on sauna they a... it he
brine a no: of our delicious
Hons-“IMAM
canons
F. A. Lane
51 waaumoron eraser.
"transaction.
in on
tires are turned,
when .‘ your. on till
insist. to look to your rm insurance.“ V“ '
Every day you read of tires caused by
overheated furnace or stove. .
. Fire insurance In so assemble you
can‘t affordto be withoutit.
Telephone no at once. don’t wait. or
drop ua'o card and we will bind you
immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor ‘8: Golden,“
. Tni. 155-2
74 Warblngton at. South Norwalk. Ct.
Pale People, Attention!
Our _
Ruddy Cheeks *
You need .tho heel: iron Tonic to give
'you Rich. Red Blood.
F. H. BAXTER. Druaaiat
neriw :
EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE pl
CALLS
Death-New- Department
02-3-Bueinon Department
Mil—Branch Office. Norwaik
890 ~Editor'a Residence
Tau-City Editor’vfloaidenoe
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: incroas
ing cloudiness. fo lowed by snow Into
tonight and Satur ay; increasing cast
to northeast winds. Considerable
cloudy weather prevails east of the
Mississippi river. with light rain or
snow in the lake region and light rain
on the South Atlantic coast. There is
no well~deiined storm area. ’hut a
slight disturbance is natural in
Georgia. Pleasant weather prevails hr-
twecn the Mississippi river and the
Rocky Mountains. The temperature
continues mild in all sections.
WEATHER A .VEAR AGO.
'i‘omperaturc: how, 27; high. 30,
t‘irar. I
..___.._........._.__.
inst 2 days Golden iiarvost days at
C. .i. Mintz & Co. See adv. on Page
6.
William F, Lyle is very sick at tho
homo of his father, till North Main
street. 1
ldx'Burrzoss William MrMullon in
quite ill at. his home in Franklin ave-
nue, Norwnilr. l
“Dine liats, little liats. O‘iiricn. I
Mrs. Robert Richardson. ‘oi' Ridge
iioid is spending a week with friends
In Norwulk.
Miss (“arr-to iii, Stevens. of Norwalk.
was the guost of nor aunt. Airs. Floyd
llouton, in ltidgciioid, ovcr Sunday.
At the Lighthouse Mission .tonight
Itov. ii. ll. Carpenter will preach and
n ohm-us will sing. All nro invited to
attend.
--—t.‘.hopped liner, 120.. iiuitery'ii.
The annual meeting of the Christian
industrial League will be held tilts ov-
rating at the South Norwaik Methodist
church.
. Arthur Reilly and Harry iinderhiii.
ot' Winnipaulr. shot a “coml” last night
in tho woods of Weston that tipped the
scales at lvronly pounds.
iioujnmin noorum and family mov-
I'd from tho corner of Burritt and
Woodward nvouno. to tho lowrr end of
the latter thorought‘uro.
---Snmll Prosh Hams. llo lh.; loin of
Pink to roast. Ho, III. Iinyos' Mk1.
(h‘witonoo Tribe of lied Illl‘ll will
rohoarso tho adoption dogroo at their
meeting this owning in preparation
for the work of next Work.
A business meeting of the. South
Norwaik Baptist church was hold inst
t-voniug, and was adjourned to Sun-
day morniugwhon sovornl important.
muttors of business will lw oonsidorod.
A. l". licrknlnnn & (‘o. hnvo no uso
for high prit'on and If you will look up
thoir ndv. on page 5, you will find they
mako good lhrir boast. llutlor at a
very low prior is one of tho many ar-
lirion advortisod.
lloys' Caps. iioys' (hum.
In the rmuoiutranoo race against
l-‘rauris Francisco and holds (‘npcllo.
of Now i‘nnnnn, who woro iIi‘ilIi'fI ro-
nowal of license in that piaro, i'romu
outing Attorney Lou Davin npponrori
for tho rrmonnlrnntn.
'i‘u-o munch Worn plnyod last night in
the pool lournnmont of tho rlouth Nor.
walk I-‘lro Poilco. Edward lirynui, ititl.
dofcnlod Prod Williams. 90. by the
score of ‘1th to 43, and (Earl iicttlngor.
lill'l. ilrfoutod Kirk l‘urlrcr, 100. by tho
acoro of Hill to 7h.
