It you havo"‘eultivstod a tube for load pure. Candy. DUN HOME MADE OWIITS will certainly tickle your palate. Al. ways trash and enticing. F. A. ‘ _ 1 Washington at. Tel. 409. WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and slightly warmer tonight. Wednesday Increasing cloudiness. probably foilow~ ed by light rain. Light variable winds, becomlns moderate south. A long trough of low pressure extending from Texas northeastward to Upper Michi- gan is producing cloudy and unset- tled weather between the Rocky Moun- tains and the Mississippi river. but this disturbance has not yet produced much precipitation. A long ridge of high pressure along the eastern sec- tions. The temperature is rising in the Mississippi Valley and Luke- re- glon. TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO- A . Temperature: Low. 51; high. 112. Clear. Underwear at Mints. See adv. Jack Beatty. of Elm street. spent yesterday on a hunting trip in Branch- viile. , .: Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum, will have a visit from the district dop- uty at the meeting this evening. iQiu may have fancies about dental Work. but Dr. .1. H. Mallery's adv. will prove the fallacy of. those fancies. Better read it. ‘ ' ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fidel Bertlno. who have been visiting Mr. and _ rs. Johufiorsi. of Spring street. have returned to their home in New York. "i". ' : The mid-year 'setsiop:"ol the New York East Methodist conference is be- lllg held in Stamfordtodny; and Rev. Frank D. Torrey, onyoWalk‘, is at- tending. ' ‘ , ‘ _ .. Mrs. Josiah '1‘. NewoOmh.‘ 0: West avenue, went to New York this morn- Iug to meet her husband returning from Boston. They will return to Nor- _ walk today. Richard Gleason. of Taylor avenue. had an unfortunate experience with a skunk. Sunday night, which resulted In a victory [or the animal and a new 0111- lit for Mr. Gleastm. The state building and loan com: missioner from Hartford is in South Norwalk today. going over the books of the Norwalk Building. Loan and In- vestment. Association. . Mr. and Mrs. Alfred GOItlSCllmlili, of this city, witnessed the premier performance in New York city. at the Maxine Elliott Theatre, of Clint-lee Klein’s latest success. "The Gamb- lers." last night. The (iirls' Friendly Society of St. Paul's church are to hold a supper and Hallowe'en party this evening in the Ilerkeley street chapel. The girls will be dressed for the: occasion and much fun ls anticipated. . --~Iluy your patent medicines at ape- clal prices. Stilison-i’owell Corp. The Buckingham Post. (i. A. 11.. wish every member to be present at the "testing on Friday at which time plans will be perfected for the memorial service that will be held for the late member of the post. Bradley 8. Keith. Mr. and Mrs. John '1‘. Murphy. of School street. entertained a house full of friends last evening at their home at an All Hallowe'en party. Cantos, singing. music and refreshments took up the evening and all report a fine time. Beatrice passed .throuxh Nor-walk this morning on an express wagon. This Beatrice was a heat and was on her way to winter quarters. It was a good-sized launch and attracted corn " sldcrablo attention as It was carted through town. , Our Brothers' Lodge. l. O. 0. Fa re- hearsed the llrst degree last evening It their meeting. They also Voted to hold on open night. on November 8. at which thus it is expected that Grand Escrow-y Hutchinson will be present to deliver an address on load Oddfsi- lowshlp. Refreshments will ho sorvod. Queen Vi torts Assembly. No. 1. will hold a run or meeting Wodnsldsy ovo- ninx in hiystlo Ohol shall. and ovary member II mounted to be present. as business at importation will be trons: noted. The indie: have orunind a bowling tom and will howl torn prise to mo awarded at an end of tho term. . mu Lotto Gunmen. of Holden avo- nuc. II omnidlni _ lirl. Richard Dam. of N w Torn o . who was torn many well newnio Nominal um Anna oihn . all-wins Mason! loitod hero. IN. A raw but it, consonants " . . final: mi nil husband ii . Public CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND DURING BUSINESS HOURS AT TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN 74 WASHINGTON STNII'I'. SOUTH ‘ NONWALK. OONN. TELIPHONB 100-! Park 8. Tilford’s —80LD AT— F. H. BAXTER'S DRUG STORE Tone for K. 13. Frames for next sum- mer’s boat. now. Special prices. Two slightly used boats for sale: one lid-ft. halt cabin. with 8 h. 1). new motor. One 21-1t. