. r J.“ I g, ' ..
arooarweedrereed Iaableeir Prise:
[.32 ‘no’r’
gen
tioas tor the rlahtot way
adjoining Select-ran
cit V
:the oh «to ,of
-. git-"tire dkt‘g‘errace
ism ill
ii'dhmm‘” "drill?
1"! IV I
sou m ow “5e”
hire .llrnry Scolleld will etiheVIIirr
at Theahseiviuk diripier 151'. anti ll.
ate; and totally. ‘01:???
r,
and tom the Miss, Addie
Who-ea
WSW 1M"
.1 4' ,4 .,
g.
(touting. as base
W he“ ' “magenta”
met at roadwdy In [rod of the
o J D.end.lohoW.
7-. I .
w ~ 1
were. at Niiroton eck Md. melting
a “.55!“ inrhMernenI Io Ibo thorough-
.......... l- ,
. baiversaliat Estensioa Associa-
fiber at are horns of or. drill Airs.
- for organization. Holiday eve-
w mgr“: a charter dicnlbera are
. Brown. is Jones.
’hitney, A. a “lean. lit.
. ehdflr‘a'. 0.11 . Nam , lies Helen
gleam; run tour-é Austin. Miss
Austen. lira. R. L. Gillette. Miss
n.8ecile1d 1dr. and Mrs. W. R
nectar ’and others: The study or an"
tidal Krypton History will be taken
up hert week.
There was an eliciting time for a if)“
:ments'on avenue ,ltro 27
last night. '1‘ ereNhsppened to
%thshp’dein ,- an'rg'
A . .. . nogverltmmtionmoft- a
» so or iat-
“‘ that the opportunity was '
y ' - . . quota iss...Therp were some
‘ ', llin’eitte rerneflr's on both
“as. followed in rapid succession by
blows and breaking glass. There wns
scare blood spilled hefII're several iii Ii‘rlc
,Wnn t e car can -
:2 ... outwith" i
ere-sore r e pave s
m and addrce‘e to the cond
promising to send a check to cover the
damaged one to the car. —Starnford
Advocetr.
”RAMS.
The mill of Randall & Brown has
been repainted.
Miss ilollins has been the guest of
bliss ) Stillman, In Daricn.
hirs. David P. Wicks arriicd home
yesterday from "a visit to Stony Brook.
Georgejifi futile, who was taken to
iii» Nor elk 1 (capital some weeks ago,
me: from typhoid fever. is slow-
.1: Metering.
T‘he toting People' a Society of Chris-
“Endeavoro'wIiiLcelebratfi‘titrie hang.
it“?! o It 011. -
Malt. at the Baptist parsonage.
The eyes of the pupils Ip the South
Five Mile River school are being test-
ed by Principal I‘mphere. Several
mils were found whose eyesight was
not up to the required standard.
James Cahlll butchered two line hogs
WM. had itiwa some 119ny
”faiths children of the uelah bar-
' A good he” ”Dole come to are the
wolf zoo-depend e-iew to play. One
-. . ,Arytaato csra au‘orercoet act-
58.58 caddy.
- The teachers and scholars of the day
school In preparing an entertainment
[or Ibeahepl’viaa. Math and friends
are Invited to enjoy it with there.
chRLET FEVER 1N Till SCHOOLS
Aussie. 11s.. November te-It has
MI decided to cloaeali the public
schools in.
Cashaoc it as well as the Lee-
rel 11111 and Wooster schools In the
northern part of the city. owing to the
prevalence of scarlet fever in those
“I“
GRANTED ADV/1151'}. iii WAGE.
. Lowell. ileum. Nave-her
i' a and were pads
1&5“ money the ear. arisen.
. minutes in festivity.
aherbugnseg . ,
We,thc”v
not all
We! “We;
W. amount wi be
Illaae district and on n
:I—Thc
employees at m Cardin“; and Pichlaa
' . mature
hrideaumier‘
» rohooithteeordedriiaead ,
r) r.
satires was betas played by
W Will!
0!
lay-room. preceded by the little now-
«WWW ”Mind
left before them. and followed by the
friends. All, apart:
table. and Thin! forty-Eve
takipa of the richrepeet ” whwed
b Is.
’v "’1 who; «5:...
s 5110339!
did as
crisis giiwii‘io it styles
you to '1
‘i'r‘ midi"m trinirfi:
settles
t We it
001’,’ “if
wile
h, A suite of
”rabbit-“Io?! Isr-
ide es-
lilo.
riled»: ind "lush to present-
.29Iirooi whlc was'au ele-
or‘c‘ioch and a verwere. bro
them by the brother motor.
conductors of the Stanton!
ilwa'y. Ambit; the its were
full use of silverhnivea. orits and
spoons. cut glass water bottle, a line
set of china dishes, toilet set. a couch
and many other articles which will
help to make a cheerful home. 'ihe
love and best wishes of friends will sco
company the pair to their new born:
SAT” “I.” ”ROOT-HOUSE.