The many friends of Major tinoruo
iii. iiolmou, woro plouued to son. him
about the ntrootu df Norwnlk this
morning. Mr. l ollncn, tIl'HliIIt‘ his
yearn, in attic to u like off airlines“ in
n rmnnrhahly short little, as his rooont
illness has amply Improved.
, Extra entertainment in 'I‘own
'i‘onrhnra' lilntrrlninmnnl Course. roud‘
inn iiy Miss .lnno Lewis, at South Nor
walk llnptint tlilurch, Monday. Jun. iii.
rlpmual single admission 2m.
President S. D. Kooior of the Hindu.
livid iintiiness Men's Association, has
iii-on nppoinlod a member of a com-
millr from tho state association to
moot and confer with tho Norwnlk
Morrhunte' Association to our if they
will not. join the slate anuoolniion.
timlri Narruk. Foresters of America,
hold its regular meeting last night,
when reports of the hall recently held
at tho armory avnrn received. Returns
from all three tickets are not yet in.
so that thr- rosnlt of the hell can not
he told accurately as yet. Otherwise.
only Khulna positions was transacted.
"'1
O'Iii‘lun.
IEOT
Saturday Chocolates,
‘ rum. Ll. not
25c ’
ANDERSON’S‘
Launch Works
Imat Frames not up and ready to
aAll .klnds of repair work.
Launches of all also: built to order
by competent workmen. ~
OysterShehPolntNorwalk
A. J. Hand 81 Company
ElEIiIRIIIl ENGINEERS III
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS
JOBBING A‘Np REPAIRING
Hoyt'o Theatre Building, South Non
walk. Conn. Phone 423
David W. Raymond
:Funerai Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norwaik.
Residence. 6 Washington street.
Telephone at office. 836%.
Telephone at house, 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1840
Deposits over $3,775 .000
George M. Holmes. Prelt.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vlce-Prsat.
Fred'k A. Elle. Secy d1 Trees.
'i‘ho South Norwnih Trust Company
has just added sumo attractive and up
to~dnto rurnltnro to its banking houso
in Washington stroot. for tho court-tr
icnoe of patrons. The public}; auction
of the roulpany‘s place of bunincsa has
been ontiroiy refitted with this new
furniture. which adds materially lo
the appenranco of the place.
——»-l.onk for the golden tickoin, last
two days. t-lou window displnys. See.
ad. page ii. t‘, .i. Minis & (To.
Antonio liodunr, n ilur ‘nriau, was
brought up to South Norwulk this
morning from ltownyton. by (‘onsiuhio
Edward .l. i.adriizun. on n ohurgo of
assault and drunkounoss. it in claim-
ed that liodnnr rmsaultod his wife. liod
nor has hoon arroatmi hoi'oro for the
some oifouso. ills trial has born not
down for 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Miss hinruurol Smith was surprised
by qniio n largo party of friends ’i‘urs
dny evening at hor homo In Sninnlor
strool, Norwnll. . linlnoa and music
woro llulnlgod in and at tho rioso oi"
tilt-.l-voniug‘a t‘uu rl'i'rt'shmontn woro
sorvod. ’I‘ho affair was in tho unturo
of n i'urowr-II roroptlon. as Miss Smith
Ionvou lit‘xl Wook for Ilnrifol'd wiloro
sho will study to ln-couw a porno.
~ anpvd llnls nt. O'llrlon‘s.
The sight of a door or a pair of thorn
In tho vicinity of Tim Norwulkn is no
longer an uncommon thine. A few
days and Camuln ll. Dickinson saw a
handsome unlmui swimming across
Scott-h ('oro. 'I‘hin nunu- animal it is
claimed, has hoop soon a ilililllll‘i' of
liuu-n hy pooplo living in tho vioiuily
of the- Cow. Whoa soon. it wan anim-
Inlnu rapidly, with lmui raisod aloft.
and pronontod n Illlt' pit'llll‘t‘.
NOW
i8 THE TIME FOR
YOU TO SAVE.
Homo young men
think it will be ouster
to saw a little later,
'I’horo in nothing in
it. If your Income ill-
crnawu no will your ox—
polices.
THE. TIME TO SAVE
I
3
NOW .
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
4% ON SAVINGS
Iron Pills Make
.‘
«.7
Punching Bags. Box-
ing Gloves. .
