Heine-made? ,
”Molasses Candy.
Home-made v.4.
Kisses. n
Peanut Brittle. :
' Butter Scotch.
ifliii NEWS NiliEi
OTHER LOCAL NEW! ON PAGE 3.
Rev. and Mrn. 'l‘hoinau K. Noblo
have returned home from AanIry I’m-k.
Eioction returns will be recolvod
and n lunch served til the South Nor-
Ivulk Club. next Tuesday night.
——v'l‘ho'1'tunrrnngo Solo nt 70 N rtlr
lItuin street will be continued Mo dny .
illlti Tuesday. November 5 and ti.
. . Inst evcning. in the Town lInil. 'I‘hcre trimmod. silk 5...- .I lined. w 49. . .. ._ . .. '1 _
wIi‘hmiillI(IMggmimiiiiorrav‘ifiirumitilthvlilolIlit; \vorc campaign songs by the (Irnvcyht‘d Lndicn‘ G0” mica mode) of all “ml _ kciik . 5”?fo ”1 itt‘y “Hi—(ii
Church ciroir. tomorrow. and sing a flrrnrtctttfinhioh ‘brought digiielii 52;: wool double t’ucod goods 0111)‘. $4.98. 1’1”!”th ‘ It‘ll" ‘l he} ll be 3'“)
_ _ .- .\ ‘ IoIIsIc rc such ctII che or . ' C lC't ).
“”0 at both suvlcee. W. Orr, of New Haven: George B. rut WARM WINTER ‘1
The regular monthly meeting of the
Union Voternns’ Union will be held at
North‘s studio Monday evening. No-
vember 5. (It? :45. Important business.
*Wallltid, immediately, ten carpen-
ters. Apply to S. Iii. Wilson.contrnctor.
Mrs. Arabella Curtis. late. of 3 Comp
street. sister of Mrs. D. C. Nash. of
North nvenuo. died in Grace Hospitnt
New Haven. Novombor l. interment in
New Iiuvon.
i
'l‘ho Democrats of tho Sctond Voting
District will hold n (nuc us tonight. (It
8 o clock in Arion Hull to nominate
ii. candidate for representative and
justice. of the pence.
~—M(III'I~I and boy's Cups. O‘Brkp‘s.
A drain pipo in me npurtmontsr (If
Mosurn. linni'ord und Israel. in North
Main strcot. broke lust night. and
flooded the lower npnrtmonts occupiod
by Franz [(ocour and F. liuycs. tho
mu rkot In u Ir.
_ 'I‘hor'o will be u nuociul meeting of
Old Wcil Hook and Luddor (‘0mpuny.
Monday (Iveniug. at. 8 o‘clock. to muko
arrangements to nttoIIIl tho Bridgoport
cI-Intonniui coiobrution. A full rIttcuIi-
unI-o is I-ocucsted.
I ._._..-._
-(‘.omsatocl( Bros. extend a very cor
Iliui invitation to you to come to thoir
South Norwnlk ntoro, 'l‘uosduy night
to not tho olcction returns.
The noun] pruycr and pruise sorvicc
will be bold in tho Epworth Irur'lor of
tho Norwulk Methodist Episotrput
(‘burI-ir. tomorrow morninIz. ut ‘J::‘III
o'clork. lIIorvbody is inIitIIIl. Como
nuIl hr mo. somo IIIIII with. you.
it lIIIIgIIIIc. Kiirucy ourno down from
tho llusonic llomo (It \VlliiiiIgl-Ul'ti.)1'5'
torrid). itilil lust night. Iry spociul irrvi~
tuttou. attended tho cont-lure of Clinton
t‘ommuudory. Ho spout the night (It
tho irluhuckomo iiotcl. whero Inuny (It
Hit" friouds (Iullod on him toduy. llI-
roturuod to Wulllugford this uftcrnoou.
lzItlios' uud I-iriltlr'cn~" Clorizr
All Sorts (‘Ill‘-
IZ‘LIc. upwurd
, t‘II-ILts.‘
l'IubrcllnS. 59o. upward.
tnin Rods nnd l’olos.
