PIANO
GIVEN
. AWAY.
Get' a Piano certificate with
every purchase. it will cost 3
you nothing. ‘
3. F. A. LANE
Confectionery
‘ and Pastry
Q 51 Washington Street.
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EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
92-2—Newe Department
92-3-Bueineu Department
44 ——Brlncl1 Office. Norwalk
890 uEditor'I Residence
720-6—0ity Editor’e Reeldence
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday partly cloudy
and warmer. An area of high pressure
along the Atlantic coast is producing
cool, pleasant weather In the eastern
sections. A disturbance in the up-
per Mississippi Valley is producing
cloudy and rainy weather in that sec-
tion and in the northern portion of the
bake region. The temperature is rin»
ing rapidly west of the Mississippi riv-
er. Conditions 'favor for this vicinity
lair weather followed on Sunday by In
creasing cloudiness and rising tempor-
allll‘e.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
, DAY.
Highest, I37“; lowest, 42".
Many people are attending the races
In Long island today.
There will be a meeting of thc Nor-
walk city council Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. ('tharlcu Knuze aro at
the Vanderbilt rut-cu today.
In Norwalit, last week, there wort-
eighteen sales of real estate.
——l'mhrcllaa and (lanes. O‘Ilricn.
it‘rod Neshlt. ot‘ chtport. is a. vial-
tor in Stamford for a wcck with rcla-
liyos.
(.‘ockcnoc 'i‘rihc. l. 0. R. M., licld a
regular moctiug last Morning in their
lodge rooms.
Mrs. William Tuttlo, ot Now (Yunnan.
spent several days ihlgz'wet'k with her
daughtor lu Nor-walk.
Minnow Lillian and i.ottlc Darby, of
Now Canaan. silt’lll. Friday last with
Milli: (lcrtrudo Iilugurkr. of Norwalk.
Tho highway dopartniont. is relaying
tho croeewalk under the Washington
ntrcct bridge, at tho North Main utroct
hide.
~——lliack and llrown llnie. ()‘ilrlcn.
(lalcs. doormatn and doorholin will
be objects of upccinl interest tonight.
The boys will hc colt-hurting All
Suinle' Evo.
The Young Mcn's (‘luh oi' the South
Norwalk Congregational Church will
lllt‘i'i this cvontng at lhclt' rooms In
the church.
Shorman (Tommaudcry. No. 470.
United (odor of the Coldcn (hose.
held u regular meeting last evening at
their rooms in Wall utroct.
David Alhrccht will sing the toner
oolo, "tlno Swootiy Solemn Thought."
at the owning service at the b‘lrat M.
I}. Church tomorrow evening.
-, i’ropcrty ownera: We are In busi-
ness to ruoct your reqtilremcnta, no
matter how large or email your john.
"curpentorwiuc." I‘rlceu niodpratc,
construction lil‘lil-t‘illHH. Estimates for-
niuhod on application without obliga-
tion. Lot m.- lluuro. on your work. We
guarantor! your nntlufuclion. i‘hone
:li0. bit. .lohn R- Koyncr. Slontnbont
Place.
A utatcrl communication of Old Woll
l/itluc, No. Hill. I". and A. M.. will ho
hold at lln roman 'l‘ucmluy evening at
it o'clock. 'l‘ho l“. (l. (lcxt‘t'c will lli‘
worked.
Minn Elizuhcth llnytnond and Mrs.
tiharlcu A. Anihlor, of Wilton. hnvo
boon ultoudlng tho atato moctlug of
tho llmmhtora of the American ltcro
Iuilou. in Now Britain.
'l‘ho Norwulk Firo Department mct
hurt ovonlug and voted to hitch-d thc
t’uuorttl of Smith Northrup in a body
in full uniform. (Sourt Narruit Filo
nnd Iirutu (torpn tilito voted to nticud.
~lllnck and llrown Dorlilca. ()‘llricn.
tux-Mayor (thurlcu Ii. Hcoflold. of
Norwullt. upcut ycutertlay in i-llumford
at tho wedding nnnlvornury of hill also
tor. and Frank Nickoreon iooh lllli
place In tho t‘llendcning store in Nor-
walk.
