our.
Fig Paste."
Homo-1111211111.
Molasses Candy.
Home-made
Peanut-QB: ittie.
Butter Scotch.
iiillii 1118 11111 ,
OTHER LOCAL NEWS ON PAGE 3.
1 Mr. and Mrs. J Spencer, of Newark
are visiting in Norwnik. '
Frederick C. lilath1n11,of Brooklyn
,‘was in N01 walk 1i15te1day.
~chot. Potatoes. 201: pk. F. D. L. & Co.
Mr. and M13. G. A. Velle entertained
1 11 number of friends at their home. last
evening.
Mrs. John Fields, of New Canaan. la
1a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Mal
ltln, of North avenue.
'i‘he Norwnlk fire department had 11
(Ir-ill, last evening. preparatory to pal“
ticipating in the Bridgeport parade.
~Help Wantod—-I«‘en1ales~—Ii‘ive or
six experienced operators on corsets;
only experienced help need apply.
Good wages; steady work. American
Corset & Clasp Co, New Canaan. Ct.
Miss Lulu il‘ryo. of High street. will
entertain the young ladies of the Con-
tury Club. and their gentlemen friends.
this evening. Miss Elizabeth Scim-
man will assist Miss Frye.
Mrs. George H. Byington, of South
Wilton. entertained the members of
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps.
yesterday afternoon. Refreshments
were served, and there was a gonerul
good time.
William P. Beers. the bustling youni':
bookseller 11nd stationir of Norwalk
has received an order for tho ilr at lot
of SCllOOl ruppliea. from the Actin1r
School Visitors. Bide 1111111 called for
from local dealers. nswell as from out
of-town school supply houses.
—chot Older. 200 gal.
The Norwalk ltcuublicnn Club and
lliil Battalion are requested to bc pro..-
cnt at a meeting tonight. at Itopubll-
cau headquarters. for the purpose of
making final arrangements and 11p
pointing committees for tho jolliiiczi
lion, Wednesday cvcning. November
ii. '
F.l').i.. til: (lo.
The. counters in the Seventh District
in Bridgeport. found in one cnchOpi'
along with tho roaular tickcts. ihrcc
i'ocoiplcd 1:115 - ills. 'l‘hc IllOflPI'Lll'llI
llllod that they c i‘r'lul'nt'd to tho cu
volopc 11nd icnla .(l with the balohg
no that thc owner can not get thim
again. until six months hence. the film-1
until which the ballots must be kept.
~~-Sweet Potatoes. 200 pk. F.l).i.. & Co.
NORWEGIAN BARK WRECKED.
Three of the Crew and a Liverpool
Pilot Are Missing.
1U1111-l-{I1(l()l. Novcmbcr 1.» Th.
Norwegian hark lividooro. Captain An
tiers-.011. while in tow, broke adrift uni
was \vrcclc-d at Little Burbo Bar. to!
the mouth of the Mcrsoy). ”i‘hrco of
tho. crew and, 11 l,.ivc1.'pool pilot arc
missing 'l‘hc other mcmbcrs of ihn
crow liaro boon tilt kcd up.
NEW HAMPSHIRE’S PLURALITV.
CONCORD. N. i-i.. Novcmbor 3-1 The
‘Jllii towns and wards thus for rclurncd
in Now I-lnmpshirc giro Mch’lnlcy
l7.illil; llrvnn. 27.274: Wooiioy, 5151::
lioba. 1131). McKlnloy‘a plurality, Iii,-
liil2. For governor. 2316 towuu
wards give Jordan 44.4513; Potter, '37.-
7l1'l: li‘lctcbcr, 9371: Cluflin, 374. .Ior-
dan's plurality. lfl.7i2. Both Ropublt
can cougrosuinon are elected by sub—
sluntinl nutjoriiioo.
SNOW IN THE NORTHWEST.
(”diff-Alli). November Switcportu
from the Northwout today show it gou-
ornl lull in toiupcrntiu'c (11’ In to 20 do
moon with light falls of snow at several
points. This in tho ('Oltlf-ltli‘. weather of
tin.1 season.