M S. Smith & (‘tr
.‘(t tho vospor til‘l‘i’it‘t‘ in tho South
Norwuik (‘ounrogntiounl Church, to
morrou ut’toruoou, Mrs. lurotzono lions
will bo tho soloist. rcndcriug Schubert .«I
dunno Lover of My Soul. and Rodi.
Quiot Ilcst. words by Miss iquuio
(‘roubv 'l‘boro will be up address by
Professor (‘oorgo B. Stevorrs. of Yale
I iliV't‘ISily uho will also occupy Ibo
pulpit in tlro morning. Ho is li, fili't‘G
iui prouclrcr. (Ind nil III'O invited to (It
loud the sIIr-vtI-on.
Control Club members are rcnrindcd‘.
that tho clnnnos in I'I‘ronIh nnd (lcrmuu
to bo couductod by Mme. 01ng Hurt: i
tori of Now York begin Monduy tIoI
mun from 3 to 4. Fr (IIIIh from 4 to 5.
l\1llll‘.litli‘gi(‘lii"8 charm of mnuncr and
nor I‘III- tilt.» in inngnncc arc familiar to
liltlrtt‘ \I ho huro heard her (III the sov
orui moonstone. whou sho. hut; sung for
the (‘IIntrui ( lub ilcr gilt us (I tonchor
it: t'tlIli'lii) rcnIIIrkI‘Iblc nnd iIoI (xpor-
iIIIIIIo ir IIIIy three. All thono intend
lnrz to loin ilro (IlnIIsotI are urged to be
I II lquIl Monthly. (In the number must
IlctIIIInluo \v'botbor tho tuition will iit‘
continued after November.
—- Knox and Youmnn dorbys. ()‘Iirlon
.I.” sreucisn a. (II.
The Jewelers.
3 MAIN ST., NORWALKI
QGWASHINGTON 812, BO.NORWALK
A. .ww
You will find complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
at both (If our stores. with roomrr en
pccinilv llttod up for that purpose.
Spectacles and eyog‘izuioon fitted by the
most improved motlmdtr and sutioincn
tlon guurnntccd. if you are having
troublu with your oven. if your gimme
db not suit you. it you are subject to
bonduchoe or have. been fitted by an in-
competent Diltittlufl. call and m on.
WI.
NAMINATIOHS one: (III .
5 meet. Monday evening
tired of roiny Betunirrya.
direct. Blunt Norer-lk. in visiting friends
for n week in New York.
int- iiIII. big Sound Money IlonronntrIn
Hill.) in New York tide afternoon.
pinr. wor hurt the Order of the Temple.
Ilant evening.
Spencer inspector of the Grand Com-
thunder-y. was present.
lowed the work.
Mike impure. were seriously injured
were taken to the hospital.
the Strcot property to Union Park. This
menus on nsncsumont upon property-
i'l‘be City Con oil I)! Norwaib win
new
Norwalk merobnntn are becoming
‘7'?“
wCorncrl‘ or broth flocks. Ba. Haired
W _ . l
A Nerwaik mun uttered 3100 to 110 : 1;
" on McKinley,_ thin mowing. and could
gotmnu takers. ; ..
..I
to
....
In... Theodorow abortingwi Henry
«m..- n...
Sovcrul Nor‘wnlk pooplu nrc \vltnnnn-
Clinton Uonrmundory. Knights TIIIII~
ltight Eminent Sir RA
A banquet foi-
Two Italian laborers. Joe Dunse and
by the explosion of a blast of dyna-
mite while they wore at work on the
Bunker Hill road, in Waterbury. They
——39c.. 500. (Ind 75c. Dress Goods. 250..
