salon, corneas n. :9... , ’ flrglasonrH NORWAPK. EVENING SENTIN Notary Public TAYLOR & GOLDEN 74 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. TILIPHONB 1054 Park 8. Tilford’s DeliciousCandies h-SOLD AT— F. H. BAXTER’S DRUG STORE it you have cultivated a taste tor good pure. carer. OUR HOMI MAD! IWIETS will certainly tickle your DUI“- Al- ways fresh and enticing. EA. LANE Tel. 40'. at Washington or. [IBM NEWS IVININO IINTINEL TELEPHONE ‘ CALLS Time for K. D. Frames tor next suin- mer's boat, now. Special prices. Two slightly used boats tor sale; one 26-h. halt cabin, with 8 h. 9. new motor. One 21-tt. with 5% h. 1). Stanley. Very cheap it bought now. OSCAR ANDERSON Oystchhell Point.Norwalk No'Underwoar is comto'lTablewunler; F credit“ Mills Underwear (hand iinlslled) has that perfect iit which leads dis- tinction to the close-lining gown In heavy and medium cotton. cotton and wool mixture and all wool FLANNELETTE ROBES. FLANNELETTE SKIRTS for Ladies and Children .I. l. MALLETTE (formerly Misses Dawson) 88 WASHINGTON STREET ”ll Y... Have Reason to need artificial teeth. do not delay in providing them. The sooner you have them inserted the longer and Ili'l- tcr service you will get from thcln~ the more enjoyment you will take mil or life. and the longer you will live. lA'I. me show you samples of my OH—Itiewa Department lit-I—luelnesa Department 44-2—Sranoh OIIIoe. Norwailt sec -Edltor’a Residence 7mm Rdltor's Residence WEATHER FORECAéT. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to. night. Saturday generally cloudy with light rain and slightly warmer. Mild- erate to brisk northeast to east winds. The southern storm that was central near Hatteras, N. 0.. yesterday morn ing. moved out to 'sea and passed up the coast yesterday. it produced very heavy rain and high winds at Block Island, R. I., and Nantucket, Mass. There is no severe storm now east or the Rocky Mountains, but a slight dis- turbance central over Wisconsin is pro- ducing cloudy and rainy weather in the upper Mississippi Valley and west. ern portion of the Lake region. This disturbance will probably move east- ward und pass over this section Satur- day afternoon or night. TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO- DAY. Temperature: Low, 42; high, 58. Cloudy. ‘ ' A party composed of Edward F. Smith. Frederick H. Quintard. Joseph R. Taylor, Harry W. Mather, Charles N. Wood, George ii. Raymond and it}; E. (iorham. left today for Roxbury. They will spend the week-end fishing at the preserve of the Roxbury Club. Doubletruck trolley car 287 has been rs-palnted and thoroughly reno. vated and makes a fine appearance. excitin comment. ittwas thought by mauyt at the car'was a new one. when t appeared with its fresh paint yeste ay, but such was not the case. ~~Legs Lamb. No ib.;..Lamb Chops. lIc lb., llayes’ Mkt. The Lounsbury & Riley machine Works, incorporated, of New Haven. have tiled articles of incorporation in the allies of the state secretary. The capital stock is .ao,000. The New Process laundry company. of New Haven, has also tiled certificate of in- corporation in the ofllce oi the state secretary; capital stock, $14,000. ”Styllflll soft hats, at O’llrien's. It was hoped that yesterday's rain storm would result in drowning out the peat lire in North Taylor avenue and thus relieve the residentstof the adjacent territory for a long way. from a most disagreeable condition, but the storm did not accomplish this result. instead, the tire appeared to be burning just as briskly as evor. The whole neighborhood is still enveloped In smoke. ——~Roaat Pork. 18c lb., at New York Market. 143 Washington street. The work on the new house at James Moldlroy. at Stamford. which is situated on Elmoreet. is progressing iinely. A tort-e of carpenters are now engaged in finishing up the outside work and the grounds about the house are being graded and leveled oil. The place will he in keeping with thoso about it on mlmcreet when all work Is finished and the house is ready for ac. cupancy. - wShoulder Steak. 