Get a Piano Certincnte’witn
evéry. «purchase.
~ you aothinl.‘ /
Confectionery
» and. Patio ,
51 Washington Street.
f on... taunt...
u Wuhlnflgn semi. squat Norwaik.
it, will post 33
53 Launch Works
' plank.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
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WEATHER, EORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair and warmer tonight: Wednesday
partly cloudy. A disturbance that is
central this morning over upper Michi-
gan is producing cloudy and unsettled
Weather with light rain in the northern
portion or the Lake region. This dis
turbance wil pass north of us during
the next 36 hours and will cause the
temperature to rise and produce some
cloudiness. but it is not probable that
rain will [all as far south as New Hu-
ven. The temperature is falling in the
western, and rising in the central and
v western sections. ‘
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO T0-
DAV.
Highest, 70°; lowest, 62°.
The case of Walter Fletcher, who
was charged with intoxication, was
again continued for two weeks as he
had been behaving himself.
Joseph W. Gorbam and Fabian Sod-
erstrom, or South Norwalk, went to
llridgeport, last night, and attended
the reunion of the Third Regiment
Band.
Live testimonies and earnest may
first make the class meeting which
meets tonight at the First M. E.
Cliurrli a very helpful and inspiring
service. Brother Seth Remington is
the lcnden. ; .. W ,, 1‘
«Phonogrnphs and Records at out
prices. Sturgcs‘, 29 Wall street,
lra i.. Hull. of Merlden, agent for
the Royal insurancc Company. was in
llowaylon yesterday to adjust the loss-
ce "”55 house which was recently
but limit
The int-tubers of Buckingham Post.
No. 12, G. A. iii. will go down to the
Norwaik high school this afternoon
and present the picture of Governor
Buckingham to the high school.
Mary Howard was arrested last eve
nins in Norwulk on a charge of intoxi-
cation, but the case was continued int
.. definitely. no as to git/c her a chance
in reform.
The Saint, Paul‘s llranch of the
(llrls' Friendly Society will hold its
roanlar meeting at it o‘clock tonight. iii
the llcrkeloy Street Chapel rooms. A
full attendance is urged.
«v Rod Onions, 280 pit; $1 bushel.
l“, l). Lawton ct (Yo. ‘
Buckingham l‘ost. W. it. C.. was on-
tcrininoii at. the home of Mn. Groa-
ory in Wilton yesterday afternoon. A
social time was enjoyed and a line
mtpt-r was served late in the after-
noon. ’
"Zii‘im M. in. Church, Friday even-
ing. Seven molds and seven bachelors
will tell why they never married. Ari-
Inisaion 25c. iieneilt piano land.
.luiucu~ l’lmhnll, the boot, black in
Schumann‘s barber shop. in Norwaik.
underwent. an operation on his throat
in South Not-walk yoatcrday. The op-
eration wu.,perrortueo by Dr. li‘. l.
liuruell. “
mDou't forget Lotus Glee Club at
Norwalk Methodist Church, Monday
evening, Nov. 1.
'l‘bero will be a meeting oi the dot
area team or Pouaasuii Council. Royal
Arcanim, this evening. in the ellipse
of Raymond & Pollard. Wednesday
evening the team will Initiate four
candidates.
The members of the Wintteoever
(lit-ole of King’s Daimllterii met you-
trrday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
‘ lander. of Seymour street. Sewing
‘ was the order of till and a social
time was etnoyed. itll t refreshments
were served after the meeting. \
, At the peopln‘a'prayer and prairie
service at. the First M. to. Church.
'l‘ltursdny evening. the service will
open with an unusually attractive song
service: litre. Gertrude McCuilum, of
New York city. will lead the singing
wlilra sorbet and also ion; a solo our.
luv the service. nutrient. ”Heaven's
htrhost Clint. Acts 3, Hi. The part
lrr will give a short exposition at the
scriptural Much. Mrs. MoCailuta is a
prostates 'rtt'srenown and the manic
lovimt ,gbopla, of not only tit- church
and can‘t but othm as well
will he 5 at. this opportunity to hear
her. ”team “thermally Invited to
be my . ‘ '
i
gratinoa 3a GOLDEN.