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very cheap it bought now. OSCAR ANDERSON Oystchhell PomLNorwnlk MUSLIN NightRobes.50c , Hallowe’en Post Cards 6 for 5 cents 2 for 5 cents W.— l. I.MALLETTE (iormeriy Mino- Dawson) 88 WASHINGTON STREET F ancies and Facts You may lancy it is Impossible to have teeth extracted without pain. but it in a fact that I am doing it in it her- fectiy painless manner at my oiiice every day. ‘ You may fancy that if you have a set of artificial tccib made they will not be satisfactory. it Is a fact that my patients are satisfied. and more than that. they are (ll-lighted with the teeth make. and those same teeth assist in articulation when speaking their praises. Dr. .I. ll. Mallory 15 South Main 8h. Booth Nor-walk Hours: 9 s. m. to 3 p. m. Sundays by appointment only. .J... w—L. m... .. “u“... - ... City-”Nationalliank TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Capital $100,000.00 Safe Deposit Boxes. $3 and $5 per your EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros. JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vichroo. FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice- Pres. WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier DIRECTORS E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel ammmsu Josiah R. Marvin J. whiloco Marvin Christian Sworn John H. Light Fred H. Rowan Surplus and Profits $117,000.00 .—__—-— ine- “ is depositing I dollar every week in our asvlnn Dept. When hot: a man he will : have several hun- , . 5 tired dollars. and something for hot- ‘ tor—«thrift! hols its. Hos your boy 7 on account with * l a Delicious.CandiesI A . . .. ,. ,.... : nor «is» ”man- The. Home of Hart Schaliner & Marx Clothes the first of Overcoat. you’ll seek no further for as they look—and the where as $10. $12. $15. $1 and black. silk lined or men and young men. The New Store I 24 Wall St, Norwalk. i OVERCOATS I NOVEMBER One suglgests the other; so we'll su gest that ovcmber you see us first is out your The chances are 999 to 1.000 that the coat you want. . We’re so sure of it. because we have the finest lines of handsome Overconts this town ever saw --Stylo that will look good to you-coats as good beat you can find any- 8. $20. $25. $30. Fancy coats in tremendous variety-tans. browns and greys galore~some with convertible collars; dressy Cheaterficlds in greys. Oxford silk lined to edge. For ‘ Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits—a great broad line of these style-makers ready—$18 to $30. Hats and furnishings for November-Jar men and boys. 'TWO STORES: South Norwalk :4 South Main St. milisw—cnn keep up with a feed me dudts~ll it keeps on coming. ors, Bonnie Home Ground Feed for I Cuthill RECEIVES NATIVE STRIPED BASS. FLAT AND BLACKFISH DAILY. NEW BEDFORD AND BEA EBCAL- LOPB. WARRANTED DRY. BUTTERFISH. 4 LBS. FOR 25c. not dressed. BLUE AND WEAKFISH. RED 8AL-t MON. HALIDUT. EELS. FREDH Cutbill’s Bridge TELEPHONE 108. We”... ._....,. M... inn“ Iii ___ii_i_ll shin WALL STREET. 10:10 a. mnwl’ri- cos movod very alugalahly at the ii|it‘il~ lug of the stock market in tho ab: sauce of business from lAillilOil. win-re the Stock Exchange was rioa ed for the holiday. U. it. Steel. lin- lon Pacific and Reading opened an: chopped and then drooped slightly on nominal transitctienu. (Taliadiau l’ncl- ilr advanced tilt. WALL SWEET. Noon. --Au ad- vance of 091. In Canadian l‘acllh- pla- rod it at 202%. the highest price in its history. Thorn was strength in other speculative stocks and the general list was in sympathy to a fraction ov- er night. The mltrkel was very dull. Hocking Volley advancod ii points. Bands were steady. WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~=~lnactivo stocksnoved widely and tarnished the only feature of the market. Cloves land arc. and 81.1mm. whlch‘ooded yesterday at 71. opened 10 points It 61 and than recovered to '10 on 100 slum transactions. Hocking Volley advanced 14 points to 139 on three transactions. United Blows Pipe pfd. broke l points. American Hide and Leather pfd got up 1 and Reading First old. 1%. ill" in PILLOWIHIP. Never 1:: knowledge shall we and our res : The path will never cease And also pm on to Dance, 'l‘lh he icons his heart against tho brother-limb Till then his pillow in tho. ”wayside lions. Till then all thin" and out a mum moon. Till thousand the crowds ho is Mono. A nilsrhn on the Earth. a fugitive. Bookipgtormuh ins lilo can cover " dehl Not-idiom in Nautilus. Ski a (In that slurmeoi-iti MANUEL TORO ETCH. L...» .....