pderlewlng anon" is" howl at hand, and we are reedy to
y ' our wants at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Read the proof:
,',SON JARS. quartsor pints. . ‘ “CENTS DOZ.
Also the Celebrated “SUN” JAR. the be'st in the world.
{quart AGATE PRESERVING KETTLES, ' 45 CENTS.
Squirt AGATE PRESERV ING KETTLES, 69 CENTS.
" " “TIP TOP" JELLY GLASSES.
RUBBERS for all styles and'size Jars.
One of the most useful and necessary srticlels in housekeeping 1s
Lace Curtain Frames.
We have them In all styles and sizes, at incomparable prices.
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FREE AND CAREFUL DELIVERY.
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Bloken lines of FANCY HOSE, 50c. quality, 39 CENTS.
Eroken Linee'ol'FANCY HOSE, 25c. quality; 19 CENTS.
IGENT’S HALF HOSE, black, tan. grey and fancy, _
rail sizes,» 10 CENTS.
2 for 25 CENTS.
en’s FAST BLACK HOSE. fine rib or heavy
rib,
” - for “The Harvard” HALF HOSE, at
2 for 25 CENTS.
ADIES’ HOSE. wide top, rib top, white feet or
. split feet. light weight or heavy weight. last
black, at 25 CENTS.
INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK OF FALL
UNDER WEAR.
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I 84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
.I (1. Mr“ 5
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We are now showing the large. Wt
of- Furniture ever presented to the Is, at; The '
Npmellpt. 'Our stock in. bigger, our silenooins
larger end better arranged that liver ”fore. You
will better no trouble in finding jute whet you ,
went Qur ppces «fight We buy. our goods
in jebbers’ dummies end get jobber-e9 prices. Our
prices are conédpondhtgly loyal“ hymn: Our it...
her of doing business, our lmm of felr malt
.l'
a has weenie thous‘en‘de all do.“ you hive 11099.9
Iyst deelt tritium. deli”! fell“ to give us e cell it tho.
weyuti Aime
It... orient;
Inn nsnln llliliiis
Bridge‘p‘o
. 1 time of this amendment
.I one senior.
" some
, United States. which General Assess-
.1113 'wiiiCon-R
tlliilliestl Rtlom. ,
NW will” '
.le
1,i<ri‘1~.Ia-t,«1w
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Voters to Decide Whether or Yum, e
Calledw-Plurelltyi' Stete Election ‘
Iend Genet- Ridietrlctlng; I
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One week from Monday. thoIduterof
the vote months not providing for
calling a constitutional *convontion.
will take plane 111 every town end'cuy
people will Ihsve‘a chance to 'rstlfy
constitution which heveslroudy pass-
ed two General Assemblies. The vote
.upon each or tltcssthrcc matters Will
be by sopsrnto ballot; thus giving the
p10vs1 upon any one Or till as the
voter desires The ballots to bo usou
in voting whether the constitutional
convention shall or shall not be chlied
shall contain only" the words “Consti-
tutionnl‘ConVention. No," and will 'be‘
furnished by the secretary of the state.
socretnry. treasurer. and comptroller
lit the copimi Hartford, on or before
the first day of November, 1901. end
the result shall within the deys there,
after be certified by them or a major
ity of them to the governor, who shall
forthwith issue his proclamation Ids.
cloning that the convention has in has
not been ,cnlledvby said electors. if
the convention is called then the gov-
ernor shall call especial election to
be held the first 'l\1esdey after the first
Monday of November, 1901. for the
purpose of clentfilg delegates to tho
I' convention
‘= under tho act. is allowed one dclogntc
Each town in the slots.
to the copvcntion.
Tho ole'ctlon of a dclogato‘ if the con
vention i called will take place in
on the dstc of the city cloc-
tion November 5.1‘ho constitutional
convention will meet in Hartford on
the first Wednesday, of .lenusryncxt. .
Piurellty Stete Elections.