TILL 133-3..
Acker, Mortall & Condlt’s
, "Week- End Candies .
29c ‘
Baxter’s Drug Store
wry—T“
v”...— we. “mm- m.
. , anemone“
Boat; Frames set up and ready to
“ All kinds of repair work. "
Launches or all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oystchhell PoinhNorwalk
Norwallt Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Phoat 477,. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNEs. Prop.
0 Courtiand Place. ,
Miss Kate Sini , of Camp street, is
spending several lays in New York.
Edward R. Weed‘. of Clitl' atrect, has
purchased a new milk delivery wagon.
Mrs. Francis Anderson, ot Havllnnd
street. has been visiting in Boston.
Miss Harriet L. Keith, of Main
street, has been visiting in New York
city.
F. ii. Lawton & Co.
John Bennett, of Main street, Nor-
walk, is spending the day in Stamford.
Conn.
Captain Charles Wing. of Norwalk.
is spending the day in New York
city.
A daughter has been born- to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph J. (:hiotto. ot‘ Meadow
street.
()ur Brothers‘ Lodge. l. O. O. R. hold
a regular meeting in the lodge rooms
last evening.
Lester Warren. of Norwalk, has re.
turned front a few days‘ visit in New
York oliy.
1.. M. Gould, of Weston, has sold one
Proprietor
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnie liorsed‘eed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Food
Bonnie Scratching Feed
Get what you pay for when you my boys’ clothes.
Cheap cotton or shoddy at little or nothing a suit or coat
never can give you what you pay for it. ‘Itisjdear at any -
, price. We won't sell that kindmoi clothes.
‘ Our boys' clothes are worth buying, even the lowest—
priccd wear well; all are unusually well made and strongly
seamed. And the styles are'aew and handsome.
See the sprightly sailor and Russian blouse suits for
little fellows from 3 to 8, infancy mixtures and colored
‘ serges, priced from $2.50 to $6.50.
And pretty reefers for boys 3 to 13. in
cloths wool lined, $3 to §8.
in durable cloths,
i.
i
Double-breasted knickerbocker suits for bays 7 to 16.
extra-strong materials and scams. .
knickerbockers fall out and lined, $2.50 to $9. '
to $10.
And everything else for boys but shoes.
TWO STORES:
14 So. Main St, '
So. Norwalk.
-Red Onions, 23“ ilk: $1 bushel. M
Now Is the Time to Buy Old Oats
To those who have not purchased. We say, BEND THAT ORDER ,
TO US. We promise you prompt delivery, careful attention, coal-tonal .
treatment. best grain. complete satisfaction.
you WANT to buy GOOD oats. We never buy a lower grade than we
are willing to feed to our own horses—sad we think a great deal of
them.
‘
Masonic Building.
Norwalk.
We take it. tor granted
ouauty First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
warm wool
a.
Boys' overcoats in the new fancy cloths from $3 .
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. - WALL STREET, 10:10 a.m.—+Stocks
' Ital-ted at higher prices than renter
day's closing on an active and varied
demand. The gain: extended to 1%
‘tn American Woolen, I in Northern Pa-
cific, and large tractions in Union Ps~
cine, Chesapeake and Ohio. Rock Is-
land not. Kansas and Texas, Or at
Northern acre Certificates, the in or-
borouxh-Metropolitan stocks and Pres-
sed steel Car.
WALL STREET, it a. m.-—Whea
prices had made a little furthered-
vance, selling orders for both accounts
appeared and there was a reaction.
U. 8. Steel was the main point of the
attack and it reached a point. Trad-
“~ ing then became very dull and the tone
continued heavy.
WALL STREET, Noon-Prices rs-
ceded slowly but steadily under moder-
ate selling orders. The Hill stocks
Great Nor-
thern pfd. lost 2%.. lowo Central pfd.2.
