lulu-arrow.
E title Ltids
618411 1261p
Built of Cornwall, sent out
)lh1 ,
Wu also a catalogue of
, which were then for sale.
low issued a second'report.
upon the same subject. He says
later evidence goes to con-
conclusions that there
call! no abandoned farms in
some towns reporting none
that there are suit a number
for sale at very low prices.
in I considerable number of
y to u or $1 an acre. A list
~pfloeli farms, with localities
ptioo. appears in his report.
report also "refers briefly to the
[or extinction during the last
‘gppearance of the Connecticut
in the New York Dewey pan-dc.
I that could be desired. Had it
. been for an unfortunate acc'dent
' ' steamer bearing the gallant Sec—
troops would not have been divid-
‘ ‘lvelt though separated, the sol-
, 7 hearing of the oiliccrs and men
”such as to call forth plentiful 11p-
from the stands and pavements
' ' Gov. Lounsbury maintains a silent
allows regarding an extra session of
legislature. Guess we won't have
1 till. year. and it is just as well for
l ' “pie With the farming season
would be impossible to so Iure
. comment when trolley legisla-
wss combed over. it was ,hard
1. to secure an adjournment of
regular session with the farming
I . at hand—Bridgeport Telegram.
" Ismael Fessenden's return to Stanl-
~ ford from his protrac'ed European tour
, should infuse new life into the dormant
politics of that section of the state.
’ There is no lack of animation In lI‘air-
ilcld county politics when the old war-
horse is on the field.j—New Haven Pal-
ndon Day observes that
" ry will best be known by
he makes. The governor is
'to an excellent public
_ important point about his
that when he speaks he
lng.-—Ncw Haven Palla-
usuloss r011 woass.
, in Hartford (‘ourantl
milliners are using lots of 1111
Theatre bonnets are extremely gay,
K of them being a mass of firpan-
Iud jewels.
imkof the new hats are so odd that
him:- are tempted to call them
'm
Blunt leather foot-Wear was nevur
'Jpo’ular as it is now. it is worn
..Ill places and on all occasions, not
including the street. ‘
[Dwigoflting baths and exercise out
in the open air are as good for you
"brother. as they are for the children.
m air is the finest tonic in all the
‘ would.
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Tho fad for black that rules in Par-
The Ladios’ Home Journal
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Milllnery News.
News is always interesting, more so
when you profit by it. When you
know where to find just what you are .
looking after and can obtain it at much
less price than can be found elsewhere
you profit by it. You will not be dis-
appointed when you visit our store and
see what we are ofieriag in ..... . . . ..
FELT GOLF 'HATS
from 50c to $2 98. Stylish trimmed
from $2.00 to $20.00. Everything in
Untrimmed llats, Velvets, Ribbons,
Ostrich Feathers, etc. Prices guaran-
teed to be lower than similar goods can
be found for elsewhere.
We pay one fare on purchases of $4 or more;
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THROUGH
Wm. P. Beers, Agent.
BOOKS, STATIOIERY. ENGRAVIIG.
1'19 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Comatock 13111111..
This cold snap has made business brisk ill 0111'
Winter Oocrcoats, Suits
TEE, BOUTE NOBWALK mm WWIL 00303131113. 1“
I'll! was mos EXCHANGE
Wall street, l0110 a. in.—-'ihe major-
IU of 3101"” Ilwwed small gains at the
opening. Lackawanna was 1%. There
’were prominent exceptions on the side
of losses. and especially among the in-
dustrials. American Melting dropped
1% and Pittsburg C. C. a St. Louis was
off 96- The trading locked animation.
Wall street 11 a. ai.-—Support ap-
peared to be withdrawn temporarily in
the local issues and 11.11111 declines oc-
curred, with Brooklyn Transit most
affected. Reactions of importance also
were made by a number of the spec-
ialties. Losses in railroads were not
large. Burlington and Louisville were
most affected. The selling movement
was quite active. The movement ex-
hausted itself before 11 o'clock and the
market hardened but became. very dull.
Wall street. 1 p. m.~—T11ere were wide
movements In a few stocks but the gen-
eral market showed se'lrcely any ap-
pre1l.1ble change. Pullman dropped
21,43. American Melting preferred 4. and
New York Air Brake. 8. with a rally
of 4. Brooklyn Union Gas and Ann
Arbor rose 111, each. Laciede (tall 4 and
(lrcat Northern preferred recovered a
2 point decline.