There are two amendments upon
Which the people arc asked to not the
tics] of approval in ordcr that they
tnay become opcrstlvc‘ The first one
providing for the plurality clcc tins of
slate olllcors, is as follows: "in the
tIlcction for governor. licutcnunt gov
1Ir11ol.sccrothry. treasurer cemptiol
Icr and attorney general tho person
found by the General Absclbbly. in tho
manner provided in the fourth articlc
of the constitution of this state, to
have received tho greatest number of
votes for ouch of said offlics respect-
ively shall be declared by said As
sembly to be elected. But if two or
more persons shall be found to have
so equal and the greatest number of
votes for any of said omens then the
General Assembly on tho second day
of its session. by joint ballot of both
houses. shall proceed without debate
to choose ssld otlloor from it list of the
names of the persons found to have
an equal and greatest number of votes:
for sold union."
The Connecticut constitution at pro-
sent requires :1 majority over all to
elect state officers and in cvcnt of
there being no majority. the General
Assembly elects
Redistricting the Senete.
The other amondmént, which has al-
so passed two General Assembll nnd
which is offered for ratification s
‘Soction iI. From end after the
Wednesday after the first Monday of
January. 190,5. the Senate shall be com-
posed of not less than twenty- four unit
not more than thirty-six members. who
shall be elected at the e‘smtors' meet.
inns held bi-cnnislly on the Tuesday
after the first Monday in November.
"Section 2. The General Assembly
which shell be held on Wednesday of
our the first Monday of January. 1903.
shall divide the state into senatorial
districts. as harclnefier provided The
number of such districts shall not be
'less than twenty- -four nor more then
thirty~six and ouch district shell elect
only one senator The districts shall
rtlweas be composed of contiguous ter
1‘1er and in form thcln regard
iiiell bolted to pop uetlon in the sev-
eral districts. that the some may be es
nearly equal as possible under the lim-
Neither
a whole or s pert of one county
shall be joined to the whole or e part
or another count to term it district.
. end so town slisi be divided unless
for' the purpose of forming room then
‘ mo district wholly within such town,
she ouch county shell have st least
The dietricism
Egblti‘e'h it. hereinafteiéuptrgvlded. 95:11:51
I! 9 m \in G I.
‘ rill Assembly noit'iift'er the
ion at the nest mess of the
fly aim new. the power to snow the
me. if found potassium murve e
strict but only in rdnilce with
t'Ie principles Above ted: '
111 in sect districts If“ not has
tire n this number of “onion el:‘
,9 cs silt sehslon ofthe
l: b nitrt e, r tits ob
c not e mgrwor' utilise
Constitutions! convention Shell be I
ofIthe stats, and at the“ semis time the
or reject tho two uninudlnonts to tho" '
tutlonul Convention. Yes," or “Constl- '
tho mailed"‘ilttlo with olectiohll.“ I
opportunity to. stnmp‘tho'scul of on ‘
The vote is to be canvassed by the ~
A ,few cholco styles of Child~
reu’w 2 piece Rubi, left m: ‘
iron) our some stock Wil
make sxoollont. hool suits, s
at 25 per cent. re action
is. no Suits in. n.
34 no suits 33. do
53.0.0 Suite “.25.
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I Bush 3011
TAlLORSi
CLOTHIENS:
HATTERO.
FURNISHERB':
SSIWeshingtcn Btu .
will. tievwelk.
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‘ NOTICE.
Admioslon 'o'f EleCtdrs',
and Women Quali-
fled to Vote.
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Notice is hereby glvcn thnt the no
loctman end town clerk at the Town of
Norwslk will hold it session in the
Town Court room. on Willi street nor-
walk for tho purposo of examining the
qualifications of and admitting to tile
clectors' oath those persons Who shall
be found so qnnliilod. and for the fur
ther purpose of examining tho uunlill.
cations of and qualifying women who
are cntitlcd to voto’ iindor shy of tho
spctini or gcncrnl laws of this state.
on Saturday, the 28th day. of Scptcuiv
ber, 1901. from El o'clock in thc fore
noon until? o'clock in the afternoon
unless all on the list "to be mndc"
shall have boon admitted or rclcctcd
befdro that time. .l
Dated at Norwollt. the 23d day of
September, A. 1)..1g 1901.