3 lbs. 20c. iiayes‘ Mkt. prices-willie lowest over for the best always, Dr. J. H. Mallory 16 South Main Sh. South NOI'WlIIt Hours: 9 a. m. to s p. m. Sundays by appointment only. CityNationalBank SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. w— TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Surplus and Profits $117,000.00 Capital $100,000.00 Safe Deposit Boxes. 83 and $6 per year EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP. lat VlovPres. FREDERICK H. ROWAN. and Vice- Pres. WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier DIRECTORS E. H. Maine son Henry Seymour John H. Kna p Ssmusi Grumman Josiah R. Marvin .l. aiiace Marvin Christian Swan: do n H. Light Fred H. Rowan David W. Raymond The large stable which is being Funeral DINO“)! llld Embslmer erected by Edwin R. Sherwood, Wit“ 1. North Main .gnu' “my. Nerwalk .l or tables conducts the Standard 1 v y S Residence. Ii Washington Guest. at 20 Camp street, is last nearing com- pletion. it is a two-story building. in" Telephone at office. 830-2. upper story being used as a hay loit. Telephone at house. 003. and when it is completed It will be at- mosttwice as large as the present nia- . .. -» bio. wliich is very crowded. Fred Bed- , ,... ‘ lent has the contract tor the carpenter z" 773 I. (».. work, and has the root on and the a. . .- sides'rpartly enclosed. When the sta- bles are completed they will be thor- oughly, modern and fitted tor the liv~ ery business. ‘ v-The best and oboe est place In r“ buy good meats is at t s New York Marlest, 143 Washington at. it is clean and sanitary. Follow the crowd. Gorernor White, at New York. has approved s. requisition '01 Governor Weeks which will turn over to the .‘ custody of the New. Haven police. flurry A. Roubacu alias Harry Roe ”no 0.. -/’ .. ii mum" 3 inches high. 00"”. Whole to, stand trial for hig- Ii inches wide. mil madam" W” A an tact... s. ~_ may u, not. and ,Atllust all taxman-tied Anna , Willie. of Email a. lie llvod ”Why‘dfia :. was: ~ . u a o , j arrested nNmY halos ‘ lusellmto can be Iii rol- tour ‘dollsrs a year in our . plate work, and tell you about my . . m checked until It lac risen shore a Our Suits and Overcoats at $15 have more style and quality than you can find anywhere else for that price. We don’t say this to boast; it's a cold fact which you can verify to your own satis- faction—and it means a saving for you. SUITS of fancy cassimeres and Scotch mix~ turcs, and fine worsteds~all~wool every one- in beautiful new browns. tans, grays and blues, the biggest $15 worth you ever saw. OVERCOATS of fancy light and medium weaves, rich Oxfords and black. in long swagger . models and knee-length Chesterfields-the smart- est coats to be found—and values you can't match anywhere for $r5. Fall Hats and Furnishings lormen, young men and boys. TWO STORES: The New Store 24 Wall St, Norwalk. South Norwalk :4 South Main St. NO MAN IN THE WRONG CAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN IN THE RIGHT—WHO KEEPS ON ”MING. No western Iced. manufactured hundreds of miles away. conse- quently always stale. and compared mostly of the ill-products of the millawcnn keep up with a feed made here at home. tresh ground each day. and composed entirely of good clean grains and pure wheat pro- ducts-«if It keeps on coming. First In quality. last in price, always in the, minds of Its custom- ers, Bonnie Home Ground Feed, for iiorssa, Cattle and Poultry. MANUEL TORO HATCH. e “a... -flww. Oct YourSea Foods at Cutbiil’s NATIVE SASS. FLATFISH AND EELS; NEW DEDFORD ESCALLOPS (warranted dry). BLUEFISH. WEAK- FISH, SALMON. HALIBUT, SNAP- PEN BLUIS. FRESH MACKIREL. BUTTERFISH. STEAK COO. GREENPORT OYSTERS ARE THE BEST OYSTIHS. LONO AND ROUND CLAMS. OYS« TENS. ROOKAWAY LONG CLAMS. HARD CHAOS. VERY FAT. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 108. sites omvsar. F O R SA LE 160 CANNIAOII. IUSINESS WAGONI. FARM WAOONS. IOTTOM DUMP WAGONS. AND POUR-WHIIL REAR TIP CANTO: It you are In want at any at the above. will malts you bargain price. LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S uoarh mun AND UNION are. I tion by the bolts carried Reading to 1501. Union Pacific to 171 and U. s. steel to 19%. new prices of the present movement. Roalisingsaies again our- rlodprieos back a fraction to a int. Prices were recoding at noon. ads were llrrn. WALL STREET. 