11. FURIONIST LEGISLATURE.
DENVER. November 8 ----- l1‘uaionl9‘rn
will hnvc a majority of :mventy-four on
joint. ballot in tho. Colorado Louisia-
turn. which will elect. a aucceanor to
United States Senator Woicott.
1. an?" ”.0..- _....
1J. SPENCER 61 C0.,
The Jewelers,
" 1:1 MAIN 37., NORWALK.
.DGWASHINGTON s1'.. 80.NORWALK
You will find complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
it both of our atoms. with rooms on-
'pec.lull,1' littcd up for that purpose.
,i‘lpodtiu-lcr. and oycalnunoa fitted by tho.
fluent limp-om! incthods and satisfac-
" 111 niuu'untewl. If: you are having
" bio with your eyes. if your glasses
not suit you. if. you are subject to
. . Monday of December. 1 . 1
, of the bum d a prisoner applying for a . ‘
pardon can appear before the board;
and l
min
tin??? 1111.1
Under the 1'qu
but once in person to be heard on his
petition. Nine 01 the prisoners who
have tiled petitions. have been before
the-board, at previoua 31111319113. and
WI] 11 poem in Docentberu Twelve
' prisoners will be brought up from the
prinon.
Four prisoners from Falrfield county
have tiled petitions. one of whom. Wil-
11am Buchhbia, in an old petitioner.
11111311111111 W. G. Stubl applies for the
tirat time He Was sentenced Septem-
ber 18.18911, to two years, for theft.
The othem are Antonio Tozzi. who was
sentenced February ill, 1897. to six
years for robbery. and Antonio (irons.
who. who sentenced September 18 1896
to life imprisonment for murder in the
second degree.
Frank DeWitt. who was sentenced
at Litcliiiold. October 4 1899. to eight
ecu n10nths.for chicken stealing and ‘
burglary. Is the only prisoner from
thnt county Who appllea. This in the
first. time he applied.
PAID ELECTION BET.
H”
Young Woman Wheeled Male Voter
Along Main Street In Danbury.
An election wager 11".111 paid yosten
day morning. when 11 young woman
wheeled a young man in a wheelbar-
row along the east Ride of Main street
from White street to the Groveland.
says the Danii‘i‘iWowa. Both parties
to the wager n1 11 employed at Meekcr's
Brothers’ but hit 101v and the young
woman acccptcd the man '6 11'1a1er upon
McKiulm a few rims ago and it won
agreed that tho vanquished aliould
wheel the victor along Main street.
it was at 2 o‘clock in the morning
when the young woman appeared in
front of the Wooster block womanfully
tugging at the handles of a burrow.
The winner of the bot was reclining in
the vehicle. his logs dangling over the
wheel. The young woman muck
pluckily to her task and fulfilled the
terms of tho wager.
NEW TROLLEY ROAD BEGUN.
A gang of 250 laborers begun work
yonterday, building the1 trolley road
from the Port Chester linc toward
('li'eonwich Village. Eight miles ot'
road will be built. 11 greater part of it
pnrallcl to tho New York, New Haven
and Hartford linilroad. lhur. providin;
tht1 missing link in tho trollcy sorvicc
bctwccn Now ancn and New York
The trolley road is to b.- complctcd by
spring. as the charter of tho (Ircenwhh
Tramway Company expires with tlic
ucxt sitting of tho Slato Legislaturc
and owing to the opposition of the sum
mor element in ll‘f‘i"ll\\'ll‘ll. thcrr
would probably bc much trouble in so
curing 1111 extcnsiou of time.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following \vcrc issued Non-111
11.11-11.11... Liszt furnished from oilico
of A. M. Woostor, solicitor of patent-1
Bi'idqcport. Conn:
Harlan i’. Colo,
oyringc...
Charles II, Jone-3. Now i-iavcn. child".
reclining currinac.
George M. Hubbard.
9.11.1111 l'aatcnci'.
Joseph P. Lavigno. New Huvcn. pipc
wicnch.
Hartford. tip to:
Now lini'cu
William A Bernard N'm'u llnvcti
pliers. (I‘eiusu. ).
.Iobn H. (10.11.11, \‘i'atcrburv inllutioi'
valve1 aliucl'mcui.
