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one whom: communication-oil
-' ‘ At the M mitosis
‘miheunrests cherub
Thursday night. the deli-sates who at-
.ismua the state worm recently
3: heldin Brim trill rad "infill
‘3 a. 3. declination will betskesattheitera
walkwaohureh asst illit-
damtoheipmssttheesmassoiths
sum school christsias neural.
TM Amherst-imitators“.
f thsiiorwalkm Milan
~ theioewiilbemettha "Gillie
Mines-mm
. . , . A be. Good and Bad. and line
drum mitosis-mummmub.
lethal» lsctsnttounccd for her A. ll. Kevan-
am ani's sermon at Hoyt's Theatre. next
Sunday night.
,‘gllsalasbs'
The New Carpet ssoelstion oi the
First ilethodist Episcopal church will
meet Thursday night at the parsonage
The committee appointed to make ar-
moments for the. church fair of De—
cember 9 and to with its sub-commit-
tees are. especially requested to be
Present»
Rows mu SCHOOL.
ltoll oi l-lunor lor November Makes
an Excellent showing.
'l‘hc attendance in the Rowayton
public school during the past month
is the host that the school has had
for a long while. The number at pu-
pils enrolled is lid. of which iitty-eix
were neither absent nor tardy. and
thirteen were only absent one hall
day. in Grade 9 Jamie Scott‘ranked
first and Besseic llills second in schoi~
orehip; ln'tirado 8 lltli'si Petty rank-
ed iirst and Fred Stevens second. Roll
filed last. it‘riday
. I CW!“ little
ii. where
m - A 39”.“), 0! honor tor November is as follows:
it“ a flare alalr. ROOM w~
. l’, m on m. ‘0, Charles Crockett.
a Leroy Crockett.
Lillian Crockett.
William DcWaters.
hula Godfrey.
wi‘raak Hathaway, .
Homer Hathaway.
Albert Lynch.
Bessie Mills.
Katie Minor.
.lellnle Scott.
Ethel Putty.
llarry Oakcu.
Hattie Yutinml.
ROOM iii.
lirnismin Broadway.
William iioorc.
Frederic cellos.
Edgar Raymond.
Alice Brundsxe.
Estella Collin.
Gertrude Colo.
Florence Grant.
ilertha ilrsnt.
Louisi- Johnson.
Elvira Millopounli.
iirurc l’lnudcr.
lliltli Itiiynmml.
lli‘lt’ihi ll.
illlliol Ambler.
Kuio t'olllu.
yet a year spent
Mes. lites Dav
ll the old house.
and died. Her
lsrael Bliss. tot
oi 'l‘urke)
ioundsrs oi the
in Constanti-
i
B'l‘BlCKBN.
morday. but lu-
v Now.
a bad day Sub
Wit trim-km
was calling on
”it tho billliop
*i . and had it
t y. Dr. Educ:-
'l'lic doctor "Wirlt'c lb'Wuturs.
Mina as entry Mm "“Yltil'.
tor the past Olive Jolson.
Anus lioyiiliiiir,
called at the Vivian Btuvenu.
Ellwood Broadway.
tiles. upper» l’nreel (lass,
up “mu m Herbert .lloteiili.
his classes um Jones!- New.
:m the private Preston um.
that he will livereit titties.
iii mgr-u at Thomas Jarvis.
Arthur Lynch.
Hubbard inckwuoii.
Harvey Minor.
Lester (takes.
as emu-m .iisriis Pettr.
Am, howls Reed.
lleiiry Valium. present every
loll ”y day. but tardy.
ill-sent one day:
Elisabeth Nutter.
tolo titeveiia.
bowie Raymond.
‘ Hoyt's kind lace.
~ itineraries. -
mahmdm
lioness
Turnipa. a is deuce
Apple Pie.
Ten. lore Tea.
This was the simple 'l‘hankssirin‘
menu at the Town D‘a‘m lira Chas.
Hoyt. the matron. kindly ears a lam-
ilnei reporter who called that day an
opportunity for a low moute‘ chat
with thalninatss.
Titers Was Isa Turner. who has not
been out at so room tor a year. be
cause oi Wu: and Katie Bro»
m. who. sincsshsiellhesdlrstioto
therirerandmctaredhsrhraioyesrs
no. dose not care whether school
keeps or not. or whether Thankulw
in; ceases once a year or ottensr.
