PIANO ~« GIVEN . . AWAY Get a Piano Certificate with every purchase. it will cost g you nothing. F. A. LANE " Confectionery 1 and Pastry ,. 51 Washington Street. 08A NEWS“ EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS 92-2—Newe Department 92-3—Bultneee Department 44 -Branch Office, Norwalk' 890 --Edltor'| Residence 729-5—0ity Editor's Residence WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- night and Friday. A slight disturb- ance passing over the st. Lawrence Valley is producing cloudy weather with light local showers in the east- crn portion of the Lake region and in New England. Pleasant weather pre- vails in other sections east of the Rocky Mountains. The temperature continues mild in all sections. Condl~ lions favor for this vicinity fair wea- ther and not much change in tempera- lure. ” m TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO- DAY. Highest, 60°; lowest, 29". Stephen W. Velsor, of Paterson, New Jersey, has been spending a few days at his home in South Norwulk. Frederick IE. and George L. Lock Wood, or Norwaik, went to New York yestezday and brought up a new 1910 Cadillac automobile. The Master liuilders' Association met last evening in the (.l. A. R. llnll in Wall street. Only a regular busi» ness meeting was held. ' It‘rankliu Smith, formerly of Nor- walk. but now in the wholesale hard- ware business in Oakland, Cat. was a visitor in Norwaik yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh will ecle- brntc their iii‘tlcth wedding anniver- sary tomorrow cvcnlm: in the Sons of ’i‘cmporancc llall, Gazette Building. The olficers and degree team of l'onnssns (‘ouncll held a regular meet log last night in the lodge rooms, at which time the degree tcum held a rc- hearsni. Eureka Midge, Daughters of Robck uh, Will hold a regular locating Friday cvcnlnc, and confer the degree on nev- carl candidates. Every member is re- quested to be present. The Nutmeg Club of Norwalk will hold their annual dance in llockwood'a Hall in Will street. Friday evening Nov- llllh. Spit-«let's orchestra of Bridge- port will furnish nun-tic. Lady .lcnninus Lodge, Shepherds oi' lictbciohcm. hold a regular session, last. evening in titcir rooms in Red Men's ilall, amt Initiated several can- didates into the first degree. .lolm .l. (Tablll, the Well known base ltnil player and captain of The Net‘- wniks. and Frank tiorlnun. sailed Mon- day for Savannah, Georgia. ’l‘bcy ex- pect. to rcmaiu there for the winter. "(‘nd" linttcry, Irving Iiyluuton, Ari Shannon and id. l.. iloyl. of Norwalk. otnrtcd off this morning for a day's fishing trip in Mud l’ond. a few miles above New lhtunnu. The trip was made in Mr. Iloyt's automobile and the party cxpcclu to brim; home about all file fish in tile lake. McKinley (troop. No. a. United Span- lbll War Veterans. will hold a meet- lug illln owning at ll, A. It. Hall in Washington street, and take action on an invitation from the Hartford camp to tllli‘llt'lpliit' with them in thc ticdt cation of the ncw utalc armory and ac ucual at linrtlord on November Will. The Mcn'a tlluit of i-lttlnt. l'nul‘s f‘hnrch, will numt at the licrkclcy ntrccl cllnpci rooms this evening al a o'clock. 'l‘bc nddrona ol‘ the evening will be made by llr. (lnrl Axcl liar- slronl, who take» for hip nultlcct. “'l‘hr- l.l‘lit‘l‘l~l of a Roman." A cordial invita- lion in I'ltlt'lllll‘ti to the men 0 title par l~li to bl- preltclli. liccti ll. Iiavilnml unllcd lbln alter mt u from New York (lily for Havnn nah, lit‘fli"'.l:i, and will go hence across the slain ol’ (:corula via the itcntrttl italicny of Iicornln to Birmingham. Al- ubnlnn, The trip will will be on bunt- lwrs and will consume only about a truck. Mr. liavllnnd, however. hopes to illnp in Atlanta for a few hours and at om- or two other points for a short visit. " CHOCOLATES 250 Stillson-l’owell Corporation, mimetifimnlm Open walleye Icuth Harwell: z “ Tornado Incurance TAYLOR & GOLDEN. . TIL. me. Jaws-him» acme. about Not-walk. . cher, Merrall‘dr Condit's ‘ Week-End Candies 29c Launch Works Boat Frames set up and ready to , plank. All kinds of repair work. Launchee of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. OysterShell PolnhNorwalk Norwaik 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. DOWNEB, Prep. . 