James V. \Vushhuruc. \i'alcrluu'y
lili‘illlilllSlll for nwomblinp. Itll'l'lllll‘.’
11nd soiliuq garment fasteners.
Franklin it. Whito. Watci'luii'11'. cyc
Iol dlc. design.
i1‘l‘11dcrick W. Marshall. Wcslvilll-
npoko sccurlna nipplo.
Lewis ll. Nash. South
Water motor.
Norwnik
Michael Hohnckcr. lrccnwicb. 11111111:
cuichci' for lawn ll'l0\‘.'(‘I'~l.
John i1]. l.cul1ult. Lucius Island. two
patents. nut lockiui.r dcvicc.
THREE VOTES TO THE GOOD.
Quay Republicans will Have 131 on
Joint Ballot In Pennsylvania.
IlAliiiiSlll‘llfl. l’a.. November 8~ it
is. ham-1d out horc by [hos-'11 who haw1
.l-Icpl closc watch of tht1 control. for the
control of the next legislature llini lbs:
Quay item-Illicans will havc 131 votes
on joint ballot. only ihrco votcu to tho
good.
The Scnutr' is: u tic at 1'10. and the
Hourc. with a total of 204. is divided a;
follows: Quay Republicans, 101%: unli-
Quay llopuhlicnna and fuaioniats, 1'15:
llomocrula. ill.
Mr. Quay h11~'. doclm'cd his intention
of lit-coming a candidate for ilnltv'd
States; senator.
The leaders of tho Ilusinoaa Mon's
lawnmo-u'hich organization bun hair
dlcd tho fight against ltlr. Quay in
many of tho 1 ountioa for iu'vornl yourra
assert that they lllth,‘ enough votca to
prevent his living re-oioctcd. They
further dcclnrc that. Mr. Quuy‘s frlcndv.
cannot: organize olthcr branch or the
Logislaturo. 'l‘hz1 balloting for send
tor In to lukc plnco January 15.
NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN.
They Have the State Senate and May
be Able to Organize House.
('IIICAII (l November il~Vlci-1-(,‘.huil
mun lloiu'y (‘ Payne of the1 Republican
National Committee. today rocolved a
teloiri'nm from tho chairman of the
‘lllité‘. commlitco In Nebraska stailnv
that the lli'uniblicnua curried tho More
by a date muioritv: niao that they
have tho ninth candle. and In all prob-
ability will be able. to organize the
lumen. 1
hurdle (lombn. chairman of tho lio-
publlean committee. tolenrnphod Mr.
Payne that. an official count will he
autonomy to Ilt.1i.fll'mlnfl_l.h(.‘ electoral
vote of. Knutucky‘. The telegram
fitntoa: “'l‘hroo thounnml lentil Ropublb
can votou rcmuin nncountud in the bai-
Iot boxes. Other frauds will coat on
five thousand.
CANADIAN RfiglthN'i‘ COMING
HO M
CAPE TOWN. November 'lwl‘ho
Ilritlnh transport Hawardon Cutie.
havimt on board the Royal Ghanaian
‘ Regiment. sailed from here toxin
bargains for somebody.
p10 nowadays. who have
The first (1119311011 In tho minds of Intelligent poo-
money to 3p3nd, 13: II I
tundra! auoh had such a store can I 1133! 3.1311er mm
for ovary dollar. spam I 3113!! revolve In "change a
lull round haunt dollar’ 3 worth of merchandise I ,
To thl3 (11113311311 this store 3113mm emphatically
1103? One of tho vital principles of on business 13
value giving.
ohandlsa.
We bank on the honesty of our mor-
Yau may bank on resolving an hamm
equivalent for your money ovary limo.
If wrona3
Group In W3 ’1! right them for you.
CONCERNING WINTER
GARMENTS
Calendar savs winter. Meicury
9.11 xwwcll moat ziuv old thing 111
lllt' sliapc oi \vcatlici‘. Cloak
makers anxious. All this means
llci‘c
illcy arc.
Imdlea' Brown Boucle (lloth .lack-
111.11. double breasted. allk lined. $2.118.
lmdicn’ Melton Cloth Jackets, in
black. blue and tan, blah standing
storm collar. gioriu nilk lined. $6.98.
