Darla—”Want." “lb
__, ilml‘filor lals” advertisements. natu-
mflvs lines, one time, £60.: three times.
like: rates for displayed advertisements tur-
aisltsll on application:
scum-unit anus—s, mail. in ad-
”In“. prepatdl, One month. 50:; three
M six months. mono roar. 05.00.
I.“ "ICE-vile. lit Washington street.
”tumult: telephone call, vat. smelt
clues. No.48 Wall street. Norwalr: telephona
Mil “2 ‘9' .
. cownumcarrous should in all cases be
addressed to
' ’l‘llllt dynamo suntan,
Scorn Noavuutfloss.
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law Yank Harald weather tor-east.
j Themthsrn storm has moved very little
glaring the last twenty-four hours. and was
central at Wilmington. N. 0.. last night. R
=‘ "diminished considerably in intensity. and
will probably not be severe in this section.
pithouh rain and high winds will occur along
thouoastdming the day. The depresssion in
the Northwest is central in South Dakota. and
. lsaosompanled bya"warm wave." the tem-
perature reaching 9% degrees at Huron. i. D"
duties yesterday afternoon. Today partly
stills-to cloudy. slightly warmer Weather
wlliprevall. with fresh to strong northeasterly
Winds. followed by rain along the coasts. On
Saturday. cloudy to partly cloudy. warmer
weather will prevail, with strong. northerly
Winds and rain along the coast. and on Sun—
day. fair to partly cloudy weather, with light
9 and fresh variable winds.
Thermometer Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
, “verity-tour hours endins at noon today was
50 5 above zero; highest. 61° .
. llluiaturo Almanac for To-morrow.
Sun Risesl Sun Fets Hishi‘ide Low Tide
it 5:48 at 5:38 at 10:43 til 4:54
Anti-Election Observations.
South Norwalk Democrats nominated
' ”(excellent ticket last night. There was
Ilsrge attendance, harmony and a pur-
pose to otter the public a ticket composed
of gentlemen qualified and disposed to
look after the city interests. Should this
, ticket beekcted it would assure a good
city government. As the Republican
ticket is a good one, whatever the result
of the election, the city is going to be
well served.
It cannot be longer said that. there is
apathy in this town regarding election
primaries. Every canons has been very
largely attended, and-the Republicans or
theFirst and Third districts beat them
all last night. The friends of Selectman
Baymond were out in overwhelming
numbers Ordinarily Mr Keith would
drove secured the nomination, as he had
more votes than are generally cast in a
caucus. He had strong support and did
ythe gracei'ui thing when he moved the
unanimous nomination of Mr R tymond.
There was much interest at the South
Norwsik Democratic caucus, last night,
in the candidacy for collector, which was
uncured by Robert G. Mitchell. His
«chief rival was Leo Davis, who. alter the
informal ballot showed a preference
(or Ilr. Mitchell, moved to make his
nomination unanimous. Mr. Davis
made friends by his manly not. Mr.
Mitchell is a popular young man,
and deservos his popularity. By the
most laithful sppicstion to his vocation.
and a most commendable disposition, he
has nudes host of friends. He served
hisapprenticeship as a printer in this
rifles. Never did s boy perform his
work more faithfully. When an oppor-
tunity oflered, he was placed on the edi-
, lorial staff . and tor stvaral years he has
been in and out among the people daily,
asarrporter, in which rlsponsible and
often embarrassing occuputlnn he has
demonstrated unusual discrlminution.
and has always done his work lslthtully
and with the sole view of recording local
events with impartiality and without the
least animosity or vindictiveness. The
Democrats could not have made a more
deservingly popular selection of candl-
date for city collector.
Whatever the result of the team t-lec-
lion, South Nurwallr will out be repre-
Ientedln the Board oi fiellctmen. We
think the Dnlimllrflla missed an Opp irinoi-
ty lest night it. not mtnlnstlmg a Hollth
Norwallt lillail. It would have appealed
tolocsl ptlde, and the candidate would
have secured much more than his party
vote. Jacob B. Raymond, the nominee.
and Ephraim Themes, the Republican
. nominee of this district, are both lrom
Bowsytcn, and our lirely neighbor is
1 sure to have a selectmsn. Whichever of
. the nominees wins the prize, we hope
they will not forget that their suburban
little city city must depend upon them
. to look after its interests. The interest
, manifested by Rowayion in local goverm
:mentsntltles them to all they have seam
sored.
