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m: Dilemma!”
[firmwav or.“
Witter-ck. her-Id
, Wmuewtmmam
. 110'! should to sullen-es h-
to ‘ .
III we Ilfllm
Sour: Neutral. Con.
I lull-g Bentlnel has a ell-eulo-
f has tenorsonnunam
m larger. considerably. the- the
blood circulation of the other three
has! dailies. Our press room lifel-
Ieyr open to edvertlsers/
MW
_ the vm Herald Weather Forecast.
13:0 weather today promises to be clear
on slightly warmer. followed possibly
» hyeorne laziness on the coasts. Tomor-
. row it promises to be generally fair and
warmer, with haze or fog on the coasts.
Thermometer Record.
The highest point of the thermometer
lor the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today was 51 0 degrees above zero.
, Iinlature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rises I Sun sets J High tide I Low tide
”6:40 I at 4:31 at 4:10 I at 2:18
For Good Reads.
The season is drawing on for the meet-
,lngof state legislatures. b‘uch bodies
Ire in general very well disposed {toward
their constituents, very willing to do
what these desire.
In every state in this Union there are
some hundreds of idle convicts lying in
the jails and penitentiaries. The state
leads and clothes them. They are dead
~ ‘ expense, with nothing to do but twirl
' their thumbs. At the some time thou-
sands of them would welcome some kind
. of work, ‘just to break the dreary mo-
noteny.
In every state in the Union there are
thousands of execruble rouds—exccruble
is the word. Farmers, manufacturers
'und commercial men lose hundreds of
thousands of dollars through these dis-
graceful roads every year. They could he
made better, but there is no money to
repair them or build better ones. The
roads in America are the worst of any
‘ country in civilization. \
Now, put all these propositions to
gather. Where there is not adequate pro-
vision nlreudyvfor employing convicts
' on road building and repairing, start a
movement which will induce the legis-
lsture at its first assembling to give such
. authority. The securing of good roads
through convict labor is entirely practi-
cable and not attended with any great
difficulty in executing the plan.
Thus every state can get excellent
roads at little cost, and the labor of tho
convicts will not come into competitirm
~ with that of any man outside the pris.
one. Regular labor mny reform permu-
nently numbers of the prisoners and
make them respectable members of com
mnniiy after their terms of servitude
are over. It is in line plun ull around.
”l They Are Not Bciuitlcs.
fit is enough to make one believe in
Nordau’s doctrino of modern degeneracy
toview a picture in the London Sketch
of some of the notables at n famous
vvodding among the British uristocrucy.
.3 "f 'Thagroem is u lord and the bride a ti- ,
fled lady in her own right. Around the
~ {lir are grouped the bridesmaids und
but mun. The bride herself, begging
‘ $0,900 pardons for being ungullunt
enough to any the truth, looks like u frug-
ile consumptive. with u neck of inde.
nnable length and thinness and u stupid
1m. Its only expression is u vacant
store. with u suggestion) of possible sul-
billions. The bridesmuids, also titled
ladies in their own right. urc altogether
‘ ’ insignificant crouturcs, not bulf so
, .. healthy or handsome or intelligent look-
‘ ing as the ordinary American factory
girl.
, The bridegroom bus very large curs
. Ind u very surull chin. The grmmsmun
II the best looking of the lot, ho buviug
the appearance somewhat of it good
healthy college football player. But;
then the groomsnmu was not a noble—-
.ully.nn honorable—which may account
terms being better looking and appear-
,lllg asif he bud more sense than the
. rest. If these people look like their pic-
‘ turns, and if they are specimens of hun—
(rods of years of uristocr , culture,
:M let Americans thunk ed that We
‘ . have nohereditnrytitlcs in this country;
“when have only the strong, splendid
M blood of the men and women who
1 M
' mud-mars finds that, out of 100
m Idvnndes in price since the begin-
“ of 1896 and food products consti-
‘s Inge proportion of them.
W
Weds seems to like American ell-
, i anyhow, lflds‘ns by the amount at
we mucus in the Dominion.