’I‘ho rogular monthly martin: of tho
Wotnnn'a Municipal League will ho
hold at the residence of MIMI Gertrude
Iiolzaunnn, 64 South Main street. Mon-
day. November Int. at 3:30. A full at-
Icn-Inncc la llt‘flli‘t‘il. Tea will be
notvotl,
A horao owned by Coleman Charriok,
ilo- imichcr, i'oll down in Worthington
nirooi, thia min-hing, but wait not hurt.
Frodorlclt (Ihurnok was drlviug the
animal, and Frank l-l. (Ileuaon. Henry
M. .Ionnlugu. lt‘rederick l-imith and oth-
orh mutated in potting the boron up
and harneuttlng hint.
“CHOCOLATE
. Tornado. Insurance
TAYLOR a’ GOLDEN,
TEL. 10154.
74 Weeblnutiin Street. south Nemllt.
ticker, Merrall & Condit’s
Week- End Candies
‘29c.
Baxter’s Drug Store
,._. ” ANDERSON’SWW
Launch Works
iiout Frames eat up and ready to
plank.
All kinds oi‘ repair work.
Inunchea of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oystchheh PoinLNorwalk
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms. Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Phone 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satiaiaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop.
9 Courtiend Place.
Ladies’ Fall and Winter Styles
We make. design and alter to your
full snileluctirm. (Iooda called for and
delivered.
THOS. J. BAYVER
Deeigner and Ladlea' Tailor.
Tel. 443. 88 No. Main 8t., Bo. Norwalk.
All our work guaranteed.
Painters are at, work on tho .1. ’l‘.
Shot-huh factory in Norwalk.
The Rev. George Van Alt-ttyno has
gone to Hartford to spend the t-iun—
day.
The i‘liiluthon (‘lOSSt‘S of tho lilctho-
diet and Baptist Churches will nit-ct
tomorrow at noon at the rcepoctivc
churches.
A new floor In being laid at tho (lid
Wcll Hook and Ladder truck house.
The floor hcing constructed of Wood,
though concrctc was ('tlllSltit‘l'i'tl "into
or loss Hot-lonely.
Tho lawsuit or llanlol 'l‘, Murphy
against Mrs. ’l‘homae lt‘innounn, which
was schctlulctl to ho hoard below into
licc Iittnicl iluulop llllb' hot-u trunsfcr
l‘t‘tl to the town court,
~ The loan of N. W. lloncdicl, from
the rccont fire in tho Wilson iiulldiuu.
were titljustctl by tho nucnt ot' the In.
surnnco company with which ho was
iuaurod, this morning.
Court Edmonto Ilt‘Amit'ie will how
a class initiation tomorrow at Flirt-til»
crn' Hall in Railroad :tvcnuc (ii :3 p.
III. This will llt’ the first time that
the new court‘s (legroo'team Will work
'I‘licl’o will ho hourly a dozon cntoli
tlntcn.
Charles F. Iluliock will spook in thc
Knight Siroct A. M. I). (.‘hurch. tumor.
row uttcrnoou. In behalf or ilritt'ull
.lohn ll. ’i‘nylor‘a memorial window.
Mr. littllnck was unable to ho propont
at the unveiling uerorul u'cclts duo,
but as be null lh-ncon Taylor \vcro to.
lrcthcr lunch of tho than during tlo-
t‘ivtl \\'ur ho line doalrcd to motto u
epcoch. 'l‘llo uorvit‘c protnIm-R to ho
an lntcrcatlng one, and till :ti't‘ invit-
cti. I ‘
(‘ominoncing Monday a new itulit‘)’
will ill' in vogue at tho now iloyt'a
Tllt'illl't‘. 'i‘lic prim-s will hc lllc nml
20c for u tiollar attraction. At that
lituc the following nrtlt-da will opou
tho pcrlortnancc: Max Willa. llvc
tnallnoo girls, lutllone llrollicra. Ilulloy
& llttiicy. tl'ltout'kc & U‘llourltc, Iiivy-
ol' Slalom. iluy tiity Quurlctto, Iioloroe
Lovc til ('o., In A (‘ollogo Mltiililll.
lloti'l iot'tzcl lilo ditto, Monday. Nowm
her int. Iiilti tho piucc, tho no“ lioit‘e
'l‘hcalrt‘.
A PECULIAR BREAK.