Poor thins: they aay she does not
know anything. but site knew snout:
is odor the reporter her chair; They
say actions speak loudsr than words.
and in this case it was very necessary.
tor one could not understand a single
word of Kalli's constant but all lea-r!
suns. But she laughs. so presumably
she is happy.
Then. there is Dells Ryan. who is
very ill. yet dws not appreciate the
tact. and lsrnret Burns. who has
become deranged through trouble. and
apooroldladr toosood toresrtb.to
say nothing of the poor-house. who is
thinner and older by a great deal than
a couple oi years ago. That. however.
is only natural. for Father Time has
laid his hand heavily upon her. Gen-
tllity sunk to the poor—housenper-
haps that is the saddest sight of all.
Yet there is one sadder in that his
house of public charity today. and
that was "Ada." a Swede. and her sick
babe. Alia Ilene" is sadly decorated.
and but for the child is alone in the
world. He is a really beautiful boy
at two and a hell years. and the last
oi three children. it was pathos lino
expressible to watch Ada as she raised
her head from that of the child. whose
breath wasmomins and going in rap-
id lever beats and whose eyes were
heavy: and with anxious eyes made
beautiiul beyond the beauty of a
saint. with the tenor of mother'iovc
and devotion. sought to study Mrs.
There are some pic»
lures in which the artist purposely
spreads before us a glaring moirest
of light and shade. which hurts our
ores and seems unnatural and unreal.
The figures stand out plainly. too riv-
idly. but the street is painful. This
was one or them. With a futile at-
tempt at consolation. the
turned and left the room. A last look 3‘ l
showed the little deformed mother
utili bonding with uuwcsried. patient ;-‘
anxiety over her besutilul boy.
It was pleasant to non: one's
thoughts to the bakery and to see the
Mates substantially llilt‘il {or dinner. "
'l‘hc baker reported 3.t59 loaves at two 1: 3
and coolant! pounds curb. baked since
January i. lost. or about 100 loaves a
week.
The reporter made a short rafl at
the laundry. Wllt'l‘t! the women were
lousy ironing. thou loll. the kind boa
term and her turn. t‘lmrlus lluyi. who in
. 3.1.:
now keep” in his low tuilirr'a Maud
iillil hurriod ne‘ay. to carry to rion.
tluol readers sumo idea of what
’i‘bauknirlm iii the ‘l‘own Farm is
like.
IMI'iAlli'l‘AN'l‘ TRAIN l‘llANtllili.
iii-vrrul of Them Went lulu Ilium-l
iluruisy liar-ulna.
till the New York division or the
t'unilolidatod road train chooses went
into odaet at limit liability. as follows
‘l‘rain learins New York til it a. m
for l'ittaiield. ria tioutb Norwalit. and
returning. leaving iloutit Norwiilk all
7:35 p. or. was discontinued.
‘l‘raiu Nu. ii. lili‘llfl New York at
limit a. in. now issue at i a. in. iiisiu
lord who a. at. death Norwslk 10:05
a. m. and Bridgeport at limit a. to.
Train No. es. leaving New Haven at
ii: iii a. as. leaves unions. iiridseport
in Port ("ht-stem inclusive. trust our
in live minutes earlier than 5 om»
out.
'i‘raiu Nu. “iii. tearing New Haven
at mu s. a... slope at lentil lilurwuik
at ‘lzhii p. is. on week days only.
barrier erectile usurious
The; sperm nausea W this
week ismabir. both at to utterance
mnhmmm_
reporter 31
and istaeesi. last slain. at the loutit -
«mm
Priestwen dissent-perm For
salehylt. Plotted.
HARPER; LITERARY NOTES.
Harper's . of November Hill.
as usual. coluins a lane number oi
illustrations jot forthcoming fashions:
this tints qlstreet and wants; wear.
There is a s1 native article on “ne‘-
ltte do Fund on "Soclnl bite in Far-
is;" news or women's doings in Texas
remarks upq‘ dancing by Edith Law-
rence. and a1dialo¢ue entitled “A Bit-
ilcult Probhm. by Francis Bacon
Paine.
-—+ ,
THE S iBPRISB OF ALL.