TobeWhrthSLl-sahb
, malleablaliewheadea.
. The Connecticut Society, Sous oi the
American Reyoiution. has begun the.
house where Nathan lists. the yous:
Revolutionary soldier. , who , was a
martyr to the cause, taught up to the
little of his enlistment. it is located
in New London. is in good repair and
now occupIed as a dwelling house.
follows:
"To save the orixinal building and to
tree it (root the uncertainties oi oriv
vrlhe ownership is the purpose held rrr
view by the and Daughters of the
American oiutlorr: and to accom-
pilsh this p‘ui‘poiie contribution of
money are 'eol‘lcite'd to the amount or
A careful invest!
owners for the removal of the building
and to place it upon a location on pub.
lic grounds in New London. where it
. will sIend on Whoecticnt soil. to horror '
thp nieniary oi a uoaectleirt hero.
martyr and patriot.
added that. a large and wealthy patrio»
tic society of New York has been set-
iously considering the purchase of the
building and its removal to the city 0
New York, where the fittest end mos
expensive. monument to Nathan Hale
has already been erected by that so-
ciety. To wait idly by arid see this
building so removed would be an ever-
state. Connecticut has already allowed
Hale's commission to be sold at anc-
tlonrin Philadelphg‘a for 5:33:51? a pri-
vate pure n real n our
state. Law II least. save the old
schoolhoue while we may.” ‘
is the society has taken upon it-
t the task of raising the necessary
55.000 and will supervise tire removal
and restoration or the schoolhouse. It
wishes o be understood as so est-
iu to‘ e interested Ia histories nre'i-
ters of this nature whether "Sons" or
not that their contributions will he
hearnttoChariesP. Ccoiry No.49
Pearl street. iiartiord.
........._,'.
A NIGHT OF TERROR.
"Awful entity was felt tor the wild
ow of the brare General Nowhere. of
Measles.- lie. when tile ore raid
them not this till no I"
iii? iésiiuru'ic'é'" '33: m n “it?
t rr 3 t. "‘ on t s r
artist seoa die rotsi’aeir‘gioaia.
she heaped for Drm Kiaa's New Discow
37.1mm: hadarcrethanoacesev-
her lite. and had cared her at eon-
Yr
«eruption. Alter Iii . erneil dom
she slept easily all I t. and its fur-
ther use completely her.' 'l'h
is guaranteed to
care all Throat, Chest and Lung Dis.
ease. 0oly55eead5L50.1'rialhetiIee
freaetl' ll. Dexter'sd store. South
No‘rtwalh sad Jcha A. 'a, Nor-
m
A PRIOHTFUI. BLENDER
often cause a horrible burn. scald
Dual-'5 Arnh- Salve,
he m. will hill the pain
#4: horse Ulcers.
auras. all Ihia m
cureooearth Onlyzlcahoa Cure
Wil
i—
a
roe-"s or the ironiesvllle woolen railie
hate heel muted ea advance of from
15 he 15 per coat Ia wages.
\
M51550 Bold M Beater.
‘ niiude “of tl’iissaic. As you looked and enjoyed, did you even
worlt of preaersatlon of the school _
In '
the circular issued by the society its '
purposes in the matter bro sci 70th Ill 1
have that this _.
reimburse the '
"Although these motives should he 2
and doubtless are ambient .to insure ;
the success of our project. It should be
lasting airline to Nathan Title a native '
welcomed heartily. Subscribtiom may“.
"will COAL mi...
Cares Old
””55. m
flu" ~
first “:5sz .
1,,1‘ iii 0‘31
‘ T'rr in brldjoport
and at 50 cents on the doller.
S f
“' TIE ‘beopie came; they siiv; they were satisfied that this
is the finest lot of silks ever displayed in the city. A iiiou5~
'and and one iiiSpeoied. admired and bought.
No special Idle or regular display in Bridgeport ever
coutdlncdtiicllilgh-class novelties. the fine quality silks. the
richly colored fabrics thatarc in this lot.
' Wc'wouder how many of our friends realized the mg-
i
guess that nearly 450‘ different pa‘tiemswcre placed ready
far your choosing. And such patterns, may of them the
’dainiy color combinations that are to be the most appropriate
and favored for springflwear.
' And the prices --—~l
For instance. a 21-inch taffeta at $1.15 a yard; richly
colored. handsomely patterned novel and durable. if one can
judge by feel and looks. it would cost ordinarily $1.50.
