in teasi-
uom win
‘ the state labor
, oirhls forth-
:‘ n it
is in great up
w 0! labor atatlr
_ the management
BtWi‘lght. Is making
. , ~ : ve incuiry into
“as where there is
m Ir. Wright will
to investigate the
. hlln with the in-
would receive trotn
.' established. Col.
Kr. Wright is a be—
. ownership. ,
' horticulariy to the
,. . . Colonel Home
in cities. bombs
the water supply is
_ by the munici-
_gupplied with wa-
thii in towns where
. by private cor-
thlt there is only
state where water in
W. That place
said tint the quantity
the consumers pay
Wind pay only it.
that themanicipall»
‘ “I water supply
‘ The train was
havingtsnsars.
Iiaatesatths
ill train haul-
‘ ‘w. Icons presented tissues-otthe
American lilaainnaryusn‘eiatien. and.
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Mt can“ pass and need hint and it he doesn’t
want hint about there he neede'tnhat‘s
all therein to it. The rest otths order
issued in 1888." -
“Will the orders interiere with the
athletic sports at the man?”
“That is one or the things that in not
“ p 1. that the properly understood. When the orders
nrat earns out the men had. an idea
that “would prevent them from play-
ing basket-hall and engaging in other
sports. That is entirely wrong. i
have had a talk with the ousrtermaster
over the telephone wire recently in re-
gard to that point and he agrees with
me that athletic sports between the
companies should be encouraged but
we don't propose to have the armories
. made a geasralloai‘ing place."
"Can the armorial he securedjor le-
gitimate sports by the dilierent cota~
panics?" '
"Certainly. All that is necessary is
to make the application and the appli-
cation will be approved.“ .
"How about the use of the armories
tor fairs. etc?" . _ '
“ii application is made there will be
no objection to their use ior such pur-
tin-as. but.” want to know what the
ar ‘7 is.” he used hilt"
" 'ill the orders alieci the letting of
the brlnory tier holding religious oer.
vices or conventions?"
"i am not in favor oi armories being
used by pangs outstripped the Nation-
al 6 j d toothy purpose."
"3' crew anhtherdlilng that cans.
e " e pailnoepslofiglaaid the gen-
eral. ”and that was the order in regard
to the use oi tobacco in the armoriee.
When men are being drilled on the
door it is very disagreeable to the ot-
ilcera who have to give orders to have
men not in the ranks smoking. There
in no objection to their smoking all
they want to in the company rooms.“
"What about the bicycle order?"
‘fA good many men ride to the ar.
mory drill nights on their wheels and
it they put them in the hallway it will
become impossible. The orders simply
any that the entrances ehall be kept
clear of wheels. The men can put
them in the company rooms or even in
the drill hall and there will be no ob-
.lcction. There in no need at leaving
them out in the street as some people
seem to think."
BQL'ATTED FOR (SAME.
A Portland Horse iievelope at Sonic-
tintee Troublesome Trick.
The coon and rattlesnake editor of
the Penny Press now assert» that not
only baa Portland a cow that points
Raine. but also a horse that will
"stluat" when it use a bird. The horse
‘was recently acid to a new man.
in iording a shallow aim the rider
did not wish to not his ioet wet. and in
. drawing then up the spurs prodded
the horse. who immediately squatted.
wetting the now very indignant rider.
A few days later the new owner test
the party from when he purchased the
horse. and said: "i got stuck on that
horse you sold the. The other day when
l was crossing a river the horse anus»
ted and wet me." “Oh." replied the
former owner. "l target to tell you.
that horse Is as good tor squatting on
’ iish as well as gene." The argument
ended than.
Before a year Is past Worcester pee.
pie will be able to board electric care
iorllostos.andean ridetotheeityni
beans and culture every tent at the
dicta-cc on electric railways. This is
the prediction of a a trolley triad cl.
hsvi hamlet in Worcester. whose rest! will
.’Tssthstvs’.ieroeseitas-iatbsolista.
dimer. and rendered a solo at each
m ih mom 3......» ‘ ‘
* e n ‘ . lon-
sl church restarts: learning. Rev. Geo.
told at thegreat work, being done
among the entered race. iodine. Chlnv
caused liottntfla Whittle oi our counw
try. Mr. Iioore is an ahls'speaker and
interested titelargs congregation in his
work. The contribution for the cause
was a very gretliying one. Additional ’ .
