y ‘ iicuitivatod a taste for
good pure. Candy.
OUR HOME MAD! IWIITI
will certainly tickle or onion.
won from and satin on.
. EA. LANE
Tol. 400. in Waohlngton at.
[IBM NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity; Rain this
afternoon or tonight, colder tonight.
Thursday fair and colder. Brisk south
shifting towest winds. An area of
low pressure over Ontario. Canada. In
producing cloudy and rainy weather
in the Lake region.
this morning as far east as Rechester,
N. Y., and as far south as Pittsburg.
An extended area of high pressure is
producing pleasant weather with low
temperatures In the western and cen‘
tral sections. This area will reach
this vicinity on Thursday.
Al-
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
AY
Temperature:
Low. 51; high. 65.
Cloudy. ~
‘ Dr. George Cumming. of 2 Livingston
street, who has been seriously sick
with acute indigestion, is slowly Ini-
proving.
Mrs. James Ludlaln. of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Locke, of 114 South
Main street.
w—iiuy your patent medicines at spo-
ciai prices. Stillson-Poweil Corp.
A monthly meeting of the Central
Labor Union will be held Thursday
evening at the Lyceum In Washing-
ton street.
Uncas Tribe. I. 0. R. M.. had seven
candidates for the adoption degree last
night. At the conclusion of the ses-
sion refreshments Were served.
There will be a joint meeting of the
board of school visitors and the high
school committee Friday evening at
the high school building in West ave.-
one. This joint session will be held at
the request of the high school commit-
tee. ’
At the next regular meeting of [luck-
ingham Post. 0. A. it, there will he.
mat ers of special importance to be
cons dared. Every member to request-
cd to be present on Friday evening.
and take part in laying plans [or conr
lag eVents. ’
Miss Ethel Robins and Wilfred Rob-
Ins, of France street. gave a iial.
Iowe‘en party Monday evening, which
was attended by a large number of
friends. A number of Hallowe‘en
games were played and no end of fun
was afforded.
Arthur Murray, of Ilarrictl street,
was able to return to New York city to
his duties in the Loafer Motor Com-
pany today. after having been kept
from business by a bad knee. injured
When a mandrel dropped upon It early
last week. Friends are pleased to
hear of his recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Belts, who
were united in marriage recently at
the Church of the Transfiguration In
New York city. are now at home to
their friends. at their residence In
Riverside, this state. Mrs. lieltz was
formerly Miss Sarah Brooks Miller, of
High street, Norwalk.
it is expected that a big delegation
of Republicans will go to Norwalk this
evening to attend the rally at book-
wood’s Hall, at which Congressman
Hill and Senator Stiles Judson will be
among the speakers and at which the
Tippecanoe chorus. of Bridgeport, will
sing. The Republican Club, of this
city, will go to Norwalk by social trol-
ley at 7:45 and it is hoped to set out
a his representation.
This morning a coal wagon going up
Main street over the cobbles started
to lose coal at the Boston Store corner
and when last soon was still droppinl
it over the rear at tho oamo speed. it
was a wise and cntorprloin youns
man who went out with a not and fol:
lowed the course of the wagon. picking
up about a pailtul in, every 100 foot.
‘it was estimated that at tho rate the
coal woo leaving the wagon It would
not lost over three miles at tho most.
Mortar Bortmn Crawford. of Can-
non ,ctroot. rather not tho boot of his
fricndodiondoy ovohin . They nth-
orod at Lido homo iti‘ ful cootnmoo to
rando; him, a . sci-31;:- and forgot:
tot own“! ,flworo nv
remove thohrgo‘i‘ot'oltomnd await lilo re-
turn.‘ Afton!“ _ onto‘of room-
mont thoy‘did:. . you to their lur-
m-too Mentored“ . was with
Amen M , *
‘ _ CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND DURING
Rain extended '
them. ,.
BUSINESS HOURS AT
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
74 WAIHING‘I’ON‘ CTR! y DOUTH
NORWALK. CON .
TILIPHONI 15"
Park 8. Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
~80LD AT—
F, H. BAXTER’S
DRUG 'BTORE
Time for K. D. Frame- tor next outn-
lner's boat, now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for solo: one 264i.
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-ft, with 5% h. 1). Stanley. Vory
cheap if bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OystchhellPothorwallt.
-...._._....~_....._....._ Wm ....._..._. ....