Throughout the entire range of prices the same ratio
prevails. ‘ This is a cheap sale of fine quality silks: not a
sale of cheap silks.
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY.
‘ , BRIDGEPORT ’ "
Fall and Winter Styles for 99
7 Never have better goods been shown: never have
mqher smaller been offered; never have prices
11 so low.
There is no room for improvement in the bar'-
gains we cherub.
MEN’S, soys' AND CHILDREN’S
CLOTHING!
Strictly pure wool. double and single breasted
suits. 36.50. 87.50. 88 and $9.
High‘xrede. all wool. single and double breast-
ed and cutaway black diagonal worsted suite, 810.
Overcoats and Waters.
Our wind and water proof ulster has proved a
treat success. 38m."
Winter overooets' in herseys and coverts. from
35.1!) up. All the latest colors.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Sweaters, reduced from 81. 25. $1. 69 and 32. (X),
to 89 cents.
Sweaters, reduced from 82 50. $3.00 and $3. 50
to 51. 39. ,
I papa. 1000]” each.
I
Comstock Bras.
uranium: sounder.
' 11115031) A. GIFFINJleneaer.
ITwo stores-Tito"!!! and loath Norwalh.
The comfort of home assured. Warm house, hepp
wife and children to greet on at night; good natured
cook with because you ordered your
on time.
COAL from
lrirri.
lirirllrirn
. broke into a run for the distant hills.
hills oi the Dose-no
southern Califorrile.i
courredsship that coaruroa peril brings
shout anropa beasts sewed as among
After the SIM M mm their
work of destruction and reread Ii sell
over the hills a rancher want forth
among the charred stomps III! unch-
in; brurhhespr Ioi for a number or
cattle and colts which he feared had
been hearraed iyuiiwiiitu i'aflhim w‘gm
ecroep an r so a see
until first he saw his atoclr saint
little distance ahead '
lie was monitherr astiiniahed. upon
coinina up to the mop to do not only
his cattle and colts but a r. three
wiuidcats. e coyote and several rabbits
:11 elite still a rally III 110 fear of
Ins. They wate ad is approach with
Indiflersnce. the “utility tone from thr
his eyed deer. no veporn ia the wild-
cat's purr and honesty shining in the
gray coyote' a face. The rabbits set on
their heunches es meek as the pots of
children But epoor coyote was in
pain. and as the rrner came close the
erstwhile robber oi the roost dragged
his helpieaa hind Ina re toward thr
men in route supplea inc The legs of
the animal had been irishttuily burn
ed.
The rancher wet In no mood to maltr
friends of such atranxe creatures, and
stones drov his: stoeii through the
smoldering nah. the deer solos
along with the cattle. the rabbits ho
pin; along at the rancher's heels, t
wildcats slouchlna alone behind and
the coyote. unable to follow, whining a
pathetic appeal for auccor When the
burnina field was passed the deer
the rabbits were away lilre a flesh. and
the old defiance and snarling leer
come back to the wildcats. who acorn-
sd to make a show or basic. They
{mired slowly out of sight—Sen Diego
n on.
A QUICK .WlTTED BAi’TiST.
One of the candidates for the state
senate down in Jellerson county. Air.
was a prominent Baptist. and be ex.
peeled his fellow churchmen to help
push him along. The story goes that he
was campaigns: on a country best and
had the good routine to fall in with r
whole congregation of Baptists. Whe-
ther a prayer meeting had just been
held or what the occasion of the nth-
er'lrrx was is not known. About this
time a lieht shower came up, and the
candidate at once raised a large um-
brella which he was carryina.
"You are not eiraid of this little
shower. are you. Brother ———‘.’" re-
marked one good Baptist, standing
near.
"Not at all." responded the quick
wilted candidate. ”but you know i am
opposed to all forms of sprinkling."
He carried that beat solidly —Nrw 0r-
ieans Times-Democrat.
THE FAIR
Fur MI Cloak Store.
PRO] [“3118 70 5351388.
We are kept busy not-
withstanding tbe weather,
therefore it encourages us
to handle the largest vu-
rieties in our only line.
which enables us to “large
sales and small profits."
Here is an pier:
Black and brown heavy
beaver jackets. half-lined,
$2.98.
Covert. belf~lined, 82.98.
Kersey, half-lined, 83.98.
Another covert. half-lin-
6d. 53ama
A good Kereey, all lined
and nicely trimmed, 84.98.
A good K'ersey. all lined
and nicelytrimmed, 85.98.
A good Kersey, all lined,
$7.98. 2
‘ "Best Kersey, and bet-I
satin linings. in all colors,
$8.98 and $9.98.