Northern Pacific and St. Paul 1%. The
decline halted at noon, when the mark-
,WALL STREET, 1 p. m.—'l‘he mar-
ket lacked feature during the mid-
day period, but showed a somewhat
et became very dull. Bonds were iirm. »
combination collar, military and
92 Washington Street, Seuth N'odv,”
The cold snap of the past two days has sold for us a number c! Mon
Overcoats. Right here we .wish to advise that our m
Gram
Are the Snappiesl‘and _ Best Fancy Coat
Ever ShOWfl in the City
Fancy Mixtures, New Grays and Herringbone, with the no.
stemlier undertone.
iiiilllliiilLliilil an
i .
l. showed special weakness.
l A batman made in this city yéster-
i day, the to :35, that William .1. Gay-
" nor will be elected mayor of New
I York city in the forthcoming election.
Henry A. ilegeleln. the Washington
I street plumber. has returned home
looking into a his plumbing contract.
The painters of the New York, New
ilnven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany are renewing the paint. on the
local denotes-brightening their appear-
ance very materially.
Following the regular initiation cer-
emontcs at Elks‘ Hall in South Main
street, Sunday afternoon, a fine tur-
key supper was served. the birds for
the feast being presented by James R.
Connor, proprietor of the Mahackemo
Hotel.
Deputy Sherii't Samuel (,1. lreland
went to New Canaan yesterday, where
he served papers in a suit brought. by
lra ll. Woundy against. Bertha .l. Bur-
tis. Damages of 8100 are asked tor.
the case being returnable before Jus—
tice Stillman. in New Canaan. on the
14th of November.
This afternoon it was learned from
the hospital that Mrs. Reyonlds, the
victim of the shooting in South Main
street. that evening. is doing as well as
of his team of horses to Wallace Park.
of Norwalk.
Wilfred Wheelhouiic, of New York.
has returned to his bonu- after :i
visit. in Norwalk.
The meeting or the Country (‘lub
will be held in the Country club this
afternoon at it o’clock.
Franklin Jennings, ol Cranbury, Is
spending the, week in New York city
with relatives and frietuis.
Miss Catherine Lynch. of South Nor-
walk. is visiting Mina liazei Lewis, of
Crescent street, Glenbrook.
The Young Men's Club of the South
Norwulk Coiikrcgatlouul Church will
hold a meeting Saturday evening.
The Elm Grove Club is now in full
swing in South Norwalk and Silllll‘
cvcnta will soon be run oil by ”Will.
«Sweet Potatoes, 2.10 pk. l“.
Lawton & (‘0.
Mr. and Mrs. .lncob Lin-chilcr. of
Quintnrd avenue, are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. lttncr. or linyonne. New Jor-
any.
The New awning Whlst clui. will
mt'i‘i tomorrow evening. tit file hiillli'
of Mrs. (icorge Raymond, of ilnrrici
sil‘ovl.
(icorxc Powell, of Leonard street.
has mum to New York to enter the
eicctrloul bualncna with his brother.
James i’owcll.
There will he a special meeting of
Washington Chapter, No. 24, it. A. M.,
tomorrow evening to transact some
bllfliili‘uu oi‘ importance.
(loapcl our No. 1 that writ; formerly
in the lot adjoining the Methodist
Church in South Nor-walk. passed
through Norwnlk this morning.
lillmcr lionmiiut, of 12 Osborn arr»
nun. liJiist Noi'wnik, had one of his ting:
are severely ripped this morning by a
now and burl it dressed at tho hourgl-
tui'by llr. Wiillam .i. Tracey, w o
took some stitches in it.
ii,
.. mums..." . w... .m....»«.
Good Times
mean urin- tbnn n lit~
tie better food Ind
clothes. 'l‘licy mean a
chance to not attend.
Wouldn't it, be a
good plan an times not
butter to start. u hav-
iugs account, with the
increased earnings?