Tho roplucinu of a now tnnnholo top
in South Main nircct, opportilc lho ctr
trance to Mllh‘it' I'lull, l‘tWt‘illi-i ll alt-anio-
breaking of tho top. The latter is or
iron vory among and has lit-cit thcro
for ycnrn. A little whllv ago, it want
found that thin uppurchtlv lilllll'l‘llli-
ablo trou hud complotcly period in thc
middle. .»\ now top In hoihr, put in to
Willow lltc lu'okch ohc.
Your latereét
and out-a uro Itlontlcnl.
Wu. ronilac that our
hitttt‘vmi tlopondu Ioruoly
on tho aorvlt-o roihloroti
ottl‘ Illill'tllli-t.
'l‘o thin cud wo arc
oquippod to humllo all
luminoea portainlng to
u motiorn 'l‘ruat t‘our
pltll)’.
So. Norwalk
Trudi Co.
Merchanta' Account:
Invited
PiahiagTackleand
Poles
FOR SMELT AND ILAOKFIOH
FOOTBALL GOODS
At COLEMAN’S
”9900090“ ””99”.”"9090990999900990
» Are Herein Big Variety 3.-
a.
The man who wants the best for the money is always
willing to look for it; he knows it is not to be found in
every store. So he looks, compares. judges. and buys
when convinced he has found the best.
Men come here nearly every day and tell us they
have looked all around town. and find nothing to equal
our Suite and Overcoats in style, in fit, in quality-«Ht our
prices, or higher.
See our beautiful Suits in exclusive weaves and popug
lar colors, the best value, beet style, beet-fitting in town :—
Suits from $10 to $50
Inspect our handsome Winter Overcoats. Chester-
field and Military models, in fancy cloths and patterns,
. Oxford and black z-- -
Overcoats, .$10 to $50
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UNDERWEAR—Your entire Winter’s comfort de-
pends upon getting the right underwear in your size. You
can get it here, 50c to $3 a garment.
TWO STORES:
14 So. Main St.,
Masonic Building.
So. N orwalk.
Norwalk.
Now is the Time to Buy Old Oats
'l‘o thoac who have not purcnnacd, we say, SEND THAT ORDER ’
TO US. We promise you prompt delivery, careful attention. courteoul
treatment, bout grain, complete eatlefactlon. We take It for granted
you WANT to buy (i001) oats. We never buy a lower grade than we
are willing to food to our own horses—and we think I great deal of
.tbem.
Ouellt)‘ FIret, Lent and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Bonnie Chick Food
Bonnie ilorao V‘eod
Bonnio Dairy F011!
iiontiio l‘uttltry lv‘octi
lionnlt» Rt run-hing r‘wwi
Hallowe’en Novelties
Crepe, Paper, Paper Napkins,
William P. Beers’
SOUTH NORWALK
in IS in SBA iii. a. lit.
Rutxuway Long cranium: qt.; Hard Crabs, 30c dam Weakflth. 10.25 Blue-
lnuh. 16c: Salmon. whole tieh, 14:; lb.: Butter. Flat. Bonetu. Cod.
Hake. Eell, Smelt. Oysters, Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
® Extra Special ®
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
ARI) FANCY PATENT FLOUR. 24 1-2 lb. bag. - - 85c
Atitl’ FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel. - - — - $6.75
This Flour is Guaranteed to be the Best on the Market.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHlNOTON BIZ. SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. .0. 909. FRI! DELlVIRY.
,_...... ) . ‘le r M
A Range Sold on an Absolute awake.
to Save 00% of Fuel Expense.
The CONTROL Range etivctn t!.i1 remarkable Ilt‘lil .
rincipleoi countructlon that nuttn it ttlvlgiiiie it a new tire
ofront not title tituliii. Nr ii Minimal larnozttlt the
drnltlscnmmllcd by a tim‘lf'i! iliit reptilian the
you could regulate your "Mall. The
Control Range
,{ m . uf'l pay look to can in one your and
. ‘ u-nlmuo rating not money ut'h
year Villa in tilt. The ,
Control Range both: coke,
coal or wood. Give! a
hot fire In ten minutes.
" Gunmetal I! held it with
out nflreiflififirm lean.
held “He‘s; study, «on 1““ng
, by. and]. I!
and :3 puennmfltlfl, lt mi
lave per cent; ”It
lull with coke, or 01 m eon.
with coal. Te mural-lute
we are williugtolum try the
Control the”, for trinity day-
The
tlyetem.
oven. and the
tire to certiinly u
‘l
N , . ,
m “it". In
. to North Mainly,
WWW!» “
-TIWPNES a notations comm
. var. which were the leaders of yester-
. canoe, rockcrn. otc., of lilo highcsl and
wt...
tutti
WALL‘STREET; 10:10 ‘a. nix—The
opening stock market showed a good
deal or irregularity. sharp gutnu in
Ipcclaltlea being mingled with small
declines in the active trading stocks.