Plaid Skirts. Jill wool.
92.49, 83.48. 84.98, 95.95
and 56 98.
Golf Capes of “all sorts st
ridiculously low prices.
Children’s reefers, nice
mi xtures. ‘ handsomely
trimmed, from 9149.
Tailor-Made Suits, Petti-
coats, etc., and full line of
Furs..
tea the '
Sweet Cider.
limiter-Florida Orcuites
Grepee. 3 kinds, Apples-
King. Baker. Baldwins and
Greeninzs.
Dried Fruits—Figs, 15
and 20015, Prunes, ri-
cots Peaches, Raspberries.
Citron. Raisins. Currants,
granite and Lemon Peel.
Bell’s Poultry Seasoning.
daze. Thyme, plenty Fresh
Esra. ,
Vegetables—Celery, Par-
smps. Spinach. Turnips,
Onions, Sweet Potatdes,
Pumpkin and Squash
All kinds New Nuts.
’Phone 138-3, to
Samuel inmstuc‘k, Jr.
12 nomrl MAIN STREET.
Drive Horses
from
Baker’s Stables,
Cor. Washington
and Spring Streets,
Tel. Call. 139-3.
Treat
Your
Feet Theu’re
Well. Your
Best
Friends.
O C
e o
.e ,9
Wear Shoes that Fit
C C
e a
a. o'
GLOVER’S
The Place.
rsuru'r. LOW
in'style and in price.
No uncultured] 1225"
tor furnished. better ' "‘
i
occupies our entire till
charge of an "adept.”2
moulding Is not by
This insures thereon
“at ill-till hinte- W. ,
500d quality more deer
We carry in itcck ”H
dilerent styles of in
cheapest to the very
pictures. bring them
haven‘t we have them. ._
Artistic Paintings iii _ '
would interest you. '
prices from 55.00 to 550.
come here at any time.
purchase or not.
Well Pspers. Paintera' Se
Palatine. Paper Hand”. ' ‘
DECXE’. .
at Washington emu
Thanksgiving
and when the family have
nual reunion your dininl . 2
a thing of been”. if ’09 m 45,"
from our up—to—dato and W”
stock at
Dining Room ilniiuil ~
Our Chine Closets. Dining chairs, “do “
Boards, give you more beauty to the . I;
square inch than anythrnzypu eaahiry V ‘
with quality and prices combined...
i. J. cmuusi c0. 7
film! W
1nd limitimrrs,
12 North Main streeh'Sonth Rm
m... , .
N. Y., N. H. K". R. R.
'rmn TABLE.
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NEW YORK.
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7: 13. 7. 54x. 8:1“. 9: 03x.9
10: 22!, 11: 352. 11:50.
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4:07 5610:, 5: 33a. 5: 55!, 5:41, 7:55,
8:11,
SUNDAYS.
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LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.—-12:02a. 5:00. 5:00, 7:59. 5:551.
9:00x. 9:02. 9:0“, 9:05. 10:03:. 10:55.
11:00:. 11:03. ‘
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; 3:301, 4:02x. 4:04x, 5:02;, 5:303. 5:“
6:02. 7:00,8:00x, 9:30.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.:—-12 02x, 5: 00, 7: 30, 10:038.
P. M. -6:00
, LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK 9‘03
NEW HAVEN. ,
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9:11s, 10: 12a, 11: 051,11242. ‘
P. M.—12:02!, 1:12, 3:071. 4'1'.‘.37.
6:.27 7:05. 7:.28 9:05x.9:15.11'155
Bridgeport in addition to Show, 3
m., 2: 42. 5: 04!, 7: 28.
SUNDAYS.
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P. M.:-—7 15. ‘
SOUTH sonwsuc 'ro antiwar.
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A. him-5007259951195.
P. biz—4 20. 5:40.
It has.“ ran) nearer rue-us um to vet‘-
fect in its workings. Cell and see it
anyway: also examine the DE LE!“
lNCANDESCENT BURNER. one oi
the brightest llinrnilrstora on the rear-
curusm a suites.
Experienced Sanitary Plumbers.
55 South lfala street. Insic Hall
Bloch. South Norwelh.
.1 wen-AW
1. mill. & co
68 Washington Street,
by
dream. iiouih Norweilr. and John A
meal. Norwelk.
\
Raymondbros
South Norwulk.
'E
“We."
m ”I ‘ “orch'fl_._..__“' .
l
Sunday trains to Denbury, 5: I am... , .
7: 25 p. or. Leave Denbnry, 5:55 a. I.
5: 10. 9: 00:.
1 All 3 indicates 0395588.
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