MW
Molyflmrwmfi
”SW-to s WM
with-IRON m
We articles of trade, 58 have made ,
Than Ever
“ ‘ attack othGri three
you? left me offpliyelool
wreck, being. uatu ly frail ‘
and delicate, it seemed as it I
never should rally again. In-
' duced at last to try
Sarsaparllla
I was surprised after taking it
tzro mks. to find Ilwas gtliimn
sum .9. ow empeose
to say I am Wyinmebetter health
than I ever had fore in my
life."—Evs Buses, Lincoln, Ill.
Highest Awards
World’s Fair
Chicago.
"simmer PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern oi this Garment
May he Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Buznr
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady renders some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of gur-
ruents. Full and explicit directions for
putting together the garments accom-
pany each pattern.
657) - sov's ucxsr
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
'l'he juuuty reefer jucket is never out of
style for small boys, and is at once com-
fortable and dressy. As here illustrator!
of speckled cheviot in out brown and mu
shades, its broad suilor collar is trimmed
with three rows of narrow brown braid.
crossed 0n euch corner. Six handsome
shaded pearl buttons close the double-
breustcd fronts. and pockets inserted on
each side are neatly finished with stitch-
ed welts. 'I‘he.hnck is shaped with centre
and sidescanis that end it short distance
from the lower edge. Comfortable
sleeves are cut in two sections, shaped in
regulur cont‘sleevo fashion. llecfers in
this style can be made from rough and
smooth surface cloth. pluin checked or
mixed chcvoit. thcd. serge or tlunnol,
with muchine-stitched or plainly tiuished
edges.
The quantity of 27-inch wide nmteriol
required to make this reefer for u boy
four years old is 2', yards: for one eight
yenrs old. 11'; yards: for one ten yours old,
7.", yurds.
The pattern, which is number or»; l, and
retails for twenty-live cents, is out in four
sizes, for boys of four, six, eight and ten
years old.
EVENING 8EllTIllEL GOUPOH
LENTITLING TO ONE PATTERN ANY
8123. OF NO. “57L .
Cut this out, nil in your name and address
and mail or take to
Students Bargain House.
INAME...”
PATTERN No.'tli'i7l. HIZEW ”WIN
This coupon and la ets. will secure Ibo
onttern nt Hturtevant'n, North Main and
Ann intro-«ls, Hnmh Nov-walk
That Plate“),
11108118
Columbia
THE BEST
BICYCLE
On the steering-
beud of every Col- .
umbiu bicycle of this year's make
that mime-plate appears. It is
unique. handsome, and indicates
tuitch-snlisluctiou and highest on-
jo ment to the rider.
o other bicycle has ever cquul-
led u Columbia. No other bicycle
ever she]! equal a Columbia. l‘bo
greatest bicycle factory in the
world says so.
New Price 3100
W"
The
Imam
: Bicycle
j olthe
World.
HARTFORDS, next best, $80 $60.
norm. cuisine,
wheels at my bio A encymr will
no for boys' and glrle' sizes.
1" ran. out Mellon,
be mulled tor two most tripe.
Hartford, Conn.
An Art Clams of these lemons
a porn HFG. co.
, I I F. U V
mgfiuw “I“ .0
.. BRIDGE. acres”
. O‘rERCOATS.
cones of stand For One
Work I will 3:: log. . .
A TRIAL BOTTLE FREE "
teeny euflerer. Ask for
HALE’S CURE for ASTHMA.
"Al-E! limit!“-
NORWILK PATTERN WIIBKS
c. u. tumours, Pmirielor.
Hardware :c"*‘;$petiallies.
._._ HEATING ur
the house in the
full and early winter
. , , means it t orough
overhauling of fur-
naces and stoves—If
you have them-mud
purchasing them if
you haven’tJn either
case we can and
cheerful] will be of material assistance
to you. urnuees and Stoves, with their
various parts and connections, are special.
ties of ours. The Carton for which we are
sole agents in Norwalk has not its equal
in all desirable qualities.
Repairs for any Stove that's made
CALL AND SEE AT THE
STORE EAST END OF
fore.
New lot in Blue and Black.
$6.00 TO 3 1 0.00.
Tailor—made, latest st. lo. satin wuists
and sleeve I nings.
Diagonal Worsted Suite In Blue
and Black.
$8.50 A SUIT.
All grout bargains. Cull nud examine.
H . GOODVVIN ,
170 \VASHINGTON STREET.