An assortment“ Underwear that lunch .
.gittsotsyne‘senttcthe -, Attila
morning service George 5 -, Clark.
son or hit. and lira. Gunmen. Clark.
was baptised. in the evening the pas-
tor. Rev. Gerald ii. Bard. delivend
the third sermon in the series at ‘Cotp
ditione of a Genuine Revival." 'l'he
diacourae was an exceedingly helpful
one. Mme. Araminta. of New York
city. substituted yesterday for lira.
service. ‘
NORWALK METHODIST.
There were large congregations yea-
terday at this church. both morning
and evening. Rev. Mr. Scoliold began
a series of sermons on “Ruth ‘n that
morning and on “Joseph' en .hc even-
ing. These sermons were very inter-
esting and full oi sharp and pungent
truths. The ringing in the evening
was from the new singing books, led
by the chorus choir and heartily parti—
cipated in by the audience. The sub-
loci of the sermon next Sunday night
will be “Joseph in the House of Poti~
phar; or How to Meet Temptatidn."
There will be music by the male quar-
tctte and others.
NORWALK CONGREGATIDNAL.
At the Norwalk Congregational
church. yesterday morning. the pastor.
iicv. 'l‘. K. Noble. preached an lnterest~
ing sermon upon "Living in the have
of God." Hie lesson was Romans rm.
and the text was the 2m verse of the
general epietle oi Jude. in the even-
ing the pastor preached the seventh
and last sermon in the course. “Pop-
ular hilaapprehcnslone in the Realm oi
Religion." .
‘ tovfionr’
Mill "Pond
Oysters.
Opened or in the Shell.
Hotels. Restaurants and
Families Supplied.
lail Orders Prsnpily Attended is.
Address.
Emil illlll. ll (llllllX.
0r Westport.
JOSEPH A. Will.
use ti Booth Norwalk.
' NOT‘IOI.
SPEBIAl WEE ilEEllllB
The inhabitants. legal voters oi the
Town oi Norwaik. are hereby untitled
and warned that a special town morn-
ing will beheld in the Town Houae in
said Norwalk. on Tuesday. the 23d day
oi November. Hill. at ii o'clock in the
evening. for the iollowing purposes. to-
wit: To rescind. ii deemed advisable
by the meeting. the vote passed at the
town meeting held Ilpieuibsr it. till".
instructing the Selectmen "to widen
Wall street bridge by building on the
south side thereoi an additional stone
limb. or arches." so as to increase the
width at raid bridge fourteen feet. and
it said vote he rsselnded. to authorise
the ilelsetnien to widen said bridge to
the moth line at Wall street. being a
widening oi said bridge at tourteen
test on ths‘eaaisriy sad and about sis
teat on the westerly and. and to use in
said widening a etesl been or girder.
iron. concrete and other suitable in»
tsrials: sad to make the nsmssry sp~
Widths theater; and. it said vote
passed September it. it". shall not be
waded.“ in anthems ths detach
monochrome ocatrseiesadsgrse—
rneats with lire. .iaiia Wilson as shall
be round ‘
Us challenge ddnpsl lilon
i In our ...... mnaoowa .
‘ sale at '
Winter.
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rattan it mm...
coat are m.
oi it sold for limped none
has than non. ‘
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it's a big thing to underwear buyers.
Wholesalers are turning up tits price.
We're sending it down.
Store open evenings.
Comstock
Bros- - '
Modern Clothiers
and
Furnishere.
it 80th Iain Street.
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READY
moonlit llllllt
A? ill
Model Grocery.
Iii! law price lsr issuable Oasis.
Dudley's New Canned Pumpkin. lins-
ton Marrow Squash. Hubbard bomb.
New Uitm. union and Orange Peel.
sweet Russet (liner. Wei linen Neat.
like to. Try Columbia condensed Mince
Most. to to. i lbs tor also. needed liais-
ine. buy the Owl brand here; tinest.
iinitana headless hairline. lmse and in
Packages.
