with his Inn 111
It you have cultivated a taste tor
[cod pure, Ca andy.
OUR HOME MAD! IWIITI
A Notary
Publicry
CAN ALWAYO BE FOUND DURING
‘ IUSINESS HOURS AT
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON STREET. IOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONI 1|“
Park 8. Tilford’s
FIREFIMI‘l'hl? "m " Delicious Candies
.5" A 9‘}.le ,,_ F. H. BAXTER’S
IDEA NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
slightly warmer tonight. Tuesday
partly cloudy. Moderate winds be
coming variable. A slight disturbance
central this morning over Lake Super-
ior is producing cloudy and unsettled
weather in the northern portion of the
Lake region. but pleasant weather
with moderate temperatures prevails
generally east of the Rocky Mountains.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 44; high, 50.
Cloudy.
Mrs. B. L. Fiilow of Norwalk, is in
tives for a couple 0! Weeks.
W Franklin Bishop, of Yale, spent
' Sunday at his father“ a home in Beiden
avenue
~Danclng music by full American
Band at Firemen 5 hair, at the Armory
Thomas Conroy, oi the local trolley
lines, spent yesterday with friends in
New Canaan.
Miss Edith Fairman, is visiting Miss
Edelberl Brunstrup, of East Norwulk,
for a few days.
Harold Nadir), oi the local trolley
lines, enjoyed a day’s vacation from
his duties yesterday.
~Now is a splendid time to open a
charge account. ll. Krleger Co.
Miss Lottie Darby, of New Canaan,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Merwln street. ,
Miss Jane Dyes, of Elizabeth street,
spent Sunday at her parental home in
Prospect street, Danhury.
William Tracey, of Yale, spent Sun
day with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Tracey. of West avenue.
~ -Round Steak, 2 “111.259.
Market.
Alfred E. Macglli and Miss Manic
Ezekiel of Norwalk anon -yesterday
in New Canaan with men s
uric Harstrom and Miss Frances
Harltrom sailed Saturday morning for
an extensive tour in Europe. They c:-
pect to be [0110 about a year. ‘
Hayes
‘ Shoulder Steak 3 lbs. 25c. llayes'
Market.
r on re. James Coleman. of
Danburmy spent yesterday niih the par-
ents ot the former Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
orir k ll. Coleman of High a reel.
William Hogan, of Beiii'o‘rl avenue.
Brooklyn. who has been working here
in munshury Mnttheweson Company
for a short time. will leave for his
home in about a week.
~-~(‘.arload fancy cabbage at South
Norwnlk i’rclght depot. 75c barrel.
Christopher Sheeban and Denis
Wood, of Norwalk. have secured some
fine hunting dogs and are trying them
out. The owners expect some line
work from the canines.
Saturday evening the members of
the U. S. V. L. 8. 0.. Roton Point Divi-
sion, who have joined the Life Savers
Social Club, took possession oi their
rooms over Whelpley and Clark's cig-
ar store. There are two spacious
rooms. and it Is expected that there
will be a formal opening night soon. it
was planned for Saturday evening. but
was postponed. Joseph (‘orcornn is no
ting as president until the election of
oilicers takes place.
“-FIIII and no end of it 1 fair of
Norwnik Fire Department. a Armory.
There will be a meeting or the Voll-
rnsr Club tomorrow evening at the
Democratic headquarters in South
Main street. at which time» al‘ranize-
meme will be completed tor attending
the rally in Starniord a week Ircln Fri-
day evening. when the local club mem-
ber». headed by a drum corps will pa-
rade. 'l‘ho canvass of Chief Voilmer
in coming along in line shape and
there in every Indication that the on.
thuslutio continence 01‘ his many
friends all over the county is not un-
rounded.
~~A credit plan of proven worth. Ev-
cry and {or the family. it. Krieur Co.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
State Audubon Society will be held In
the hiraeld Public Library on Satur-
day at 11 a. in. Herbert K. ob, the well
known lecturer on son; bl do, who has
liven lectures in std? Norwallt than
School, will be at and will give
an iilu'ntrated tel: on 0011. birds. He
Is the state 01111111 3511101 Connecti-
cut. and well-b throughout the
stain for his line tolkb noon bird lite
to clubhouse
ind list hi
it. 1131111. at South Norm will ualso
be there and is booked to be?“
' the noblest "The Surrey ott n11-
‘ . be? horn The
word“ Wilbur .
