q,-,i
Microbial. the Mayor said:
'if Pinkerton said:
said: '
K in the sum paid for mileage.
-n_ situated an
. . ‘ ry Grant's report was
man The secretary re-
_ , subordinate and Re-
“ that of the former
smalLdecrease was re-
encampment branch.
. w . thli in any
longl oi" "u
. ist war-
‘ wail. Newfound-
- and Alaska new
W for. Favor-
. in from Cuba,
I to be instituted at
“ M the seventy-fifth
' ,- order . today
i Opera House.
‘ exercises were
is the city. Arriving
theatre, the Patriarchs
. in libs with swords at
law ‘ umbrella-bearing
‘ statsofiicersnelegates to
.. ”Grand Lodge and to the
lollies lodge, filed past in
las- opeued with orches-
Olijthe stage were the
‘ [Sire and Grand ofii-
whe were to voice the
W Maflit'ry welcomed the visitors
will, the city and state. Oi.
. was-one of the first. if not the
some: make men brothers
, .ln'glis my’ neighbor the man
‘ needs me and is deserving of my
. n ‘ 4
Wilfred Pinkerton, Grand Sire.
“to the welcomes, after which
eteign Grand Lodge represen-
‘ busines session was
Sire Pinkerton made his an-
i'eport so the sovereign grand
. ~ w. of the work of the ag-
grogressive force of Odd Fel-
‘ refutation. of the false as-
“ every agency that
this to those who need
slat last our subordi-
W was 830,961,hnd
.. to the nuances of the ord-
iouros of our financial life
1 7 derived from the sale of
..lt has never been our policy
~ money, neither has in-
, ‘,je!trav'sgance been indulged
, as 'n‘rule our expenditures ex-
, 3m, and a continuance
- I condition can have but one
' I don't believe that biennial
fifths Sovereign Grand Lodge
1 .5 lacsiof meeting will solve the
- ‘Theseeming remedy is are-
The ., sire gave an epitome his—
J‘ inform and its growth, re-
fit tile‘rciation existing between
'- order andthose of for-
» he reorted that alfalfa
9 7
‘ ‘ 2 generally in a pros-
Appended to the re-
”! ”ports of the condition of
[Idle-Barons, Japan. Hawaii,
.- Alaska and Northwest
ngly increases for the
bers of the Congress would be pleased
to have raciu begin later in Chicago
and close ssrilsr.‘ They figure that it
would give them a chance to keep the
good horses at their tracks both spring
and 'is". if their calculations go
through. Chicago tracks will not open
before Jane 1, and will close about 0c-
toher lb. The Chicago managers think
they can forestall any such action.
vein explanation of the proposed
change the idea is ofiered that the
Congress control racing dates after the
piano! the Jockey club in the east. The
fact that the territory covered by the
western or, nisstion is much larger
is not tab it into consideration. Lou-
isville. Cincinnati. Newport and Lea-
iugton arsthe tracks mentioned that
would probably derive benefit from
such} move. They are handicapped
by their ability of the Chicago mana-
gers to offer larger purses and by rear
sonof this the best thoroughbreds are
drawn to Hawthorne and Harlem.
Action taken several years ago com-.
polled jockey clubs in cities of 500,000
inhabitants to give larger purses than
those altered by associations located
in smaller cities reacted in favor of
Chicago Clubs. and the southern mend»
hers are ready, according to reliable
reports to make some move that will
offset the advantage unconsciously giv-
en the tracks in Chicago.
‘ ANOTHER TRIAL SPIN.
The Irish Challenger for the American
(‘up Towed 0st for a Spin.
New York. Selitember is—rne Irish
challenger for the America's cup set
out today in tow from her moorings
in Sandy Hook bay for another trial
spin.
The breese drove her rapidly through
the water. and she heeled over to port
considerably. Expecting some kind of
a drift race, some of her ballast may
have been changed.
_.___...
BROKE A SMALL BONE.