The city and town elections will prehe-
, hly he in every sense the people’s eleca
Hons. Party lines will not be drawn.hut
W preference will he expressed
M tilt is II it should be. it is not es-
5gmihi that any party should control in
”mmnlflflfl. A vote for these
Walloon be carnation. principlssn
tismm for the place. When we
slimtothisnotioawswm have nation
3% local momma melodious.
sails-dime of public tuna. and heats
met-salient“ tor means only will
Want at public silica.
malls uneasy by some: out
nacho-u , p .
,. Dr. J. iii. Risa, ltmmdbfllfl
and slumping willie school mm
has adelightlnl pspel'fin The Forum de-
scribing a journey made for instruction
by teachers and pupils of the grammar
and high schools of Andorran-r, 1nd.
Out of this journey grout results'may
grow. It was putting into practice to
some extent the German idea of sin-
dcnts' travel lessons. It has been long
known there that nothing is more
profitable to a pupil than to break oil
the course of book learning and make
trips fordnstrnction in various localities.
This cophl be done in it small way at
most any Saturday by the pupils of a
neighborhth school. ill every school
district there lift! historic ilputll, lectures,
mills or minus. whom pupils, superm-
tended by their teachers, could out ob-
ject lessons that would be of value to
them a lifetime. '
The number that took the Anderson
acting was 78 all told. Thoprmilll-rrt
of the board of education, the high
school principal and the city schml sn-
prrintendent went along. The journey
occupied n wock and covered Milli!
miles. Tile first point made was the
capital of the children's own state—In-
dianapolis. Thence they journeyed to
Cincinnati and saw its great bridges
serous tllollllio and its sthumbonts. Few
of the pupils had sum it downbeat.
After that they followed the railroad
route to Richmond, to Old Point ('om-
fort, Norfolk, and up the Chesapeake
buy and Potomac riwr to Washington,
thence home again. Not 20 miles of
this region but had intense interest for
the eager young minds. lither the
landscape was one ol’ surpassing iwnuty
or historic lllllinlll‘lt’l'l hovered lllmrxt the
stopping plat-m. Such terms wert- ”Hill”
with the railroads that the trip only (tr/st
the fine young travelers lullrap‘m-e.
There were some slight. rlrttwl'mclu to
the perfect results. (loo of flit: must we
rious was that the insulin: tlwturztlzt st
did not know so much as they ought to
have done about tlm plzwml vii-trod.
Thor, howcwr, is a tlruwbnck which
will quickly be corrertml if such st'lnml
journeys become the fashion. it in in is:
devontly hoped they will. Let us have
more of them. This is the true way to
learn. In it um lloollh. happiness and
the cultivation of both memory and nbv
sorvntlotl. Bo Darwin liiil'fllr'fl', luv the
Greek philosophers taught their ilv'nllhtl'
ful pupils.
An Autumn Arbor Day.
Spring arbor days are devoted to the
fostering of the ire-c planting sentimmt.
in public. Avr-lmvs of in-mlllfnl trvr-e,
shaded parks and Hf‘lll'llllllllllb" yer. “Yr
some of the results of the sixth- llrht r
days.