Wall street. n11on—f‘.11vcring open-
tlous caused substantial recoveries in
a few stocks. Western Union became
a1t11c and lost a point. The general
market became easier again and hard-
(111M again at noon. The trading was
listlrss and hesitatlng.Sal1-s to noon
59.4111.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private 'Iwire of E. A.
Bahme, commission broker. 6 Masonic
Building. Wall street, city. Telephone
158.
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.1 slew run. October 111. use
Open High Low lztlill
1 m Cotton Oil. Its/.1 im. 41 41', 1,
\ln. steel a Wire 52', 112%., 52' I. ’,
“11.111111" “‘1; 111.. 1121, 11m; In 1117,
\m Tobacco (lo 121 I21 Hill/I 12111.,
tit-bison nit. 31:; ;
\tchiaon, pry-ferrets mo, (12';‘ or:
iirrmklyn it-tpid ’l‘. “11' , Nil, MI. Kl". ”i.
Ii'enlrnl of N. .l. 1H
‘llempmkcauhlo. 211., 251.. g; :51; -
"lilt'lun Ii. 1' Q. [:50 121'" "2rd; ”11,11
annular-111, 121'. 1le 1211:, 1:.I,1
i‘lllwfl.l.dl'. 111'. ill! lll'g Il'.’
t'lev..(71n., i'. 1! Mt. l... ML. .11“, 57'1“;
Del. a Hudmm ('Atnlsl l‘Jl'.. I 'l'5 l‘.'l l.“l l
Federal slot-1. on, .311, 11-17;, .w,
Federal Stool. prefr'd 75
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ticneml Eli-rifle Co. 11-“, llM,’ I
lAluisville 1t Nashv'le 1'11", 111“, all. MI,l
Manhattan Consol'd 1117' , Ill?" low, low. '
Mo. Kan. a TM. was :Is :1.» I
Missouri Pacino it H H", ti":
National Lend 1‘11. 2'”, :lo 211! I
N.Y,1‘cn. a Hndsun, 1.-1 1:11 1:1;1I 1': I
nntlnenlul Tobacco H I; ll ' ., 11', il‘:
‘0. Pacific, .2 .‘12 51-.
V11. Pacific, prefer'd 717‘. T ‘lTl ,.
Pacific Mail. 311» '10 :17". 1a
People's (his. 11!“, lm', 111.1I_ 11w."
run. n 1111111111: :1 :1 ‘
Phil. (1 its-1.1111111 11111, rm, .17. ml. or,
douthern lt'y, p'fd .111, .'.I , MI, .31:
"cnn t‘oalalmn, 11v, 111', 11:1I. 11.1I.
Union Pacific, 12‘_ .:.' . 1:7,, 12'.
Union Pacific, prefr'd. 71‘, 7.1", 7.1'. 7m,
" H. leather (‘11. pld. 77 7:
Wnbmlll [1le .‘l 21', ‘.‘l 21‘
Western Union sT', rT’. NA. 1:7
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POPULAR AMUSEIENTS.
and underwear.
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Blue and Black (.‘heviot Suits, $7.5). :
High grade Black Diagonal Dress Suits, $10. a
Black and Brown Mixed Cheviot Overcoats, :
velvet collars, heavy plaid linings at $6 50; worth $8. .
A fine line of Blue and Black Kersey ()ver- 0
coats from $10. 00 to $20. :
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Boy s long pant Blue Serge Double-breasted
Suits $7.;50 worth $10.
Children' s Blue Serge, double-breasted, $4.50.
lassimerc and Cheviot Suits, $1.50 11p to $6.
Fine fleece-lined Undershirt and Drawer at
39c; regular 50c kind.
Double-breasted Shirts, 48c.
Something New— Bill-timed, anti-rheumatic.
troubled, trythem. solid comfort
Caps, Groves. Kittens and Woolen Hose.
If you are
Comatock Brothers,
14 South Main st,“ 1 0. Norwalk.
MILFORD A GIFFIN,
moons.
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.1... swindgoottth Norwalh.
I i! is quite in contrast to the reign 111
N colon that prevails in England
and our own country.