Ladioa' Antrachah Cape. Bear fur
trimmed. silk surge lined. $1149.
Ladleu‘ (loll ("11 upon made of all
wool double faced goods only. $4.98.
WARM WINTER
WRAPPERS.
Made of llauuclcitc. all freshest
and hcut designs, fit perfectly.
priced at about cost of i'natcrials
wlicu bought across a counter.
I
i1‘luunclotto
(‘tli‘.~(‘l lining.
Wrappers, in
yokc braid:
Lililii'u'
dark colors.
t1§:111nod.li.\c
Ladles' .1'Iripo i-‘lnum ll tic \l’rnpporu
dc op lioumc in black and while him!
and white .iud rcd and 1vl1ilc.al $131".
liadion biocudci Fiuuuclctic. Wr. ~-.1p
porn. ('Ol‘utl llucd ill“ 1. d liimincd dccp
liouncc. H.411.
ludics' l’lnniioicili' \\'I'11pp.1l':-'1. I'm-
broidcry and hrnEd lrimmcd 1111-111
ilounco. widc in1n1.1ulpcrior lluiah
$1.38.
STYLISH WAISTS.
I 111 11.1143 inadc at luuuc lluwc
dais. lhu'xui pay. .\I11l't‘
lit'llf‘l' lit, licilcr ilucli may bc
found in ilic i't‘ilfly-IIJ-v\\'t'lll' gar
mcnix'. and 111 about hall the cost.
'i‘bcac for you:
Innlics' i1‘launolctto
quality. well made. biic.
Ladios' polka dot Flunucl \Valsts.
ucw atyic cuffs. 75c.
Ladics‘ From-h some “hints, corded
front and back. in brown. hluo. rod
and black. ilXc.
1.11ulloa' wool l1‘luuucl Waist» tuckcd
buck. narrow black bruid trimmed.
$1 111
|.udh-1-1‘ bcsl (111.1lil1 l1‘1'1'1nll1 l1‘l.1uncl
1.1111111. in plain C'Olfllh‘, all lhc lulu-1t
shades. $15.2:1
WOMEN'S
WALKING SKIRTS.
llip' (iciuiuid \\'il.\ curly pi'cdicl-
cd. l’i‘cdictioii bring: lulllllcil.
ircsii lots will grcct you and your
Wuints, good
, head and tail
\l}lk'.1
'prudencc will not be price shockv
cd either.
Lndiea’ Walking Skirts. made of
heavy double faced goods, $2.50.
Ladies' all wool Skirts. bottom 7
rows of 51.3".(hlllg, latest cut. well
111ade.$"98
Ladles' all, wool Skirts. made of
double faced goods. Homespun effects.
uowuet stylea, spccial finish, $4.951.
FINE FURS.
FINE NEWS.
l’i'muincut l'ur dculcrs has sold
us his sample line of (Iollareltcs
and Neck Scarls. They were
bought cheap. 'l'bcy'll be sold
clicup.
' Ladloa’ black C(llluy
and tall trimmed. $2.98.
I.:1dics' Electric soul Coilurelte, with
long trout. tail trimmed. $4.98.
Ladieo‘ I'llcctrlc scnl Shouler Cape.
decp collar. satin lined. $5.98.
Ladica' Stone Martin Collarette.
trimmed. long front.
Scarfs, bead
$13.98.
UNDERWEAR ACTIVITY.
You'll find the reason for it in
lllt‘ cxccllcncc of llic goods. in llic
rnup'c 1d sorts; but you'll find it
most in thc c1;trcmc Illlltlt'bi)‘ of
our pricc.
hicn‘a flow-i1 llncd. also natural wool
and cumol‘a hnh' Shirts and Drnwcrs.
exceptional vnluc. 49c oncli'.
Mon'a natural wool and camel's hair
Shirts and llrawci's. patent seams. sup-
orior quality. 75. $ch $I.‘.’ 71 and $I. iii
each.
inulion' iloeco lincd
.\'c.~ls and l’nnis.’
cnch.
l Ladics‘ Form-1t Mills Wool Vests and
Jersey rlbbcd
hcuvy quality. 251'
fibiiila. in white or natural, at 7.3. till
‘aud $1.419 ouch. .