, M U S L I N . ‘
Night Robes, 50c
Hallowe’en
Post Cards
6 for 5 cents
2 for 5 cents
J. I.MALLETTE
(formerly Mlaooo Dawoon)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
Fancies and Facts
You may fancy it Is impossible to
have teeth extracted without pain, but
it is a fact that i am doing it In a per-
ter-fly painlesn manner at my other
evcry day.
You may fancy that If you have a
set of artificial teeth made they will,
not be satisfactory. It Is a fact that
my patients are satisfied, and more
than that, they are delighted with the ‘ ‘
teeth I make. and thoso some teeth
assist In articulation when speaking
their praises.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main 8L. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 a m. to 8 p. in. Holidays
by appointment only. ‘
CityNationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
Soto Dopoolt Boxes. as and S5 per your
EDWIN.H. MATHEWSON. Proo.
JOHN H. KNAPP. int Vico'Proo.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vioo-
Prco.
WILPRED BODWELL, Coohlor
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mothowoon Hoary Soyinour
John H. Knapp. Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian mm John H. Light
Prod H. Rowan
"t
lithium
However
Small
your pay. thoro to
some ono right
' horo In this town
outing loos, and
saving monoy.
Do YOU?
, Four For Oont.
‘ .lntoroot hold on
Iavlnoo Wis.
The Home of Hart Schaffncr & Mortification
Overcoat.
as they
where at
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
OVERCOATS
NOVEMBER ‘
One suggests the other ;‘ so we’ll su gest that
the first of November you see us first 3%
The chances are 999 to 1.000 , that
you'll sock no further for the coat youwatlt.‘ ‘ ..
We’re so sure of it, because we have tho finest
lines of handsome Overcoats this town ever saw
”Style that will look
out your
good to yuan-coats as good
look—and the best you can find any- .
$10. $12. $5. $x8. $20. $25. $30.
Fancy coats in tremendous variety-tans.
browns and grays galore—~some with convertible
collars; dressy Chesterfields in
and black, silk lined or silk lincd to edge.' For
men and young men.
Hart Schafincr & Marx Suits—a great broad
line of these style-makers ready—«$18 to $30.
grsys, Oxford
Hats and furnishings for November—for men
and boys.
. TWO STORES: '
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
NO MAN IN THE WRONG CAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN IN THE
RIGHT—WHO KEEPS ON COMING.
No western feed. manufactured hundred: of miles away. conco-
quently always stale. and composed mostly of tho bl»products of tho
millswcau keep up with a food made here at home. fresh ground ouch
day. and composed entirely of good clean grains and pure wheat pro-
ducts—4f it keeps on comi
as.
First in quality, last In price. always In the mindo of its custom-
erS. Bonnie iiouie Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
V MANUEL rono HATCH.
' “ “cedar.
FLAT AND DLACKFIBH DAILY.
NEW BEDFORD AND SEA RSCAL-
LOPS. WAR RANTED DRY.
BUTTERFISH.4 LBS. FOR 350. not
d rolled.
BLUE AND WEAKFIBH. RED SAL-
MON. HALIBUT, EELS.
‘«
Potatoes I
- 5-bushel Lots at 80c abushel
Fancy Orson Mountain Stock.
Fish Market:
RECEIVES NATIVE STRIPED BASS.
w. M . _. e--.”
POLLOCK AND HARE.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
GREENPORT OYDTERO.
OPENED LONG CLAMG.
LARGE HARD CRADB.
sass oeuvsar.
Flno Cookoro.
VERY DEBT CREAMERV BUTTER. PER POUND
........uc
CHOICE CAPE GOD CRANBERRIEO. 3 QUART! . . . .. . . .. . .260
MAUD I. BRAND FLOUR ............... . . . . . .IAG. 360; DBL... “.60
3 LAND! GRAPI FRUIT FOR .. ............................. 250
3 POUND. YALE TOAST OR SODA CRACKIRI .......... . H250
‘
WI GIVE IXTRA STAMPS WITH OUR POPULAR TEAS AND
corral:
ORDER YOUR WINES AND LIQUOR. FOR FAMILY U“ HIRI.
WI, HAVI THE REST OF EVERYTHING AT WHOLIOALI PRIOR. .
vinv“
its... not its
ymov nation no
FAN
i» UN "
iii voting} honoured,
Eula SPECIALS .
at the A8; P Store
'Iongamnvournnm oouno so.