So. Norwalk
Trust Co.
Small accounts invited.
“ Dill-’8 Allin}
NORWALK STORE
ONLY
awn... ......_....,.,._....... ..
A iflPS. an;
ARRIVED TODAY
All kinds of Fish. Outlets and Clams.
A Range comm comm
toSaveWbotFael
The CONTROL Range cifcctl this remarkable lavln .
possible in a much; i "not.
til the oven, and the
rathrqub thl tire on certainly an
. r
1 Range
“disciple of construction that makes it
o from nor side drafts. Air is admitted
drain in controlled by a devl
you could regulate your my
q
FREE DELIVERY.
i
_ ..,- will pay back its mi in one your and
. ' contnuo nvin out money can
I ‘m. M m‘whllc In use. Tluti
“‘ ‘3‘... . ‘*' control baptism colic,
coal or wood. Gives a
hot the in «a mlnum.
‘ -‘ Grammar a bid a with
summit-u
we
“V. r“
with
l iswwt
Ni ’OQ
William P. Beers’
Buy where they have them fresh every day—not once a week.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
could be reasonably expected under
the circumstances. though she has
been in much pain right along. She
has talked very little, except with her
relatives.
it
———__....__.__
DiGITAL‘ SUPERFLUITY.
“Turn on the light. Absalom!“
Thus, to chair. cutting metallic ne-
ccnls spoke Mrs. Rambo. leaning over
the railing at the top or the stairway.
"Thash \r'at l'iu trylu’ t‘ do,
Naushy. but i‘ve got so hiamc many
thumbs an' lingers i don't know whish
of “em to turn it with?"-(‘hicago 'l‘i'i~
bunc.
HER FINISH.
"Did you crcr know a girl to die for
love?“
"Yes."
"Did she lost fade away and die be.
cause some man deserted her?"
"No. she just took to washing anti
worked herself to tooth because the
man she loved married her."—-Houston
stallions
MUSIC HALL ‘
scum tfl WALK.
runes olive, snarmc
MONDAY. OCTOBER 26
Pat Roney Presents the 00-8!" of
Mn Rogers. oi the Rogers Bros.
JOE KANE AND COM! 0? Hi0
GIRLS
"in a Bunch ct ”obstruct",
LYON. AND WEETON.
DAN COURT. MeKKIVER G. CO.
MEIR. TAYLOR I 00.
WARD IARTON.
EVANS. AMETA l. EVANS.
DANCING WIDNIODAV AND FRI-
DAY NIGHTS.
MATiNEII WIDNIODAV AND
.ATUNDAY.
Adults
.....,.'....................10¢
‘chihmn lg
”woo-o! .. WI .. w... m...“
an
from New York. where he has been ,
.t
. "summit in horse bill;
a nonlinear ’ , ,
- snort aw, y hetero they could malts oil
4‘ «The new minister was makings
. 1"
buying.
.08 Washington St.
3 cans Tomatoes . ............... 25c
3 cams Corn ................. .25c
3 cans Peas . .8 ................... 25c
3 cans Pumpkin ................. 25::
3 cans Karo Syrup ............ ..25c
Tokay Grapes
so NORTH MAIN STREET
—._.
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 allot Mr. Hoyt's Pre-
lcriptions.
001cc hours, 8 a. to. till 11:80
a. m.; 12:45 until 6 p. at. Mon.
any and Saturday evenlnn un-
p. m' I M
Fenwick Optical Company
Seasonal-e to
HOMER I. HOY'i'.
Rooms 7-. United Bank Building
07 WASHINGTON at.
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. m2.
1
RED CROB’a 07AM" FOR CHRIST-
MAS. ' m or
An Associated Proudispateh from
Washington says: "Another campaign
for raising funds for the various work
of anti-tuberculosis organizations
throughoitt the United states it to be
conducted by the American Red Cross
during the coming Christmast season.
Thirty-mllion Red Cross Christmas
stamps have been ordered and will be
delivered beiore the end at November.