Roller Skates. “ice Strain“. Hock
ey Sticks an Sporting
Good: of All Kinds
At COLEMAN’S.
newt trons
ill Neath Main It.
Stilton-Powell Corporation,
n wnenlno'ron or. ‘
l
VMV
A at for A. i). Unatding’a
Inflation Opening deeds
loath Norwalit
1, Good
We are atiokterl for factag‘yvxhether in our advertising. or face
to face with you.. When we oldie prion. you can count ion ours be.
you can
..« ing‘. the lowest“ in. town for goods of equal qualityili’AM
bank on our red than: being penning-vary time. .o&: the "a.
eon why Had To’ 5 always make pond. We "M d part-one
along the above Ilnu on the following RED TAG ML: orran.
mas: BIG REDUCTIONS
On Overcoats 0n Fancy Suits
modulo ..... ..........ar.es $12.00 to ...............er.es
$15.00 to ..... ..........s1o.es 115.001.: ...............aio.as
818.00 to ...............e12.se $18.00 to ...............312.al1
325.00 to ...............aia.es $25.00 to ..........,....siaas
asooow ...............s22.as neonate ..... 322.35
'1 Pacino. Denver and Rio Grands and
littoral 1%.
M
opening stock market showed some
~ traces of the unsettlement in the senti- ,
meat ruling yesterday. Changes were '
mixed and were quite sharp in some
cases. heading ndvuncedlid. Union
Ihlaware and iludson 1, and Southern
1111mm: and Canadian Pacific terse 1'er
i one.
United Btntee' Realty 2. Amalgamated
rmppor and Bethlehem Steel 1 and
Moons and Texas pid. and Republic
“WALL STREET, ii. a. m.—-—Stocks
which were strong at the outset lost
most of their gains when profit taking
commenced. Large {buying orders then
appeared for the high priced railroad
stocks. such on Pennsylvania, New
York Central. the Hill stocks, Reading.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific.
and prices were hid up vigorously in
all directions. Aliens score or more
of the leading stocks, including U. 8.
Steel had sold a point or more abovo
yesterday's closing. the market he.
canto dull and drooping. .
WALL STREET, noon,-~’i‘he more»
if you have a boy and that boy needs any clothing. don't lose
a minute in bringing him to this sale. We can save you money.
0 U r r i W E. ii 5
TWO STORES:
14 So. Main St.
Masonic Building,
So. Norwaik.
Norwalk.
Success Ini Not Merely “Getting There"--It's
Getting There Cieaniy.
l'vo never sold one dollar's worth of grain that i would not buy
back at price sold, if proved unsatisfactoryMao it don‘t pay to offer
my trade a line of drain lhnl. will in any war arouse a question. You
can‘t buy a purer, clcanor. more evenly milled food than “iionnio”
llorao. Cattle and Poultry Food—divine (iround. i’rircs? if you pay
loss olsowhorowyou get loss. ”Mum.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
.4.
Proprietor
Bonnie Horse Food
Donnie Dairy Food
Bonnie Poultry Food .
Bonnie Stock Feed .ii
itonnic Scratching Ford
Bonnia Little Chick Feed
”mewfi n”... m
c. M
Photographs at Jackson’s Studio
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORS.
PICTURE FRAMING .
OPPOSITE HOTEL. anemone eruolo.
.. ”kwmm ,...._............ n...
Ocean Blues, 4 lbs., - - 25c ii
Herring, 4 lbs., - - 250 5’
Frosifish, 3 lbs., - .- ;,25c it
Haddock. . - - - " 10c
Flatflsh, - .. - .. 10c
Weakfish. - - - - 12c
Shad. - - - - 10c
Pike. - - - ~ 16c
Sea Escallops. - - - 50c qt.
Opened Long Clams. - - 40c qt.
Oysters. Long and Round Clams in Shell
Steak Cod. Spanish Mackerel. Smelt, Eels. Finnan Haddies. Butler—
fish. Salmon and Large Blues.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE l08. FREE DELIVERY.
In your new home use hot water or steam heat. It is cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
scorn noawamc. cons.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
...._a...!!fl.‘7.w..... .. .. -c ,. -mww..-.¢-....,
The “can & Bailey Co
MILL TEL. 40-8. YARD TIL. “Ill.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
. from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES ~-
Wlndow (lines of every description
Bush Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two silos.