Wilton l-‘tcpubiicons held u big rally.
liott. oi’ Stamford: Edwin O. Rector
and J. Holden liurlbutt. A number of
Democrats were present who frequent
ly interrupted tho speakers. and when
it came the turn of Mr. Hurlbutt to
spook. be ”laid out“ the diettnbern in
II radical manner.
21
——Ovster Supper and Enter-tninment
Dnughter of St. George. Wodrrcsdm
cvcning. November 7. Big Four Qunr
tettc will assist Admission 10c sup
per extra.
WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES.
To be Given Sunday Evenings. in St.
Joseph’s Church. by Dr. Maher.
“1‘. Mnhcr will open th(I wiutoi
course of Sunday ovcninv.I lectures to
ruorrow night. Vt‘blil‘l'S will be dun?
in the choir nt 7: 1h), followed immo
dintoly by tho (Itldro 55.
The promos of thth cent. collections.
that will be tukcn up on the Sunday
(Ivonings during tho winter courso
will go tuwrrrd puying for theI bonutit‘u‘
sots of satin voutmonts purchased by
llr. ltlnher. in Lyons. Frnncc. for tho . ..
‘I""I) ‘ I. 'I ‘- . .-
h‘ililuf f:f‘)§f‘|£10?fi'h a‘b\‘;“t€:“(y f“, LIIdion‘ lI‘iunnoiIItto Wrappers.
1" a "(L ‘ t i" i 5 ‘ (lurk colors. (or'sot lining. yoke brn‘rtl
November and Decombor. will be (If
u doctrinal nnd contrm'crninl churno»
tor. of interest to Catholics und Iron
t‘ntbolicn nlikc. lI‘oIiI’IwinIz in the lid
for the eight Sunday ovcningu until
t‘lII‘istmns‘:
t
Novombor Ii» “'l‘iIII (‘uilroiio IIIII-
. .. '. .‘ii‘. . I I ' .. .. .
tI-ine 0f l-‘urgutory; itvrdoncos. Minna?I.II.“m.II.IIIII “3....“qu cm spurt iltT't‘ at all trmc». it (up in.
u..i\.i1‘i-mm ll lIIIitiIIItIon I... 1““de “M brrrid mmmm‘ mm“ purlnuiur.) \_\(il spurt litrt (iur
. Ntivumiwr II:.IIII,~.,H.|..i for m, ll» llounoo. wiIlo hour. .IIIIIIIII'iIrI' finish. ”ill iiitlilt‘Xl i0“ (lays. Stock top
”mm .. ' ‘~ ‘ ‘ $1.1M. lII-:I\_\ ill wot». tlrzrt I; tlrc I‘cuson.
Novombcr LSWMI‘lIo t‘Irutoi'IIl Domi.‘ STYLISH WAISTS‘ ‘ .“.I‘-~inch Novolty llross (mods. also
lIoI-ombcr 2vr"'l‘lro (‘utlroiic lIIII- . .. _ ‘ ‘ _ IIIi. ii‘ I-oiorn. nil» wool. II‘I‘IItIclI Soi‘gc.
tribe. of lndulnoncon: it's liintorv “ MW" ““1"“ ”Md“ "i him“ ”1““. ‘_‘.-I yd.
IIcI-(Imbcr ti7»"’l‘hc t‘hurch‘s ’i‘rczrn Iiuyx. litrcsn t II;I_\' .\iIII'(‘ <i)it‘. fiMinI-h hoary Homespun Dress
Hl'i- , bcitt‘t‘ iii. bI-itci‘ iIrIi~ir mzrv iIc “HUIIS- 3”“ \‘Ii
1 t‘tt print it» Tilt indulgr III [or found m my l‘t'ilti\"itl'\\’t‘flr qur- . .lti IIIIh .Ili \‘Iool (.nairrncre. III blues.
out. - . groous, browns :Iud purplo. at 39c yd.
lloocurbor 23--~-"ludulrzonco and his.