JAM A. BROWN.
SAM LLYNED,
1‘. ti; MERRILL,
Selectmen of the Town
of Nomalk. ,
HERBERT ll. SMITH,
Town Clerk.
NOTICE
Social Tun bung
at! St
The inhabitants. lcgal voters. of thc
town of Norwalk nrc hereby notillcd’
and warned that 11 special town meet-
ing will be held in thc town hall. Wu”
street. on Tuesday. October first. 1901.
nt 8 o'clock in tho etching. for the fol
following purposes. to wit:
i. To hour tho annual ruports of the.
town oillccrs for the your ending Aug
11st 3111i. 1901. and to take action on
the same.
2. To consider and inks notiOn on a
petition requesting that the low: pay
to each of the fire compsnies therein
the sum fifty dollars which sum. it ls
represented each of said computes
was given to understand. would be paid
to it to defray part of the exponsc
which it might incur in propel-lug for
the 250th ennivereery of the founding
of the town; end to make any neces-
seryepproprietlon for the perusal of
sold sums, and
I 11. To meke- such spproprlition
from the town treasury as the meet-
ing shall deem advisable in order to
mutiny deficiency or deficiencies
ltil,“ my exist by reason of sspenses
lettered mar end ebovo the approprls
lion heretofore mode by tho town, for.
the celebretiop or its 250th anniver-
my. .
Dated et Norwalk the 25th dey of
Muller. A: n. 1901.”
. rAllu's' t. snows.
SAMUEL LYNNE.
FRANK ll. MERRILL»
SelectmenI o! the Town
of serum
:fi-wwmmWWa—mmcn 'gr ef‘uumu' war
-e
.Mctioo
Put to Piss. ..
Discharged end Refused Rel
ment by Jacob Lawson
Wampum. Who Wee, ”shit”.
to Deeth i Few Days later
m
lombo linllsns Jointly indicted by it
round Jury for tho murder of Jacob
Lawson in Greenwich on Mey 28 e! the
present yeni will bc. arraigned before
a jury in the criminal spcrlor court on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock to, an.
swcr to the charge. Special Attorney
iGslcn‘I A Carter will make a motion
lthet the court permit the two to lie
triod scpnrnicly.
‘ 'l‘ho gonernl story of the crime with
which the men are ch‘nrgod‘is one of
revenge, and the stats will endeavor to
prove that Ihc two killed Lawson.
through it proarrnnlrcd plot, nud are
ibcrcby guilty of committing a murdcl
in the. first degree At the pi cllmlnary
hearing bold in the Greenwich town
. court from which the. two were bound
, over to the present term of the suns-
l‘lor court, only a small part of the evi-
demo of the state was 1ntroduccd.nnd
practically no dcfcnse was attempted
Cnlnlnesc and Itolombo formmly
worked in a gang of italian laborers
litylng watcr pipcs in a. part of the
town bf urecnwich They displeased
Lowson,‘ their foreman, in some way,
and were discharged A day or of
tar their discharge, they went back to
tho foreman and asked to be given
work, but their request was denied and
they w ore driven sway from the other
workmen. A short time after that. on
the cvcning of May 28, Lawson left his
bonrding ninco and went for a walk. A
low hours inter he was found beside
the road stabbed. lie died a short time
afterward.
The two ltnlinns who it is assorted.
had made threats sgninst Lawson.
wcrc suspected and their arrest follow—
ed a short tilnc alter the commission
of the murder. it is alleged that it con-
fession was scoured from them by tho
police of Greenwich. in which one
claims to have hold Lawson while the
other stabbed him the wound being in
tho abdomen about two inches below
and to tho lcft of the sternum. Wheth-
or this two are called to answer the
cbsrgo jointly or scpnrstcly. that will
probnblc bo the only murder brought
omcinlly to the attcntion of tho court
this term. Charles Sczer.uk and Jose.
pbinc Zavnlsky 'will not be tried this
term.