WALD STREET. 11 a. in.-~Althouxll
there were sharp advancea in the
handful of specialties the general
Union Pacific and Amalgamated Coir
day’s advances, were forced a point
under last night, and all of the other
re reach-tullvc BiOCiil-i were also de-
pr sued.
WALL STREET, ClOnIng.-~The mar—
ket cloned Irregular and all. Stocks
moved rather feverishly. 'i‘hc utrength
0.! apeciultloa left the tint unrespon-
a re.
FELL FROM AN APPLE TREE.
(Icorge Wright, of 51 Falrfield aven-
ue, suffered a uerlous Injury thin morn-
ing whilo gathering apples on his
place. Mr. Wright climbed a tree to
shake down the trait and prior; the
operation he tell to the gr unit, He
was rendered unconsciouu for a time
and {or a conuidcnrnbly longer time
was not ablo to couuu'chend fully what
had transpired. Dr. Francis 1. liuruell
was called to utlontl him and fottnd
that he wan very uevoroly bruised. al-
though the first exmniuatiou failed to
show any broken bones.
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DRAW TO BE CLOSED.
The railroad draw bridge will be
closed the greater part or tomorrow.
This will be accessory in order tomuke
repairs to tho cuglne which turns the
structure. it in linurod that it will be
necessary to hoop, the bridge closed
iron) 9 a. in. to 7 p. m.
Whitney Furniture"
“w... ,
\
\r 99
V
In tho nowoat ticslgns and host makes
in llv-l‘c availing your selection. Con-
atruco-d of tho hat-dost and tlncat
Mauls. too, and richly ornumchlcd,
Library tables and chilli‘fi, tlceka. lmol-r
most durable grudo and most artistic
(It‘nimi. We Rliotliti appreciate a call
of curiosity-«It in almost sure to make
you a linycr.
"it i. J. lilillllil‘i Still ill].
134-136 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
RETAIL
MEN’S
CLOTHING
SALESMEN
izixccptiouul opportunity odor-
cd to ambitious uuiomuun. with
pond following. to Mart In Inn-t-
ncus for hlnint-lt'. lv‘or particu-
lars apply to
H. A. L.. care LORD a THOMAS
250 Fifth Ave.. New York City
All cominunlontlone atrlctly con-
... moms...
LADIES’
Footwear
GUN METAL, CLOTH TOP, BUTTON.
FANCY TIP
$8.00 and $4.00
PATENT COLT. CLOTH TOP. BUT.
TON
$8.50
NATURI IHAPI
Shoes for Children
81.20 to 32.00
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Wear Shoes That Fit
it! WAOHINOTON OTRIIT.
man: earth.
liorace E. Bandit Son:
40 WALL IT.. NORWALK.
Real Estate and
harm
We have «veg-l Mile! ”mine
In mm predation mm but
u an.» ‘7
course of the market was downward. .
Ever Shown
Fancy Mixtures, New Grays
buying.
To keep out the cold winds.......
98 Washington St.
Pric’s Clothing. 3.0,.
92 Washington Street, South Norwalkiy
Price’s Clothing Store I
TELEPHONE 165-5
.‘g .
The cold and, or the past two days has sold for us a number of Men‘tt L
Overcoate. Righthere we wish to advise that our ‘_
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Are the Snappieét and Bert Fancy Coats,
w tr
in the City
and Herringbone, with the new
combinatioa collar, military and overcoat. Give these a look before,
Full Line of Underwear
.500 to $1.50
”$2 ..... ...........
South Norwalk -
3 cane Tomatoes ................ 25a
3 cane Corn ..................... 250
3 cans Peas . .I ............ . ...... 25c
3 cans Pumpkin ................. 25c
3 cans Karo Syrup .............. 25c;
irUNI'l‘ED
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
We Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
YOU WAIT.
Come in and have your broken
leuueu duplicated. no matter
where they were made.