9 Oourtland Place. MBA“. J Hand & Company illflililflll ENGINEERS illil BilNiiillllliRS JOBBING AND REPAIRING Hoyt‘s Theatre Building, South Nor- walk, Conn. Phone 423 "Mt-affinities u." 'tintt~lir'd;“?tr' west street, has returned from an attack of grip. Cockeno liaymakera will hold a run Iular meeting this evening in the buy all. LcGrand Jackson, of Elm street. has returned from a visit in New York city. Fl‘ank l’nrkclon is quitc ill at his home, 17 Union street. with heart trouble. (‘cntral Labor I‘niou will hold a meeting this evening at the incenm in Washington strcct. Mrs, John liorst, of Spring street. has gone to New York city to umke a visit of a few days. 'l'he Edward Motley (‘o., of New flu» veu. are advertising for dry goods salesmen, ushers, ctc. ltcad advs. in today's issue. Norwalk Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles. held a regular meeting last cvonlng. and discussed routine busi- ness. The committee on the benefit to be given in Music linll reported that all arrangements had been made. M.”- ii The service this cveniuu ut the Viral lilulrch in Norwalk is preparatory to the communion service of Sunday next. The young people‘s meeting will bc omitted. as is usual on preparatory cvcniuua, and the prayer service will begin at it o'clock. 'l‘hc paulor \vili glvc a brief address of a devotional nature. . At the monthly mcciluu of i’uluam lloac t‘ompany Monday night the pres ent. board of cnulnccrs, (llilcf lluroltt l". t‘lark, l-llbirl \‘l‘, (‘lnrk and t‘bcstcr l<‘. Hark, wort- endorsed for rccicc- lion. 'l'bc Fire Police will lltiitl a monthly meeting this evening and (lid Well Hook and Laddcr l‘ornpnny next Tuesday evening. The animal iucctinu of the dcpnrimcnt will be bcld on the first l-‘rlday night in December. ...__.._._.___ 'I‘ltc it‘ali liivcr and the llocd Quar- tctlcs will aim: Sunday evening at the ltpcclnl service at the Klnttlll Slrccl A. M, it}. t‘iturch. 'l‘ltc pastor. llcv. llr, lilttubs. will preach in iii'ltlgcport. Sun day afternoon at It o'clock, til the nu lflll tplartcrlv lil‘l'llt't‘ at the ltellici A. M. H. t‘llurch. Illa vcaicd cltolr will also ainn. Quito a delegation from The Nttrtvuika in cxpccwd to attend. The pastor will return in time to preach at his church at it p. III. All are lnvttctl. “a”-.. . Mm.-. . .....-.... Your interest and oura nro identical. We realize that out Nllt‘t't‘llti dcpcutlu lurtzclv on tho M'f‘l'lcc rundcrcd titll' |liliiililH. 'l‘o llllM call up bro coulppcd to handlc all business pertaining to a modern 'i‘ruat (Tout- puny. So. Norwalk Trust Co. Mcrcbnote' Accounfl lovued -. Fishing'i‘ackieand- Poles FOR BMELT AND BLAOKF‘IIH FOOTBALL GOODS At COLEMAN’S NEW! ITORI 10 North Main Ct. lentil Nomi A former ill .m...mmfti.mt., Our success in pleasing marvelous. It has made us coats we have gathered for fitting for young’ men. Suits from $10 to $30. :4 So. Main St., So. Norwalk. YOUNG M“ Get Their Kind of Clothes for young men’s clothes. You will find as living up to our reputation when you see the beautiful Suite and Over- snap, the fit, the bright patterns—they're all peculiarly Suits in colors and weaves you won't find duplicated; strikingly beautiful stripes and self-stripe weaves—never have handsomcr suits beeneecn in. town. Overcoats in regulation and military models. rich fancy weaves and stripes in melting tones; dark and light greys: distinctive herringbone weaves, and the old reli- able Oxfords and black. $10 to $30. But we also show a splendid ran c of suits and over- coats for quiet dressers, priced from 10 up. And Winter hats and furnishings. TWO STORES: ____...'