5 in Quarter of
the Commonwealth.
‘25-. "‘1'?” ~
MW» outbreak of scarlet
Will doused much excitement.
. y'all. tits health ohlcer. whi is
are, no mm.
W
' ' Jame W. Hayes,aliic-
residential this city and well-
intestate assist in dead at his
“with!“ lie leaves a wife
‘W’
' ' ' ' .41" was discovered in
the“ ,ot the century Cycle (Inm-
wpray y morning and before it
t‘llnt'ont’stock to the amount of
”Wyndham damaged.
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'1 r" WWHt-wbensis'lfahoa. avplumb-
- 0&ka yewf‘ d, employed by the Bar-
. low ‘ *‘ dmpany, was found lifc-
1. tats ill thorn" of his house. He had
,: 13M. three stories from‘a porch. frac-
" tutoria- skull and broken his neck.
‘ ‘He leaves a wile and iiva children.
' No; Haven—A Canadian named Sou-
list was arrested here for stealing
about $250 worth of property from
yachts at Nlantlc. The police have been
‘. looking for the thief for a few weeks,
and a description of the stolen prop-
erty had been sent to the. Dillli‘rt
throughout the state.
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Danbury—John l‘riel, a hatter. six-
ty years old. was found dead at his
home on Triangle street. He was a
mania
Ii BROKEN
than than
Continued from ll‘irat Page.
upon returning. instead of trying to
promote harmony, bring about a new
deadlock. l claim that such treatment
is unfair. Had they shown good
grounds why Mr. Chicbester should
not be nominated all would have been
well: isit here they bring forth the
name of a candidate who is in Europe
and does not even know that he is a
candidate. lie is luminous man.
fairly good chubli . but no party
worker: has no know edge of the oilicc,
is a man advanced in years and can
only till the unexpired term. it is up
to the. gentlemen from Norwalk to take
what grounds they deem best. Wilton
makes no threats. We no not say if
your man is put up 'we wrll go back on
him. for Wilton Republicans vote
straight. We can promise him the
party vote. For my candidate, l rc-
fuse to accept any position of second
fiddle. In the matter 1 simply take
the stand that any honest. fair-minded
man would take."
The matter of sojourning until Sat-
urday to so if some word could not be
obtained from Mr. Marvin was bronch-
cd by Mr. Raymond. The others ob-
jcctod.
Huston K. Raymond. oi Wilton. rc-
marked that if this matter went over
the probate committee would have the‘
power to fill the vacancy. Norwalk
and Wilton. he said. had one member
of the committee and the other sec-
tions three. For this reason the com-
mittee would stand three to one. and
could nominate Mr. Taylor or any oth-
er man it saw lit.
The vote was firmly taken. with.th.e
understanding that the name of Air.
(lhichester would be substituted. if Mr.
Marvin refused to run.
The vote stood: .i. it.
ii. E. Chlchester. 2.
lipon niotlon of Mr. Ogden. the nom-
ination was made unanimous.
Adjourned at 9:47..
Marvin. ii;
widower and lived alone. ills absence
had been noted for a week. His body .
was badly decomposed when discover-
ed on the bed in his house. lie had]
burst a blood vessel in his leg and bled
to death. ., ,
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New Haven—A numbtr of cmpioyun 1 tion will be teld \lulntsd'ly 'il "WI.“ Wyman. of “lllllil avenue.
of the Winchester Repeating Arum:
Company have been laid off. some inI
I the cartridge department and (Micro
in the gun department. The cause:-
the gun department is given as eczirm :9 I" my beginning 91”” a. m.
which to make l‘lill‘fil
. ity of steel with . (
’ In the cartridge department it is sail
J
/ ' Sulleld—A fire in one ol W. W.
four hundred tons of soft. coal. caused
considerable excitement Sunday morn
ins. The alarm was sounded shortly
before 11 o'clock and thc pastors of
the two churches adjourned the ser-
vice, as it was evident. that many oi
the congregation desired to go to the
fire.
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Sllflleld—Jamcs Rising. a prominent
: ‘ farmer living in the northwest part Hi
. the town, died suddenly Sunday. .‘iir.
‘ Rising had been in his usual health
l and sat reading webn his family notic-
J‘ ed he had dropped his head. and on go-
lng to him found he was dead. The
probable cause was heart trouble. lir.
