ll.‘ Editor and Proprlotor.
m. ooronnn 2.1901.
r! Almanac for Tomorrow.
:32 a. mu. 2:39 p. In
5:51; veto 5:33.
.ihould b. adorn-ad to The
Formula! latter. not dylraa.
I: nSIIIIIptiOII of horse and
‘ meat as human food is
,g at a great rate in Vienna.
Hurst, in a report to the
Dcpartriicnt. says that lat-It
number of these animals
for this purpose in that city
,640 \ gov’emment decree
'l 1854.3 ave legal permis
’ cut up and sell hoIsc meat
. ‘iclc of load. and ever since
thastc for this kind of meat
The price of horse
II es, per pound of lore
or, mm 5 to 8 cents: hind
‘c 6 to 9 cents; choice cuts
and roast, from 5 to ii
to same cuts in beef aver:
from auto 24 cents a pound.
Sc meat is also wmkcd up
‘ sages, and as such, sells at
‘ondingly low prices. The
meat butcher shops, of
tore are now no less than
nna, present a clean and
c appearance, and they
no way distinguishable
shops where the usual
tifI Irncat are sold save by the
upcoming their spatially
rant keepers who serve
In at must designate this
“ pccial column on the bill
offered to patrons. Strin-
ygulations are enforced re—
g the proper condition of
orses slau‘ghtercd. and in—
rs‘are appointed to see that
re Observed.
optiCIan is thus quoted in
adelphia Record: Nine
of the railroad Incn, pilots
en in whose business keen-
nd correctness of vision are
scary adjunct possess bluc
.‘an'cn't 'yon ever noticed
penetrating quality a glance
”an azure tinted .cye seems to
- The cold steady look from
n eye appears to read you
through. IIII a grcat
. pf practice] ve dis-
d that very few blue eyed
Blue eyes are very at-
c, but brown eyes are the
bountiful. Intellectuality is
y donated by gray eyes and
I ‘dicatc a talent for
3T e commonest eye is the
, and the rarest is violet.
0"European Sabbath" isn‘t
r in Europe as it was
It seems to be growing in
hrity in this country An oc—
f a grgat demonstration in
rances,
V c that employees marche
. the anvient city. bearing
til with the inscription.
othing on Sunday.’ Many
hopp ere closed. and pm»
of thusc that were not
k‘c’d to follow the good ex-
Most of them gavc a tav-
espouse at once by putting
it rig. is Through tgihe
Indium not a single "disco?
‘ ardent occurred. The Sun-
} rig movement has made.
dos throughout France rc—
hflccts maybe sleep“
II:
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pay of preparing wood
. g is in use in Austria.
.ood lS placed in a large
I‘Igh, whose bottomi
with the positive polco
‘ Coverin the wood Is a
d pintcw wich forms the
la. The wood is then
too bath in a solution
. oi Io per cent. resin and
‘ coda. Under the in-
eclectric current the
limit at the wood and
‘Inurfnce, the ablation l3
by the wood The
mi from live to
on a recent 5mm,
'lhe nanny. when wall crawled is an
criceoglnxly pretty design for Batten—
born :- Dubhm handkerchlm. dailies.
I
.C—‘M
Probably there is no style of towel
better liked than the hucknbaclnr. They
can be had line or course, cheap or ex-
pensive
It your little girl has a (rock that in
not worn out. but only needs freshen-
lngtl up 8. bit. try what It i‘ew crisp
hours of ribbon will do.
The wideurlhbed corduroyc are con—
sidered II bit more cmart than the nar-
row ones. but the latter will wear bet-
ter and for this reason are better liked
for children. Don’t trim them much.
The more. simple they are the prettier
they will he.
Embroidery in placed before all other
kinds of trimming for the hamlet shirt—
wniat. ’l‘honc who cannot afford to
have the hand work will buy the much
inc-embroidered ones. but there are
many who are ukllltul with the needle.
who will have their waists cut out and
stamped. and embroider them at home.
We read that salt and sugar should
be kept in ii. dry corner of the house.
Can any one tell which corner tht ls?
Both these articles were as saturated
with dampness an the dinner table Sun-
day as they were at any time during.
July and August.
Roast veal in II meat that would be
served on the table oitiener. if more
knew how to cook it so it would be less
dry. Great care should be taken to
haste it often and thoroughly. and a
well-seasoned gravy should invariably
be served with it. And it might be
well right here to any that u bottle of
esacnc of onion is indispensable to a
wood avy-i’or serving with roast beef
veal. pork cud moat other roast manta.
Here in What “Vogue" has to say
about the present status of colored
walstconts: Colored waistcoatn have
not been so much worn by wcil~drensed
men for the post year. as was the case
before they became so common. by he-
tnc made up of cheap materials. and
sold at all the second-rate shops. A
colored or fancy waistcoat is however.
quite permissible, if of good style.
good material and gnod make, either
with sack unit or outing cloths. With
frock coat It white or butt-colored
waistcoat at litter; or duck is much bet-
ter than one of colored cloth.
HOWARD 8MlTH sunpnlsao.
Howard Smith. of Camp street. was
given a party loot night by a company
or young friends. He was taken on-
tireiy by surprise as had been planned
and the little folks passed a. most
pleasant evening. returning to their
homes shortly. before it o’clock. The
evening’s enjoyments consisted of
music and games after which a fine
collation was served. Among the our“
prisons were MnrJorie Weyerhauaor,
Pearl Austin. Albcrtinc Matbois, Jennie
Brundage. Annie Anderson Emma
Adams. Blanch Northrop. Ruth Hay
mes, Currie S. Smith, Howard Nestor.