__.._._.........._._..__....__.‘.w_...__. .. ”i.- L... .m_.__._ -.__..,_..__ m». young men has always been headquarters in this section ‘ this season. The style, the Masonic Building. . Norwalk. * you WANT to buy GOOD oats. We them. Proprietor Bonnie Chick Feed l . Bonnie Home Food Bonnie Dairy Feed Bonnie l‘oultry lt‘eod Bonnie Scratching Feed 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. are willing to feed to our own horses—and we think a Quality First. Last and All the Time. m We take it for granted never buy a lower grade than we great deal of ‘i‘ MANUEL TORO HATCH. 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. no... Is thé'Time to Renew ' Your Subscriptions WE DUPLICATE ANY OFFER William P. Beers BOOK AND STATlNERY STORES. I SOUTH MAlN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. fish, 6 to 8 lbs., 12c 'i‘lilill’liONE 108. llillll a on sun ..\\'.’\i.l. ti'l‘lil'iltl'l', ltl:ltl it ill in. I utitluic of gains and lithium about. he the opening prlccn of utocltt utmlc lilt‘ most prominent ntoclw Ithcr optic l‘tt uuttta were found titlllutwl tumor ir- s-m-a. i.nclcdc tlutt ronc l and l'olora do it‘uci and N. Y. Chicano and hit Lillliit q, Ul'ltl'l‘ili l-iclm‘trlc tlctlittctl in. and lit’lttllllk, iiullimorc and tibia, illlll Aluttlnauullml(Joppcr iui‘at- irnc lions. WAN. H'i'., ii if. ilicw'i‘lw mark i‘l in 'litli" weak when Union Pacific. N. ‘t‘. t‘culrnl ulttl ll. t4. Hicl‘l declined sharply. 'I‘bc tonnes in the npcciaillca note not an a rule important. and when the copper aloeku rose a point. Aotrulrun Hatching noln nearly an tum-h nbovo youtorduy'a clonluu. l’rl rcn failed to hold, and the market ran off again. New York Central wan for cell down 1M. llnion Pacific. 1. and Italic Eric and Western 4%. l'ltlaburn (loot phi. route .114. Western Maryland lit. and American Agricultural Client lcal i. WAill. B'i‘lmli't‘, ntton.~lttiitotl Slates t-ltocl watt carried l over last night on large operations and advances were made by a miscellaneous lot or upmlinltlca. The general ital. hardened but slightly. and then eased oft amtin. Lackawanua rune iii. In ernnlloual Harvester 4 till, Attiorlt‘an grlculturo Chemical 2, American Stunning f 3-8 and tits-curl Pacific. National bend. United titties vibe. Blues Sheffield Escallops, 3’0oOt. Rockaway Long Clams, 35c Qt. W cnkiish, 10c; Flatiish, 10c; Salmon, whole for 25c, not dressed; 8c lb., dressed. Cod, Butter, Eels, Bonete Mackerel. Native Bass. Oysters, Long and Round Clams. Culbill’s Bridge Fish Market. Steel and Bethlehem steel about u ! lb. Whiting, 4 lbs. FREE DELIVERY. ptllilt. l-tric. Ncw Haven and Hi. laulla Sun li‘t’aucinco pm, tiocllncd l. and Lotto l‘lrlu & \‘t‘cstci‘it pltl. :3 It. llolida u'cic nit‘llti)‘. ,2 \\’.\l.l. S'l‘lllfli'i'. l p. lil.«~«'l‘hcl‘fl can more activity in that railroad new mm, with nulllo atrcuutb in the south- vn :tt-rn group. A few inactive aper- lttlllcn continued to munitc Raina. Milt- aourl l‘ncilic improved lily. Rock Is- inud pfd. Ill. and American can pfd. i. ituillntorc and Ohio. llrcnt Northern tlrt- l‘tftt. and Antcrltnn Hide and lot’ltlltf‘r pwd. wore tli‘lllt'l'ith a ritual. UNKNOWN MAN KILLED. *— aectlon Geog at hugctuck Find. Ro- maine Strewn Along Track. \Vlllfl'l‘l'tllt'l‘. Nov. 4» Hbortly before “i o'clock yesterday morning the sec- tiltil pang while procccdtnn to work near the west. bound depot nt Burma: tuck, discovered the remains of a man. evidently a trump. tat-own along the track for a distance of on feet. Recon- nltlon was beyond miscibility for with the exception of a section of one leg with foot attached. the body had been ground to a pulp. , The man had (Willelilly been struck by a train just west of the railroad bridge. during the early hours of the morning. There was nothing found that could help to establish his idea my. except that he was trample; we: conclusively shown from the [tint that near