1 p._m.-~dontinu~ ous settles wiped out the maior pore tion or the intention advance and a number ot the representative stocks windowed down to yesterday‘s close or MMtJIIIIIIIIIIIII U Ion Psoliio. the A ' hmpeeite all. ditfi'it a. 9% .' iii the useful: level had been reschedule market but mammal if“ * ”W The advance-tree ill I'I t WALL STREET. two a. m.«-Prl~ cos of stocks advanced on active on- ening dealings, a decline or its in An:- emulated Copper betas the most con: spleuous exception. international liar- raster also declined iii. Rock island bid. and Iiothiaileni Steel rose 1 the preferred iii. and Rock island. Iti» more Archie. American smiling and American Oar lam fractions. want. all! or 11 a. m.«A bu' - m IIIIIIIII‘II'I: missing which we; I swagger ted outta reel- , tly the " menu of not _ uphill! IIIOII persona. and for no other; . - . Illlllllllllli lultllws There Is a special sale or dining chairs at Road‘s. See adv. » Mr. Frank A. VanBuren. of Norwalk, is in Bridgeport today as a witness in a civil suit. . Mrs. David Workman. of lielden ave- nue, has gone to Brooklyn, N. Y., to live with her daughter. Mrs. E. Fagan and Mrs. James Hy: alt. both of Norwalk. have gone to Bridgeport, where they are spending the day shopping. Read about the Saturday sale at chlterman & Son's. See adv. Charles Gray. of South Norwalk. has taken a position in Reed and Volk's South Main street store. He started his duties this morning. ~--Sirloin Steak, ihc lb. Hayes' Mitt. A. F. liockmanu and Company have Just received a carload or their colo- bruted Crown Aster and Gold Rock brands of canned goods. Mortimer Connolley. of Norwalk, as- sisted in Home A. Smith's store yes- terday, while Frank Hanks attended the wedding of his brother. *Caps. Cups. Caps, at O'Brien‘s. i-iarold Peck. leader of the garage quartette, will render several solos at u sociable to be given next month, on the fifteenth. at Cannon Station. Mrs. (ieorge (lerrlsh. who has been touring in England tor a year and a half has returned and is now visiting friends in Norwalk for a few days. New fall shoes at Flynn's Boot Shop. See adv. Miss lda Verlln. oi Elmcrest Tar» race. a teacher In tirade 1). at the Franklin school, has returned to her duties after having been ill for sever- al days at, her home. The Norwalk High School football team will'lllny the Mamaroneck Recre- ation League football team tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock sharp on the Colonial lot. A good crowd is looked for. Lamb t‘hops, itlc lb., at New York Market, till Washington street. l-‘red lngcrsoll. formerly of South Norwalk. and now employed by a shirt that. who has been touring the west- ern states, has been visiting here for n few days. Mr. ingersoll at present lives to Atlantic City. The prices in Beers Bros' adv. ought to be read by the economical house kcclwr. The adv. is on‘ page eight. William F. lleKlyn lost a valuable horse the other day. The horse which | has been in pasture at Horton‘s farm in Roldan lllll. got illood'poleon. and although everything was done to save him. It was of no avail. Read about the ill. suits and over. coats at lingers and Stevens. llarold Brooch. of hows street. and Horace Ferris, 0! Elm Grove street! left this morning for Pound Rid8€.. where they will enjoy a two days“ hunting trip. lioth are students In the Norwalk High school. l’ast Grand Regent William F. Hoyt. of South Norwalk. gave an address at the blunting or ilanbury Council. Royal . Arcanum. in Danbnry, Wednesday night. Supmmo Warden, (l. i. lioud" lay. of New Haven, also spoke. I Tomorrow is the last day of the iltlonr sale at Beckmann’a. The prices will be tound in the adv. . 