My I" i “No -ui.....wisuawuntoonounstanchionunoaa‘?‘
rii’t‘ii'i ouonoi.
ov , I; _ ,aroco' A not:
A” «Nov-rimm‘r nods
. .onuaa'rco ou
OU
soon covooouomuoo-tcutransits-oosoooqon
A.F.Beckmann 81 Co.
I8 AND .6 WAIHING‘I‘ON IT.
Phono «o SOUTH NDRWALK
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o‘oodoogoosoiauvgaoonoi.....:
Aopoaoooooodnotto’.,pildid‘olol%l
L'o 'AOK Aoro-oocavsa-torooiool
D‘DIfiiOili'lI‘C‘DDA‘AIUIOOIUI
git
nooselcsuoanolfil-Houoouo
looaooooisoosldfoooorouioloo
“R r n moo!oorloooolo‘oroooousitcom,
. - v i, 5 ,,
,, Funeral Director and Embslmer
INACKEREL. norms. crux coo.
SPECIAL—MAPPING sacs FOR
FRESH MATTERS.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
~ Carnival
”.3 in mm nouns. oo.,,,,uiun or.
ml! um swoon—m..." no...“ .....-. “sham“...mmw... a“.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. lib—PM.
cos of stocks were lifted a small trees .
‘tion on light. opening dealings. The
‘resumution of operations In the Lon-
don stock market yielded only a slight
increase in the activity of the New
Work dealings. Union Pacific and to
We Central rose ”it. Erie First old, and
4thuconsin Central and American Can
pfd. 1%. Canadian Pacific declined i. .
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.«—8pecial
stocks showed much disposition to so
:down. notably the Canadian group.
{Much interest was attached to the
Fall'Suits .
and , Overcoats 7
$10 to¢$25
it me "
, l2
movement In Cleveland C. C. & 8t. ' "' l 1‘ ' .
thouls after its extraordinary fluctua- - ‘ n j
tfons of yesterday. The opening sale SUITS TO SUIT ALL. . {if . Y': I W. :.
lwas at 69 against yesterday's closing
figure of 70. A few moments later It
,‘sold at 70. The stock was then quoted
,lil bid, tiil asked 64 bid, 38% asked.
and till bid. 68% asked. Canadian Pa-
cific. gave way 2 points and Minnea-
lpolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie 1. .
80$:$§§§fifi§ififlfifi¥hg:‘ézféct SUITS—Mixtures in the latest worsteds and cassllineroa Hg;
of the market by the recent leaders or In un-to-tho-minuto colors. Blacks. Blues. '. " .
gmrggficugifiignhggflgd”mtg?!“ mg SHOES-Russets (light tan and chocolate shades),.Patck\ ‘,
regarded an unfavorable to carrying out Colt. Gun Metal. V101 ‘Kid. leh grads "only. ‘ \
forward the speculation. The dlsclo- 03.50 to $5.00. ' \.
‘L ‘t‘
sure of the market. pusltion of Cleve-
land. C. C. and St. Louis aroused sag. COAT SWEATERS in a great vuioty of colors.
Warm Underwear, Glcvoo and Mittens. Half Halo, Shimpf." ‘
OVERCOAT8 TO OVERCOAT ALL. U* '
-. «ii in . “ £ ‘
OVERCOAT8-Bporty novelty effects, Conservative ones H
too. Serge lined, silk lined; fly front and button
through. w.
picion. of the stability of quotations.
The dealings were almost stagnant.
but prices drooped. Bonds were lrregu~ CAI". Nockwoor. ° . ‘“
lar. , ‘1 ,
WALL STREET. 1 ll. m.——Sonlo lin‘ m “ i
provement In the copper stocks gave
thr- gencrnl market a better appear-;
once. but the demand was not large.
Illinois Central advanced 2%, Mnckay
Companies 2 and Texas Company 1%.
Secretary Joseph H. Townsend. of
the state board of health has received
numerous cards from official inspec-
tors at Ellis Island relating to the fin-
migrants Ianding there who are sus-
pected of exposure to cholera. lie
has forwarded cards to the health of»
floors In the towns to which the Im-
migrants were bound. in a circular
letter ncconipam'lng the cards he said
that the surveillance to desired over
the immigrants. The cards have been
sent to the following cities and towns:
New Britain 25. Hartford 19. New
Haven 8, Bridgeport la, Waterbury 7.