portions of a tattered cent was found a email pocket mirror. a comb and a bit of soap. Medical Examiner Powers viewed the remains. and grant» torridln Potter's Field. “if! Little IO, ed a permit for burial. They were in. '.a' ”La-‘3 ‘ .i, Know New to Make a em and eerie Ileana. It was the day after a strenuous Fourth of July and month was reetln' ,, in her room next the sewing-room. where Dough“. four. and Madeleine, three. were playful. , The unusual excitement of the day before seemed to have warn on Made- loine’a nerves also, for suddenly a piercing abrinkfcernc to mama's ears. followed by aftuat of laughter from her little can. , When this was re« peated several times, mama rose wearily to investigate. and. stepping , to the door. she saw itiadeiatne. face ~ down on the bed. Then Douglas cau- tiously approached Madeleine, and leaning toward her touched her with his forefinger. The shriek that tab lowed with the ficuriehpf arms and lose made him double up and roll over on the floor in a perfect gale of mar- riment. "Why, Douglas!" mama exclaimed. “what are you doing to your little sister?" "0h," he said. “l'm not hurting her at all, mama. l'm playing my little Iteter ie a firecracker and I'm Just letting her off.” An Exaggerated Description. Mrs. Jack Gardner of Boston be! taken up the Audubon Society's war against the Merry Widow hat. "This hat in the worst omnivorous creation that the millinern have yet given us." she said at a recent din- ner. . “The number of things required to trim the hat is frightening. its up petite. in fact. reminds me of a po- lice court episode. "A detective was testifying in the case of a woman shoplifter whom he had arrested in her bedroom. "‘And. your Honor.’ he‘suld, ‘when I told her the charge. she turned her back to me and swallowed a purse. six units of silk underwaar, a silver candlestick. a chafing dish antiw' "'Rubbishl Are you crazy?" the Magistrate interrupted. " 'Excuee me. What i mean to say, your Honor.‘ explained the detective. ‘is that she swallowed the pawntick- etef" in Rome. The ingredients of a Roman hello day look pretty coarse to use. Their sports, for instance. If Commotion and Nero and other leaders of thought in those days had been really up to the psychology of thrills. they Would have formed their lions and their gladiators into elevonu, and thus set them against each other to some pur- pose. Likewise their feasts. How could these be better than relatively plain. with the medical practionere so nioagcrly Instructed in the art of sev- inx people from the consequences of eenntiai Indulgence? AN lMPEDIMENT. «- ... 1'5 wk- 3%" Jenkr—l wouldn't wear ear-laps if i were youmtbey're no good. liinknt How's that? Jonah—Well. last year, when I had a pair on a fellow united me to have a cigar and i didn't hear him. Koppel!) it had been a drink b'e offered me. i alutdder. Juvenile Art. Teacher «Why. Willie, you drawing? Willie . I‘m drawing a picture of God. Teacher um. Willie. you mustn't what are do that; nobody known how tlod lookn. \Viliio Well. they will when i not this done. Hie Weak spot. “ilo poor lltll‘a none, has he? flow did the die.” "Three tone of cement foil on bill i‘hf‘Hl.“ "i'oor follow? there." lie was always worth A Poor Remedy. “i notice a man who had a cold in hit: bond has committed suicide." "Poor fellow! Now what fool frlrud cotdd have advised him to try flint remedy?" New Homeopathy. Minn House lrluntcl'wl'm afraid thll apartment in noisy. .lonilor~~ch. mum. it in: but at your time of life yer likely to set dent any minute en’ not notice it. Proved. "Your son is a philosophical Itut dent. I heart" "You. i batters he in. i can’t under» stand what he‘s talking about." W... _.....t.a.m._m Iimple. Ratchet-wildly do women atone for each .mwnef M can an. truism-mm Fancy Mixtures. New Grays buying. To keep out the cold winds. 