Mrs. C. F. Gibbs is confined to her
home in Mott avenue with an injured
knee that will probably keep her in-
doors for some time. She was out for
a bicycle ride some days ago. when she
was thrown from her wheel. Her knee
pained her considerable, but she
thought the injury was nothing more
than a wrench and continued to walk
about. Fnslly the member became
swollen and inflamed and further in-
vestigat showed that some of the
small ho a had been broken.
DRIVING AXLE BROKE.
Waterbury, September ls—The driv-
ing axle on engine 17, drawing the pas-
senger train due here from Winsted at
8:12 this morning, broke near East
Litchiieid, causing a delay of about
three hours. A tool car was sent to
the scene of the ‘accident from here and
, styles that are pleasing and um.
stun low prices 01.”. $3.13." Mt. -
Wash Fabric Section.
Shins at Hall. “-
”Star" brand have always been a good
thing, for men know the make and are
satisfied to pay $1.60 for it. But.
when we mark these same shirts at
the special price of 75c each—well,
that is a very extra good thing.
Fumilunl
Winter it is often found desirable to
make changes or additions to the Fur-
nishings. In which case it will be both
convenient and profitable to investi-
gate our Furniture Department. We
are absolutely certain of the result—
satisfaction to you.
, ,.,- M you”:
(Sabrina, ‘sawwantstoths
M W. The W
' muss tarnished for every «so...
buy. Toilet Sstsin antenna-
tats. ms and or. ,,
Forth hilt
Talcuin Powder, as an sdfict to the
toilet, has made for itself a place of
honor upon my lady's dressing table.
for now the charm of a delicate Violet
perfume isaddedto itsmauygood
qualities. Bailey's Violet Perfumed
Borsted Talcam Powder at the Toilet
Section for only lilo per box.
Silk 3mm linen.
A fabric well worth the the formerly
asked for it—st 25c yd. 85 and the Lin-
en Batiste. Silk striped and dotted. for
19¢: yd.; Irish Linen Batiste in plain
colors at 12% and lie yd. These are
some of the notable reductions in the
Men’s Colored Boson: Shirts of the
When re-arranging a house for the
succeeded in getting the disabled en-
gine on the siding. A special this
was made up from this city to Bridgev
port and another was made up from
Litchfleld to Winsted.
PENN YAN BANK CLOSED.
Rochester, N. Y., September iS—The
First National Bank of Penn Yau was
not opened for business this morning.
but instead this notice was posted in
a front window: "Bank closed. pending
the arrival of an examiner." The bank
was heavily involved in several fail-
ures within the past few years.
FRENCH CANADIAN CONVENTION.
Hartford, September lflr—Tbe French
Canadians of the state held a conven-
tion here today. There were about 100
delegates present. including those who
are eitpectcd to aHtrfori. this after-
noon.
BARBER COMMITS SUICIDE.
Winsted, September ls—Edward
Elty, aged forty-three years, one of the
proprietors of a barber shop here, com-
mitted suicide this morning by shoot-‘
ing himself with a revolver. Financial
troubles are thought to have caused
his act.
Unless a prospective bride has some
ideas of her own about dress that she
wished to carry out she would be gald
of a competent assistant in selecting
her trousseau. in other cities there
are women who make their living by
selecting. with the approval of their
subject (or her mammal, d making
all the many articles is ry to a
norm outfit. The hemming okthe
tab and bed linen is not omitted. It
would take but a few engagements of
the kind to fill a year. and make a
House. 58 Spring St,
matter of fact days to believe so large I ,
an emerald had ever been found. and it Devoe 5
would be interesting to hear the ver~ Y
. dirt of a gem expert after he had care- P AIR TS,
fullyJexainined the vase—Manufactur-
ing ewe er.
The D. M. READ CO. Longmsn
HUSBANDING SWEETS. .
"And when we became! engaged. all & Murflnez
m’ he did was to kiss my band."
"Yes, We heard his'mothcr say hot PAINTS.
was ”1!!! kini'l of adboy ‘hgiwould mskke' ,
onepeceo cany as mawee."
SCli00l -xno...,ou. am... ,, Berry Brothers
W- VARN SEES.