02'» ly
W
When the wild waves of ocean break upon t'n- 'u‘u'td-
ing shore. ,
Or when the choices! china breaks or,” 11L» I .1. you
floor— _ _
Faint not fail heart. nor leave these wrecks (In. Shilli-
less strand to strew;
Bill nick! in the races with
q y ’0 9 Lo Page's Liquid (lice.
Ten cents is well invested
when It saves a hundred
times llS cost. Think 0!
More styles than you cou
$7.50, 39 75, $10.50 and 812 75.
extra good values.
Nothing but the best
“E ll!!! SW8 7' 4' ”A stock that delights every woman who comes, and
I b”, . m, n,” In. “M W have ”nothing to suit every taste and every pocketbook. Th
the foremost meters of the world. » .
This week we otter the beet values ever told at this time of year.
" JACKETS.
CATS—Es.
Double or single, of Beaver, Boucle or Rou
Better ones, of Plush and F
Dress Goods.
Bargains greater than we ever offered be-
For a: days profits will be lost sight of
but record
and get some of these good things.
soc quality Heavy Twill, Black Cheviot
Serges 46 inches wrde, 37 1 2c.
36 in. Black, Figured Mohair-s,
» for this week, 350.
60 in. all wool French Twills, all colors,
750 quality; sale price, 50c.
Hosiery and Underwear
Boys' Heavy Ribbed Black Hose. fast
color, spliced heel and toe, worth 170; Saturday
only we per pair.
Men’s Block Half Hose. Bermedorf dye,
double soles, regular price, 19c; for Saturday,
l2 1-2c pair.
Ladies' Wool Combination Suite, special
value, $1.50.
1 case boys’ and girls’ grey and white
Merino Vests and Pants. sizes 24 to 34. value
TClehOflC Call, 5 7-4.
THE BOSTON STORE,
coking sales will follow Be sure
50c quality;
pays every womili who buys.
oueonds of “styles, every one from
'4
We
ld imagine in a day. See our special values this week, at “.98,
gh Eflects. at $3.50, $5.98, $6.98, 87.49. These are
or, up to 845.
Do Not Forget That we are Headquarters for
CHILDREN’S CLOAKS.
ALL STYLES.
ALL PRICES.
. goods offered, and every garment guaranteed as represented. Com-
parison elsewhere means purchasing here. It has been provon one hundred times a week.
380; during this sale, while they last, per gor-
Ladies’ Ribbed Egyptian Vests and Pants,
Fleece Lined, silk finish. pearl buttons. full
sizes, a great bargain at 39c; curing this sale,
each garment, 24c. Not more than three suits
i ment, 240.
I
I
I «to a customer.
I 1 case Men’s Gray Shirts and Drawers, part
day and Monday only, 460 each.
wool, the greatest bargain put over a counter;
, not more than three suits to a customer; Satur-
50 doz. Men’s Silk Scarfs, Techs, Band
Bows and Four-in-hand styles. regular value,
480; during this sale half price, 24c each.
Handerkerchiefs.
Just purchased for this sale. 1,000 dozen
Hankerchiefs.
Lot 1. —Ladiee’ and Misses’ White Hem-
siitched Handkerchiefs, 3c each.
; Lot 2.—Men’s extra size, fine cambric, col.
3 cred border. 10c quality, do each.
all the small breaks that
ma be mended m :1 true
an Will stay 712321.“in With
5'- ltd
hfiEfie
It needs I0 heating: 0, how it sticks!
that keeps good time
is worth its weight
in gold, but in poor
time keeper isn't
worth the room it
mnrupics on the shelf.
“'e put nothing but
the best Workmun-
ship in ours,’uud for bounty of form nod
fucc. nod for uccurucy in up-ttrtimcsncss,
we are not ulrnid to challenge them With
any other jeweler in town. ()ur Porce-
lniu styles are. very fetching. nod when
wound up to go they are not to be tritled
with.
Horrrer‘ B. Iont.
‘ » ‘. . ll‘lltfillh ly‘
lEAIllNG llllllliEll,
CORNER MAIN AND WALL 51‘s.. NORWALK.
BOTH EYES
OPEN.
When you buy groceries you should go into it With both eyes
open.
When we tell you that ours is the most complete and moder-
ate priced stock in the city, we do it to open your eyes. Then if
you persist going some place else it’s not our fault, but your mis-
fortune.