98 Washington St. Price’s Clothing Sit in 92‘ Washington Street, South“ N'orw The cold snap of the past two days has sold for us a number of Me Overcoate. Right here we ,wish to advise that our OVERCOA FOR MEN AND. 'BOYS' , " Are .the Snappiest and Beét Fancy Coats Ever Shown in the‘ City combination collar, military and overcoat. Give these a look before Full Line of Underwear .......................so« to $1.5“ Price’s Clothing Store TELEPHONE 165-5 .ll .l‘ and Herringbone, with the nowl}, South Norwalk‘f‘ . —... unit an lita‘iliiii us can (Continued from First Page.) Governor Willson is disinclined to send troops. The Lexington company, under Capt. .l. R. Same, is today at Jackson, to maintain order until the present ses- sion of the Grand Jury adjourns on Saturday. Last night's freedom from shooting and disorder at Jackson is at- tributed to Sheriff Crawford, who used his influence to restrain the mountain- ecrs. Trying to Prevent Lynchinge. (lASSAWAY, W. Va.. Nov. 4.—~Ever_v precaution la being taken today to pre vent the lynching of two cosmos and- cr arrest here In connection with the fiendish attack made yesterday on Mrs. Albert Imithold, a white woman, by tlttce negroes. one of whom was run down last evening by an infuriated crowd and riddled with shot. Word front the Lockhold home at Exchange, near here, is to the effect that Mrs. lanckhold will recover. Al- though it has not been definitely decid- ed whether the. two degrees in custody were implicated in the assault, the res lllcllfs of this part of West Virginia are greatly excited. lltlring the night the jail was heavily guarded and today twelve deputies, armed with Winchest- crs, are on duty inside the prison. One of the prisoners protect: his in- nocence. He is John Robinson, of El- ktnn, w. Va. The other one is sullen and refuses to talk. District Attorney C. C. Hines will come here from El- klns today to questiOn the neurons. The assault on Mrs. Lockhold was most brutal. After breaking into the house, the three ncuroes tied the bus- band hand and foot, and before his twee iIl~treatcd his wife. Soon after the hem-ties departed lnckhold freed himself and summoned aid among the farmers. One of the men. Charles Lewis, was traced to a small store in the vicinity of the llockbold home and shot dead as he reached in dis pocket for a weapon. Several hours later the man now under arrest wcro captured. FOOD ENOUGH FOR ALL NOW. Prospect for a Great Increase in the Production of Wheat. WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.~-Some day the steady increase of population in the United States to bound to overtnx the ability of the farmer to provide for its nuatcnnnce; but that day is very remote, nccordinx to 8ecrctary Wilson of the Agricultural Depart- ment. Nor will it be necessary in the immediate future to import grain for broad, uotwtthulnndlux the dolet‘ui pre- dictions of some publicists. Every- thing depends upon the dlepotduon of the American farmer to make the nuntt of the resources of hilt land. and to improve hill nu-thoda of agriculture in accordance with the anode of the people. The secretary is optimistic. Just now, and he pointed to the figures of the crop production within his reachmhow‘ in; that the value of the American farmer‘s output for one single your up predated the enormous total of seven and it quarter billion dollars. That. was for the calendar your time but the secretary was confident that having In mind the higher prince of the pres- ont, the total for this your wood cert lainiy be no large or norm large. The prospect for a great net-ease in the pmductton.ot wheat in excellent. in the opinion at secretary Wilson. MN. DAVIE IUHPIIOID. Albert Davis, of Western-t avenue. was given a pleasant surmise feet evening at but home. Yesterday was in: fiftytnuah birthday anniversary. and a party of about thirty of his friends dropped in to help him ccle brute the tacos-ion. Mr. Devil was greatly pleased and responded to the congratulation- of his Maude in a tilting manner. end at the and of the evening liultt refreshments were served. w .... .1 . .