_ . ArriVing every day to swell our
‘ i' ‘ ' tremendous variety. Shoppers
' " should not fail .to'yi-sit our stores ‘
first and learn the
. w. s. s ncocuu',
North Main and ion Streets. South liotvvali.
. a.
A: 2: M.
in inviation is hereby ex-
tended to the people of llomali
and vicinity to inspect outgooos. _
lie on not claim to give you
gold collars tot Eli-cent pieces; “
not we will treat you iaitly and
justly.
m”..— -———
lilNES 8t. illliliilKISS,
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
x‘ Housnxssemo
ARTICLES at
23 WALL tit. “’
Sole agents for the Victor Bicycles.
17;WALL Sr.
FRANBIS & 00.,
lbs Reliable lllothicrs- Hatters and
Furnishers
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
of New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods, at
wonderfully low priceero question about it.
If so, ask nine persons out of every ten,
“Which store sells first class goods at low-
est prices,” and the answer will be, Francis
Our store is our best advertisement
for superior goods, at popular prices.
FRANCIS&CO.,
86 Washington Street. - South Norwalk. Bonn.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
.03;
SPRING ’i00TWEAfl
~00 TO~
TH E0. OLSEN;
llllIPIEllEISIVE STOCK.
Nowhere in Norwelk can you get ony—
thing in the Hardware line cheaper or
better then we can supply you with.
All our goodsere the work of leading
manufacturers, end the prices have been
subjected toe test of comparison which
shows that our claim in the foregoing h
fully warranted by these facts.
it in went of
CARPENTER! TOOLS or
BUILDIRB’ HARDWARE
Call at the Old “and.
42 south stats at.
.,;. ..
m
score or in consumes
m
Ami! Mitt-res Cassette. ls
Wmmm‘lfiefln
mimwmmrwnse
bouletcem
Porters. Cone" Kev. ton-Dorm oi
slim min the authorities at
Rhoda blend and Connecticut. are so:
need in theworh 0! fleeing the members
of one of ths~biusst genes of robbers and
guardians that ever operated in New
' 0 ’ L .
v or six mouthswestere Rhoda lsiend
and eastern Connections have been ever
run with robbers, and not e week has
as: without receipt et some police
boners of reports oi as icest one and
generally two or three hold raids. 'l'he
oflcsrs in whose districts the thefts were
made have for some time bed a suspicion
that these burglaries were the work of e
gang operating systematically and guided
by a master hend. , .
After weeks of work Deputy Sherifl
Bartlett of this piece dockied on Wednes-
day to make e tour of inspection. In this
tour he visited a spot known as the Wii.
derness. It is a lonely patch of woodland
located midway between Prisons and
Killinsly end user the Connecticutr
Rhode Island line.
no use to see Weeds. ,
While trample: about in these woods
Sheri! Bartlett came upon a email but so
isolated as to excite curiosity. The sheriil
gratified his curiosity end entered. He
came upon a man who called himssit
Charles Roi. After talking with the man
for e few minutes some Bartlett's sue.
pistons were aroused, and he began to es-
ernine the shanty. His discoveries over-
whelmed him.
In a very short time he found that this
little but was s storehouse for the bur-
glare of the section. Piled high on shelves
in cupboards and holes, werewlggtjwkcd
at first like tons of stolen goods. Roi was
fairly snatched into custody, and the sher-
ifl sent for conveyances. When he had
dug out and gathered together ell the
plunder, it filled two large wagons. Roi
was then piled with questions. At first
he was stubborn. but at length be con-
fened that he was e member of a large
gang of robbers.
To prove the truth of his statements and
to save himself Roi volunteered to give
further information. He led the odicers to
e mound but. Hers another wagon iced ct
plunder wee found and carried eweytc
town. Goods of every conceivable de
scription were included. Cloth, tobacco,
jewelry. garments. money, furniture, pro
visions and innumerable other srtlolss. A
large quantity of postage stemps was
found. explaining away the mystery con-
nected with a round half dozen of post—
oflloe robberies.
Another Storehouse.
Roi was pressed for more information.
and it was forthcoming. Following the
new lead. the officers yesterday fonnde
third but. this one in a patch of woods on
the Rhode island side of the line. Here.
too, was a heap of hidden plunder. and
the Rhoda island officers were notified.
Roi announced then that this last but
was the rendezvous of none other than
Louis Calvin, a notorious robber, who. it
seems. is the leader of the gong. contain.
ing over it) robbers, thieves and highway-
men.
The plane of this band are unique. Sev-
eral quick witted deputies ore apptill'lh'tl.
and llul was out) of them. They but? been
going from town to town in the guise oi
quack tincture. Roi revealed three com
pietequuck malicine outfits to subsist:
tiate his story. A week or sometime;
more is spout by the coach in a town,
and during their stay every lucrative place
is stunted and studied. lit'porllt urn made
to Calvin, who dotuile his export crackers
The plunder is then taken. and returns
are made to Calvin, who directs M to Na
disposition. Officers are on the track (I
Calvin and others of the gang. and fur.
ther onsets are confidently expected.