Pure Lard In a and ii lb title. the and
tile.
Pine. large. loose binomial lialalne
at tile Ill. Cranberries. 1c quart. lithe
tweet Florida Oranges. the dance.
'l‘ahls Raisins at ”it hi. Hickory Nuts.
Pop (torn. Brasii Nata lilo. Almonds
tic. Grenoble Walnuts tile. 0st In»
Isl duality lined Nuts sold at lie. !
his He.
'l’hytae. leer. lsvm'r. mm.
Me brand. New Ours ideal.
new time New orlssss liolssess.
not. aeanias’iionieassade Jelly. (lur-
rant. oasis. Quinn. mm. Wild
Grape. liens! in titers. “my is
eaten. Pantry floor. “the bees. Fine
. fl ultisnnicub' not icon than to»
‘esrilmuriorthsmyiavorsoithe be impossible. Howiisit. we will give
_ Ewen/tr Fat Turkeys leonAwsy
A
Wiring dinner. but that wood it”. Nov
no. a... new
sherbet every miles you mate
in... built tonight and wholesome twenty- nine. trash and let turkeys iorthsasatm days and many
for as to return thanks, to our many away“ We wiilgiveiivetnrkeysaway win one at the turkeys. Read this
customers for their patronage and Battmlay night at 10 o'clock. Nov. m.- challenge list oi prices: ,
good will. We would like to give ‘Five llonday night at. Baotou TW‘ , ‘ ‘
everyone or that a turkey tor their day at d p. in. and live Wednesday at . ‘ ‘ a; f " “:f';
‘ , “ Menu.
in muses“ Bonele Jackets. very cheap.
at ".50. this sale. “.00.
., 15 Plain Beaver jackets. everybody
‘ aslts race. this sale, 35.00.
\ 12 cm Beaver Jackets. braided
oaass‘ooons.
to pieces aillwool 88-inch wide dan-
nel dress goods. 35 cents. ‘
15 new mixtures. as inches wide, die. 3
3 pieces black figured dress goods. the
same quality we asked 49c. the chol-
“ i
”la iii
-' back seams. New
price is $13.50. our
., , . $10.00;
customs cars
We keep a great line of children’s
silk caps in plain and fur trimmed.
25cm $1.50.
Children’s achooi Tam'o'shantera. 19.
25 and to cents ' -
WM
10 dos. Plaid Wallis. sold every-
where ior 88c: this sale 50c.
10 dos. Plotted back. all wool Wallis.
in black. green. red. blue. and gray,
worth 81.98; this sale 81.25..
25 silk Waists, nicely made. platted
buck. iull irfint. use.
mm 50'“.
i0 dos. Muslin; Night Gowns. sold
everywhere for die; for this sale 29c.
iii dos. Luiles’ Flannel Night
Gowns. tile:
6 dos. large ladice' Night Gowns.
extra width. extra length. extra
alcoves. 75c.
30.113? m mama.
1.200 pairs of Tndi'ea' that black aim-it-
loge. double heel and toes. full length.
very elastic. every pair a bargain at
15 route. for theee daye only he.
I7 very best 20c garment. children‘s
. _ ”.00. our price in $7.50.
. ‘ p; 15 Two toned Boucle in green and
black and blue and blaekpthe city
vest and pants. winter weight. iii to
'2 little money. Save your duplicate checks. 3..
r
{game Kl
York house naked lenge price. 29c.
colors. 50c: -
challenge price is
wide. 81.00.
' 3i. worth 25c. All perfect. Whoever .
heard oi it. tic.
Men’s white merino shirts and pants,
all aisee. worth not lea than 69c. a
grand chance for men. 38c.
Men'a heavy flannel working shirts,
the regular one kind. not many. the
challenge price; 29c.
newton.
1 case 98c Blankets. challenge price
690. ,
1 case Wool Blankets. worth 83.00,
for 82.25 a pair.
25 paire hne all wool Blankets. New
Ycrk price 85.50; challenge price
34.75. ‘ . .