I-ipiino. "
-w _ . \. . \ .4 . ‘ _, , I'II‘I inch (Ill wool llorncspun Dress
OB'TUARV RECORD- (Irriii‘i‘tli'i flyoiiliiiabflytih. “AN“ Wm Goods. in croys. blues and browns. $1
Mrs Stephenw Morris Ludiou‘ bolku dot lI‘iuIInol Wuints. quality. for “w “M”
_ ' ' new style cuffs. 'I’Ic. '
_lI}lIzuboth. who of StIIobcn Morris Ladies" French Asorrzo Wuists. cordod FROM ABOUT THE STORE.
‘iit'd ””5 "lilii'ih’aB-‘Nt1W"“U“WUI“ hi.“ front end back, in brown, biuo. rod l'iI'iIcIi bccnrwo tbot"rc worthy
nvoIIuo. :1qu y» wo yours. (II-cur“. ; l - t; I. . . . .I " I I ‘ 1
ml was It IIIIIII~I- III Now Jersey. IIIII “m ’lmk' W l” 1“ PM“! “U“ M“ thrugs
bud boon n ronidont of Smith Norwulk
for FII‘VI‘I'lti yours. 'l‘hroo sons. James.
William and Loon. and one daughter.
back.
$1.49.
IIIIIiion best quality Fronch lI‘lIIIrntl
‘ mum question in the minds bf fulfillment pan-
pie new days. who have money to spend. is:
trade at stitch purl such a more can 1 lap! 333mm that
m- ovary dollar 311311! I 3hall receive in exchange a
full round honest dollar’ 3 worth (I! merchandise ?
To (his question this
you one of (in vital principles of this bunny.” [3
value giving.
ohandiso.
equivalent for your money (Ivory time.
creep In we'll right them for you.
CONCERNING WINTER
GARMENTS.
We haul:
m.. remnants of Printed l‘I‘lnnncln Imd (alcndnr ”‘13 3‘ \Irntcr. MOM"), heavy double faced goods, $2.50.
lI‘tuuuelettos. 7c. yd. upward. M. S. Sil}'s-—~wcli. most any old thing III ”1de a” wool Skirts. bottom 7
Smith title. the sirupc of weather. Cloak rows of stitching, Intent cut, woil
--- . . . .. . .' I rmndo. $2.98.
A petition in bciniz circulated for the {“‘n‘uf f“‘?l‘.)i‘5: All illns “hail? lIudien' all wool Clkllto. mode or
oxtcnelmr of [lorlteloy street. through "“34”” ”1 fwmi "" 5" “t double faced goods, Homespun effects.
they Irrc.
liutlics' Drown llouclo Cloth .inck-
owners on both streets. it) DIIY ”19 cont (Itri. double breasted. nilk lined. “2.93. FINE FURS-
of tire lInprovonrcuts. on DmVidGIi lry lindlce‘ Melton Ciotli .lucltotn. in FINE NEWS
liIUCItl’ChflI'ieT- black. blue llllti tun high standing '
storm collar. gioriu Iz-Iiik lined $fr.i8.
llonr fur
turd los' Astr ac h on Capo
WRAPPERS.
Mzrdc oi ilunnclcttc. all frcshcst
iii pcrfcctly.
priccd Ell about cost (If mntcrinls
\vircu bought ilt‘l‘Iish a counter.
nd bcst dosigus.
rimmed. 98c.
LnIiios' stripe Fl: Irrnoiotto W Inppcrs.
(loop iiounco in bi b'IIlI (Ind uhito blue
and whito. and rod und \vhito at $1. :5.
brquIIoIl II‘luuuolotto Wrup
Lndion'
pcrs. oornot lincd. brnid trimmed. (loop
monts. and :It (liltilll. bulf tho t‘lINL
'i‘hcsc for you :
Ludiou' wool TI‘lunIIol \Vuinis'. tuokod
narrow biuck bruid
You may bank on receiving an honest
trinrmod.
