. ‘ h; l
1: you} on cultivated s. two tor
good pure. Candy. .. ~
OUR HOME MADE OWIET.
wtll certainly tickle our palate.
ways trash and antic as.
r. a- LANE
Tel. 400. iii Wuohlhgton or.
llllillw NEWS
WEATHER‘FORECAST.
For Norwailt and vicinity: Fair to
night and Tuesday with slowly rising,r
temperature. Moderate winds mostly
southwesterly. Pleasant weather pre-
vslle this morning in all sections east.
of the Rocky Mountains.' The tempera-
'¢ture is rising slowly between the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
river. but. continues low east of the
Mlssisippl river, especially in the
southern sections. Freezing tempera-
tures were reported as far south as
Montgomery, Ala.
AI-
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
DA
Temperature :
Low.
Clear.
«l3; high. 67.
——__.~_....h_..._....
Miss Emma .l; Brundage spent Sun-
day with relatives In Silvermlne.
Raymond Gerard. of Yale. spent Sun-
day at. his home in Bayvlew avenue.
Charles 'I‘. McGovern. of Norwalk,
spent last Friday on business in New
Haven.
Our Brothers' Lodge will rehearse
the first degree this evening at their
meeting.
Arthur Wheeler. of Arch street.
spent Sunday at his home and returned
to Yale today.
linens Tribe. l. 0. R. iii.. of this city,
will initiate halt a dozen palefaces to-
marrow evening.
Judge F. W.’ Perry, of Berkeley
street, remains in about the some con-
dition at his home.
The Round Table Club. bi Norwulk,
iin Wail.street~,-‘is';hsvlrig its'robms ro-
decorateil' m-roilapercd. ' «
The East Norwaik Yacht‘Club will
have a special meeting tonight at their.
club rooms in East Nprwnlk.
The Democratic members of the new
city council, live in number, hold a
conference Friday evening. at which
time matters of mutual interest regard-
ing the year wore discussed. The next
regular meeting of the council will be
held a week from tonight.
Kenneth Vernam. of East avenue. is
enjoying a work‘s vacation from his
duties in (irol'ut & Knapp's hut shop.
James H. Watson. of New lisw'n.
spent Saturday and Sunday with Por-
ter Morgan, in iiighwood. Franklin
avenue.
Charles DeWitt Rogers. of Roger and
Stevens store, in Norwalk. is spending
the afternoon in New York city on
business.
W. Franklin Bishop. of Yale Cullen .
spent Saturday and Sunday with h
father in Bolden avenue. returning last
evening to New Haven.
Frank Benton Field. who has been ill
at the Norwalk Hospital for two weeks
with typhoid fever, will be removed
to his home this afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Boutweil, ol‘
Bridgeport, are spending Monday and
Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
6. Howard King. of East Norwalk.
Mrs. William L. Olsen. of Elm street.
is so improved that she is able to be
out of doors for a short time after her
recent illness. She Is not entirely re-
covered in yet, however.
Percy Glendenios. oi the Norwaik
nostoiilce, who resides in France
stret. has continued his vacation truth
the Not-walk postcli'ice for another
week, and .I. William Rowe is acting
as a substitute for him in his absence.
Mr. Glendeninz is a great hunter and
is said to be following the dogs all
over the country these days.
Two line door. enlarge and one
small one. came across the creek Irom
Hayes Hill to B. Birohsrd‘s property.
Saturday afternoon. and a town was
seen at Dr. vblno‘s place, in Bausstucii.
' yesterday. The latter and apparently
been run by dogs. on it was very tired.
One doy‘ last week two hounds ran. a
deer near the South Norwslk reservoir
in Wilton, and it finally disappeared
in the direction 0! Blivormine. it so-
108““!th been shot/sway. ‘
poured as though one side oi! the oni-
ANda
« Public
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WASHINGTON OTRIIT. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN. '
TlLlPI-ION; III-2
Park 8. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
--OOLD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
Time for K. D. Promos tor next lum-
mer's boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats tor sale; one ail-ft,
half cabin. with 8 h. 9. new motor.
One 21-ft. with 51.5 b. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
oscan ANDERSON
Oyster Shell PoinhNorwalk
W
MUSLIN
Night Robes, 50c
Haliowe’en
Post Cards
6 for 5 cents
2 for 5 cents
J. I. MALLETTE
(term-fly Mime Dawson)
.80 WASHINGTON STREET
Porcelain Fillings
Therein so much to he said in favor
of Porcelain Fillings that it is diiiicuit
to know where-to begin. A porcelain
tilling is bound to give better satis-
faction than any other; it is very hard.
has superior edge strength. matches
the shade of the natural teeth [it-ricot-
psinlessiy inserted.