Mr. James Jones. of the drug ilrm
of Jones 5 tin. Cowden. ill.. speaking
of Dr. Ktnrl New Discovery. says that
last winter his wile was attacked with
La Gripve. Ind her case grew so ser-
ious that physicians at Cowdeii and
Parts could do nothing for her. it
seemed to develop intoflllssty con.
sumption. aving Dr. King's New
Discovery in store. and selling lots of
it. he took 1 bottle home. and to the
surprise oi all she began to get better
iron ilrst . and hail doscn dollar
bottles on her sound and well. Dr.
King’s New Discovery tor Consump-
tion. Combs and Colds is guaranteed
to do this good work. Try it. Free
trial bottles at it. ii. l’laistcd’a drug
store.
Wu
& CLARK...
The Whole-lilo and Rstoil Tobacco-lilo.
are now prhpared to show the public
T mutton-mar
Meet schaum
Ni and rier Goods.
'3“ Cigal and
7;; Cigat cite Cases.
4';
; Shut and
~2§Tobticco Boxes
ltler carried in the 5::
Mn Cities 1 5;
We ulau currj‘ uprri‘rrl. lino cl MA VANA
AND IlOAlln'é'l‘lt?
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tier. so. sad elm Ilissis.
sot ru summer.
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, ‘ fimply cutting things in quarters and halves:
‘ profit.
tails oi Bree :" a lettcriroin Rather: v
stock,
- i
“ “Virus. Your Wants
go, in order to have room for our Holiday Stock.
Such isbusineas.
loss. Our lose, your profit. .
woilm about to in all suite.
Eton 'm ily front jackets; the lowest
were ill: the hiahest were 820; all at
mum
60 down Men's All Woll Shirts and
Pants. norm» regular price is
40-inch all wool ladies' Cloth. 60c.
Si. 25 all wool Scotch Plalds. 54
lollies wide. for $100.
40- inch silk and wool l‘lnids. 50c.
Two- toned novelties. the 75c kir t.
for 59s.
bananas.
1 case of tilt: Striped Outing. ti-llr.
1 cone of ‘lc Willie Daniel. 5c.
1 case Full Bleached Muslin. 6c
4-
la
Corner Main and Wall Streets,
No
special
4
*—
ii boson i500 mutthcu to u box; 2.3.
fl llni 301‘" C flickers, 2K.
t‘liull-c Waters. 10c lb.
3 the lions Milk Crackers. 25c.
3 lbs Dandy Oyster Crackers. 25c.
3 (‘ans Extra Tomatoes. title.
it i‘ans Meadow Sweet ('orn. 25:.
2 (Vans l-‘nncy Maine linger Corn. 251-.
:2 t'nns Dudley's Pumpkin or Squash.
' 5t”.
2 Cans Fancy Sifted Peas. 25c.
Nice. l-‘st New hiattkrrel. 7(- each.
New Edam Cheese. 90c each.
New Pineapple Chet-ac. 50c curb.
society lloquetort Cheese. 400 lb.
’ lilitiurted Swiss Cheese. 30c lb.
4 lbs Head litre. 250.
ii llm [lulled (late. best qunilty. aim.
in tho l-‘lrst Prize Buckwheat. .5c.
ilclkors Prepared Buckwheat. tilt-
and “:50 package.
l’url» lv'ood (o. Belted Denna, fir and
lth- run.
l'ruuru. t the 23v, 3 lbs 27“ 2 lbs 25c.
Ivory or ttltulli-ngo Stun-Li tlt- pin-k-
our. '
Filmy lloluto llulslua 4 lbs 25w.
i-lxuu h'unty iamae ltuiuinu.1ilbs 25c.
lv‘uluy Florida (irony-s. 35i- dud im
dos. Prom llurucc ll. Nash's (trove.
(A‘holro iirapu Fruit. :i for 25c.
ilunlarian Burma Flour. 75¢ bu.
F
is.
h-
lil
llut tllr usmc line of ilrut clues high
grade goods which w" lltii‘t' built up
our enviable rupuiuiiuu upon und w.-
uro going to runtluuv itllt‘i'liil
t'AtlH SALES l‘lllll through tho lloli-
days. Watch our unnuunccmeut null
“th money.
illll'
Good at the Lowest Prices" in the Norwallis.
2 tier NGMIIN'I Lending Paper.
ADE
We find that the very mild weather has left us with a greater stock than we usually
have at: this time. We will have to close some of it out; a great lot of it will have to
The weather has a great deal to do with it.
in.