Rising represented the town on the ltcu
publican ticket, in the legislature in
18”.
' ,Cfomwell—Amon Bourgeois. the f-
um-yeara—old son of (laswell lionr-
o, with a couple of companions.
'went chestnutting.land in attempting
to clear a stone wall in a leap in» ms
impaled on a sharp stick on the othrr
side. The stick entered the body about
seven inches and was so ilrniiy‘ imbcd-
doll that his companions were unable
to pull it out. it is said that the bind-
der was punctured. and if such prnvt-s
10 be the fact, his case is very critical.
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New Haven—it is authoritatively an.
nounced that the Yale corporation will.
within the next twa months, make the
award of the construction of the pro-
new Alumni Hall. which is to
be completed in time for Yale's bi-
centennial celebration. The subscrip-
tions from friends of the university
have been coming in everywhere, and
graduates have been responding ilbv
orally to tin! fund. it is estimated that
tho coat of the new alumni building
will be about $1,000,000. Negotiations
are still in progress for the purchase
of a site.
' Ansonia—Mrs. Anni» 'l‘i'owbrldgc
' Durand, wife of me lion. ('hurles llu-
rand, a former speaker of the ”misc
Re resentativcs. fell dead of heart '
of p her way to the depot. .
disease while on
,She and her husband Were hurrying to
catch a train to New Haven when she
suddenly fcll backwards and when help
reached her, was dead. int-s. Durand
s to her marriage. was MM
Annie Trowbridge. of New llnven. be-
in: one of the Trowbridges .who for
years have been prominent in both city
' and society life.
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New Haven—Gustave Souliez. a sal-
ior, was caught trying to rob the sloop
Stanley J. Howard. belonging to (7. .l,
Home, while it was anchored In the
Now/Haven harbor. It took four men
to name the stalwart seamen. it is
the belief of the New riaven police that
floulles is one of the Long island Sound
flutes who hare been .alevmg during
the last season. The police found
property belonging to the
Frenchman. worth at least arm. that
i no sure was
mg: the Connecticut share from New
London to this ciilfi
M...—
New llaven~A scheme has come to
light showing how roads having con-
nection with the New York. New Hav-
en t Hartford road are being workcd
fraudulently for free passes. using
President Clark's name. One R. l.
Dune claiming tube a ticket agent
on the alum mad. naked for a pass
for himself and wife of Pres-idem
' le of the Delaware. lackawnnn
0 Western road. from New York to
Bnlnlo. dent Trnasdale
word to President Clark and the latter
a the fraud. He has new sent
out warniaa animal‘s» other roads.
ac and t a as
2:! in President Clark's all“.
”parkwslsottflw
m l tillwlont. for dinner and supper. until
\ there is lack of orders. ;
' M laud nl~o from New York city,
prer's coal bunkers, in which werv-_
tad of W
1‘ gins posed until tomorrow. All events on
COUNTY BAPTISTS.
Two Days Convention to be Ileld llerc, i
Tomorrow and Thursday. i
The sixty-second annual meeting of.
the l‘nirficid County Baptist :‘Stn‘flf‘lit-i
l
Thin": tit-y. Scptembcr 27 and with. Thv
opening session will be at 10:30 a. m..
ill‘tdr-csday and continue, with lntcr—
'i'iiursv ‘
A \‘ill‘ll‘ll prnizi'amtuc has bveu
. day.
including reprmcntutivc
iai mllgcd.
spud-err from other parts of the slut»-
The
l procruu me is as follows:
WEDNESDAY. Sidiyl‘lrlliilEit
10;rid—Devotional Service;
i
o' i
at. .
~iimi Airs: ('. ‘Ngnirnolii. oi i'alupltitrcct.
{Alain street.
I
;.\'orwulk. have
'iiridal tour and
ll.entler licv. l.. 0. llrooku, Bridgeport. ;
iilzlbl— ‘Annuul Sermon.
i llcv. W. N. Morton, llriilgcport.
l (‘ollcctlon for liaptlut
‘ Home.
l lilo-ction of Otllccriz.
. Announcement of ('ommiuccs.
i Adjournment.
l’Ilil in
sion Stir-into
. 2::id~ Devotional Scrvicc.
l :l:00-Anicrican iiaptist Home Mission-
i ary Society:
Atlilrcw.
i York.
iltfldw American lluptlst
l'nion:
Minister Lbs-en making his home in lloston the
‘Addrcss by itcv. Alex. Turnbull. NcW‘
Missionary '
Address by llev. S. ll. bin-('urdy. Lynn. .