But the burnt- grounds of snow of fin-
ctllllun‘lnstl’v arbor «lily nlmel'u r. :r
ritggvli and (ll-solutl' looking, «mo rm
will) wl-mls mu] l-l'i‘i‘ll‘ldn‘. Every l',l..lll"
ought to have» an zlrlmr rluy of its ut’ l‘
in the“. full. Tilt- tiny lvllnlilli l.» 4b .l
in the lamllllll‘ylllg lll’ llu- tat ll .zml
grounds“! homo. A real plr'ntv'nnyhl m
btiitiallctlf it. it has l,,. ll slimy-01'.
that it might in. tlppulnt: :l to l'wlm rm
Chi! llll‘lllllllya‘ (if 'lll’llill! r-l til illr' fulltlliv
it happens sum! in w that illi' llll'llll‘l‘lfv
of :l largo tlllliliit-rtll' 1' mph l‘lllll" lll Ht
tilllt'l", Justthc lilillilll for the full l" nm
illlil trot-planting. linmlotw «pure m llll‘
form itllll gromltlsmight lu- ixlmllr-ll W"ll
hurll Wood young flu-let or li'l‘lll tz'vwl of
the fall fltlllily picnic, llll? tiny mum»:
with some music and lli’l‘l‘lil'y exert l-M
illlll the: {mm which no place t'li’i'fif l'l' .
country can furnish. Ely Lilililil can “1'
the trees set out on family arbor «my
and following up this liiiflrllvf'nwl’fl‘ in"
gun tllvn cvtiry country place would to
u few years builnmi' ti lUVi'ly imitating)”
picture.
Spokane, Washington state, can give
a lesson to older cities in the utilization
of electricity. Freight cars are pm
polled by it. They convey grain from
the i‘llllWlly elevators to the timer hiklv.
Erich cur limits like it snort box from!”
car. It is till i'ctt. long, it ital-t willv and
.‘l L, foot high. At the mills iim trait: it
run upon an relevntcd Itiu'lt, whom“ tin
groin [more through a gate at rim lur-
tmlt into the pits whrrc it it Warm r'.
Tim gntn is ill. ll clued. liflll tltr- t lllflfy
cm- is lllll‘ll With llllili‘ rt-zuly to l. is... h
to the rollwny slittium. it is soul i v rv
Illnlllifiillllli’i r lillll uhoimztln lrlvrrlmnt
in Spokane lmw wants is spur ul' this
wild built in his warehouse. Who: it I t
of bursrilmll lltld filthy sin-rte such
freight rutu‘.» would MW, slaying new
log of tilt- prui’tulitylmlh of this dim-rs
of big trucks illlll of the» pl-uplu ”it y g- t
in the way all
l’i‘llfosr‘llr Henderson .4534 that. lel-l
til'li till) llllilri'il lzl t‘l’lilw. and hf! ll» ti ...1.
Buys of it‘lllll‘l' 3'":er Willi haw- I’llllildl"
it‘ll mom not» of fully illill rl~rsltll~wn~u
are thrown into the sntnr- cells with rig:
most tll‘pl’llvlfll criminals miller mmrlmtl:
ly, Tilly might just as or. ii he sent in
rent to ilill'l'llllll which thrtu not that l.
nice in all crime.
line depot-mum of county lift: at. l
lmneilt to a smell extent by the new
thrill anyhow it may he [Ilkf'kilr‘
memorymlm mid hum r mule mt ll . ow
that salt will come in tree. list, on to»
other hand, the new for! is for amoral
butter, or llrl culled sit-err hotter, permit!
in Europe, and mrhwps the has will
squal'tho min.
ills cuties lobe mhoamneato
be linked ”Jim CW8.
W
, eicirmw "
. Terrible Headaches“ '
. We 7“ '
ear or stomach.
uvss. ea sewers.
W I"
. Area's thns
“1 don’t believe of
there ever was so 0
will a; pill male 8}
as Ayers Catllar- o
’ tie l’llis’l. They O
wllidonllyourec- o
omatend them tor
and even more. 8
When I have s o
' ' cold and ache 0
{mm bend to heels. 3 dose or two at
the” irlllll it all the nlmllclllc heedml to 9
m the right again. For headache. they 9
never fall. 1 have hm!” a Itctlm oi tn.
rihle nominative, and have newr lonhrl o
anything to relieve ilwm so quickly as °
Ayers i'llbi. Mince l Mgr.» taking this 9
medicine, the alkali“ have been lmtd club 0'
loses lremwnt, until, at itti'm'ill, tnnltllm 3
have passed strum i haw hm‘ mw. mt .