ENTERTAIIIEITS. ’ I '
Boots,
Pads,
Pencils,
Pens,
and School Supplies of
all kinds at
B.“ H. PlilSlillS,
43 Washington St.,
So. N orwalk,
Conn.
”Lilith
ture.
only one out of 10,000 ever'tastes hu-
uecessary. Why it persists in tortur-
ing mankind, therefore, has not yet
been fodnd out. and scientists can only
swear softly with the rest of mankind
and make the general statement that
the mosquito is born with a vitiated
appetite for human gore, an appetite .
that causes. thedeath of the indulger. Ill' ,
has been preserved in a cathednl in
Genoa. Italy. «.00 years. its dimensions
are Diameter. 12% inches; height, 6%
inches. Every precaution is used to
Insure safekeeping. Several locks must
be opened to reach it. and the key of
every lock is in the
different man. Jt is publicly exhibited
very rarely. and then only by order of
the senate. A precautionary decree
was passmi in we forbidding all per-
sons to approach the priceless treasure
too closely. An antiquarian advances
the theory that it was one of the gifts
made Solomon by ..ie Queen of Sheba.
and has written a hook to prove his
assumption.
Thursday lining, Sept list
David Belasco's Great Internatibnal
lie Haaiiilarylanl.
(Under the personal direction of the
300 nights. New York; 80 nights. Chi-
cago; 72 nights, Boston; 100 nights.
The novel and realistic Belfry Scene.
Weed's drug stores.
no: «mm V mm
new ran customs
sndabcstadohaoftbscaasidatss
MMWW It‘s: on,
m4 1‘ /
«mommmmm kst.
sombre" ,
9|! -,
log on the “Mum lot tomorrow
movaiagaad probably at the Yale field
in "the attsrsoon.
interest today in athletic circles ll
deibted mainly to “mien. of the
probable head coschsllip appointee.
itis knewn thatitwillbseitberdamas
Otis Radars, Walter (lamp or Frank
Butterwortb. '
A VERY USELESS iNSEC’l'. .
A writer In the Philadelphia Times
who has been looking up the rword of
the mosquito in natural history has
cometotheconcluionthatitisa very
useless insect. Here is the result of
his investigation: '
“Just why the motto bites people
is not yet known. It is not to furnish
it food. for it is an established fact
that a mosquito, after purging himself
with human blood, dies within a few
hours, whereas mosquitoes that have
never tasted blood have been known
to live very comfortably, even through
the entire winter and into the next
season. The adult mosquito does not
need food. During its larvae stage it
has stored up enough nourishment to
last all its life. and it is a normal state
fer it to go without food for the rest
of its existence.‘ All that it needs is
moist air, adult mosquitoes being
known to pass the winter in damp cel-
lars. living on nothing but the mois-
Blncls Goods
Fancy Bills-
shown before. Nothing like them ever
Lace Curtainn
Dinner Plates. were 18c. now 9c each.
Breakfast Plates, were 15c, now Be each
Tea Plates, were 12m, now 7c each.
Pie Plates, were We, now 5c each.
Telephone Call. ”-12.
I-
i
,l
;
ONCE T00 OFTEN.
”What's all. this excitement about?"
"Nothing worth mentioning. Man
got knocked down."
"Accident?"
"Not exactly. One of these men who
always catch hold of you and push you
out of their way when you happen to*
meet them at a crowded corner graby
bed the wrong man just now. That'si
‘ "The fact that it is estimated that
man blood also proves that it is not
A RETORT DISCOURTEOUS.
A young lady full of good deeds no-
ticed the tongue of a horse bleeding
and with the use of technical terms too
little appreciated said to the cabbv.
"Gabby. your horse has hemorrhage."
"it's 'is tongue's too large for his
mouth," said cahhy, and added senten-
tiously. “Idle some young ladies."—
Londou Globe.
Paints and
Varnishes.
LARGEST EMERALD [N THE
. WORLD.
A vase cut from a single emerald
ion of o
It is difilcult in these
Hoyt’n‘TEeatr-e, These are the lead-
ers. Buy no others.