:zfltk—li'omun's Foreign Mine.
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til: ill-«i'ilflllt't'tlt'lll l'loucutlonal Society: j
l ;\tlllrl'.~'.~ bv ltcv. W1}. it'cnncll. Meridi-I
i-lzlmwllur Young People:
i Address by- itcv. .l. S. Lyon. liristol.
i:20——-l.i-ctui;c. "Saved to nerve,"
iiicv. iicrvr‘)’ “'notl. New York city.
lilac. Ilnnmus ‘llusincss.
TCllll-r—i’l‘ill‘ c Scrvicc.
i7:.".u~-(lcucrul Topic-The State i'ou~
l vcntloii.
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llcv. f'. A. i’iddock, Hartford.
The Relation of the Convention to
the ('hurcb.
Rev. Georgi- ilrukvr. .ir.. Stamford.
Convention.
Rev. Mr. Travers. New ('nnaan.
Our Foreign Population.
ilcv. l'. S. Evans. ’i‘orrlngton.
Discussion.
Tiil'ilSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28.
nztr0~Prnyer Meeting.
9: i5-—Rl"piil‘l.‘l of Committees and Dis-
mission.
Appolutnu-nts
Next Session.
Miscellaneous Business.
limo—(loneral Topic: Evangelism.
As the Pastor Secs it.
of Committees
As the Evangelist Secs it.
iii-v. ('. ('. Luther. Bridgeport.
As the Layman Sci-s If.
Mr. Harry Scoficld. South Norwalk.
12:00——A.djournment.
1:30 to 2:3t‘l—Woman's Foreign Mir.—
slonary Society. .
Address by Mrs. Dewhurst. Voiuntowu.
2:3W—(‘loslng Dcvotlonal Service.
lml by the. Moderator.
Ql'lET l’llEVAliki AT SAMOA.
Auckland. N. 7... September :lti—Ail-
viccs from Samoa under date of Sep‘
icmber 20, received here today. say
illllf'i prevails there but the feeling am-
ong the whites is that there is trouble
vahr-ail. It is added that von line-low,
the former lieutenant in the iiermnn
taafa. 1;.11. bcrvn going about the coun‘
try interviewing the blataafa chiefs.
Kim: is objected to by the British and
{Americans as likely to act-cntuate the
‘l'nsllle feeling.
. ' The correspondent of thc (‘ologne
lintructlons to remain at Apia.
l
: CADET WOOD KILLED. ‘
1 Washington. September 26—A dcs~
{patch has been received at the Navy
1 Department from Admiral Watson say-
.ina that he is informed through insur-
HIP!" sources that Naval Cadet Wcl-
iborn f'. Wood was killed in .aotlon
Ewhcn the guabont was captured by the
iinsurgcnts. Wood was appointed from
chorgia and had not yet graduated
'from the naval academy.
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OPENING OF FAIR POS'I'PONED.
Willlmantic. September till-The op-
ening of the ,Wlllimantlc fair. which
was scheduled for today has been post-
po am one day.
the mum will
for '
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Rev. A. (‘. Hubbard. p. n. Danburyi
E assets:
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1 wished to: a modicum pleasant to take and in last
hare found it in l'asrarcts. More taktna them. my
‘ blood h'll~ been unified and my compluluu has im-
. way.
The Minion of the State (‘nnvvnliull i
The Relation of the f'hurcb to the?
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am _v who organized the forces of Ma- I
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“01"" from pom“ ii'rdk'rlll! at snmoa has received cable-i
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mafihl’il'ffias .'
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What Is w
it is an herb drink. and in positivacuro
for constipation, headache, nervous disorders,
'We will, harem». each" day. show
one of the latest Paris. London or Vi-
enna styles.
oily presenting The Bcutinel coupon.
and 10c. at The Fair Cloak starches
Washington street, south Norwaik. you
can obtain any size pattern.
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an ii and
muncofanykfadsad my,
on n porwith any work dire"
doa- ia this aeolian d "“
Causation.