Time for K. D. Frames for next lum-
mer's boat, now Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 26-11..
halt cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21- It with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought new.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OystorShell PointNorwalk
Neckwear
PERSIAN COLLARS and FANCY
STOCKS .............. 25c to $1.00
LACE YOKES ............. 31.00
LACE, PERSIAN and PLAIN SILK
BOWS , ....... . ........ 25c and 50s
MULL and LACE JABOTS. .251: to ’1
STREET SCARFS OF LIBERTY
SATIN, Plain and Persian lined.
.I. I. MALLETFE -
(tormorly Mines Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
"1'1“qu Have“-—
Reason
to need artificial teeth. do not delay
in previdlng them. The sooner you
hate them inserted the longer and bet-
ter service you will get irom thorn ~~~~~
the more enjoyment you will take out
01'. life. and the longer run will live
let inc show you samples of rm
plate work. and tell you about my ‘
prices- the lowest Luci tor the best
'iilwavs
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 South Main 01.. South Nov-walk
Hours: a a. m. to 3 p. or. mean
by appointment only.
.., ._ —.---..-.._...-_m_...__m.
CityNationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CON N.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
Capital
$100,000.90
Safe Deposit Boxes. S3 and as per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lot Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swan: John H. Light
. Fred H. Rowan
Our Glasses
Become the Face
as wall as they lit the eyes. we
have a Physician. who is a Skilled
lilye Specialist. to examine your
eyes. Wl’l‘litlll'l‘ CHARGE.
THAMER
Optician
armrest: ~ - - CONN.
Open Monday A Saturday Evenings
n‘mam
J
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.th 57x ..
IINOIIWNIK
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13.. ‘Ill
‘ ilinchov hiuh,
) 111110th wide.
6 I! inches long.
. son he hired for
L four dollars a
‘ nor in our
,mt Lentil
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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 feet which you can verify to your own satia-
factionuand it means a saving for you.
SUITS of fancy cassimcres and Scotch mix-
tures, and fine worstedHll-wool every one-—
in beautiful new browns, tans. greys 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—end values you can’t
match anywhere for $15.
Fall Hats and Furnishings for men. young
men and' boys.
‘7'" 1-
TWO STORES: i I
g 1; South Not-walk
i i 14 South Main St.
The New Store .
24 Wall 81., Norwaik.
NO MAN IN THE WRONG CAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN IN THE
RIGHT—WHO KEEPS ON OOMING. '
No western teed, manui‘s'ctured hundreds 01 miles away. conse-
ouently always stale. and comprised mostly at the In products oi the
mills-won keep up with 11 lead made here at home, mail around each
day. and composed entirely or good clean grains and pure wheat pro-
ducts-ii it keeps on coming
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
era. Bonnie Home GrounlU‘eod tor Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
" . MANUEL TORO HATCH.
FOR SALE
150 CARRIAGES. BUSINESS WAGONS. FARM WAGONS,
DUMP WAGONS. AND FOURMHEEL REAR TIP CARTS..
If you are in want of any oi the above. will make you bargain price.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT'S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STEIA
USED CARS
ONE MAXWELL "30" 1010
ONE MAXWELL “30" 1909 ONE ELMORE 1910
ONE BUICK "so" 1000 ON! ELMOR! 1907
11 SINGLE CYLINDER CADILLACS. rumble «at
ONE 19104 CYLINDER CADILLACS. demi-tonnuu
All cars are In line running order. For particulars inquire
F. E Lockwood 8: Co.
39 Wall St..--(’ Phone) Garage Water 81.. wNorwaIk. Conn.
BOTTOM
ONE ELMORE 1909
Get your Sea Foods at Cutbill’s
FLATFISH AND EELS. NEW SEDu
FORD ESOALLOPS (warranted um.
GREINPORT OYOTIRO ARI THE
stumsn. wnskrrau, BALM , “37 °V““"
sunrises eLuss. FRESH MACK- LONG nun nouuo outscore-
EREL. IUTTERFISH. STEAK COD. TING. ROCKAWAY' LONG CLAMS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
TELEPHONE 108.
The work or connecting the
main with the palatial home of It.
breaks on the Rocks road was couplet-
od Friday alteration.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the dance of the Title tingle.