If!
slurs ammo” emphatically
on the honesty of our mor-
l‘! wrnnm
prudence will not be price shock-
cd citbci‘.
Ladien' Walking Skirts. made of
newest styles upcciul finish. $4. 98.
. 1 ‘
Prominent fur dcnlcrs has sold
us his Hillilpit‘ iinc (If t'ollurcttcs
Ladies' block Currey Scnrfn, hood
and tail trimmed. $13. 98.
Ladlea’ Electric (real Coilarctte, with
long frontt toil trimmed. $4. 98.
Ladico' Electric soul Shouior Cope.
deep colinr. nntln lined. $5.98.
Ladies' Stone Martin Colinrettc.
bend and tail trimmed. long front.
$6.98.
UNDERWEAR ACTIVITY.
You'll find tirc rczrson for it in
tho c.\c‘Iciicn(I of tho goods. in the
mono of sorts: brrt you’ll find it
most iii ilIc cxtrcmc Inodcsty oi
out who.
Mou‘n iiooco lined. also nuturnl wool
and cumoi's hair Shirtsnnd Drawers.
(Ixooptionnl vniuo, We each.
Mon'u natural wool nnd camel's hair
Shirtn and III uwors. pntcnt scrum. sup
:t‘iinl quulitI. I5. itiic. $1.25 and $1.49
loucir.
Lndios liI‘f'tt‘ lined .iorsoy ribbcd
‘\'osts and Prints. lronvy quality. 25(-
each.
l..tIdion' i'I‘or'out Mills Wool Vents and
Fonts. in bite or natural. (It 75. 9t
and SI. til (it '
in (‘hiidron‘u il'IIIoIc linod or natural
wool Shirts Imd Drtiwcrs. all sizes, 25c
ouch.
DRESS GOODS PROFITS
SHAVED.
lh'cqs gotrrifi IIII‘IIIcy may be well
:iK-iuch (lurk chock DreSS Goods. 49c
yd.
tbut _\IIII should know about.
'i‘biuus IIIII‘ll boy when you do
know about them.
Antonin. Slil’ViVG- The “I’d-V “'1" h“ Wuints. in Ilain colors, till the intent ;. . . . . . I .
token to i’hiiirdolpbin for intcrmont. Imago... 3221:,“ “till: 1:12:21; luriifirndtii‘ oi;“‘32;§2.d3
‘ pink. til. 49c yd.
“(mum Eel‘tzitlids HNrsiihll‘atli‘ir (L iii/723:3; SKIRTS ”New ““0 of Ladies‘ NockwII...‘ from
Lloyd Nunh. diod in Wcstport III 12:30 . ' . whilst” .- 'lti i .I I” -. I- t
this nitornoon. aged ninetyono yearn. tlrg dcmund was curly prcdtct— m‘nRwyifiifirtiqigrrgi lliiiiIiIey'lm‘, pn .
:“(I5 31115;]; xiii?“ Offtiiii Otmm “a“ cd. Prediction beingI fulfilled. (05“... pom-(i mnéws Emit” odor-
IIII: )‘ll II Iono ‘(I own. (I . .I .. . . . .-.. K. ‘, " . ’ '
“,me mm” u“, so“ moutimlod it‘thil lots Vrlii grttt )0“ and your he... .IzI. in to El.
nbovc. three duughtcrs. Mrs. Thomnn
Stonrnn Mrs. 'l‘hcodoro Robinson. and
MrI-I.1I‘.'lbcrt Sipporly. Ho was alt-Io ro-
inted to tho quh inmlly of Norwalk.
'l‘hc funeral will be attended from
Christ (‘.lrurI.(h Wostport. Monduy nt’
tornoon (It ‘3 o‘clock.
Alexander Winters.