TIP
annular. BUILDING
Month Norwalk. (kins. .
rheumatismkidney dimmnd the vari-
ous troubles arising'fl'om a disordered atom-
ach and torpld ilver. it lsa ntost agreeable
medicine, and is recommended by physiclnns
generally. ltarnember, it com constipation.
l‘alery King is sold in me. aadislc. ptwknge-
by amulet- and m I -~
discrimination.
Coatings and Golan of People of the
Norwalhs and their Friends.
Mrs. ldn Pinch. of Norwalk, is visit-
ing ilcthel friends. '
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Mr. and Mrs. .lames llall arrived
home yesterday afternoon from their
bridal tour.
. ;-—o-—‘
Motrmun Gilbert Horton. of the ilcd
tine. is visitng his parents in Peeks-
iii.
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Mr. and Ml'll. (I. ll. l-‘reudenthal. of
ilethei. spent Sunday with friends in
Norwuik.
s ’0-
Mr. and hits. Archibald Sheikeld. of
West nvcnuv. went to New York today.
for thc winter.
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Miss M. D. Wilcox. of Norwich, l-2
the guest of her sister. Mrs. S. W.
lioyt. of iloton Hill.
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hliss llciic Robbins. of Waterbury. is
a guest of .llrs. Eli. W. (llllum. ii’i Cen-
ter avenue. Norwalk.
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Miss Fannie S. liutlcr. of New Hav—
en, la n gucnt of Mr. and Mrs. 8. it.
‘illlllll‘y, of Main hil‘f'f'i, Norwaik.
.4,“
Air. and . Mrs. Fred Hoffman. of
Bridgeport. are fillt'l-lill of Mr. and Mrs.
_ _.(,_
The Mimics Alary and Hattie Illliilb'
Worth. of ('blcngo. arc guests of Mr.
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.loscph McNamara. of iiw l'nlttvi
State» Army. iii visiting his mother.
Mrs. l-llizubcth McNamara. of North
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l-Idwurd llr'lWl'r, oi
returncd from their
arc now at home at
Mr. and .‘ll’H.
if." .‘liiin Firm-l.
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John County. the harbor, who has
past year. is the Ililt'a‘l of South Nor
stalk and Stamford friends.
--ov~
Miss: (‘bri.:tinr- Schultzv. who has:
been tlm guns! of her cousin. bliss l-Zttn
Schultz/f. ill Maple sti‘M'l, returned to
her home in Muidlctown. yesterday.
BA in
{BLOO
"CAMYAIIBTI to oil alas-cl In tho-
srm are a truly wonderful medicine lame omn
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oily and i feel much better to every
Haul: la. sauna. Lattrell. Tana.
proved wonder
" Ills.
Pleasant. Polaroids. Potent. M . no
owe, Never sultan. weaken»: Gripe. .uiils.
... CURE CONSTIPATIOI. m
letting ”trivia-Wynn. this“, W low Issl. fll’
Sold and unrnmeert b all a -
.0'1n’uc alsu to C'Il II: T000050 flax:
Mnedaaamnopall. --
nodlwy-rshyl-dinl spalsli‘l- “mall;
mentall- Atrinl willannviaayonoflacirlntrindsvnb
taunts .sns-ueenubrn-pleand
tool- au Dru ethyl-adulation.
60.. In l9”. mil“
Pa'iits and '
iarnishes.
Devoe’s
PAINTS.
Longman
& Martinez
PAINTS.
Berry Brothers’
VARNISHES.
These are the lead-
ers. Buy no others.
comsrock,
WATKINS
it DOW,
112 Washington at,
I we...
[1 room pirateoor'pspendin a
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' . . Whflmflu:
Thisoverybodyiserrlnsnfl- 1.". ‘7' " '
Jobs of this kind cannot rush on :3". 1’3, j '33" W Vii/raw I"
fad but that i can handle them to “747 "" I. “7' "I '
_ . fl... nah/Mild”
everybody'a satisfaction, prices and
JUNIUS allows,
PRINTER.
I mu sour. nuts Norwsll.
Ins-Ladies' Clvaulat Iltlrt communes
Trimmmzm ‘l’umaltyla.
2:. ‘21. ‘10, 28 and 30 inch waist.
Black camel's-hair serge is here sty-
lishly trimmed with a bias fold of
the material, headed with a simple
decoration of scrolled braid. Therc
are three ways of making skirts by this
mode.
First, the trimming may be applied
ins lllustratedi to simulate the fash-
lonablc tunic, the graceful outline for
which ‘is given on the pattern.