‘ (‘hildrona Iii-1111c lincd or natural
wool Shiite and llrnucrs nil Slch _.’.c
cuc h
DRESS GOODS PROFITS
SHAVEDL
l)r css goods money may be 11'cll
pcui licrc at all iiincs. it can bc
.11111'iu'11l'.1i'l_1' \\cll aptnt licrc (lur-
.111... 1 illc 11c\l lc 11' d: .'1).~'. Stock lop
,l1."'111 in <11nt' . til: it s ibc rcamu.
1i11l1 Nov city
llll ll‘ .i1l111'<
_'.’1. 1d. :
:lxvinch hcnvy'i Noun-111111111
floods, ifilc yd.
.‘ih-inch nil Wool Cashmere. in blues
urccus. browns and purple. ut Ililc yd.
38-inch dark clicck Dress Goods, 491-
,\'1l.
Bil-inch nil wool llomcspun lh'cas
(100.11., In groyiz. blucn and browns. $1
quality. for 75c yd.
lFROM ABOUT THE STORE.
l’icltcd lucnusc lilcy'rc worthy
in lu' platfitl llt‘l't‘. Nt'w things
that non should know about.
'l'liiugs' you'll bu_\' 11'l1cu you do
know about Ilicm.
lirosa Gouda.
all 11 (Nil.
a Is;
l1‘rcnch Scrgc.
lll‘I'SS
«i’lnlu color l1‘rcnch l4‘lanncls. in
iti'r'cits blues, Iavendcr, old rose and
piiilc. at 49c _1'd.
Now iinc .11‘ Ladioa‘ Nockwa'ai'. from
37.1- up
Silholinos. thi inch wide, now put-
111111'1. rich dcuiguu. itila’u' VI.
1 11:1011 ilcocc pillows, perfectly odor-
los'.1:. sine. ill to 24.
114 Washington Street,
' South N orwaik.
We have advocated high grade grain for
years as being the most economical and satis-
factory, and we have been quite successful in
educating our trade to the use of the best in
this line. Our stock
is not, however. limited
to one grade. but IS the most extensive and
'varied of any store in this section.
Buy Oats that’s clean.
i am near-m-
lutior-hox or telephone.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
just 11.1.; for an the nearest
Jackson 3 Studio
113 DISPLAYING THE NEWEST STYLES IN
':~ Photographic “Portraiture.- ":~
CHRISTMAS SITTINGB SHOULD now an MADE
Opp‘uita
'Norwuik Haiti.
1 11191159le Etudmi
53 Well at,
Nor-walk. ct.
11mm Wiii'iio‘t 11p 11'.
Plano Next Summer.
“0111 at Lompo Beach
along at 11 rapid pace. and if noth-
lug goes wrong by the end of the
week. uldtimers will not know
the beach.
it would be interesting for those
that have time to go there one of
these pleasant afternoons and
watch the opcintions going on.
hicn are actively engaged in shov
oiling gravel. teams are moving to
and from the gravel pit the con-
tractor is telling them where to
put L'iltlh load to the best advant-
age. and then one of the selectmcn
'is generally prcscul. a sort of gen-
oral director of all. .
Just above the pavilion there is
a dccp excavation. so large that 11
team can be driven into it and
turned around, this being where.
the gravel is taken from. liirst
tbcrc bad to bc taken oil :1 top
layer of sand. probably two fort
dccp. tlicu came the g1 and l‘irk't
that 11 huh Uilllt‘ was good and Li
little t'urtlici down excel—
lcui. it is of just the right con-
sistency 111 pack well. as can be
sci-u on the ucw stretch of road
just below the pavilion.
Willi tlic prcscnt form '.\ir.
tllvuu 111akc.u road l1-vcutv—t11o
fcct willc and (lllt’ bombed and
111 only live id! 1111131. until day.
llic hath houses 1'1.- inaiu in just
about thc same position as thcy
«lid :illt‘l .\ii'. liradlcv or his sons
had mmcd ilicui to obstruct llic
11:11. with the cxt't'ptiou of two
that worc obligcd- to bc niovcd in
ordci' tn clcnr llic 11 11_\'. .\.1-' tiic
road adVaIu'cs 111011;: with the oili—
ci' iniprnrclucuts it will become
iii-ccsxaiv iorc"1u-1\i sonic purisol
iiic pavilion.
l vcr} du_1 .\|1'. llrndlcy. ‘ll'..