Mrs. William Chnlmcrn. of ltnnford
I’luto r‘ocoircd n toiIIcrum. ycnterdny.
announcing tho death of her irr'otlrot
Aicxnndor Winters, in ilonton. th-I
body having been found yentordny
morning. in the oil‘icc whore. iro wan
omuioyod. Mr. Winters won (I further
I'I-nidont ‘of South Norwnlk. hnvinI;
bcon (Inruloyed for some. timeI in the
milk buninesn by (‘harios E. ltomxon.
lio him many friends in town. who will
be .IIiIockIIrl to learn of bio nnddnn
Itonth. Mrs. Chalmers and her ulster
Mien Lizzie M. Winters. loft South
Norwuik, today for Boston.
W__.~ n...............
BADLY SCALDED BY STEAM.
iI‘limcr (June. the tiny enginocr cm
Ilkiytiti ut the powor house of tho Nor-
wnllt ’l‘rnurwny Compnny in Mondow
ntrcct. won lrndly III-(titled yonterdny af-
tornoon. bv the blowing out of a bot
writ-Ir l’lliltzt‘. Tho strum went in his
fine. and (not his nrmn making very
painful iIIjIII-icn. He was obliged to go
to hir homo in flow 9.} ion for treatment.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
There won (I. int-go attendance at the
third regular meeting of the Friday At
turnoon Club. which was held at the
I'cntItIInIooero. W. H. Swords yentnra
(luv. 'I‘ho Midsummer Nightfi Dream
won mud by (nowhere oi the club. Iot-
lowed by It (lincunnloo oi the principal
(Ilnrrnctern or the ploy. The next mach
in: will bu with Mrs. V. D. btnxnnI
Woodward Park. . . '
We have advocated high grade grain for
years as being the most economical and satis—
factorv and we have been quite successful in
educating our trade to the use of the best in
this line.
I nor nonr ~~~~~~ junt (In for no
lottcr box or telephone.
WW
/"‘\. "‘\ kaW
Silk grunts. I: much Iiuirntnd product
of the. party sottlorn (It America. was
bunt buck to England on tho. first snip
bolus; export-
Conroe winking won
and was everywhere
montcd with.
nprrn irom the down of miikwvtid.
niry feathery material
nooonnt in my trial
(undo bi it.
lu‘
Our stock 15 not. however. limited
to one grade. but 13 the most extensive and
varied 0i any store in this section.
Buy Oats that's clean. I
that always
looks all it it ought. to be put. to many
trees. yet never has scorned of much
that has been
114 Washington Street,
South Norwnlk.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
tho nonroot
Haste n llonidcratum w"llow d'ye
do?” said the busy mun. “Will you
mnrry Inc ?"
“0«~er" (Ibo gunned. “This in no
nuddorr; I must have time to think.
Ir
I“...
“Boy. don't keep me waiting too
long. or i upn’t have enough money
left to buy the ring. 1 came in an
nuto- can. and they charge by the min.
on
LONDON. November
Mall GazettiI. thin attempt:
II deanatch from [about (in.
28.whtch says heavy its nttn’rr but occur-
red in the mountainn (I Show fron-
tier. Au Anglo Herman force of 1,500
men, commanded by Got "it Firm“
stormed the 'l‘zching Kn
Guinean occupied a, (drunk pinion on
the crest Anti gIItIrbhoml
udvnncingp .
under Motor Von Flo
llritlnl ought {lover
Imp , dinmotin‘tinsr .,
lwlghtn. turned the one it"
relieved the (lumen
WEIGHING THE MAlLa. ‘ '
The work of Weighing the matter in
the South Norwulk postfntiice. for thir-
ty-Jtlve dnyn post. in accordance with
Instructions from the vernment. for
the purpose of estnbl hing votes of
transportation on the bra (It the rail-
roads in the country. was completed
this week. From september'fltith to
October 30th. the mail mutter receiv
ed at the office amounted to nine tone
and 251 pounds. and the amount. (rent
out of the oilice was five tone and 911
poundlrn.
MR. BORDA GOES OVERBOARD.