The jurors wet-c excused yesterday
morning until 10 o‘clock on Monday.
tho dny being changed from the usual
time of opening court for the week.
Tuesday becsuu there is still much
business to be transacted and it is do-
sired to end the term on time. Judge
Wheeler 13 unsigned for the civil supe-
rior court at Waterbury on October 11.
at which time he'will' hold A short cs1—
will be nmesseryfto finish with the
business of the criminal court here
some time before that date.
An extra panel of juriors from which
will be selected the Jury to sit in thc
murder cases was drawn this morn-
ing.
The panel is as follows:
Brideoport~Waiter Nichols. Daniel
1) Smith
Brookilcld— Seth l? chlcr John S.
Turnhiil.‘
Fairflcld~8herwood Blinks. George
M. Mervin.
i-luntiugtthsrios H. Jennings.
Leander .1. Wheeler.
Monroe—~Charlcs (l.
lsmin Horn.
Nowtownml-llcnzcr 0. Bonus, Ar-
thur L, Peck.
Norwelk—D,
James M; Leno
Slrntfordélmrcnso 831309“!
crick W. Wilcoxson. i
TrumbitlL—Willlsm 0.1'iench
nrd B. Curtis,
Blnkcmsn, Ben.
lI‘cntou
Frch
.llow-
PEOPLE LEAVING DAWNSON.
Two Hundred Hess Alreedy Arrived
st Okenwey.
VANCOUVER ll; (1.. September 28
--Thc bteemor City of Seattle hep nr-
rived from Sirens; with m omens
crs Crowds of people are now coining
out frown pauses and 200 wan to
have arrived in Bkesty on the day
that the Seattle left for the south The
steamer had 8300 000 worth of mold.
Among her passengers wee consul
, k; 0,! Device». who is on his: way
to Washington on govern! vat bust
nose. He will stay out probebly tho
whole winter;
flinch elicitelncni Is rcportod in the
Atlin district on account of the dis-
covery of whet is honored to be the
“mother lode” of the district.
reached Dawson by new or St. Ilcbeol.
“a ammo-ven-
PIIIlMN‘l' LINCOLN IUIIIO
sishrsss an" Ciliilfllllo Will Be '
nun in 111 Giiilliiitli
no. ‘
Pasquale Gnlabrcss and George 00'
under session in that city. so that it
Pontcroy, ‘
life; cities or mention ere re poms I,"
from De The dispute. which .
relied from runes! lest spring. lies
JARDINIERES have never
ing variety of Flower patterns of
pccinlly handsome
from 25c to $8. 50.
Sizes rings
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1
that it is an opporuuiiy to select
inls in 3 to 10 yd. lengths.
”Mo to 1'5c grades
6V4c. .
faces backed by plaids of warm
white.
is 56 inches. I 1
$2. 00
mndc 11f l’lccccil Cot-
ton, laid in layers, at
and :1 reduction in the price of materials' is opportune.
$2.56
been so pleasing in, shape, de«
Signs and coloriugs as times now shown dowlbfitwl’fi 9nd ““3
Winter placing of herbs god I olinge or Floors-ring Plnhts
should be doubly interesting to the plant- -lovcr because of this
and the low prices at which they are marked. Striking Orien-
tail and well Hungarian designs are included among; zi'bewlldilr-
cvcry hue, set off by gold.
Louwclsn Jardiuicres' 111 the dark Rookwootl colorings are cs—
irom 510 14 lnLlltIi Prices
WASH FABRIC REMNANTS ll'nvu linen. low, priced, by,
the Wash Goods Section, and are cilcrcd with the suggestion
a waist pattern, to lny’c‘side' for
next season. Lawns, Batiste ()rgamlics and other dainty mater-
2oc to 35¢ grades
anc.
. GOLF CLOAKINGS at one—third'oi their original prices
are a feature of the Dress Fabric
different styles arc involved—411mb oxford navy, brown and red
, rich colors as well asblsck and
With suggestions of cooler weather alrend’y in the air,
the practical and comfortable Golf Cloak is to be considered,
Section Some ten. or a dozen,
Width
ll
53!...