Price’s Clothing Sit-Fe?"
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
_ m. “um...” .-..._... m MMMM
iiiiiiiiiiiiiis i utilitarian ".
Mon, Tues, Wed. Oct. 31; I
Nov. *1 8: 2
Ansouia 4. Middletou'n 3. llrlstoi 2. __
Meridon 2. llcrlin 2. Rockviile. Staf- H " ’ “
ford. licliron. Canaan, 'l‘nrlffville. at oyt 8
Derby. Torryville. Meridon. Bristol. ,
New London 2. Norwaik, 'I‘homaston. _
Theatre _
Iiranford :3. r‘airfleiti, Wallingford.
Deep itivcr. Greenwich. Manchester MATINEE DAILY. 2 P. M.
2. itcacon Pails. Thompsonvllie, EVENINGO. 2 COMPLETE CHOWO. 7 AND 9 P. M. .
Winated. Stamford, Norwich, 'l‘orrin -
ton. Saybrook. South Windsor, hit ~
tilt-town flown). Farmington, Sey-
mour and Kent.
Every Saturday Ev'gvssN Complete Shows
WILL BE
FIRST SHOW. 6:80 P. M. SECOND SHOW. 8:00 P.‘ M.
THIRD SHOW 9:30 P. M. i
EVERY CHOW WILL BE COMPLETE ‘7 ,'
Butler Lodge. I. O. 0. III. will con-
for the Initiatory degree this evening.
David W. Raymond
Special Engagement of the Funniest Act in Vaudeville
Jam Watson’s Farm Yard a:
Columbia Comedy Four, Lots of Laughs.
and Plenty of Harmony
Provost 8. Collins Pauline Martin
Acrobatic Comedians Character SM?
W. L_._'Romaine 81 Florence May Smith
In theOan Novelty A Hauowelen Fflflm
Change Of Vaudeville every Moods
19 North Main atroot. South Norwolk
Rcoldonco. 0 Washington atroot.
Toloohono at officol 886-2. .
Toioohono at houoo. 093.
Definition of Chiropractic
Chlmpmuc II the ocloaoo 0! "it
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
iuotla: the mono. Dioouoo no «and
by a wrench. twist or sprain In tho
hook. Even I! done to childhood Ii
crootoo pinched norvoo and pain In
later Ilfo in tho difloront ornno and
limbs.
Chiropractors romovo tho conoo of
-
ya'muay‘
m- diooooo and pan. and health to Motion Pictures Every Day
mtcrod lawsuit: hormonlrinl tho oil
none on an it your body. .
Norvouoneoo. Rhoumatloni. Pauly Jowott Piano. by Quinn! 1 Iona ea. Uood Ixoluolvoly
oio. Hurt, Kidney and l‘smolo Dil-
o a ”inc? all“ in: ”ii “:23“ P C —
I" in , '
Irm inst; clv’iu diluent-gm o 5° 10c 30‘ 50m. 250
obonco to bola you.
'1'. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WAIHINO‘I‘ON IT. IO. NORWALK
Monastic Tmtmonto Olson Aloe.
.......»...—.
-. Evening School
Notices
9 The Norwallt Evening School will ro-
opon on Monday evoninx. Novomhor 7.
at High School building. and continue
in Ionian on Monday. Tuesday. Wod-
ooaday and Thursday evenings or 00th
. wool: from 7 to it o‘clock for a period
of 75 nights.
. A teacher will be at. the school on
Wednesday ,ond Thursday evasion.
'Novolnlier it and 3. for tho nurpooo of \
‘roxlotlortng those who may dooiro to
atten .
South Norwallt's Loading mm,
-. commune success. or ‘ ?
'Loew’s Wild. Vodevil
RECOGNIZED ACTS OF MERIT ONLY
Two" BIG snows DAILY
Molina- at 2.30—v-IIIc & [Sew-(Mum . 5t:
Evelina: at 8.15—i0c, 15c & 25c
milieu” or com cmovulii'r
I
THOMAS If. CLUNE.
superintendent.
. “a.
T0 IGH
“THE—
and Bazaar
K arc &,D. of].
Nov. Id. as. so. and 7th
AOMIMION 10o
ems
Norwalk Chronicler