Clinics in ilic bcacli and looks inal-
it'lN mcr. saying hill litilc. 'l‘lic
(Illlcl‘ (lily llc czlllli' lu lllc bench
and 1"1'111111l1c1l in .\li'. ( l_\iin
”\ (111 ll pa) Ian' llll<.\1iil wait and
<cc. ~\\ 1'1-tpnrlc
WANTS HER PROPERTY BACK.
Sues to Recover House and Lot She
Gave as a Wedding Present.
lloinusc hi1: wll‘c accepted 11
ding all! of 11 110111111 and lot.
:uihucmicutly doubled in valuc. 'I'homuu
.l. Aliciu. a young Greenwich lnwycr
hm. bocu mudc dcfondnnt in a suit
now pcnding bcfnrc lhc Superior
t‘ouil. in liridacpori. charging him
with lruinl. -
hire. Mollcr. a widow. ownod live1
acres of land and 11 cozy ('oliagc there-
on. on tho edge of what in now Edge
wood Park. Aficr tlic (loath of .\ir-1
Mollcr‘s husband. 11 [1111' yonrn niucc
.\li'. Ahcrn boarded with her. and 1'
11111111 attachment sprung 11p bctwcon
them. Last spring; .111'. Ahcrn mot Eva
Schultz. u pi'cily llcrinun gill. and t'c'll
in lovo with hcr. lic told Mrs. Moilcr
about it. and who was picnszod with
tho mulch. Shc wunlcd Ahcrn to
bring his wife to live with hcr. and this
was cmircntcd to by both.
it was agreed that Mrs. Muller
should transfer hcr propcrty to Miss
Schultz. and retain a llft‘ inicrcst in
it. and tho trnuafcr woe recorded throc1
days beforc thc wcdding. This look
piacc 11 month ago. As soon on it he-
camc known that the property bud
been transferred, Mrs. Mollcr was up-
prouchcd by persons who had prcvlouar
ly ofi'crcd her $4.000 for licr place, and
thoy said they would double lht’
amount. provided ahc could get hcr
propcliy buck. ’l‘hc danger of having
the1 place mortgaged was pointed out
to hcr . and she was induced to engage
:1 lowyrc to bring suit for the return
of tho proper.iy but. being 11 minor
could not do so. As licr husband has
been charged with fraud. he refuses
to lot the property go back to its orig-
inal ownur, 11.11 lli‘. wishes to cloar his
name of any such charge.
Mcnnwhilc Mr. and Mrs. Ahoru and
Mrs. Muller reside in the Home house
and continue friendly relations-1.
\1'11dv
which
BVINGTON'S FLAGS.
How the Consul to Naples Distributes
the National Colors.
A. Ii. llyington. of this state. who Is
the United Staten comm] at. Naples. has.
" won thc approbation of Americana fur
and hour by the facility with which
[lie United States ilagca can be procur-
ed at his consulate. in 11 lettcr to an
old blend in this city. he have '
“i am Inclined to think that many of
our consuls arc perhaps too c'aieloas
about unfurllng our flag on legitimate
occasions and making it 1111 prominent
a feature as they might. And this fault
is Inexcunablc an the state depart.-
meut onpplios every consulate with all
needed flags. 1 found thlu consulate
bare of curtains and 1111 there were a
lot of linger-1 l draped the windows with
them and wouldn‘t change. them for
anything else. "
At thi1 time of the l'erWc paindc in
' New \"01k a friend acnt Mr. Bylngton
a lot of "ling pint-1." which he. gave. out
to American children who chanced to
call at the conaulate or at the connnl’n
house with their parontn.
“They of course pleased the young-
ntern." writes Conaul‘ Bylngton. He
adds: “I do run out 'Old Glory" from
the consulate "anoint! on every pound-
bic occmdon. and what In most gratify-
ing in that it dolinhta the untivea horn
un'much or more than It does our own
people."