1 case Bwansdown. for inianta‘ wear
and ladies' wrappers, 15c.
1 case white doinct flannel. 5c.
1 case «Much unbleached muslin.
the 70 kind. (or he.
H0110“. 3'10.
5c roll toilet paper. 8 rolls 23c.
5c toilet noon. 5 cakes ior 180.
10c box writing paper. 3 boxes. illc.
lot) paira mleaee‘ woolen mittens. 25c
kind. per pair. 15c.
1.2th indieo' hundkerchicie. each ic.
35c Indiee' ‘i'ancy hone supporters. 19c.
25c scissors, per pair. 15c.
it
outbid:= on m. apposite page.
The palpable economy effected by buy- .
ing from the manufacturer and selling to the
consumer direct, enables us to sell cheaper
[quality considered] than our competitors,
whatever their professions or pretensions.
CHARLES E.
SEYMOUR,
I'll! LIIDINO IIOBII.
I! Isshiegtsa Street.
teeth lsrwslh. case.
New ladies’ cloth in all the loading
5 pieces drap d'ete in all colors. lie.
5 pieces Two toned whip cord. 50 inch ‘
neon: plum.
Here in the nearest display 0! table
and kitchen turniehlngs. Everything
you need to cook and serve your tur-
key-
mail sheet iron drip pans, 9c. .
12x17 sheet iron drip pulls. the. '
12x20 sheet iron drip pane. 17c. , g
No. 7 covered roaster, 75c. "
No. 8 covered roaster. 98c. ~
Banting apoona with long handle, 3c. '
Collanders. 8c.
Pudding steamers. 25c.
Pudding boilers. 29c. 1
Fruit preeeers. 25c.
Patent egg heaters. 5c.
Graduated measuring cups. 5c.
Large gratera. 3c.
Large turkey platters. 39c.
Celery trays. 10c. . :7
Vegetable dishes, 10c. . .
Cranberry sauce diahee.1iic.
Doc. sugar shakers. 10c. ‘1.
Crystal oil bottles. lilo. l
more toothpick holders. 50. l
China toothpick holders, 5c. ‘
Carving knives. 10c.
French cooking knives. 49c.
Carving ante. 25c.
(‘arving nets with stag handle. 75c.
Carving note. with rubber handle. 81.49.
Carving acts with coco. $1.49.
curving sets with celluloid
$4.69.
Sharpening steel. We.
aim...»- ..
handles.
t
_ linra oi emory tor sharpening. 19c.
We shall deliver the turkeys all nice and frseh on Wednesday, the day before
~;, Thanksgiving. Come to this great sale. You neyer bought
first-clues goods for no
t
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See Across the Page.
Hi:
tor less money. than our competitors?
The Reason Why Is Easily Known.
flowcanwegivsbsiiargeoth.
WI: Weavsiobbsrsinhiew York. mmuymmmaoumumuotsnmmmm.
I“! m m. We sell at a uniformly email percentage of profit over
First Cost. We have buyers for each department who know their business.
Thmtore. the quality of our goods is always the best. prices uniformly low
and assortment complete.
THIII All FACTOWPURI AND IIMPLI.
Thousands appreciate this and profit by it. Why don’t you?
lsgaolla stilt. can. 70
W qt. ’0
0mm. ell. loss
leak met. can. too
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M “a Ill “0 I“
www.mmow momma
mucuswmci wusewiilosutswslsllsflmm
Prepared backwhsahillh pkg . less
to its. new buckwheat hear. no
uneconomic see
out ysilcwnissl. as.
w. o. sun-awed. ase
M was! our. no set ”0
hugar cured hams. per lb... ice
at u m. u n ’9‘.
(debatable hatter. " " no
"Isles” Mos. lb. pkg. to.
“Allen" «the. lit. pkg... l'lo
tens. malaise Isa-r. oi.”
mullet-answers heat as
New York Grocery Company.
Mayan Milling.
as and an ream see-es. Monstrous.
"OU‘N‘ "malls.
Advertise Your Wane. ‘
' begidorwrnlltls Leaning paper.
Norwalk Chronicler