We have all of Mr. Hoyt‘l Pre-
Icrlptions. ‘
once hours, 8 a. m. till 11:30
a. 111.; 13:46 until a p. In. lion-
dey and Saturday evening: un-
til 9 p. In. I act
. . m
Fenwrck Optical Company
luceeuere to
HOMER I. HOYT.
Roome 7-3 United Bank Building
07 WASHINGTON 8T»
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TEL. 303-2.
eveav” Lon'e goalie build“.
a n
IliOuIti be equipped with e dainty
unow white, one piece "Standard" Por-
cciain Enameled Mrntory.
Have you over etoppod to consider
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your drenuluu chamber, bleep-
iug apartment or flrltt floor toilet
room? in: presence would adorn you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quoteI you prices. Our
Dlulnllt‘i‘l! are utrictly competent me
cheater, bonnet and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WIIT .TO.
CityNationalBank
eouru acumen. coon.
reanacre A current. Ilimono
lumen
Capital Ourplue and protu-
"001000.“ ’1 17am”
on- Donnell luau. 00 and 08 per year.
IDWIN H. NA‘I'NIWOON. fine.
JOHN H. RNA”. let Vin-Free.
MIDIRIOK N. ROWAN. Ind Vite
WILI’IIID IODWILL, cum»
nineteen
:“H. ”W Money
it it
«out it. In
termini with with!» not.
Specials, for
Celery. Tomatoes, Sweet. Potatoes, 'l‘urnips, Squash.
Tokay Grapes and Oranges.
GROCERY CO. 5—
noun, “dungeon
the Week
6 cans Sardines ............ ”H.220
3bottles Ammonia............... o
2 cans Peaches ............. ....250
3 cans Campbell's Soup ........... 25°
3 bottles Ketchup ................ 25c
Quinces. Pcars, Citron
PHONE :43...
CITY __..._
Assessors’ Notice"
We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and-.noraor" .
liable to pay taxes In the Cityvol'm
South Nor-walk. that they are required
by law to deliver to the unassumtor
oither of them, on or before. the let
day of November, 1909. a written or
printed list, dated. alerted and sworn
to, or all the import owned by them
on the lit-It day of tober. 1000. 11:»
his to taxation. making a description
or all the real estate. each parcel be-
ing separately deecribed.
N. B.-Liete may be returned to the
assessors. at the Council Room. Hav-
iland street, South Norwalk, from and
including October 18, 1909. to and in-
cluding November I. 1909, said once
to be open from 10:00 to 12:00 olclock‘
a. m., and from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock
p. m.; on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00
o'clock in the evening, and Monday}
November 1, 1909, from 7:00 to 9:00
p. m.
Dutcd at the City of South Nor-walk,
Conn, October 9. 1909.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES,
ll. WILLIAM iiARU‘ORD.
Alumna
1:.
09-22
0' ‘ TOWN
Assessore: Notice
We. the undorulxnoti. hereby give,
notice ttnull peruona and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the Town of
Norwalit. that they are required by low
to deliver to the aucuore. or either
or them, on or before the
Ftret Day of November. 1000
a written or printed tilt. dated, lined
and worn to. or all property owned by
them ("i the drill day of October. 1000.
liable to taxation.
N. it wthan may be returned to the
Assoowru. at the Aenemn' once.
Town Hall building, Norwelk. and u
the City (launch rooms. South Nor-
wulk, from and including October 10th.
ratio, to and tncludlnrt‘tovember ht.
Willi. Mild olllcce to be opened mm 10
to 12 o'clock a. at. and train I to h
o‘clock p. in. all den of the week
thunder: excepted). and on detriment ,
and on Noyemher nu. 1009. from 1 mo’
til it o'clock in the eventing. ’,
All poreona will he required to give ,
Itreet and number or their property.
and size of lot house stands on.
i»
Dated at Not-walk. Conn. October, ’
a, 1m. ..
WILLIAM o. onocxnrr, «
occur; w. RAYMOND.
phonon w. rrrcn.
oil 9 i2 1010232080 manure
.,... “NM...” .
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Evening School Notice
fichoolaélfi N
The Nut-well: Breath
Open on muddy evedl ’
at the High School
glue. 7%de; I II‘ ,
on pit o ”cannon. ,.
economy. Thursday and Friday .
utilize of each week, from 7:00 to}:
A teacher will, be It the If:
building out? Huntley evening. ‘
for ”glittering those flu» in”
to attend. _ .
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