.. . 0“ you think of anything r1ch1r
loam, than velvet on a cold winter's
I”? This fabric is to be much used
M both walking and visiting gowns
as tho season advances.
Will this talk of the' fashionable
lot”_ about boycotting French modlstes
all Iuilli amount to as much as
- i made by them concern-
4 A" "withing Spanish a year or more
The prospect is that there Will be
a good many long coats worn this win-
M—flll length. three- hilaricr and a
lull!" of half-lengths. 1' here is com-
loft in them. but for iauntiness the
shut coat remains the favorite.
'“fi‘
A large hat of black velvet is trim-
.“ with black and white ostrich
'whsrl and white vclwt, and there
“VI laid aside tics and are w-aring
“.4 bonds of black vclvct taught.
”It" file with a leveled vln
Thoroughly wipe and trim quinccs;
baton you pare. them for running .
m results are obtained if you clmkl
nods with thtI fruit and do not
» them in with the purine and
of which theI Jelly is to be made.
' 1 object to using them at all.
ADVERTISE
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Don’t Wait Too
if you want to take advantage of the enormous reductions in Groceries now going
on at The l’. J. Lynch Stores.
New Season's Goods have now arrived. and with their arrival we make New Prices.
suonPr or later you will become our customer, because the merit of our goods will reach you through others.
Read these Prices. The Goods llot Advertised ire
' ‘1' “gram :’ulile i'nllg'llll {’11 the 1,1121%] 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ........ $1.01) .loncs' or llerkcr's Superlativc l lone-less Salt Pork, 2 lbs for ..... 25c
,1 ‘erside ermatte a1 w1~f_ , , -~.. _
"L ”I 100“" "’0‘" "’9 “W and 3"“ 2311111. “hm ex. (" Sugar """" “‘0": Hour. "“ 11.11:. or """" "'"0 Ml" Sugar ('nrcd ('alif. llama ...... 7c lb.
j W it the throat. l Famous White Rose l-‘Iour (None [Pillsbury‘s llcst xxxx Flour. 1in
‘1 I think all will ”m. that nothing" better at any price) 11.11- bng or 1 bag, or ................ 84.6.1 11111.18"""l‘""’x Breakfast ”am“ 10c m'
“M. o! jewels and the pre1ious m1-t- ......................... $4.35 hill. :1 lb. Pail New Jelly .............. 111' Ilinitcr. very best. E. (Yréam 2711' lb.
at to better advantage than black
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velvet. newer-Inns 11.11- 11.» M" Our Free Presents given with le on and Coffee are. an attract run 111 themselves. l
With one pound Coffee, beans or 1'1I11nnd, at 2.1. 2.7 30 am] 32c per "1., or "2
at the center front or on our snow Flake Baking Powder. a Beautiful China (‘up and Saucer or your 1hoicee of loo other different articles.
1
THE P. J. LYNCH COMPANY,
Il8 ruinous 81.. Sillilil ”Will.
.-\.\ilIIlll(‘.-\.\' Vl'l'AtlllAl’ll.
'l‘llcrt- will no doubt be :1 large ill-l
t1 minute 111 both the nominee and cv
1cnlng p1rformnnc11-l of the Amtrn- :In
Vitagraph in ”11le .Atnatl'c tumor .
stop Over one hundred new sum-g;
from the land and naval parade at De-
wcy's rcccption. all of tho-1n ”will;
from Koslcr NI llii'l's concert garde.ln
New York, will be shown. 'lln mull—
111-c will ln-gillat.:1,ill ill the afternoon
in 11rdcrtogiv1 school 1l1'ild11n a
chance to be prise-wt. Popular prices
it. both performances.
\Vll‘t‘ YOI' YAWN.
Have you ever observed at a theater
or concert that the people who are
most deeply interested appear bciWeen
the acts to be quite Mary of the whole
thing. yawning half a dozen times in
succession? The. reason of this is a
physiological one. When your atten-
tion is much absorbed in anything ex-
citing or touching. you breathe in a
very shallow manner and take into
your lungs only half enough air.
Consequently. when your attention is,
much absorbed in anything exciting}
or touching. you breathe in a very shal-
low manncr and take into'your lungs
only half enough air. Consequently.
when your attention is relaxed, you
have to make tip the deficiency. This
you do by yawning. which, after all, is
only breathing a very deep breath.