$3. 00
I
THE MATTRESS 1» the making or marring of a bed so
far as comfort goes (and that, when all' 5 said and done, is the
impolianl thing.) In the big 1 urniturc Store upstairs the Mat~
tress in all its variations of material and make. is a specialty.
'l'hcrc arc llair, Cotton and Combination Mattresses, and we
have cxccllcni facilities for the making over of Hair lilattrcss~
cs. in tlic lowci priced grntlcsan especially good .Mhtircss is
Mary boil n. little bird
'Ihst once was run of song,
And every-whore thet Mary went
The birdie wont alone.
She did not keenlf. in a cage.
There was no need 'of, that;
The birdie couldn‘t fly away,
"I‘wus fastened on her hat.
A SHOCKING GARAMITY
“Lately befall n rallro‘ea laborer.
Writes Dr. A ”Kellen of Willlford. Ark.
"Hie foot was badly brushed, but Buck-
len's Antics Salve quickly cured him
it's simply wonderful for Burns Bulls
Files and all skin eruptions. it’s the
world's champion healer Cure guer—
nntoed. 25c. Sold by F. ii. Baxter.
South Norwsik, and John A. Riggs
Norwalk.
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"Theeo benches built for two do not
scout to attract you and Harold to the
park." The girl blushed prettiiy. “At
home." she stud. "we can occupy a
chair that was built for one. "
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A newer telling cure for cuts burns.
s'cslds. ulcers wounds end sores is Do
Witt‘e Witch Hess] Selim. A most
soothing end heelinc remedy for aliI
skin affections. Accept only the gen-
ulna. (loo. 0. atil lean. ,
. "if my memory wort) only it little
worse their it is " acid In. Suburbs. “it
would be mm". Now. every time
1 like it cent remember thet l have
forgotten containing." ,
s v erovmhliie.
in} 11,...
the mom
eluted end
*. MIL-ow . .
A mint-r actresses. . ..
Mm e or was left for the will
W or the ”V0 Gent n Borehole,»
Mechies. Mot, when
she mold die
I“! bit. 1m citrate ,
tent or I!
lint“ .
‘ ‘ not
Mrfingfi
mun .
”New -
, not the seine nebit.
‘ gunman-3s
- 2.11.1an
1'11' e'lfie .
'And have you noon your. little belly
brother yet? inquired the caller.
“lies." replied little Ethel Blugore.
"and l was so disappointed in it."
“Why?" "Because it doesn't look a bit
more stylish than the one our wash-
woman's got."
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HOW’S THIS?
We chat Ono final-ed Dollars lic-
wnrd for any case of Cstarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall's Caterrhcurc.
F. J. CHENEY £100.. Propsn
» Toledo-0.1
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J Cheney for the last 15 years. end
believ‘him perfectly honorable in all
business trnnssctibns and financially
able to carry out ehy obligation inede
by their firm. ‘
WEST l: TRlJA “Wholesale Drum
sluts. Toledo,
WALDING. x’mlr n mayor.
Wholesale Drugk. 'l‘oiedo,0 .,
Hells cunt-rims ou'ie .Wukell inter
n’slly. acting diesel cg upon the blood
and mucous surftic of the system.
Pflco 75c per bottle: Sold by all Drug-
gists. Testimonials free.
linil's Family Plus are the best.
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Tommywl’nps. why do you kiss
msmme? Peps-«Oh, It's merely t1
habit, lsuppose. (tummy—Then from
What l on yesterdey. the issues?
Wu..-
Leno D’Pcwmbxlnh, writes: ,
"M
m; “l"
set! but rest ”or. inclination en
much trouble that l“ orer used
.yesrs rendered "qu dyepspslem
m times
chlliMm lawn
CUM. Ill 3' “JUN!"
. , who stiller from Minutes 1 sheets;
" omwny for it gimme. Mom
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