The finest Gilt Edge Butter, the richest Coffee, the-pure bud-
ded Toe, the finest Crackers produced, Liquid Rennet, Kitchen
Bouquet. Everything new in the specialty line.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
’33 WASHINGWN STREET.
TELEPHONE CALL. l3—2.
Changes cannot be guaranteed the
samedayoopthM‘ m m»
sortable alert will be made to accommo-
date patrons, but change cannot be in-
sisted upon as a right union; copy is sent
in by 2 o‘clock in the afternoon of the
lay before change is desired.
0.!!!
l870
‘25 YEARS.
and best nrrnuged stores thut con be found.
one of the most complete and selected stocks oi
in. pert my store.
II S.
C-A-S-I—I
H Cheese
Liver Wurst .‘f, 10c.
‘ "anode
r. sculvum. u. u.
55 80. II"! 81. $0. IllllWIlK.
Practice Limited to Diseases of Women
EST-ABLESFIEDMW
Special Announcement.
lluviug remodeled my store throughout. 1 now clnixu-thut l have one of the Iincst.
Will open on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 91!).
WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. SOLID SILVER.
NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTIBII
Suitable for prizes. Flue ”locks. Optics! floods, and in fact. everything it first. class luwelry
. l r n it f. Tbsukln the while for past forms. I especially Invite them to
store Rho 1m”, s a 0 I‘ll lolll I! MAIN It'l'lllfil‘l'.
RO()I).
38 Washington Street, South Nulwalk.
P-R-I-C-LLS
HEIDQUABTEIIS Fl!!! FIRST-Bliss MElTS
Fresh Pork, Re. Home 129”
San e, Sperry & Barnes 10c. Shoulder 90,
Legs utton Be. 5! lb. ll lmrd film.
Mutton Chops 10c. Pot oust 4c to log.
Fore Qusrter Mutton 40. Round Steak lllc,
Fruukforters 10c. Fresh and Pickled Terigues 12c.
Bologna o 10c. amokgd thnguen were?
in! Pickled 'l‘rl c do. near ron ,q ,
Fran . p 100. Fresh (hound Hence for Chickens
Erery Tuesday and Friday 8c.
um: Cuts! In the Same trunnion. All this at Poultry» at
~ thinnest I’mllh Prion. “
SOHAUB. P
i
only
"M7395
25 YEARS.
TRX’ ()UR
ALL KINDS. l0 CENTS.
HOME MADE PIES
MEAD’S.
The
New
New Prepared Hue
r3103: s“.
New Tomatoes, [or can, 7c.
New Corn. 4 runs [or 2.3m
New Green Penn. 3 cans for L’hc.
New llulslne. 5 lbs for the.
New California Prunes. :l lbs. {or 25“:
New California Apricots, :3 lbs. for L'oe.
New Murrow Beans. ll ots. for 25¢:-
New Hmall Beans, per qt , Tc.
wheat per pkg. lllc.
New Pancake Flour, per Dll
We uuersnteeeverythng we sell.
Seasonable
it) lbs. Ont Meal. 25c.
4 lbs. Lord. 256
ll lbs. Soda Crackers. 2dr.
No. 1 rlsIt Mackerel, per
3.. lie.
Value of a Dollar
lh-reuds upon u but you can buy for It. it Is [lemme the people of the twin cities have rulirp
ed this (not that, we owe our are at success. and that. we Are today the lending
walk and rlouth Norwsllr. We are the pioneers of low prices and we mean to
room of Not
up in the lead.
Goods.
New Orleans Molasses. gel. 480.
Huger (lured shoulders, per In. 9c.
Niger Cured Home. per 11).. 1213.
Holt Pork. fat or lean. pefi’lhfizt’c.
2!! lbs. white or. 0 Honor. it.
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar. 3|.
Your money back if you on not solicited.
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
L‘ We have Just received another on load at our famous ”MAUD it"l'lour
advise our customers to buy their winter slipply
old price. Alter this car load ls sold the price w ll be considerably odvnucsd.
MAUD 8- (Busllnthe World) $4.25.
fl" Remember this price holds for this lot only.
Try our ommry Better at 25c It.
THE NEW YORK Ellllllilll Ill!
‘Enonms mung, an
end would
now tor this is {blmwo'lll sell «the
sen-ram
. 1m ‘
Norwalk Chronicler