It is the latest, the best, and the
most satisfactory of all fillings. (Yours
in and let me demonstrate it. The best
is none too good for you.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 South min or. south Norwllk
Hours: 0 a. in. to 8 p. in. Bundsyo
by appointment only.
CityNatlonaiBank
TRANBAWS A GENERAL “NKING
BUSINESS
Capital
$100,000.00
Solo Deposit Boxes. $3 and 05 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, ist VicoProI.
FREDERICK l-i. ROWAN. and Vice-
Pru.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wollsoo Mervin
Christian Owens John H. Light
Fred H. Bowen
UT
Surplus and Profits.
$117,000.00
(‘
Mil
is depositing s
dollar every week
in our Savior:-
. Dept. Whenheis
0. men he will
have several hun-
dred dollars. and ~
somethingiorbot-~
tor-«~thrii‘ty vim:-
'- »~ ; its. no your boy
on
V 0'
.‘li
0',
The Home of Hart Scbaiiner & Marx‘tClothos
. in the
"I believe they srethe handsomest clothes in
the world." said one of our customers. looking at
our Hart Schatiner 8t Marx Fail Clothes.
And we believe they are: in fit. in style. in
beauty of fabrics; and as the old saying has it.
“Handsome is. that handsome does.” they are
entitled to the appellation; they serve any man
handsomely.
Suits in the new Shape-maker style for young
fellows and men who feel young-«cal style cut
to give any man a weii-set-up figure. In beetltiiul
new browns, tans. greys and blues. $18 to $30.
Overcome-«u range of the most beautiful
garments in fancy weaves as well as the old re-
liables in dark Oxfords and black, $18 to $30.
Other good makes as low as $ro—the best at
each price.
Fall Hats. Fall Shirts. Fall Gloves.
TWO STORES:
i The New Store
24 WaIlIStu Norwaik.
The Handsomest Clothes *
World
I
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
N0 MAN IN THE WRONG CAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN IN THE
RIGHT—WHO KEEPS ON COMING.
No western feed. manufactured hundreds of miles away. oonso
quentiy always stale. and comprised mostly of the iii-products oi the
mills—«con keep up with s teed made here at home. fresh around each
day. and composed entirely of good clean grains and pure wheat pro
ducts~if it keeps on coming.
Firstln quality, last in price. always in the mind! of it: custom-
ers. Bonnie Home tiround Feed (or
e
Horses. Cattle and l’oultry.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
iii. and, by my methods. is quickly and >
. noon. The sale 0 short term notes in
, sawhorse. Nymph?! few dm .
. It. Mary's church the:
g.‘ r 2‘ pro
til
REOEIVEs NATIVEfiTRIPEDIASB.’
FLAT AND BLACKFIEH DAILY.
NEW BEDFORD AND SEA IipAL-
LOPs. WARRANTED DRY.
BUTTERFISH. 4 LBS. FOR 250. not
dressed.
BLUE AND WEAKFIBH. RED SAL-
MON. HALIBUT,
TELEPHONE ms.
WALL STREET. Ill: 10 a, in.—-Stocks
were under selling pressure at illt‘
opening, which found fractional de-
clines in the more active issues. Allis
Chalmers pfd. gore way 1 1-2. interns»
timmi liar-roster i H. and linked
States Steel and American Stitching
5-5. Minneapolis. St. Paul & Sault
Ste. Marie rose 1 i4: and .‘iiuerican
It'l‘. {3-8.
WALL STREET, il a. lIl.---z\ cou-
i-onlrution 0! selling orders on i'nitcd
States Steel undermined the whole
market and prices fell sharply. Union
l‘scilir, Pennsylvania. Rock island. Bi.
Louis and San Francisco Second old.
United States Steel. American Smelly
lug. Sloan Shameld Steel and Virginia
Carolina Chemical gave way 1. Cole
ratio and Southern. Erie First phi. and
American locomotive 1%. Rock island
phi. 11,5 and United States Rubber Sec-
ond old. 2 points. Dealings were
smell. The undertone was stcadior at
ii o'clock.
WALL STREET, Noon-«Tho orders
for «caution in the market accumo
isted ever the week and afforded no
hula for on effectual upward move-
ment and resilsinssales pushed. Many
stocks had lost o. lot or more before
Paris by the Mlcbinn Central was
cited as evidence of the dlillcully ot
resorts on ital. Bonds were steady.