Consul Iiyingtona lingo haw. afford-
ed a great amount of enjoyment to
Americana In Italy anrtford Timon
COMBTOCK. WATKING it now AND
J. T. PBOWITT.
sell the paint that wear: twice as
long at» lead and olleevoe load and
zinc; ground by machinery. .
5 going
it. lint they can 't-—-no one can.
Vi (1 sell the “Lion Brand"
has two pairs of cuffs.
‘OUR “LION BRAND” DRESS SHIRT 'A‘TIS'SSI.
THEM ALL. ‘ ‘
“Lion Brand” Collars and Calls in the newest shape
latest styles at the lowest possible prices.
Novelties 1n Outing Hats.
and Ladies' “Oneita” Combination Suiteii
Best Si. 00 Kid Glove to be had. Ever
warranted.
Agent Staten island Dye House.
86 Washington Street, South Norwulk.
' every little 111 1.1.1 on
which they could feel sure would give entire satisfa i
would not hesitate a moment in doing so. it would pay til"
shirts.
ma perfect fitting, worthy in every seam shirt.
worth fifty cents more—.1 little fancier made than the "doll
making the my hon
by anyone anywho
madc shirts for no mo
been is known by them
Not only that, .l)
for the most enter
makers' in the Up:
If they could
he“ a shirt for
s thxa;
'A very good one cost
$1. 50 bn .
\
Watch Out ,
.for my announcement? S
Prosperity Sale
Lorenzo Dibble.
EyeEXpense
Cur Fare—“m
to New York 11nd return. $l.b’0.
Eyes tested. $3 to $5.
Lenses and frames. $3 to sit).
Result—too much expense: 01'.
Car Pure
to Bridgeport and return, 7011.
Myers tested. 33 to $5.
Lenses and frames, 33 to 8.
Result-not much better; 01'.
Hay. Straw. Liam. Peat
Quality. Price, Delivery and Satisfaction Guaranteed.-
Eievator near Railroad Wharf. * 1
Storehousea: Water St.. South NorWalk; Smith St, No. '
Store and Office. 137 Washington St. "
Telephone 49-3
Gentlemen who are out of town during the day,
on at their homes evenings,
DEWEY’S COLLECTION OF GIFTS.
Removed from the Hall of American
Hiltory to big Home.
WASHINGTON. November tin—Ad-
miral Dewey has removed his colloc-
lion of gifts which have occupied the. “99" 011113811 by Mini-01‘! W110i:
moat prominent place In the Hall oiling 11 gasoline lamp. which lllll
American History in the National Mu-
seum. to his ho a in Rhode Island ave
one. The colloc
large proportiona reprehentlngn thous-
undu of dollars in monoy value. and In
almost daily added to by some admirer
of tho great sailor. It. was placed in
the museum for the double purpoee 01
sharing its beauty with the public and
as a compliment to the donora. many of
whom ware children. or represented
the hospitality of our great cities. as
wall as from the admiral'li private official ””0“ ”9'9".“
friends.
MERIDEN RESIDENCE EURNED.
MERIDIIIN November 8-1—1119 real» tern.
dance of Wilbur 1*. Parker. secretary of
if we are requested to do so.
' and at $10. 000. The 110“ ll
ion has assumed vei'yl
Norwulk—No Cur 11m
Result—money saved and
perfect fit guaranteed.
W
1
0. B. J ackso”
GRADUATE OETIGIA‘NI
With L. Jackson, Jeweler,
wiubown
the Meridian Curtain Fixture
Parker avenue, was gutted b
yeaterday nfternoon,1yhleli
84 000 damage. The roqideu'
minimum. The tire in midi“
clapboar (In. Mr.. and 3411!.th
out of the city.
cropn reclved here. motorliil‘ 1: 1.
with the rumor: of the ll ' '
of the Russhm coréllil.
been 11 Iroulatins for 119m 11 gr "
wheat crop at 43.160 000ml '
117.250.1100 quarter '
quarters. and nitric
Thil l the
since 1111.
Norwalk Chronicler