F. litmus. Dug lipm, V». E:
AYER’S PE! M? 0’-
Prize Medal at Work”: r: tr 3:
WWWW,
Anecdotes of Windsor Castle.
One subject at interest in «resection
with the castle at Windsor is perhaps not
very generally known, says Lady Eivey.
Under the old isms, Windwr being a royal
residence, any one livlng‘withln the pre-
cincts was exorript from amt ml account
of debt. In «minutiae of this certain
gentlemen tool; up their abode there in or
tier to avoid tbelrcmlitors, and h’lr George
used to tell how more men in his early
days were located in the twins in the bei-
fry lower, one titled individual living with
the fathom! Mr. Motiingtchilllnms, who
was then a militant in tho clotsters. rilr
(ienrge thld recount how thew rcfnguss
rimmed tlmruwiml by taunting the sher—
ill’a oilicrm, venturing as near as tsissiblo
to the outskirts ol the castle grounds and
than inviting them mom to nrrtest them.
Which, the imllry limpet, stems to have
marine! a brutal hint that King William
was near his end and waited aimut until
ho resound the news that all was over,
when. with haste. be terminal to the slum-
ery, ensuing the inmates by ringing the
bell at the clolswr‘a entrance with all his
might and main. It was desiccator the
butler to ask him, "What (bayou want
here at this time of night?" His business
was with the dean and no one else. This
distinguishes! person, aroused lrorn his
alumina and Chad not in his snrpllcc, but
in another men: which should he “si-
waya white," called from the top of the
stairs, ”What is the matter, Roach?"
"Blilyhe deal. lie 1 to ring the bell?"
"What Billy?" ”The king, to baaurr.”
"Oh, yes, Winch, you may toll the bell.”
Thus was the news spread that the king
was 1141!] and that the young Princess Vic-
toria was quoted—Jenni “The Life of G,
J. Riva—y, Knight."
”Others “and This.
”My child is subjmrt in wvvru attacks
of titanium. During llw lost sit-knees.
in. Hand's iiiarrlruu Mixture ans llwly
Riven and on immediate cure resulted.
It untold have request“! a 1.11"" *Uwifll my I
a physician, as on t- rm” tlfifgflmns l
luv-lieu lir. Hand's Remedies sonltl have
saved thrill» of ih‘s: child 1 lost. had they
been within my Uracil nt ml- tin») of it»
sir-l F“ A fir-tine”. 722 New
mm. ('smllvn. N J They an splen.
did children's ftmtdii‘w 2’. culls. All
on... slums
1.“; 'Bsytll ,i. ., * is
. l h 1-! Istrlmr ”It; blih“.'fl’l.11‘fitiltu
‘7'" . "l a"'(" Iif’u "4 lull”: I‘YNIM‘VM.
! ‘ ., l""‘§"‘ stroll 9:3!!!“ in doc.
. m dwelt} .iJ" , in) {5.00
n» ' *l-v ‘ sown-I hash life: to core hem
emu" bathe muons» molt. ~I
‘lnrwv alwnld not b! given, then
. '2‘ value/nub! Mimi?
maul» fl' Finland's lrw mn-
ymv val l'a've the
g ,‘i Vans). .1, tr" 4"!
o 7 i'
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”whom ail-mil and
'i 'a n l "in:
John ll. W. Editor of tile Bun-
bnm. Sebastian, “1).. who naulwl lim-
ver (.11:va for the Presidency in Nov,
loss. while he was layor of Buffalo, N.
Y., is enthusiastic in his praise of Cham-
berlain's Colic. (Thrillers and I‘lmrizma
WI]. Hr says: ”i have used it for
the past five years and t'onsi-ler it the
be» Wartime" of tho- kind in the mar-
m It is sis-topic as sorter and lattice
and at»! cold 'I" need to ever y hmm hold.
for sale ivy Ii. (1 mull-m , «regime
A. M. ills-lg. a well known mm to of
Your», ”rum, says hrs at!» ins luv
years ins-m multitas- with l'lil'mm' lllnl‘r
Ihrn and um! musty remmllm w ith hot
Irillr twins! unlil all» tried l’humlwrisin's
Cirillo, (Ilium smi libertine. Homer“.
which base mm! in sound and well.