__.... SEARCH FOR vcrsan's new; —_— Austria'e Aruba-endure Trying to 80- cure Trace of Mining Man. \DENVER, 0010., Nov. 4.-—-Was Louis von Vetsera. otherwise known as Frank Wykoif. who now lies in a. path " per‘s grave in Riverside Cemetery here, really the Baron llouls von Vet- sera, is a question that the Austrian embassy ls endeavorlng to clear up through the local consul, George van Griviclc. - Baron vou Vetsera was the brother of Countess Marie Vetsera, whose body lying lying alongside that of Crown Prince Rndolp of Austria in the later's hunting lodge at. Meyerllug, Austria, twenty years ago. revealed a tragedy that has since remained ,a mystery. investigation was bound]:- on telegraphic orders from Washing- ton and grow out of a telegram from San Francisco from an unkno n source requesting funds to bury Lou's Vetscra, who had died in that city Oct. 30. Consul Grivieic was instructed’to. seek the aid of Mayor Spear if access . sary to locate the body of Vetem. ‘, . Although according to ther‘c‘o is the custom of re . Austrian Government in this denim! to keep track of all deaths of country- men. the fact that the nuisance-of the mayor was to be sought indicated , that the Austrian Ambassador was more than ordinarily interested in identifying the Veteera suppoebd to buvepilbd here. ._.._...._____.__.__._. . .0 ‘ ‘2‘ ,‘ HAND iN HAND. “’7” ' (Everybody's.) ""‘" ' ‘ 0n the other side of the continent. in the Province of Quebec, lives a med- ical missionary, known among the rough habitants and lumber Jacks whom he tends as “old Doctor Spelt." This is the title of respect. which he mes by from La Prairie to the falls of Chaudlere. Down the dim forest read one night. rattled the hooded if; of the old preacher-practitioner, bound on a hurry call, for at some lonely cabin in the big woods a new eonlwee nitmtt to see the light. Suddenly his horse shied, then halted, hulverilil, AI a shadowy figure leaped from the» latches by the roadside and a shadowy. hand grasped the bit. "Haiti Heads, up!" come the curt‘commlnd. “Hand! up and be quick about it!" Three masked figures, sinister. menacing. ranged themselves halide the ;.' three revolver barrels covered 0 . startled doctor. "Come new, head over; your money or. it‘ll be the worn for you." ordered one of the highwumen, and flushed a buli'weye in the ply, aiciun‘a face. , "Why, boys, we've made a miltokc.“ ho exclaimed "it’e old Dr. Spur. Doctor. we surely hill-f your pardon. . You see." he continued. apologeticelly. "we were looking for the plymmr ’ of the mines. but we couldn't eee who , u was in the dark. not you can't he: " on by this and. for the river brill. ' has been w bed away: you wiltltevc to go by the lower road a if omit you the way." The bandit called Jacques removed his mettle eh . , facedly and climbed in beside the data tor. his two companions raining theft » hau- in respectful aelutetiou u the : turned down it path into the hurt a the forest. The river was maniac tlfitltll' the impetus of the spring . etc. but the outlaw eluded the vehicle" across the tronoheroue ford in “My ‘ “'lloetor." he said heelttitiuly, u slightest, "if you don’t obleet N the proud to shake your hand. If We ~ were more of your sort. in theifllltt woodl. there‘ti be ten of cure." * ENTIRI PLIA OF 0401‘ OWL NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-~A piece! [ guilty was entered today by ‘ (lions, general manager of the, . American steamship company was Indicted some time I”; learnt acceptance of rebates on: . freightehipments from the and other railroads. . There are tun-twat mate in Indictments against (upon neon? United States District Attorney out today. ‘ , , no the talle'youvihtlh ‘ . 5' abidesbydtiiitvtmw aentativel of the . at. the ford. Jacques here, w ll em ‘ V -
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