1 1 Our Glasses Become the Face as well as they lit the eyes. We have a Physician. who is a Skilled Eye Specialist. to examine your eyes. WITHOUT CHARGE. THAMER tician STAMFORD - - - CONN. Open Monday & Saturday Evenings NOTICE Admission of Electors Notice is hereby given that the so lectmon and town clerk at the Town of Nonvaik will hold a session in the Town Court room. Wall street. Non walk. Friday. the 21st day of October. i910. from 9 o‘clock in the forenoon until 8 o‘clock In the afternoon. tor the purposes of examining the qualitb cations of electors and admitting to the eloolor's oath those who shall be round qualified; and will be in session tor the same purpose, at the police room. liavlland street. South Nor-walk. Monday. the 24th day ot October. mo, from 10 o‘clock In the (crashes until 4 o'clock In the alter-neon. and again on Wednesday the 26th day at said 0c- tober. from 4 o’clock until 7 o'clock in the afternoon: and unless all entered omthe first. list as "to be made" whose rights shall appear to have matured” shall have been admitted or rejected. said aelectmen and town clerk will be in session for said purpose at said Town Courtroom. Wall street. Friday. the ecu. day of said October. from 9 o'clock In the famous until II o‘clock In the afternoon, and not atterwards. except that it it appears that . rights of any person on the tint list under the title "to be made" will mew ture after said Friday. October “tit. and on or before the day or said else tors“ next month: said selectmen and town clerk will a in session at the cities at said town clerk. Wall street, on Render. the 1th day at November. ..I.o’,eieoll In the town oeieeit firthlfifyhfltodirhhd afterwards. the purpose of ad- mneuobu we as... all. of October. 1am . l J rites PM , a It’s the merchandise. smart styles, rich fabrics, correct tallorl ~andF agreeable prices that constitute the real value in our Fal and Whiter Suits and Overcoats. . SUITS for the Youth and Old Youth, lilacs, illnck, llrowns. Grays and. Fancy Mixtures .. ........310.00 to 328.00 FANCY OVERCOATS with the new collar, trom......alo.oo to stand SWEATERS—Tor boys Men‘s lessees-veI-ovlvv-eell .......~.......—...sl.oo. stro- ......s. ..... ..... ..... .-...-.....'2-50 tow.” Oxford. White, Navy. Maroon _ w .‘ . WINTER UNDERWEAR ...... ............ .........50c to said ' ‘ Cotton, Wool, Silk Mixtures ' ' HIGH GRADE SHOES“ Patent, Gun Metal, Russet. ... 48.60 10.05.00. HATS AND CAPS. NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. NECKWEAR. FANCY WAISTCOA’I‘S, IIOSIERY, DRESS SUIT CASES. TRUNKB. I I Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington Street, South Norwalk I J alumni—l ’ lllullllllllls . Mon. Tues. Wed. Oct 17, 18, 19‘ BIJOU DREAM at Hoyt’s Theatre MATINEE DAILY. 2 P. M. . EVENINOS, 2 COMPLETE SHOWS. 7 AND I P. M. Every Saturday Evening Three Complete Shows WILL BE 0 VEN ‘ 3 , FIRST SHOW. 8:30 P. M. SECOND SHOW, 3:00 P; Mi ’ THIRD SHOW9130 P. M. ' EVERY SHOW WILL BE COMPLETE James ,A. Reamer , . '2 IN A COMEDY, “THE ROYAL 000K". _ J William Gahili ’ ' ‘ THE MAN IRON IRELAND Bennett Brothers COM EDY AOIOBATS Burges Sisters CHARACTER OHANOEAONOS ANO OANCBS V ude 'II M do 8: Thursday" Change Of Mzfiod'hgtFngEvg Day . Jewett Plane. by Steiner! I done Co. Used Ixeluaivaly Matinee ~PRICES- 5c nil lde Box Seats. 25c ~ to. tilt. 4 ..._.~M._....W a... ._..-.. . .. .... . ; MUSIC HALL ' Will Open Monday Matinee. October 24:. With Loew’s Famous NewYork‘ Vaudeville Two SHOW. DAILY—Change Program Mondays and The , TWO mo ONR-HALF House or BOLID. INJOVMINT ' dAll Star Acts, 5 Reels .Pichlrer . "r lone «are arrannooua at 2:15 P. snowman. so; Adults. toils tooo ears svsmuoe at sue P. M. 10. lessened” IXTRA FIATUIIII TUIIDAVI AND TRIOAYSu-DANOINOL WIONIIDAY~THI COUNTRY STORI. ' . THUNIOAY—AMATIUII NIGHT. “ I. - I“ , r can. ‘ III ‘ ‘SATIJRDAY. ocroslta 22 —- MIIIIIGO and“ sum : Mr. dame Obel- and His company In a lid Vicente Production at; ' , The leautltul Legend of the caisldlle . ‘ IANMIN ”AT'N“ ALL .‘AT. let-ese‘sesesseeaesees-riled! Iv‘“."u 'B'cu‘ IIDAIIOIOOSIOCCORIer‘UO Iditdtiu, I“ ”m l rundown-den maximum A
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