”in it a trial am! gun will h» surpriswi
«it the writ m P IM‘ itail't rrl». 25 and m
cm some. lrr mlr hy tar. rennin,
durum.” -
”malls.- ”all“ '1'".
flammm Charles Alone. of the
National Wire Firm-an. iodiulspolis.
Ind . moms that two or film
captioned «unworthy men are MM
is Mohair tonsils-prime devour»
under his Wicca. Experience in
the ml is set meaty tom. its
sdussluprcriashsl pops-rand will Md
it within“ particulars, which alil n-
Maia how yanmay enter the pride-stun
by We; him m indies-polls. loci.
M
Islam W rum.
Wmmawsmm
W in this My.
mummieashs perform by
summery-visual. museum
”mummy. and soils sf
car’s—satanic” sslussuld
madlbeslhmmdlapmlg
Mmthmsflylfl-fi
inibismicm. ltisuiurtulv ll un-nt .
wsmwmmm. rm,
warned-s. furtsrhtr*
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Clocks and Hats.
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in Hats and Bonnets.
trimmed Hats.
SillWENlllS.
We shall show you the latest from London and Paris.
We have the popular Golf Cape.
The long and large Sweep Cape, in Plush, Aetrachan, Wool and Seal.
Our long and graceful tight-fitting Jackets are exquisite.
Beaver, Melton, Chinchilla and Covert Cloths.
Our Garments are all Tailor Made, warranted to fit with grace and beauty.
all well-lined and put together in a first-class manner,
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sosron sroas.
Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk.
Grand Queuing of
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We cordially invite you to visit our Cloak and Millinery rooms and see the latest designs in
We have them in Kersey,
A choice selection of Flowers and Feathers, Aigrettes, Birds, &c.
All of our patrons visiting our Cloak room shall receive a handsome souvenir.
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They are
As we have found by experience, the Norwalk ladies insit upon having the very latest makes
Our Milliners have been several weeks in New York and Boston, selecting the latest things
from London and Paris, and are now ready to show you abeautiful line of Trimmed and Un-
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iirottuus of the Hicnandoall, Richmond and
Washington. Kate-e: how York. $551!). Phila-
delphia. 3.63 II).
V V ‘ r v ’ T A series
it lislllso'l 0b iii“??-
lir». Dales: lecemler ti. and at intervals of
three trawl» until Mar 29. lilo}, lupin-live
list”: New York. Slim: Philadelphia, Sll {sl
ville tours. allowing
rill illllli W ..
Elsie of Flowers. will iw'run during January.
February and March, 1%.
A series of .lsckmn»
CALIFORNIA infill:
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Detailed itinerary will be sent on applica-
tion to Tourist Antoni, Lilli llmadwsr. how
York. or Broad Blrnet Nation. Philsde phla.
(no. W. Born.
Ans'i. lien. Pass. Ag!
own.
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lien Pm. Auteur.
rig!” in
llkt. watches [mm 32?) 00
in ‘50 00,
staid illlml watches that
can In warrant tit. ‘
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October l to e. ’94
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Read the headlines backward and remember honest goods at
Honest Value is what has brought us forward.
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Look at our prices. Maud 8., best in the world, 31.25; Jones’
811 .riative,
p‘i’Speclal p
Baking
l 4 qt t.
l 3 qt. ”'oll'ee Pot.
Powder, 35c.
llnrge J a aned Coal Scuttle.
nucepan.
1 14 qt. Rinsing Pan.
1 handsome decorated Cup,
1 old band Cup,
i hotter Dish or
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All goods guaranteed as represented, or money cheerful y rs-
funded.
4.2i)' Snowflake. 84.00. 7
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i qt. Tin Pail.
l-l4 inch Drip Pen.
1 gal. Oil Can.
Saucer and Plate.
Saucer and Plate.
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