WM. 8 REM“. l D. m.-~0uly triv-
ial recoveries were made when the do-
cline stoop it after midday. the market.
hecomlril: s uni-h‘rwhen the rally oom-
monuod.
W
Mrs. Nicholas Martin. Mrs. Charles
Murroy and Mro. Robert iii. Martin. of
Slot-woman visitors in Brldieport to-
try.
(this: orbits. Themes Bradley. at
”shillings-nus. ore entertainin The
Minor All! our and Bessie Kt: . or
solute is to be wiohrutod'
sy 01 Obligation.
" “cacti. i a... ' Erket
EELS, FREOH . HATTERS: =
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
«at 6:30 soil"?
more at 9 o'clock, .
MACKEREI-u 303W. STEAK COD.
POLLOCK AND HIK‘I.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
OREENPORT OWTERO.
OPENED LONG OLAMS.
LARGE HARD CHADS.
SPECIAL—MAPPING IAOS FOR
FREE airman.
M ”Evening ‘Scllool
Notices
The Norwslk Evening School will re-
opon on Monday evening, November 7.
at High School building. and continue
in session on Monday. Tuesday. Wed-
t-ostluy and Thursday evening! of scan
week from 7 to 9 o'clock tor a period
of 75 nights.
A teacher will be at the school on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
November 2 and 3. for the purpose of
resisterins those who may desire to
attend.
THOMAS P. CLONE.
Superintendent.
m
H: sekso THI ‘l‘ms.
A Question and Answer That Changed
s Clerk’s Position.
How many clerks measure up to the
standard of the young bookkeeper in
this story from hum Life? lie was
employed in the pelican:- department
of a great rsiirosd. it was Just a his
tie before lunch. Home of the clerk:
werfiiuttlng on their costs. some loom
in; for the washroom. some consult-
ing the clock; some vars still busy.
Suddenly the "boll" entered. Ho
glanced about him and then sprooobod
the young bookkeeper. » .
“What time Is it?” he asked.
The you; our host on iixurlns. sad
the hour but I hand on his desk and
repeated the question.
Instantly the other looked up. our-
prised to m the able! at his elbow. ,
“i be: your pardon were you spoon-
ins to me?” he ask .
“Heroly inquired the timowthlt no
oil.” sold the other. <
“The bookkeeper pleased about the
roots located the our. oloolrend sold.
“as in ulnulwto a." ,, p <
""i‘hw'k root, «Midstream use
liter one" riot rivals t. 109‘!th
” .oouremtioni colt thoh young.
TIMI
. . I: "luot-«Ili m M
WWW “ p‘ _ r litilinaorio
’Wfl
. t 'ofiln firm “I 2‘. tint ilsomili
«Tns‘anos"
-~—--- THE m—
CROSS
SHOE
For Women
$3 - $3.50
Stylish, Flexible
Always Comfortable
LADIES’ WARM
SLIPPERS
"WEAR IHOEO THAT FIT"
Two Stores.
Norwalk So.Norwelk
” SPECIAL
Patent Medicine
Prices
It has been called to our attention
by many of our patrons that the prices
of patent and proprietary medicines in
this city are not In proportion to those
Ill our neighboring towns. it is not
our iicnli‘c to charge more than the
market price for goods and we there-
lore submit the. following pricas for
your consideration:
Scott‘s Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, “.00 ’
size ............. . ............. ..75c
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil, 50c
also ................... .. ........ 40o
loomo Seltzer. 23c size ........JO¢
aroma 80in". hik- also ...... 40o
Bromo Seltzer. 31.00 size ......... 75c
lisno's Iron Pills. 5 grain. 100 in hot-
Iltl, at .............. r ........... 180
Boot. iron- and Wine. .1 pint bottles,
Ill ..... . ......................... 50o
Brmdoth's Nils. 26c Ilse .. . ...... 15c
CIIIIOI‘I‘III Flu Syrup. htic slze.....d0o
Hall‘s Catarrh Cure. The size ..... .66c
Maurine. Sim) size ............ 89c
Listerino. our. size ....... 9 ....... 40o
Lister-loo. the size ............... lilo
Cuticura Soap. 25c else .......... 20c
Horiiok'o Matted Milk, bile sisc...400
Horllck'o Matted Milk. "~00 size. 70¢:
Horlickh Mailed Milk, 33.75 amines
Lydia Plokhsm's Comp.. $1.00 size.”