If you watch a man at a play and1
observe that he is geratly annoyed by
some incident. you may feel sure that
when the scene ends he will sigh and a
moment or two later yawn repeatedly.
Of course the yawning, so far from be-
ing a sign of wearincss. is a proof of
the liveliest appreciation.
Very often you will observe the same
phenomenon in a girl reading a novel.
And by her yawns you can tell when
the end of some absorbing incident is
reached—Cincinnati Enquirer.
Long
“'1' are confident that
Sold Just as Cheap.
ll1.i.cst ’l1.1 or ‘_- p.111nl Lynihs
lSIlltliEgl b“WALK.
‘ 1“": willy
1 11111 Gulf ('apcs. plain with plaid bor-
‘1'1111 say this in all 1' .Indor and without blocking-1. lIIlI'I' for 11111 umk, 7,.
‘ mark.
l N eufchalel Cheese.
THE BOSTON STORE.
Opening of
JACKETS, GOLF CAPES, WAISTS
AND DRESS SKIRTS.
Saturday, October 13th.
We take great pleasure in announcing our regular Fall and Winter Exhibit of
Ladies’ Outside Garments. Never in the history of our business have we made such
exacting and careful planning as for this display. livery garment was made spec-
ially for us by correct and skillful tailors and only by the most reliable makers, in-
suring in every way the best possible results. It is impossible, through the medium
of the newspapers, to half describe our stocks. (iolf Capes that are exquisite in de-
signs and colorings, natty, up-to-date Jackets for ladies and misses, that are perfect
M in fit and cut, and dress skirts that have the proper hang and style. For the coming
week special prices will be the order.
Ladiea' Skirts.
Ladles' Grey and Oxford Homespun
Ladieo’ Waisto.
21m Wool Waists, silk and mohair
braid trimmings. also brilliantlnc cor- Skirt-'1. habit buck. regular price $9.00;
dcd effects. regular price, 8.1.00; car-h "““l' 35-951
so 1”. loo Black llrilliantine Skirts. all
new .worth 225, for this week. $1.98.
Golf Capes
Ladies' Jacketq.
1:10 Ladics' .lili'kflii. all new—black.
brown. castor and navy, all wool. ker-
so-ys. silk and mohair linings, made to
sell 11! 31.1.0.1, each 39.911.
and plaids with plain borders,
t'ut with full sweep. 810.110
d1 ;.1,
87.1111.
duality,
Ladics' Wrappers.
lIIo dozen h‘leeced (‘loth Wrappers
ill-gu‘ cl.
tended to W” at 75c; 47c
Corsets.
50 doz. Corsets. copy of French mod-
ncat fall designs and colorings. black with neat tloral designs. in-
931'; car ll 791'.
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,iThird Week of Dissolution Sale.
DRESS GOODS.
Just right for waists
browns. greys
501'.
Snitings.
HOSIIIZHY.
200 dozen Ladle-14' Him-k Sim-ll"
duubh oh '1 and doubl- luv-ls 1114111111
1r-Ilu .11 to make 11 little lluirt' on
KNIT l Nllliltli'linlt.
are without.
We
lI‘ancy Illalds.
itil'l skirts; colors. blues,
'and greens. regular price, 1191-,
4.1 inch all wool (‘ovcrt
regular priu- 1191'. 501'.
.11 inch llomcspuns in oxfords.
. (lur nndl-rwear values
qm-stion tln- grc ates! ill Aml r11 .1
‘Itho l11st feat of ov-wr stepping ”Ni
ii LANKIZT S.
111111 111111 we offer 1’s dozen 11.1.1111; 31111 pairs of lII-l ltlank-ts, grey and
blues
liens \lool Shirts and llrawrrs in whit-.111” s17.1-.f:1st color borders.
'1111111111l griy and 11mcl -' hair -lllll' '1II-x11llont v. ’lllN" 471. and “WW" "0"!"le ”l“ “'2“ ”-25
'qunllty of wool and extra l11.1vy silkl ion pairs of wool finish li-uly .vnluc wr- know of, 81.00.
llllnllln-nl '1nd gll s1 111] l-.111lllvs~'lv illlHllllill-l, 11. :llt'l 11 price lilil1'l) 153]"...7 2 ”pm-y twill ”(,mpflnum a” pure
111111lc- old in the big N1 w \ollt stores for this “inili, Im, , 'l l hl t ‘n f , 60' ’1’)-
111 ii 2.1 For one wItk th1I pri11- 11:11 i noprdrs or --\tr;1(|u:1li1y, full .~lzc 12- MM' long ‘ (l 8‘ 111 "' " “
11111 1.13112. 1 lilanIu-ls‘, 1111- 111-51 121111 blanket in 7-3 invh 1111 “ml Ladies I‘Wh. 8”
colors advertised, worth 751‘, 501‘.
