsn
Means». to
HOMII I. NOW.
Rooms 7-. United Isnit building
07 WAIHINOTON IT»
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TIL. 00M.
Tickets South For Sale
Vie Clyde Lille, Ssvsnnsh
Lille Ind Old Domin-
ion as 8s co- ‘
J. M. LAYTON & C0
(INCORPORATID)
insurance, and Real
Estate Agents
9 RAILROAD live. so. lineman.
mewuwd}; a a. Mfimwkm am 4...»... “
nos Assume. can" on 0 who-
uouuaeaycut was loads hm
PriCe’s Clotting Stare -‘
UnitedGrocery CO
-... ..._.._....__..__...._..-—.—~_.._..__.._..... ....
TILIPHONITJOR .mus m- V
PATci-iliiid.
F‘v
92 Washington Street, South Norwalk‘
The cold snap of the past two days has sold for us a number or Men's I
Overccute. Right here we yvish to advise that can. “,b ".0
OVERCOA
AND BOYS ‘ ; '
Are the Snappiest and Best Fancy Coats“
'Ever Shown in the City
and Herringbone, with the new
combination collar, military and overcoat. Give these a look before
Full Line of Underwear.
To keep out the cold winds .......
so: to use
.u...
Price’s Clothing Store}
TELEPHONE 165-5.
South Norwellt.
mi
Assessors’ Notice .,
We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporattope ,
liable to pay taxes in the City or 2
South Norwailt. that they are required
by law to deliver to the “sealer; or
either of them an or before the let ”1,
day of Novemfn... 1909. a Written or
printed list. dated. 's tned and sworn -..
to, or all the property ovmsd by them ~, ‘
on the first day of October, 1900, lin-
hle to taxation. making a description
of all the real estate. each parcel be-
ing separately described.
N. i3.~—Lists may be returned to the l
assessors, at the Council Room, Haw
lland street. .South Norwalk, from and
including October 18, 1909, to and In- _
eluding November 1. 1909. said once
to be open from 10:00 to 12:00 o'clock
a. m., and from 2:00 to 6:00 o'clock
p. m: on Saturdays from 7:00 to 0:00
o'clock in the evening, and Monday.
November 1, 1900, from 7:00 to 0:00
p. in. . '
listed at the City of Scum Net-walk,
Conn. October 9. .1900.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
ii. WiLLlAM HARFORD,
Assessors.
00-22
A Great » g
Coffee ‘
At a -
Popular ,
Price . 5
Lew priced enough to be willi- ;
in the much of all, good: stimuli ,
for anybody-
Our 250 Blend
equals that said by deeiemerdt-
nsrily for lbs or 400.‘ Midi”
the “mm up to the tsp M
your after year. moses we hlii-y ‘
tile it entirely from the time it .
leaves the basil until it is .plli- 2‘
chased by our euetemfin. *
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s
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h
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measure? ,
tress novelty;
classrooms. en- a.»
‘ 030i 1 f,
teed-y
that delineation. is to “pubertal;
”’m-
it trsiedeeesuhi over .
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