-........ n... nuke} vr NO MAN IN THE WRONG CAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN INTHE RIGHT-u-WHO KEEPS ON COMING. No western feed. manufactured hundreds of miles sway. cause quently always stale. and comprised mostly of the iii-products of the do here at home. froth [round each day. and composed entirely of good clean grains and pure wheat pm First in quality. Inst In price. always in the mindo‘of its custom- Horuos, Cattle MM”. . Ww~._..... . .. MAOKEREL. POROIES. STEAK COD. POLLOCK AND HAKE. LONG AND ROUND CLAMS; GREENPORT OYSTERS. OPENED LONG CLAMS. LARGE HARD CHADS. SPECIAL—~NAPPINO BAGS FOR MATTERS. Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. Eveliiug School—M Notices The Norwalk Evening School will re open on Monday evening, November 7. a! High School building. and continue in amnion on Monday. Tuesday. Wed— rosday and Thursday evenings of ecah wee from 7 to ii o'clock for a period of 7 nights. ‘ A teacher will be It the school on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. November 2 and 3. for the purpose ol‘ registering those who may desire to attend. THOMAS l“. CLONE. Superintendent. Carnival _ and Bazaar * K. of C. S" D. of I. Nov. 0d. 4th. 0th and 7th iN THIIR ROOMS. .0. MAIN ST. mementos m I" ruuoWof'i-uniséuwm our» "RIM. DETROIT. Illicit. Nov. l.--—As I re. sult of a decision rendered yesterday in the Wayne Circuit court by Judge (loom s. Homer. the Incorporated Detroit Society for tho Study and pro- vootiou of 1'11thth must give 313.: 500 in hands collected ruin the public. in moors: and nomito a local undo- oorporotsdqsocloty of the some homo. Nu. Williuiii 19.8wa is president oi 1h ‘ is , sodium and 01'. u. it at the hold of the Milan. Newborn of the loo in allow that Mrs. Hearsw's M, til motion ‘ II '3’,“ , ' t tho Grist pd (foreman you was atom a» div. ' l soot silo their society m“ 13411“ ill I . giillllfloagfithsoro ‘ i and Hyltt 510$: 5 m 5, p . m” Mod '0! Mmitki mint main“? 1 mammoth} ..,. . k;fEVENING ‘sau'rmsLw . 11111131111113 § . w a 11111111131111 Year Shows Large increase in ‘ CashBaianchSalisiaclory . Showing Willi Reduced I lists of Taxation l Citizens of 'ii‘nlrliold county can look with satisfaction upon the re- ‘port oi the county's finances. which the commissioners lay before the county auditors to show the conditions of the funds din-lug the fiscal year ending Sept. 80. I lures were a little over $2.3001ess than the estimate for the your while the revonue was over 12.000 above the (Intimates of receipt given twelve 'months before. The total gain for the year is about $16,000, not Including the amount due the striking fund. When the commissioners placed the estimates before the county senators and representatives they figured It out that the receipts would amount to Wesson and that the expenditures would be $97,080. At the close at the year the receipts footed up $111,922. while the expenditures were 506.307. leaving a balance 013115.615. One year ago. September 30. the balance on hand was 820,714. which makes the balance for September 30 of this year foot up 337.350. County Debt. The bonded debt of the county is $145,000. The sinking fund Is 83.- 000. Add to this the balance in the treasury. and it will be found that the actual debt of the county is $104,641. The report shows further that the commissioners were very t’lose In their estimates in all directions. Take the item for salaries and expenses for the county board. The estimate was 88.000 and the actual expenditure was a little over 37.900. Just so with the bolus right straight through. there was a balance on the turntable attic. Building Repairs. included in the expenditures was a sufficient sum to pay for the upkeep of all the public buildings. The commissioners can show that every building is in first class shape. in speaking about the financial con- dition of the county Commissioner Whitman S. Mead. who has been a member of the board for nearly twcn~ ty years, said that In all his experi- ences thaflnances had never been In better shape and he did not believe they could be improved on county. When Debt Woo High. When Mr. blend was nppolnted'to the board. the county indebtedness was $105,000 and the mic or taxation .every year" was live-tenths old mill. Since that: time the county has paid out over 811.311.1101) for better» menu. and yet .