11ml yards Fancy Silks in waist
lengths. no two alike. 75c, worth $1.00.
if. inch French lilack Crcpon, 0111‘
regular $150 quality, $1.00.
Ladics' Wool Ribbed \‘csts bought - America. for this Week. 81 .19.
as seconds. You would not detect the .111 pairs of tim- thl lllankcts.
slightest imperfections. Firsts are sold 110 palrs of Australian Wool lll'lnk—
at 31,1111, this lot 37lz'si'. cts, full size and shrunk yarn. called
Ladies' Grey Vests and Pants. fleec- in many places. a the dollar blanket
‘cd good value at 38c, 19c. for this week, 33.1111.
Wont” his. in the 11111111111111 11111111111111 Bring Quick Returns
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ll _SEYMOUR’S STORE.
run in 1le sons runn nouns
may be compared to a man with a clear conscience, he can stand in the
sunlight and fear no one; he. has nothing to hide; no defects to cover up,
and his whole character will bear the inspection of daylight.
THIS WEEK:
Fresh peanut Butter. New raspberry and strawberry Jam. New Maple
Syrup. B. 1": R. rolled Ox Tongue. New arrival of Sardines. New Edam Cheese,
Swiss Cheese, Bouquefort and Old English Club House. Philadelphia Cream and
Pam new current Jelly. Strawberry sugar Beets. Pop Corn.
.Double cream Cheese; finest in town. Grapes. Oranges. Plums. Celery. Let-
tuce. Elegant creamery Butter. l’urc Olive Oil: Ferris' boneless Bacon and
Hams. Huyler’s sweet Chocolate and Cocoa. New Figs.
B i. Siiiidi, loading born, 33 West Washington Siren
Hundreds of Dollars
Are wasted every day in buying things to cat. You can waste a lot of money by
paying too much for your Groceries. Any grocer who charges you more than we do
is simply getting money that ought to remain in your pockets. N o waste lit all if
you buy here.
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New,Canned (loads. ' New Cereals. . , Specraitles.
Tomatoes .......... 1'. 8. 9 and 101' Can Now Buckwheat, Pkg. ............ 10c 15: (lakcs Laundry Soap .......... 25c
Corn. ............ 7. ti and 121' (‘an Pancake lI‘lour. Pkg.‘ ............ inc 6 lbs. good Rice ; ................. 25c
Peas .............. '1'. 9. l2 and 1:10 Can Shredded Wheat, Pkg. ............ 1211! '1' Cans Sardines .................. 251!
String Beans .......... '1' and 10c (Ian ll. 0. Date. Pkg. .................. 13c. Gold host. 4 lb. l'kg. .............. 151:
Lima Beans ........ 1'. 10 and tile ('an Cream of Wheat. l'kg. ............ 3c 3 lbs. Salt Pork .................. 21112
Succotash ............ 10 and 121' (Ian Plllsbnry's Victor. Pkg. ............ liic .'i lbs. 111-111 (‘ml lI‘ish .............. 2.11:
linked [leans .......... 1' and 101- (‘an Victor's Oats, Pkg. ................ 07c No. i Mackerel. each ............. 10c
Bartlett Pears 10. 111 and 18c Can Quaker Oats. Pkg. ................ 091' erl Salmon. Gan ................ 101:
('hl‘l'flt‘fi .......... 13. '20 and 211- (‘an Crap:- Nnts, Pkg. ................ 13c Qt. .lar Mustard .................. 101:
‘ Pineapple ............ :1 11nd 1111' Canll'ottijohn Pkg. .................. 1:1'l12 lb. Iiox Laundry Starch ........ 101:
Try Our Creamery Butter, 25 Cents a Pound.
The New York Grocery Co.
Donovan Building, 80. Norwslk. 35-37 Main street. Norwalk.
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