Second. a very stylish effect. is gain-
ed by using a contrasting fabric npr
pilcd over the lining for thc lower par~
tion of the skirt. such as velvot or vel-
veteen with cameraman. silk or poplin
with cnshmere. or plain cloth. serge
or cheviot having an upper portion
of plaid. . .
Third. the top part may be made as
u tunic overskirt without lining and
finiiicd separately at the. lower edge
which is shaped by the perforated line.
the lining. which is cut the full length.
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o. w. RAYMOND.
Ennnal'bireeior
and Summer.
93 Washington St.. South Norwnlk
Residence, 9 Cresc‘ent Terrace.
Telephone at house. 34-6.
afoul-aunties.
4mm nun, human, pant.»
DWI!
on
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No. 777* tiles-—
By the payment of ten cents.“
an FAIR OLOAX STORE.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and smoke Your life sway.
'i'o quit tobacco cxmiy and forever. be mag
nctic. full of life. nerve and vicar. take Nor‘i‘o
iluc. lIIL' wonder worker. that malice n-cali mcn
strong. All drunglsts. Mr. or II. Curc gum-1m
teed ilookict. and sample iron Address
Sterling iteniedy ('0. Chicago or New York
etc
sample ”00"! 0' L‘W'S‘ WI“ 0' over gowns will be readily perceived.
“'9“. i is finished with Imucrlaps to close in-
'liulélicti \vitii""i)onna" skirt faclnc.
The mode may be chosen for separ-
[waists or to form part of tailor-made.
SILVIA and FORTH oft lard. cii‘ullie, crcpon and veiling bring
F‘ m I
u" particulanandiiteratare 09-! To mukn this skirt in the medium
.ial. The pattern. No. 7778. is cut in
SEITIIEL COUPON.
Hot All Heatint
J I
(ins Fixtures. hictpi Ceiling.
Wall Paper. and Borders
, , -—*-~’——-,‘ . . being faced from the foot to a few
1 hOlll‘ll “le rilllhtfi'l. inches above the line of perforations.
39"“ Bonn" 'l'hc iitiilty of such :1 model in making
Papers. Borders and (Hit, MOW“ Th:1 skirt lscirculnrln shape, and lit-
taken ‘0 houses for l””“"“°“~\"“ not ted smoothly at the top by short duria
tlco by postal. Lstlmatcs cheerfully! taken up over ”H, hips. The placket
77 , » ~ ~ -- - ' i visibly at the top of the, center back
Vacauon Tours at Low Rates iscam without fulncins of any kind at
u . ,thc top. The lower edge of skirt is
’.1“) '
, . i 5 which obviates the necessity for other
Nova Scotla ’ and i.iiffcning. and can be cleaned with a
ldump cloth.
Newfoundland lute skirts to wear with shirt or fancy
' 'liouse or street gowns. cashmere. ion-
by steamers
the RED CW LINE. still“ fromlaa suitable for its development as arc
3;" York every Saturday It 4 v, m. i the heavier weaves of cloth. l-crgc
chi-riot and hired.
olicntion w 5 ,size will require llIrH' and one—half
{yards of forty-four or two and three-
JaCOb Moi Layton, Ag 9 I quarter yards of fifty-four inch mater-
‘ Railroad—Place, 30' Nmu.‘ islrrs for a 2i. :3. 2s and Bil-inth
. . i waist niousurc.
””7 ‘ “wwooooeooeooeooeoooo
' ' The holder of this coupon is entitled
0 ater eating, to one pattern, any also.
srov zs‘ANi) RANGES.
SLATE AND 'I‘IN itiliih‘iNil,
(ins and Steam i-‘ittlng,
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RRNGEST
a J iii” '
c 01188 OlCllllilSllo.
i
TROOPS Wild. lll‘: FARM) FOR.
(‘npuiln Frank ll. (‘oatcs had a con-
it'l‘i‘lli'f‘. Saturday. with (icncrnl Roe.
chairman of the Committee on Parade,
of the Dcwcy celebration. and the ar-
rangement for the care of the Connec—
ticut troops while in the city were
17 WALL S'l’lll-Ii-J'i‘. NURWALK.
m3" JOINT. agreed upon. 'ibe Nutmeg State will
m NM . be represented by 1.800 troops. and no
other state can boast of a fincr looking
body of men. They are scheduled to
arrive in New York at 10 o‘clock Sat-
urday morning. and will form In line
on One Hundred and Twenty-third
street. A special train will be pro-
vided for them. it will leave Winstcd
with ('ompany l, Friday. at 4:55 p. m.