"Lincoln" Asphalt. ii'abrio Rooting.
warranted.
.»
One. two and three-ply 'i‘nr Paper.
Blaten' Paper. .3;
sheathing and hutlllers' Pep".
Hair insulating antithetical“ Papers.
mu... «Mm—v. "mum-.4» .. -
. ".15... r. a... w...
9"
want of prices became uncertain. Re-
actions of a point on light dealings in
half a dozen stocks were followed by a
recovery to the top. Business was
meagre in both directions. Pullman
rose 2. iiondsworo steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~—Bear op-
nrntors sold the copper stocks-effec-
lively again. driving Amalgamated
t‘oppcr hack to near. its low point of
the morning, and forcing American
Smelling to 11/, below yesterday's
closing. The general market rounded
a fraction, became dull and then hard-
ened again.
liREV.
Clerk Harold McAlllsior, of the Non
walk postoihro, continues quite ill with
throat trouble at his home in lnion
avenue, Norwnlk.
Tho South Noi'waik freight yards
and the Wilson Point terminal were
inspected by a party of prominent oili.
aisle of the New York New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. ’i‘ucsday.
it is stated that this was an annual
tour of inspection and that the visit
has no swolai significance. 'i‘ho oiii‘
rials included General Manager Sam-
uel illusions. (ionornl Superintendent
ll. ii. Pollock, Buporlutmulont 0. ii.
Woodward, of the Shore Lino Division
and .i. O. llnilidny. inaslor of transpor»
lotion and one or two others. Tho
officials cnino here from i‘oughkoop-
sic in tho Sporiui car "400" and at
the South Norwnik freight yards Wore
WALL archer. 10:10.1. Ame-Tho “
Consolidated Gas receded 1%. .
' 1 Lot Men’s Black OveIcoats.
WERE $20.00. $22.00 AND $25.00
lLot Fancy Overcoats, - - ‘ -
w - his?
$6.89
YOUNG MEN'S SIZES, $10.00 AND 012.00 COATS
1 Lot Children’s Overcoats,
SIZES 0 TO 10, WERE ”.00 AND ”.00
' $3089
Size 34, 35 and 36 Top Coats at Half Price
Desirable Patterns and All Sizes in Suits
THAT wen: siaoo AND $20.00, NOW, $7.89 ,
All Derby and Soft Hats.
- -‘ $1.59
WERE $2.00 AND 02.50
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-5
D
‘*
Special for Saturday”
Fancy Shoulders, 12c lb.
UNITED GROCERY co.
jolnrd by Aloud Ilalph hi. l'iol’t'iti, who
accompanied them to Wilson's Point.
to be the same as ever.
so NORTH MAIN STREET
i
PHONE 143
.We Have No Use for High Prices Here
WALTER BAKER‘S BREAKFAST COCOA. per can ...............
..a.....v..lgc
BECKMANN‘S BEST BREAKFAST COCOA. per can .......................... . .c . ..2 . .184:
CAMPBELL'S CONDENSED SOUPS. 3 cans for .................................. , ...... 25c
ENOCH MORGAN‘S SAPOLIO. large cake ............................ . ......... ......
...8c
25c bottle PLAIN OR STUFFED OLIVES (new lot) .................. . ............... 22c
Extrd Special
10c can
CONDENSED MILK
MAGNOLIA. CLOVER OR ASTER BRAND
Extra Speci
10c can
Maud S Brand Flour.
Per Bag. 90c; Barrel. $6.95
This Flour makes fine Bread. Cake and Biscuit
Extra Stamps with Teas, Coffees and Many Other. Artici
Tomorrow, Saturday
George Ehret’s Extra Bottled Beer.
Monogram Rye Whiskey. Full S
Wilson or Old Crow. bot. .....
Green River or Overhoit. bot. . .
Duffy’s Malt Whiskey. bot. ..
Gordon or Old Tom Gin. bot.
Finch‘a Golden Wedding. bot.
chblein‘a Club Cocktails. bot.
Tczor Cocktails (popular) bot.
. . ........ $1.00
.......... $1.00
............ 85c
. ........... 90c
. ......... $1.00
. ......... $1.00
\ $1.00
..........
ize Bottles.