Italy and the Vatican.
Rosin. Nov. flit—in the rhombor of step
utiee Premier (trippi, in reply to interpel
lotions regarding the inwuf guarantees to
the vsticun. declarmi that any modiilcss
tlon of the law would engender internal
discord and cause a feeling of doubt to
prevail abroad regarding the policy of it-
ely toward the papacy. Commenting upon
the resurgence of Catholic clericeiisns t‘
several parts of the world, the premier
said it ought to inspire a feeling of eppre
henslon as to human progress. Severthe
less. he believed that special laws were
needless to defend the rights of the stats
against the abuse of the clergy.
Item News The-smut.
New Youtt, Nov. flit—A special to The
World from Kingston. Jamaica. says: A
formidable expedition against Haiti is be
ing organized by Boisrrmd (fecal. it is
reported on trustworthy authority. (Benet
is being assisted. it is asserted. by I well
known Philadelphia iii-In. 'l'be espeditioe
is to sail early in liecembsr. The plan it
to scatter munitions of war at various
points in the black republic lending“
Port en Minus, the clpltnl. during the
coming elections.
In. It. I). lingers [sum
iimrvvrsan. N. Y.. Nov. sit—Whiis
riding e superb hunter on the Wheesly
hills hire. it}. 1). Morgan. wife of the ox-
cmumodore of the Now York Yacht club.
was thrown to the ground. undherlw'
was broken at the ankle. A message was
hurriedly sent to Dr. W. '1‘. Hull. whs
cums from long island City to Weather,
by special train. it is reported that the
horse became frightened at to stump by
the roadside and jumped violently aside.
out Mons! rum trustee.
Cm kit-A3"). N. Y., Nov. ssh-Stephen
D. Horton. to years old, one of thhest
known pilots on the sound. left City Is
lend Nov. to with the basis Perfection,
bound for Halifax. Ho left the “oil is:
land on the I‘lth. and since then be h
notheeneesnorheerd of. "islets-dots
this place are searching to: him end I.
that he Instant death in somevtelei
manner.
WWW”
Vsnmes, it. 7.. Nov. sit—M
Purdy. eweeithy residentoffinetlswl,
commuted suicide hyeutting htethseet
with e elite. flowered y—esstlefl
unwise. Honey-stun are thought
tohstheseess.
fl.
it
to,
no comm. we
Gallon, or‘ssndle postinmlto Ins, and! willgire you figures. ' Don't target that I have
5L...
gone anti thighs Always in Stock
motto
The piece to get your
Repairing, Painting,
Trimming end also
Sign lettering is at
Wright’s
' Primary
and
Saiesroom.
Franklin Streets. 8o.
" ilorwslmionn-
WORK cannon sou awn DELIVERED FREE on cusses.
lT is SO WARM.
Sounds strange so late, but these are familiar words this November. Ri SULT.
BARGAINS in lAlllES’ .IAliIlETS and MP .
We have made recent purchases at low figures andmarked stock on hand to match.
Look at The Prices.
Satin Faced, at 83.98; Full Lined, at 85.
Extra Quality, at 87.50; former price, 311.
Best Qualitv. at $10; former price, 812 to 817.50.
Cloth Capes at similar reductions. Fur Capes, 25-inch, s5; 30-inch, to and 87.50
We have a few Children’s Garments fromlast
year we will sell at half price.
A. DlCKERMANdI. SO ,
NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
fi
DR. F. W. DAR‘MEB
lOIIBEElll Mill“.
4:: Washington so,
South ilorwsll. lions.
Tili'fli FILL!!! AND EXTRACT!”
Wl'l'llolf‘l' PAH.
t riitlciai "evth with and witlmnt plates by
the lame impmmi mribnlln
All operations perisining to modern ileu-
tipty performed in nykiii'ut manner at ititttlll
one hell the price charged by other dentist;
Teeth Fstruwd Fm of| barm- where tith-
er heath are m be inserted.
A lady in eiundence.
OHICI nouns.
From '1 e. or. until 5 p. in. Upon Wednmiey
end Sat miey until ti p. II.
All work wsrrented for five years.
('ssnecsltltlms Ina,
'— _——
’c.'sciovont. n. o.
is $0. lllll Si, 30. lliilllitlll
Practice Limited to Diseases of Women
"dies noere. lenders end 1hnredeyr. 3 to
o. or oil 11
i. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper flasgevfieloiuioet, Painter
Mil-I'll:
hell Paper sot Butters.
P pets. Pmrdersend Gilt )touldincs tellers to
‘I notice I.
ton. set-ts
loci-sess- nllyoentm h, melt
newcomer
Bshy tsrrlsgss end Isirlgsrstors
11'
Raymond a Sons.
We to times it. Raymond.
fen-tiers Beaten eel tiescrel Funeral
Directors
uses es mus ssesu, trousers. a.
Mono. 8 Berkeley Pie
1mm. 71—4
spaces "oily-$6..