COMSTOCK,
WATKINS
& DOW, L,
112 Washington st.,_
A PLAY 01' GREAT MERIT.
MARVEL 1N STAGECRAFT.
author.)
London.
Strong Situations. Exciting Cli-
‘ muss.
Presented by
DAVID BELASCO‘S COMPANY.
Prices 25, 50. 75. SI.
Sale of seats at Plainted's an-i
— ‘ .
-— ‘-¢‘_'I
”J-
«'5.
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Big
HOYT'G THIITRI.
M is the ausculof‘the year when people are thinkln
g of something new In the line dim "Goods for"ths
fall Mann. Our line is all ready to show you and contains ‘
all the newest styles of them sad domestic rash
New Sroadelcths, Covert Cloths, Kerseys. Venetians, Meltonettea, Wool
, Cheviots. storm Sergss, wuipcordr,
Homespun. lienriettas and Stylish Plaids for skirts, and Fancy Mixtures for s '
We have always made a specialty of Fine Black Dress Goods.
and manufacturers in this this enables us to show the very best this
showing the newest weaves in Grepons, chariots, Homespuns,
, .
and our connections with. the best importers
gs that the market adol’dh.’ At present we are
Storm and Clay Serges. Henriettas and Cashmerss.
Fancy Silks for waists are more popular than ever. We have a larger line this seasontthsn we have ever
Come in and look them over. New line of Silk
t silk and will wear twice as Icing.
shown before in Norwaik.
Poplins for dresses in all the newest shades—handsome as the fines
In our new Carpet Department we are showing a full line of Lace a
This is a new department with us only started last July—chasequentl
Bobinet and Swiss Rollie Curtains, $2.00 to 84.00 per pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 60c to $5.00 per pair.
Rich Irish Point Curtains, Stoolto 814.50 per pair.
Houncfurninhing Department
SPECIAL PRICES IN DECORATED DINNER WARE.
Covered Dishes, were 81.30, now 65c.
nd Ruffle Curtains.
y we have no old "stock to work oil.
/
Agate Pie Plates ................... 10c
Oat Meal Dishes, wore 10c. now 5c each. Agate Wash Basin ................. the
Two quart Jugs ........... . ........ 25c Cake Spoon ......................... 5c
Special prices on Blue Flame Oil Stoves, to close. New Lamp nnd Toilet ware.
TRISTRAM e HYATT,
uort‘WaLK. court.
—.*—..E-~
Wiggling
in his seat causes the school
boy to wear out his pants
so qmckly.
We ofier a kind, double-
scatcd, that resist it won-
derful amount of wiggling.
llis stockings too, fre-
quently'go on a tour.
150, 2 for 250 kind, is worth
considerable more money,
and are long-lived.
Handkerchiefs. 1 ‘
Just what you want for
Costs less than
you can hem a piece of mus-
~that boy.
lin for him. ..
FRANCIS 8. co.
. Clothiers and Furnishcrs.
98 Washington Street;
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Reduction in Bicyc es!
Having lust received n car load of
Wheels which formerly sold, for $50, i '-
nhnll sell this lot only at $30. oitlt'or
a Room. our: NIGHT omr. .
. The Ever Winning norites. L d ' o t'
Insult!“ William. 0 Walker . . or on I.
A. HARRIS, 58 Spring street. and Their Own Gigantic Company. ' ‘y . ‘
mill Km. ho-nPEOPLl-W.
in Their New and Original Novelty .
South mum.
u, remuneratlve occupatio: ;nd 3:31.?" in" 81331333131st Ahli'l'llth $5.1." _ ,
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ways provt {zed she has skill to perform ”'2‘”; upon‘wsi‘c'l; is Lanserihlsld it” : ,
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s‘isfsi' . parted um life in the year 1101. Her hfwdwdmgfigfgna 7‘33"va ,
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pol the educated parrot. "that a thlrnt for and dying antler Queeh Anne. Again loo-Big Specialty Asia-10.
learning can be satisfied with a lot of at Ch‘sve Prgiry, Wmsntezhl’re,‘ the Iii-Beautiful Chorus SIM
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