Jere: Imported Sherry, bot. ....... .. . . . . ”75¢
Regina Imported Port. bot. ..
Old Port or Sherry Wine. bot. ........... .50:
California or French Brandy. bot. . ....... $1.00
Tokay. Angelica or Catawba. bot. '
1 gallon jug California Claret . . . . . . ,
California Port or Sherry Wine. gal. ..... $1.00
0
85¢.
.. ........ . .85e.
- soc.
------- ‘o
A. F. BECKMANN 81 CO.
83 S: 85 WASHINGTON ST.
Phone Call 440.
SOUTH NORWALK...
if you want to new money on furnl~
turr. rugs, carpets. stoves. portlorn,
kitchen ware. out. call on F. A.
Mitchell during the big sale. which he
is advertising, today.
'I'Iln member» of the iiaiiau florist
Club, of this city. are planning to no
to Iii‘ldittlpot't in a body on Thursday
evening of next wook to attend a no
rial event of an ilnlinu ornanisatlon in
that city. ‘
“Billing“. ban. l2r. liutlory‘a.
Mr. and Mrs: it). it. Fliiow entertain.
ed a number ot friends last. evening
at. their home in Chestnut. iiil'oot. Nor-
waik. The affair We iron in honor
or their gaoeis air. an hire. . B.
Converse. of Stafford Springs. this
to, who yW-ioelebrltodnhcir
first nodding anniversary. The crew
in. was lionenntly spent iii social chat
and rem uisoenron ambiatcr a turkey
supper. with III its delicious accessor-
ion. was served. Mr. and Mrs. Conn
rerun wore more than pleased to meet
many of their old .frlendn. Mr. Con-
verse is a Not-walk boy. having ion -
on his trade at the Norwalir 13h
Works. '
«lion's and noye‘ Gaps. O'Brien.
.ilnnoa Hall. of the Hubhcii, iinll l.
llnnduli company. spent lulu niahl. in
New Haven.
Young people in thc Norwaiks have
roroivmi invitations to the midiwintor
reception of the Merrill Colleges to ho
hold this evening in the Advocate
building. Stamford. Dancing will he
onioi'cd from 8:30 to 12. A number
frol'l‘l tho Nor-walks are planning to at-
tcn .
Mrs. Charles ii. Aisthorpe. of Son-
vlow avenue, was the hostess for the
meeting of tho indies' United Whlet
Club yoabordlw attemom. The first
and second prizes were nwanied to
Mrs. James Golden and Mrs. George
it. Van Alatync and the consolation to
Mrs. l0. B. Smith The club will meet
two weeks home with Mrs Henry
witnnan. of south Main street.
"8pm“ Damn. the speedy guard on
tho Norwaik basketball team. received
more of an injury than was suspected
at the genre at the armory last night.
and is around with his head method
in bandages. Consequently he will be
unnhle to play in the game with the
Metropolitan» next Monday night.
O'Connor will probably take his place.
...., u . a. . mowing-m.
Cashier ii. i’. Price is in New York
today on luminous.
Special sale of shoulder: tomorrow. ' ‘ r
at United. Grocery Company. See adv.
I‘inn Winery. or state Broa.’ moat.
35c1b.-BUTTER-350 lb. .
Delicious Creamery Butter at 35¢ per pound is one of our many Specials for Saturday.
Our reputation for selling the Best Butter procureble is well established and we guarantee this
1
market. in quite III at his homo Iii ,r
Plymouth avenue. Norwalk.
leoe Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Mattie Ryan. motorma'n" on the '
"shore Lino Limited" lb enjoyinl l:
day‘s respite. recuperating for his
heavy traffic of the mort‘ow.
Floyd T. nuance, or .Weetpdt't are»
nun. returned today from a will“ . '5
it In Waterbury, accompanied by
ntittcr. Mrs. Jerman, who will in
hlin a visit. ' ~ »
The meeting of the taunday‘dculd
Board of the Norm-ll Methodist,
church, postponed from earlier in the
month lmcauae oi the rain. will liqI
hold this evening. i "
-~Prime itlb Roast. mac. Butlnryta. ,.
Owing to the various alumna-Irish
eventual, the mflfltfif «blah ashlar,” .
surly yen nnnun y to o ‘ ’ ,
at. Magry‘s» church was Winona!“
lnot night to somethhe next “It.
Norwalk Chronicler