(‘onipany i will remain at the Bridge-
. port armory Friday night. having sup-
pcr and breakfast there. The. train
will leave ilridgcport Saturday at 7 a.
m.. with Companies" ll. E, K and l
aboard. (‘ompnny ('- will leave Dan-
luiry at 6 a. m., arriving in Norwaln
and joining the other companies tho-re.
The train will leave s‘outh I{\orvvalk at
7:135 .and will leave Stamiord at 7:40.
Returning. the train will Iliavc Harlem
Itlvcr at it) p. m. The funds have not
yet reached the mark that is desired.
but there is good reason to believe that
therc will be sumcicnt money in before
many days. .
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TilEATRlCAi. "PRQPS."
l’rops comprise all the ii‘ortable ar-
ticles required in a play. Guns and
pistols—which too often fail to go off
at the critical moment—arc props:
loaves of bread. fowls. all made of a
rough papier mache. are also props.
We may also include those wondrous
gilt goblqts. only seen onfthc stage.
which make such a nonmatalllc thud
J. I. BULLIVAN,
Proprietor and longer.
fret-ms reasonable. lsthiu, boating.
Sabina. electric cars to hotel. connect.
in; with all Meatball. 1.31.11
and E. I. I. ' '
UNSURPASSID
RHODI lSLAND CLAN BAX]! AND
IHORI DINNER
I onion. .
‘ “III Ill-ill
A - love for MI.
my me and Genera. um: I.
' mute-lots give Immeduir relief. Oils
M after mil Innl aids lineman.
. ah your Annular. no by Inn. 5,: kl).
' and stamp or on untrue.
it")! III. 60.. Clank“. 0
EORSES
To Suitflgrybody.
We have them coming by
the car-load every
few days.
M. TARLOV.
boards. as among the achievements of
the property man. .
But it is at pantomime time that
that individual is at his busiest. Big
masks and make believe snlisages and
vegetables. without which no panto-
mime would be complete. are mingled
with fairy wands. garlands of artill-
cinl flowers. basket work frames for the
accommodation of giants and other
articles too numerous to mention.
How the right things are forthcom-
ing at the right moment is ‘one of
those mysteries only known t prop-
erty men. llail one of then useful
members of the theatrical world the
ability and inclination to write a
book what an eatcrtslnlnit volume
NOTICE.
The agency oftho Connecticut Gen-
eral Life insurance Company for never-
nlyenrsmanngsd’by the late 8.8.
L'llornmonien will for the. peanut be
continued by Moths! Front
South Norwalk.
his ,
lo'llommadion. one. will runni- tna could be torn attachmhera' Jour-
um i s
not. - -
mums-annals
when they fall and bounce upon the .
[6; Se , . (, -
on their Merits .
WEAR suoss' " ’
THAT FIT.
’GLOVER’S
7 ' ' The Place.
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BYEAMER :HARLIM.
LEAVES
LEAVES NEW YORK:
Boekihan Street. 2:15 p. in.
East 31st Street, 2:40 p. at.
Saturday. 1:35 p. m. a " -.
Saturday, 2:00 p. in. .
FARE, SINGLE 40c:
EXCURSION. 100.
Freight Propeller City of Norwalk.
Leave Beekman Street. New York, Monday. Wednesday and Friday. 5 p. in.
Leave Norwalk, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. a p. m.
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"Everything from a needle to an anchor."
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Open Season on Game Oct. 151.
We can supply the sportsmeu’s needs with anything front at rapid-
tlre gun to a box of our
é EXPERT SHELLS.
lFOX CYCLE & HARDWARE COMPANY-
Small Pritits,
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1 quick Sales.
on: AI R."
From Makers to} Wearors.
We are showing the largest variety
of the richest and most stylish
Plaid Skirts,
Ready Made and to Order. N
They cost you far less titan you can
make them for yourselves. _
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1. Wrubel .8» Co...
68 Washington Street. South Nor-walk
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston
Again.
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price, for "July and August
sale and 1 think it is the best i... ”of
goods ever adored on this earth for
the money. and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in quantity and
quality. ' "
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Norwalk Chronicler