Fire and Drum Corps, of South Nor
wuik, which will he held in November
The dance music will be tarnished by
the Delano Orchestra and dancing will
last until a a. in. There will he a short
street parade actors hand in which the
corps will appear. The dance Ill being
given for the benefit or new national.
w’l‘hore'n a need time tor sit at Fire-
men 1 Fair. Game and study yourself
but wool: complaints wart received
about a do which was killing the
chickens 1111. Burns. of Chapel“
in. new or: learn
it s c b .
or one and Ollieor Brynn At the brilliant Wildihl in HM.
”his: the rounds oi the yhm 1‘“ “:03: 0' “I“ "W" “In”.
sum musics minim
“higher
wli‘irefnon'l l'nlr tonight and ovary
niuht this week. Dancing A vaudeville.
A concrete sidewalk will be laid to
treat or the building In Washington
street. recently purchased by tihriotinn
Ewart: and in front of the city halid-
Ins. calcining, as well in connection
with the extensive r utructlon work
Mr Sworn is having lions to his pro-
perty. coal and 1111 hits are being due
underneath the sidewalk
Thor-s will he a do ocrallc rally in
Wilton. on may by his. in the Wit»
ton Town Hall. Among the speakers
boom or the evasion are the follow.
ins: WI Iiatii Vellum. Jeremiah page.
van. John .1. Welsh and Louie violin.
31111 1» William it .1 Hirbbell will b0
main and the llohiocrntle 1411111!
mite will be on hand to in 11
music tor the occasion.
“WI ,_
The ‘
Stamford Oak
is the most satis-
factory heater on the market
We carry them in all sizes
Stove Pipe and
Stove Boards
For New or Old Stove
Horace R. Nash
TILIPHONI m
N. Main &Wedi Sis..S.Norwaik
it's the merchandise, smart styles. rich fabrics. correct tailoring and
agreeable prices that constitute the real value in our Fall and
Winter Suits and Overcoats. ‘
m
SUITS tor the Youth and Old Youth, Blues, Black. Brow I re .
Fancy Mixtures .0 ”1137:2333
. )1 ii
I FANCY OVERCOATS with the new collar, trom.. . ...010.00 to ”MO
I M
SWEATER8'~FOT DOVE estates-scanscoo--c-eloeonotonell.1lw' .‘ow.
Men's 0.1-1.1-c-n. ...... yuan-oo-nons- m. mi;
Oxford, White. Navy. Maroon- ”1
WINTER UNDERWEAR ...... ............50o 13.51171
Cotton, Wool. Silk Mixtures h, . , ‘
HIGH GRADE SHOES, Patent. Gun Metal, Rulet....-.3-50 to .5100“ ,
HATS AND CAPS, NEGLIGEIG SHIRTS. NECKWEAR, FANCY.
WAISTCOATS HOSIERY. DRESS SUIT CASES. TRUNKB.
Richmond
Ranges
A Winner in the Steve Rsce—Outlaste
3 Ordinary Makes. BURNS LESS
COAL.DOE8 BETTER WORK—18
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
w
MITCHELL. UNDERTAKEH
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUCE FURNIBHEI
CORNER WALL AND HIGH IT...
NORWALK. CONN.
hotwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
NOTICE
Admission of “Electors
Notice is hereby given that the loo
lecimen and town clerk of the Town
01 Norwaik will hold a session in the
Town Court. mom, Wall street. Nor-
walk. Friday. the 21st day of October.
I910. from 9 o'clock in the Icrenocn
until N o'clock in the attornoon, tor
the purposes 01 cxnnrinini: the qualifi-
cations oI' electors and admitting to
the electors oath those who shgll be
round unedited: and will be to session
for the same purpose at the police
room. ltavllund street South Norwnilt
Monday the 21111 day of October 1910
from 10 o‘clock in the torenoon until
i otiork in the afternoon. and again
on \lenesdni the ztlth day of said Go
tober. from 1 o'clock until 7 o‘clock In
the afternoon; and unless all entered
on the tlrst list no 'to be made" whose
rights shall appear to have matured
shall hare been admitted or rejected.