BOSTON \ STORE,
3|.
laiird.
3. Grid 3" “it .t'.”. NOWNII.
How are we going to doit?
We standing the lose, you reaping the
It’s profit or
ll—i gray and white Blankets, the
one price. m. 31.50. The er value in the coun- $1. 25 kind tor 98c.
. try while they inst. $1.00. .
Illness Jackets. in black. blue and w dosed Boys’ Heavy mm Ribbed Wool Blankets. $2.25, ”'98 on d
noon. '0'“ """flmm 31.50. I" ‘9‘ Shirts and Drawers. sixes 26 to 34; res- “-75.
ml“' Jackets. black keraey, all ular price, the each: to close. 25c. “’
lined with chewable inlets: you will Black Dress, 3 pieces Figured Goods. Vt
pay in New York. $6.98. Our price. the ‘90 Wild» ”in .
”3.75. ‘ Black Mancini”. the title ones. 50:. nmy m cum ‘
, ' 81.25 Black Liaard Weavcs. 98¢. .
WW ”"0" 3"" mm“. “-93 Colored Dress Goods. 40-inch gorges. One mm use so We“ ”mm.
and 88 50. all colors. the Sc kind. 19c. ' .
Misses‘ l'lain Cloth Jackets. braided . «Winch all wool French demos. Double Sole Black Stockings, per pair,
seams. $7.50. worth 49¢. (or Ellie. 90.
I
200 pairs indies' tine Kid Gloves. to
button, 2-clasp and hooks; colors.
or. reds. modes and black: regular
Zs'rgrude, at $1.00 per pair.
Norwalk, Conn.
l’uro Maple Syrup, 25c Bottle; 550
gal.; title so]. can.
2 boxes or bottles Pure Honey. 25c.
(.‘oilee. 20c. 28c. 30c. 32c. 35c. 38c lb.
Finest grades Teas. 30c. 50c, 60c, 75c,
00 and ”.25 lb.
2 packages Owl or Cactus brand
Seeded Raisin». .il’ic.
3 lbs Sperry k Barnes Pure heat
the.
Remember. we quote nothing but
what is lit to grace u king's table. Our
Butter is iiili Edge. made fresh each
week
. 22c 25c. and 28c lb and ill 10 in
list.
Your order solicited and satisfaction
i: uuruutoed.
SEYMOUR,
The Leading Grocer,
33 immu- Sl" 8s. llslwslll.
Telephone (.‘ull. 58-2. 7
The‘BestGoods at the Lowest Prices
Not by words. but by deeds. will we express our victory as Champions of “Best
THESE SPECIAL I’RICEShwill con-
vince every reader of this advertisement who knows the quality of the goods we sell
that each article mentioned here is a bargain well worthy of consideration.
llest Raisins. be. it the. for tho New Mixed Nuts. per "h. lllclfliiflilr Cured l'lIilil. lit. lilo
(loud liaisina. lo. 4 lbs. for at: itnslish Walnuts. i it: iiugar t ured ilhuuidm. lit. 7
Cleaned currents. i lb. P'it's. ll Paper illicit Almonds. "L. H fiiirsaklast baton. lb. 13
mm ltslsim. 1 lb. trim. to Evaporated Apricots. lit. in .iii the. Buckwheat Flour. :5
Fancy Melee (him. "h. it itvapurated Peaches. lb.. iii nub. P'll's'n l'rc red Buckwheat in
mouse and lemon Feel. ii». iii lilrspureted Apples. in. iii {Grandmas i'. .i'iour. m
Fenian liaise. llh. 'i' italilornls ”Hill“. 1. 9 and i2 ' Mina hearts. 74. i tits. tor 2’
My fleet Potatoes. l'lt.. till ism (locum. nor "h. it Marmw linens. 10. t uts. tor 25
ii (latte Good Pumpkin. ilii Becker's chocolate. id in. til itiuaii bailing ”use. on. r.
I P'ii'aes lions Such rum licat. 26 delicious. ii lb. pail. to trim Money in titers. in
80 it“. I!" "“0“"! Mil "I It.
I“! I. ”WI. "a see. ”.00 Milli.
"III“! Iliflll. VII! "I“, as. Posed.
Now York Grocery Company.
, Between lotion-lg, Death Norwaiir.
Norwalk Chronicler