Conrad Borda. the printer in The
Sentinel building. was out fishing yeti-
terdny afternoon. in company with one
of his employees. Charles Younga.
When the boat brought up against the
float alongside tbe‘Wnshlnnton street
bridge. Mr. Bordn. who was standing
up in the. craft. was thrown overboard.
lie received It thorough ducking. but
was able to swim to the float and climb
out. Later he went home and Chong-
ed his clothing.
HIBERNIANS ENTERTAIN.
Division No. 1. Ancient Order of Hi-
bernians. entertained guests at a social
session. -last night, in its hall at 100
Washington street. Nearly the entire
membcrchip of the Division was pres
cut. and many of their friends. The (It’-
fair was thoroughly enjoyable and the
members propose duplicating it short-
ly. Dancing was the principal diver-
sion of the evening. music being pro
vided by Shepord's orchestra.
HILL BATTALION AT DANBURY.
The Hill Battalion will go to Dan-
brrry. Monday night, November 5, for
their last parade before election Ev
ery member is earnestly requested to
turn out to this big rally, and report
promptly at 7: Iii at the Norwalk tic-poi
to take the special train. The. Dnnbury
pooplo ore to furnish the Battalion u
band. and it is proposed to make tho
affair (I cor'ker. The special round
trip ticket will be. sixty-tux cents.
RACES POSTPONED.
The races to be held on the Fair
on amount of rain. They will probably
be bold curly next week.
WALLINGFORD CITIZEN DEAD.
WALLINGFORD. November 3_
Otlrniel I. Murtin. onc of tlrtI prominent
citizens of the town. and widely known
about the suite. died this morning. at-
ter two weeks' sickness. of n (Inter-rh-
hal disease. He was born in Walling»
ford. in lti23. and spent most of 'r.i~
life here. buying boon town clerk for
twenty-five years. and judge of pro
lInto twenty years. Of lute he ili't’i
becn clerk of the nrobnto court. Mr
Martin was a justice of the peace. had
sorvod as town clerk. town trensurm
nnd (Ionstnblo. und roprescntcd tho
town in tho stnto legislature in 186]
Murry yours ago. he was in business in
Wutorlrury and III that timtI was com
~mis-Isuoucd mnjor of light intuntrv. by
(iovcrnor Ellsworth. Later he was
made colouol of tho sumo rogimcnt.
His wifo und ono duuehtcr nurvivc
him. The funorni will tukc plncc Mon
(lay afternoon in the Congregational
Church.
GOMPERS AND POSTAL'CLERKS.
, CHICAGO. Novcmbor 3——A delega-
tion of tho Postal Cicrks’ Union. which
completed its organizntlon .only inst
Sunday. wuited (III President Samucl
lompcrs. of the American Federation
of Labor. who in in this city. and FD»
chested him to use his influenctI in
securing II redress of the grievances of
the members of the union. As a re
suit of the conference President (lomp-
ers will on his return to Washington.
take up the matter with the postal
authorities-I.
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T0 TEACH corron CULTURE.
NEW YORK. November 3—Four
young colorod men. three of them
graduates of and one an instructor
from Booker T. Washington's school.
at Tuskegee Ala... who are on their
way to Africa a, under the hospices of
the German government. to teach agri-
culture. and more particularly cotton
mining. to theI nntiven in the German
colony. on tho. west coast of Africa.
sniiod today. on the Hamburg-Ameri-
cnn Line steamer Waldernee.
CRUI8ER PRAIRIE SAILS.
NEW YORK. November 3~—'I‘he con—
verted cruiser Prairie, Captain Swift.
(riled todny for llnvre. passing out
(Indy Hook. (It 12:14 p. m.. to bring
home the United States exhibits at
the Paris Enosition.
A SUMMER iCE HOLE.
Near Couderoport. Potter County
Pennsylvania. is a hole in the moon
min from which flown freezing air. A
man was sinking a well for mineral
wealth. At the depth of twenty feet
he was compelled to unit or freeze
About May ice begins to form in it,
and continues to freeze until October.