Mid selectnron and town clerk will be
in session for said purpose at said
Town (‘01111 mom \ani street Friday,
the‘ 38m day of said October from ti
o clock in the forenoon until 8 o'clock
in the afternoon, and not afterwards.
except that it It appears that the
rights or any person on the first list
under the title “to he madc‘ will run
lure niicr sulri irridm 01 tuber 281b,
and on or before the day or said nice
tors next meeting. said selectmon and
town clerk all! be in session It the
.U K.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, Seating Norwsik .
m
iiiiliiiiiiiils I Iiiiiiiiiiiiiis 5;
Mon. Tues. Wed. Oct. 24, 25. 26
BIJOU DREAM
at Hoyt’ 3 Theatre
usrmu DAILY. 2 P. M. -
avenmes. 2 coupons snows. 7 AND ‘9 P. 141. 3‘.
Every Saturday Evening
Three Complete Shows
WILL BE GIVEN
runs? snow. 1:11 P. M. ‘ scone H w 06
THIRD SHOW9:30P.M M. s Q '8; 1' N-
evsav Show you. as. OOMPLETI . -: .
Miss Marie Hamil ton & Co.
In a Comedy Piayiot. “PEGGY"
The Kingoi Minstrels. George Thatcher
Lina Mae Crews, Comedienne ‘
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF VAUOEVILLE'8 MOST GORGEOUC'
OFFERING
The Mandarin Girl . "
Change Of viii. small“? Day W
Jowott Piano. by Steiner-t A bone 00.. UM Exclusively
~PRICES~
Box Seats. 25c
Matinee
EV llll'
Sc and We
iticnndi_
.4?!
elites 01‘ said town clerk W 1111 street.
on Monday the lib day of November.
lillt). hour it oclock in the fort-noon
until 5 o'ciolk in the afternoon and
not IIIIEIWMIHIH (or the purpose of 1111-,
- 'Iuiltitrlt such persons end for no other
purpose
listed at said Norunlk Illln lllh day
of ()ctoirer Iilltl
JAMES A. IIIIUW‘N'.
ALFRi-Zi) A\ lSON
JOHN lllli’lNlil,
Selectmen of the 'i‘own of Norwalk
llhlltillclt’l‘ ll SMITH.
oil 71 Town Clerk.
IIIIIII II Iiiil IIIIEI i
WALL STREET 10:10 a. m.o--’l‘h
mixed anion rind 1mm shown by the
opening prices or Morita rolled to
throw much liitht on tho treml of spec
ulatlvo sentiment of the three most
active stocks United Slalo- tliuol op~
hired ouch-used. Union I'Rimi! wn
115 and heading up 111 Pullman ali-
vnnood 11.5 and (lsnornl Nittt'li‘it' and
intsrhoroush- Meirnwlitnn ti 1
Amarionn our and Great Nor-t om ill-o
Certificates declined l. The dealings
were In moderate volume only. and the
chanson generally smaller
WALL S’i‘ltiilit‘i‘ 11 a. Ina-«1.1m
buying orders deem distributed tumor“
tsnt stocks and there a sharp rat
Iy which ran to over Im in Union
Paoliic and American 11 tini-
1111 States Steel mention to it. the
highest price of th 1 present movement
Active so tiny boson at the high prices
and there will a general motion of i
thorn below the cart 1* low prices. tine
Ion Padilla. Media
no and 11 3.1111th declined 11
last week’s cloning Wh
boils iirlo American Malcolm.
mawhfietropoiltonl shad ligh-
an on
M111 8121.?“ .
WALL eraser. hollow-Tho stock
to ill in the standard stocks, placing .
tAtliintic Coast '
memos by MSW «on.
Tel. 349 MUSIC ' THALLTeI. 349 _
.‘ - I I . Presenting
Loew 3 Famous New York Vaudeviiie
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Matinee daily at 2: 00 p. tn.it ‘Ivoning .5
It 0: ill. Doors open at 7 p. in. Program changed Monday and Thur-v
tiny. Two Shows Dally
Spool-I lonnmemont m HARRY LOWI,
CAPRITTA. OHIFFALO A Iarltono Sin or in P1
.cousmv ”'5' mm? ' .im
In. TH! OAHDIN OF MYI- “9“ W.
TRRY 1000 0 REEL. 0F “(STUDIO i;
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Spectacular "lento Produon hours oi Ooild him“
' on .
.014“. a “w, Ixrss euros
'1‘ toms in Tuesdays. Widen-D .
M A“ n u , Wednesday-who can a»?
not: a email. it"!
someway chilng .111 emotions-Amour 111.111. .,
1111.1.“ SISTERS
Thou manor om-
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