Flt. lite toll tooilest insertion:
till Emil illli lilliiSE tom
Geese lites-ship “chefs and titerl
been 3 Intel est
foam ”loci mined Piece
asst ts Pest Olen, heath llerwsilfl.
later: Pshlle. maniacs-est:
”worm, with ~
, it plasma 1;
One Ire err due 1:25
a..." *u I “M
, rain is; . . .
.. sense is the ll. e. no»! teem '
he Wm
amenities o. co
ovum": m... .. ..
nurses”. .s'h ,.
ii. i.. llew Haven & llamoni it. It.
JUNE l6. nun.
TRAINS LEAVE SOL'TH.I\'l_lR\YALK A8
:FULLUWS:
Fun New Yeast:
A M.—li mu. 5 liter. i3 15 av, it 5 low. 7 to} so,
7 {file-x. r- 21 ex. 90:“ it Will tr. 9.1% ex, [ii of; en.
ii 37 l es. Bit—425211.! like 1* :5 ex. 22M ac.
4mm tater. bales. name. owes. (listen.
7 fiber. 6 ll so, low so. ii: iii ex.
SI'NDAYH.
A. M.”l2 ills-x 53in. 6 30 ex. ‘1 if) or. i’. M
41“ ex.7‘.:ilex.92esc.
Fun New Haven:
A. M.—l (Ii ex. 1 so en. ii 32 no. 738 so. vi iii an
it ll ex. iii 120x. ii (iii ex. 1H4 so. P, )i.——l:! l
u. 1 Mac. 24:! ac to Hridgrpnrt. 3011 ex. 4 20
so. hlfilexfi‘fl as. $27 no. 7 ill ex. 728m: to
Bridgeport. ii t: cc. 9 41 so, 11 15 ac.
Sunnevs.
A. M.-l ill ex. 1 3i es. 7 aligns. 9 l2 no. 7 15 its
‘ LEAVE NEW YORK.
Fun Home Nouwaut: '
A. M.— 12 ill m’d‘t. ex. 5 (Il ac. ii (Xi ac, 7 ill av.
HIM-x it Iris-.1. Dill ex. ill lid ex. llilli no, ll lliex.
timer. 12m nnmv so. P. M.-l lit-c. Zillion.
:iitlee.:i:ller.tl‘2ex titties, 430 1 ex. 60.: I
entitlement)“; ’.' tomato ac. 950cc.
Boston's.
A.U.-—12lliex.tiw so. not so. P. M.—tl0
ex.
lisnhury Division.
Luvs flour“ Normans:
A. H.437 er. 915m. 1008 02(- P. M.——l to
sc. 4 m Pltleiieid on. b 12 ex. 6 58 ac.
Snnosvs.
Ll-Oflec. P. M4126».
Luvs Daencur:
A. M.—-G(llec. imam“)? ox. ll «Lac. ,P. M.
inexJitecAeiiex.
Runners.
P. M. ii 05 ac.
A. 31.4 Mile.
All "
The Best Cooks
Use
The Best Flour
WHICH IS
ALL
its But illicit: Handle It.
fobevteJuokottiloodwln
tum scam ”It Will.
isomer” ”3’93
J
GROWINB Ill IHTEREST!
The increasing interest taken in the
lililillll} Sflllllfll
is phenomenal indeed. A few months
neu the school was first introduced in
the city. and from that. tune to the
DTGPEDL time has bee n a constant growth
in public favor of this wonderful house-
hold necessity.
THE GARMENT CUiTER
Many ladies who scarcely took any no-
ticet'iftht-school at first are today inves
tignting it. realizing (hill; the ability to
correctly suporiutcud the cutting and
making of garments for family use is
both a pleasure and a valuable saving.
Probably uolineof household work has
been so shamefully neglected as the art of
cutting. and sirunge as may seem, it is
netsrtheless true that nine-tenths of the
«mug ladies of today have no correct
linowledge of the science of cutting. in a
correct manner. the garments that adorn
their forms.
A lady's crown of glory is 11 nice and
comfortable garment, cut in such 3 mon-
ner that will give her it grand and stylish
appearance. ‘
belfintcrest and future prosperit , in-
dividually and collectively. strong in-
vite on to attend the Cutting Sciioof
Al are invited to coil and investigate
our Work.
School Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day,2tol5snd7toiip. m.
The National Garment toilet to.
22 South Main street. 4m
HilliSES!
Horses Enamel for the Winter
at our stables on Water street in the
clty,or at our Euet Noronlk or West
Norwslk forms.
Good Warm Stables.
large yard (or exercise, opening to the
south. protected on three sides by build-
ings; careful experienced horsemen in
attendance.
RAYMUNI] BilllS.
W-~WW_M_~.
Hill so: to
S. B. WILSON
BUILDER, in WALL STREET.
I tr. Baton ‘
.191" 11.1.: M men; fit? ‘ "331
" ii:
lbs i fill '
ismfl'iie. mas a1 ”all
month. , " it?
torner Modisonfendu
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