Kennedy's Flo. Remedy. 81 slre..§ilo
Moliln's Food. The size ........... 000
.Mollin‘e Food. 00c sitc ........... 40¢
Monuon'o Tolcum Pow.. 26c site..15c
Moltino. SHJII also ............... 850
Forum. #100 also ............... 85c
(Gene's) Popto Maegan. st slzo...Bbo
again Qulnine Pills. per 100 ...... 250
V‘VImpole'o Cod Liver Oil Etc. “.00
I! It? .............................
Clitoris, genuine, his size ........ 250
Cosioris (Pitcher Form). 25c sizeJSo
W. F. Wigmore & Co. _
DRUGGISTS
8 North Main St. 80. Norwalk
Carnival
and honour
K. of C. 8. D. of 1.
Nov. so. «In. 0th and 7th
in THEIR seem. so. mm or.
summon 1oo' '
LIFI 0! «one.
(New York Tribune.)
it is curious for how ion: a time the
principle of life can endure in a tin!
seed. Not tool: “0 there came into
the hands 0! the master of Bolton!
Workhouoo. in England. a letter which,
was mailed 'lli yom no. but which.
through some strange accident oi:
chance. vs. never opened till this moo ,
received it. inside were some cucum-
ber "consumers! three-quarters or
a century ago. For curiosity“! sake
the men planted one oi the seeds. and
he on considerably moot-hon when
the a shoot. appeared. it new.
no rand Is now v. strontium
DIIM With)”, cucumbers. ‘
”W .
. A realisation» has been an no ,
tin-lessons one-steam» sis . . :
doll oi! the “illuminant“ or
true to the tractor Ii
hell {Mn hlmvmlth, l. .
innit. Howavmoflidoztho
Who mus ”Path?
innit. out :Mg‘hg‘lr thou ,
.
to commanded
0th the lililtlfi ,
“Marsh-MMWW
atoms
Fall Suits
and Overcoats _,
' $10 to $25
I
. tr
OUITS TO SUIT ALL. ‘\’ t’ 3 j"
OVERCOATS TO OVERCOAT ALL. W
all
5'
OVERCOATs-r—Bporty novelty effects. Conservative ones “I .
too. Serge lined. silk lined; fly front and button f
\, .
through.
SUITalMlxtures in the latest worsteds and cssssimerell g,
in up-to-tlte-minute colors. Blacks. Blues. "
SHOEB~Rusoets (light ten and chocolate shades), Pat: \‘
eat Colt, Gun Metal, Vici Kid. High grade only., \
$3.50 to $5.00. ‘
COAT SWEATERS in a great variety oi! colorii. 'fi ’1"ng
Warm Underwear, Gloves and Mittens. Half Hose. Chino.“ 1"
Oops, Neckwoar. ' " '
' Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwsik t
m
__~
.. h..-" NW- M...” -m -mw.mm~~.
illililllllllllll ‘Tfiuuillhuls 1, {
Mon. Tues. Wed. Oct. 31;. Nov. 1&‘5‘2;
BIJOU DREAM H...
a
Theatre;
mums: DAILY. 2 P. M. 1
EVENINOO. 2 COMPLETE SHOWS. 7 AND 9 P. M. ‘
Every Saturday Ev’g 3 Complete Shims
WILL BE GIVEN '
FIROT SHOW. 5:30 P. M. SECOND SHOW.
THIRD SHOW 9:30 P. M-
EVERY SHOW WII‘L BE COMPLETE
moo P. u.
Special Engagement of the Funniest Act in Vaudeville
Sam Watson’s Farm Yard ‘ .
Columbia "Comedy Four... Lots of Laughs
and Plenty of Harmony
Provost 8. Collins I Pauline Moran '
Acrobatic Comedians i Character sum
W. L. Romaine 8: Florence May Smith
“I the ' ' NW"! A Haliowe’en Pastas. ,
‘ v dviiiec M or
Change of viii. meltdown. ,
Jovvott Piano. by Stolnort 5 Cone Co. Used Relatively , .
Matinee , ~PRICES—
Sc and 10c Box Seats.25c
s
South Norwolk'o Leading The...
costumes successor
Loew’s Whig. Vod
RECOGNIZED ACTS OF MERIT ONLY
TWO BIG snows DAILY... -
melee st2.30-10c a I50.-CIIIIIII'9II, 5c
EveninyutSJS-«Illc. 15c ”59 a.
.. our?”
il/[I'IOURC or some autumnal;
I“
bf
n
amnion tool what.
Norwalk Chronicler