The society hopes to have 30,000,000
stamps on sale by December 16. The
designs used on the stamp was latent-
ed from 1.200 summon submitted in a
contest conducted last may. Permis-
sion has been obtained by the Red
Cross to sell these stamps in all of
the postoiiices of the Uuatted states."
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ROIIIRC FRIGHTINID AWAY.
«MNAAN, Oct. .ss.~woru was ro‘
cctvcd here this morning at an unsuc
cssutnl attempt tc‘rob’the store of
Frank H. Smith and Company at Asti-
ley Falls. Macs. just across the state
line, some time during the night.
When a clerk entered the store this
morning. be round that} lam chair
lay of the manhunt-rind been not»
an away tron: its place; Cir solo to
the rest at the titers, be round it re
the door astonished anti turtbsr invest
Elation revealed melamine? goods
, hate. it is
t the robbers were triahi‘
with “him: There]: no clue.
_ ”CHAIM”.
‘ t. e hmohotfloal critic
' little sieves acid,
Full Line of Underwear
To keep out the cold winds. . ..
Price’s Clothing Store
TELEPHONE 165-5
Specials for the Week;
Celery, Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Turning, Squash. Quinces. Pears. Citron, ,'
UNITED GROCERY co. 7"” -
AND BOYS ‘
overcoat. Give these a look before
u
...............500 to use
.a.-t.
South Norwallt I.
..“,‘_.
6 cans Sardines ..... ......25°~‘»
3 bottles Ammonia ........... .....25°-,_
2 cans Peaches ........... ”mm
Ii cans Campbell‘s Soiip:..........2M ‘
3 bottles Ketchup ............ . H.250,
and Oranges.
t
PHONE :43 _ ‘
our ,
Assessors’ Notice
We, the undersigned, herebyigivo.
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of
South Norwaik. that they are required .
by law to deliver to the assessors. or
either of .them, on or before the lat
day of November, 1900. a written or '
printed list. dated, signed and sworn, . i
to, at all the property owned by them ‘
on the first day or October. 1909. lists
his to taxation. making a descriptida
of all the reabestate, each parcel be-
ing separately described.
N. B.-—-Lists may he returned to the
assessors. at the Council Room. Hav-
lland street. South Norwallt, from and
including October 18, 1009, to and in-
cluding November 1. 1900, said oillce .
to be open from 10:00 to 12:00 drunk
a. m., and from 2:00 to 6:00 o'clock
p. m.; on Saturdays Tram 7:00 to 9:00
o'clock in the evening. and Monday,
November 1. 1909, from 7:00 to 0:00
p. m.
Dated at the City of South Not-walk.
Conn. October 9. 1009. ’.
FRANKLIN A. Tomlin.
D. WILLIAM EARNED,
09-22 1 > _
. . m.
TOWN ; g
Assessors’ Notice}.
We. the undersigned. hereby 3
notice to all persons and corpmtiox
liable to pay taxes in the Mil ‘0!
Norwalk, that they are required by luv
to deliver to the assessors. or either *
of them. on or before the .
First Day of November, 1“
a written or printed lilt. dated. II
and sworn to. at all props ty own
them on the hut day at otohet'
liable to taxatioa. .
N. Rabi.“ may be returned «2,1,, ,
Assessors. at the Ass-slow i , ’
Town Hall building. Norfll
the City Council room _ ,
walk.trom and inelttdia bate '. ',
1909.10 and includitit with!
i t‘
1000. said oillm to be
12 o'clock I. in, In from _
clock it. an. all days of t
(Sundays except/ed). and on 8st ,
and on November 1st. 1000.1".
til.) o'clock in the evening. , , ,.
All persons trill be requirea‘h
street and number at their it
and sin of lot {house mats ~
s 1113:? at liver-Milt. Coach,
v
LANOI creature new
air. roan. N. at on ‘ '
steam; is filters on the _
Wait ‘01! Sell duvet
his moons suit!
Norwalk Chronicler