There in no ice in the hole in winter.
The wurnror the day. the more ice
thorn is in the mine. The air bo-
comeo more frigid the closer one goes
to the cavern. There in no water in
the bottom of the shaft but the water
dripping down from its sides freezes.
The ice begins to form lean than a foot
from the top. and conic the sides of
the shaft several inches thick. What
causes the intense cold. nnd where the
air comes from. are questions that
have not been satisfactorily answered.
wPhlinIielphia Prose.
Two FORMS OF ABUSE.
ly "‘My wife contradict» me continual-
"Well my wife acts as if my ideas
untried. They .
Grounds. have again boon postponed .
your life.
We’ re Irelbn
and Winter Grid
now.
derwear for
magi. h I I
or a s on
the “feef’of y
got Cottono a (1
ed Underwear
it
ill ,
Cents buys
underwear.‘ .
pelri‘ticularly .g
Fecccd gar n
Then w‘enli;
test sort of wool underwear. Proof against zero Weathler"
For folks who are very particular on this oint, we”
very fine garments. We’ re selling them for 2.00 per pl
of Australian Lamb’s wool—soft and fleecy and warm
of a gosling.
WILLIS H. SELLEOK
NORWALK. CONN.
Trilotson&
Display of Trimmed Hats cdmpr
latest stvies at the lowest possible put: 2”
Novelties In Outing Hats.
A new and complete assortment of
Caps. ‘
and Ladies' “Oneita” Combination Spites.‘
Best $l. 00 Kid Glove to be had. Ev
warranted.
Agent Staten island Dye House.
86 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Model Grocer
Ready with Full Stock of Choice Goods at RI .
Prices for the Winter Campaign. 3
Potatoes—500 bushels of Good} Sharp Cheese for those when
Cooking Potatoes. now 20c. peck; it; also Mild Cheese. 30th::
75c. bushel. cash. here.
Butter—You always get the Wet Mince Meat—Same a
best here. Creamery tub. 25c.;
Creamery prints. (Clover Hill) at
28c. Same quality prints else-
where, 32c. lb.
Fresh arrivals of Washbum &
Crosby's Flour, in barrels and half
barrels. Barrels. $5.25; V2 bbls.
$2.85: bags. 70c.
New Fresh Meal. fine and gran-I
ulated. 2a., 1b., cash.
Becker's Pancake Goods. fresh
and in all sorts. at lowest prices.
Pure Home Honey, botdcs. zoo,
30c.. and 5°C. 1
Buy H. 0. Oats at 15c., and get
H. 0. Pancake Flour free.
New Maple Sugar.—Buy a
pound cake of sugar and make
your own syrup at a great saving.
Directions on every wrapper.
New Rye Flour.
New Buckwheat-uh);
‘I
est put up. Now 56.. tn.
30¢. a tin.
Spinach. ——If you wait:
thing excegtionqlly fine,
“Health” rand Spinal;
can. ' -
See our Jumbo cranbcrfl '3
finest in town, "Ioc. qwi‘rt ,
Some of the best Quum '
market. 50c. peck. '
Large Pickles, new lilbdi‘i
dozen.
can be but one opinion,
they will receive tile malt” “'5
scientific attention:- We
arranged and boat. eqni
room in the two Momma
our work.
58 Wall St,
Hay. Straw. Grain Peat
Quality. Price. Delivery and Satisfaction Guaranteed. l
Elevator near Railroad Wharf.
Storehouses’: Water St. Son th Norwalk; Smi .,
Store and Office :37 Washington St. . th St N"
Telephone 49-3
Gentlemen who are out of town during the day. will M
on at their homes evenings. if we are requested to do In.
IrrIrrIIrIrrI'II
ADVERTISE lN THESE
you turn .
gamut worth dimunslon."—-(ihictrgo
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