‘the debt u‘urhaun reduced over 3110.000. the tax rate has been cut down from iivcdculh of a mill to anon-nth of a mill at year and the county credit stands higher than ever before. The rate of inter: est is lower and yet the bonds com mand a premium. Much for Improvements. The amount spent for betterment. include a new court house at Don: bury. the county's share for new bridges at Straiford. Derby and Ben hell's; a new county homo. with a new school house and a new hospital for that Institution. and a consider» able sum has been spent in keeping up therappoarnnce of the county court house in this city. than which there is no finer building of its kind In the country. Reduced Tax Rois. It is also pointed out that all thh has been done with a greatly reduced tax rate and without Increasing the number of liquor licenses. As a mat (or of furl there are many less II: ceases: lathe county than fifteen years ago. as previously shown. The commissioners believe that Ii the present favorsbic situation con liuues they will be able to materially add to the sinking fund and be In a position to take up every bond when they mature in about 20 years. The money in the sinking fund draws foul per cent. interest and will offset the interest paid on the bonds to that amount. Deposits subject to draft draw two per cent. interact. The other members of the board at this time are filmeon Posse. of Fair: ilold. and John lirophy. of Ridgefleid. They naturally feel proud of this ex» cellent financial showing. .~-—d-.m mm mm HAD IIIN DRINKING. Hod Iona Continued to Death. Thomas Hunt and that his home is in Brackish. Nm.. was sctlni) strut oly on the Washington street ridu 1 night and Dinner John H. Smith also all him under arrest. it app-ms it first that the stranger was drunk. but it was considered but to call a play“. also. Dr. .l. )1. Collars was at the1 The report shows that the expendi- . m..._....-. as. umwms’h—n—W w Fall Suits~ and Ove $10 to -1! sun-s TO sun- ALL. ovsncons TO ovsacon'r ALL. air ',_ OVERCOAT8*Sporty novelty effects, Conservative ones Q1 . Serge lined. silk lined; fly front and button ‘° ‘w too. through. 8U1T8~Mlxtlires in the latest worsteds and consumers! Blacks. SHOES—Russian; (light tan and chocolate shades). Peta \‘ ' eat Colt. Gun Metal. Viol Kid. In up-to-the~mlnute colors. 03.60 to 05.00. COAT SWEATERS In a great variety oi colors. Warm Underwear, Gloves and M Caps. Neckwssr. Price’s Clothing son”: 98 Washington Street. rcoats $2? A .\ 'l.'c.1! IV "li‘ A . ‘0 Blues. High grade only. \ \ 5 n. \j ' titans. Half Hose, shim. 1L "" ‘1 \\‘q 17 South Norwslk ' [alumnus ' l Ill any krona" From Stamford Thmht Flo ‘ Every Saturday Ev’ 3 WILL BE WEN FIRST SHOW. 0:30 P. M. THIRD SHOW 0:30 P. M. . EVERY SHOW WILL B m SPCCIII Engagement of the Funniest Act in Vaudeville. SamWatson’s Farm Yard Columbia Comedy Four, Lots of Lao f" and Plenty of Harmony ' Provost 6. Collins Acrobatic Comedians W. I...Romaine 8: Florence May Smith's... In the Oneal Novelty A . Hallowe’en Foam f m Vaudeville every Monday a 111m; Change of Jowoit Mono. by slalom a done 09.. Matinee 5c and 101: Music South Norwnlk'sLendlne Theatre CONTINUED SUCCESS OF . FAMOUS New York j? . ssoocmzso Acrs or arm 0m. 5. . 5 Loew’s Mon, Tues, Wed. Oct. 31; Nov. 1 8.27 BIJOU DREAM MATINEE DAI Y. 2 P. M. EVENINOS. 2 COMPLETE 8 0W3. 7 AND I P. M. Motion Pictures Every Day , . , -—PRICES—— Box Seats. 25c “irritants: ° F at Hoyt’s Theatre Complete Shows. secouo show. 0100 o. u. ECOMPLETE ' ' ‘r' .. Pauline Moran ‘ . Character Songs Uud Exclusively 1-1.1 Vode‘ A stranger who said his name was , TWO BIG snows DAILY ‘ 4 Madness :1 Lam-ice s lilo—Children. n 1 , Eveninssns.15-10c. 15c&25c opinion the Mil in: suitable; from“ the aim scouts 01.0an and was not insane on was thought alto possible. One of Hunt'- mine notions was that he had been arrested in atomic . outlast-noon to death. Judas .i indium “veins «momma 0 many to set. out at town this“ . t * suits on 'l‘ruit our. ‘ :17- Roi-hoot the children’s mo mod on «tonnes. , mat to : vmutunsiin thousandth“: any ‘1.” am #1" mn' noun: hi m 20/. House or some 1 Dancing. Free to Put trons of Orchestra, Sea INJDVMINT I strum. W ,
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