Robcrt Ella, Arlun h‘nulds. Irving Hoy-
mcs, Edward Bartram, Lawrence lieu
icy. George PI‘GB‘IGT. Lester Robert“
and Stephen Sheldon.
NTICE ‘
Annual lulu lilting
.,,..-_.‘,
The inhabitants. legal voters, Qt the
i‘own of Norwalk, are hereby notified
Ind war-boll that the Annual '1‘an
Meeting of said town will be held on
the first Monday of October. 1901, for
the following purposes. tovwit:
.1. To elect. by ballot, Till oi' the town
limcora tor the ensuing! year, except
those by law provided to be appointed
by the Selectmen. ‘
2I. To vote. by ballot, on the question
9;, calling 9 constitutional cvonvenilon
thé lotto. under thapro
Chapter till or the 9ubllll when; 0 the
state. passed at January session of the
Legislature. 1901
Those who favor culling ouch con-
vention shall give in a ballot with the
words "Constitutional ,. IConvéntlou.
.lrcs” printed thereon: null those on
ed to such convention that! give u a
ballot with the words "Oonatltutlonal
convention. No" printed thereon.
ll. Upon petition. to determine. by
ballot. whether or not town shall
continue to thrill-h tron book! and
suppliel to the public doll in. :0ch
in; to u vote or the annual town meat-t
In.
Those in favor of rescindink cold
voto chill the in a ballot with the
words "Free Text-books and School
Supplier, No" written or printed thorn
ml: and than honored to melanin uEl:
sold you: ninth 9mm in II ballot oi
the nora- "Fr-co rl- hook- up! Sch bloc
plidi. You" written or printed thou.
liggoheid on the first Holiday or October. i
SHOT ENTERED HIB TOE.
'm
bowls Hawkins autumn Homo Badly
Ineum from n Huntlng Trip.
Law a C Hawkins, or Summit avow
not). want on a. sunning expedition yon-
ierdcy. and returned home minus the
middle to oi his icit tout. Mr. Haw
kins carried his gun in his hand the us-
ual way, with tho tubule pointinx
downward. but did not notice that the
trigger was up. In name way the trig
you went down, sending the bullet into
Mr. Hawklnc'a the. tearing it oil. The
injury was dressed by Dr. Jean DumorI
tier. Mr. Hawkins will probably be
laid up for some time because of bin
accident.
NOTTCE.
CONSTITUTION.
The inhabitants of the Town oi Nor
walk, who are electors nnu dualiiled to
vote in town meetings therein, or»
hereby notified and warned to meet on
tho lirst Monday or October. 1901, for
the purpose or eonuidcring the follow-
ing proposed amendments to the Con
atltutlon of this state. and signifying.
by ballot, their approval or disapprov-
al of the same. as hereinafter provided.
to wit:
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION.
No. 1.
"in the election loI (loveI nor Lion-
tcnuIIt- (lover nor Secretary. Treasurer,
Comptroller and Attorncy-Gencrul. the
perilous found by the General Assem-
bly. in the manner provided in the
fourth article of the constitution of
this state. to have reccivod the great-
est number of votes for ouch of said
ottlces respectively. shall be declared
by said usnombly to be elected. lint it
two or word perilous shall be iound to
have an equal and the greatest number
of votes for any or mild oillccs, then
the genorul assembly shall proceed
without debate to choose cold oillccr
from a list of the names or pursons
found to have an equal and greatest
number of voters tor sold oilice."
No. 2.
“Section I. From and after the
Wednesday after the first Monday or
January, 1905. the oenute shall be
composed of not icon than twenty-four
and not more than thirty~six members.
who-shrill be elected at the electors’
meetings bold bienninlly on tho ’l‘uoo
day alter the find. Monday in Novem-
nor.
her. The (lcncrnl Assembly.
which slillll be held on the. Wednesday
alter the tlrut Monday of January,
l903, shall divide the state into henn‘
torial districts, as hereinafter provid-
tld: the number of such districts shall
not be less than twenty-four nor more
than thirtycix. and each district shall
elect only one senator. The districts
shall always be composed of contig-
uous territory. and in forming them re
curd shall be had to population in the
several districts, that the some may be
as nearlycquul nu possiblc under the
limitations of this amendment. Neith-
er the whole or a port of one county
shall be Joined to the whole or a part
of another county to form a district.
and no town shall be divided. unlesr
for the purpose or forming more than
one. district wholly within such town
and each county shall have at least
one senator. The Iiiutrlcts, when on-
tnbllshed, as hereinafter providcd
cIiutll continue the some until the 888
non of the Genorm Assembly next at
tor the completion of the next census-
of the United States. which Genera
Assembly shall have power to alter thv
Izume. it found necessary to precarvr
a proper equality of population in ouch
district. but only in accordance with
the principles above recited; nl'tm
which said districts shun not be ul-
tered. nor the number of senators In»
lured except at a session or the den
oral Aaaembly next after the comple
tlon of a census of the United States
and then only in accordance with the
principles hereinoctore provided. "
Those who approve the Ilrct of said
proposer] amendments shall give in a
ballot With the words “Constitutional
amendment concerning plurality clec
lions for state. officers. Yes,” written
or printed thereon, and those who Ills-
approve the brat of said procured
0
u .
oi nmdndments nhnll give in ll ballot with
the Words "Cohctltutloual amendment
concerning plurality eloctlons for state
unicorn. No," written or printed there-
oil.
Those who approve the second of
sold proposed amendments ahnll give
in“: ballot with the word: “Conatitw
tlonlll amendment arcing senators
or printed thereon, II It those who din
'Ippr‘m the I l"nd said proposed
amendments IIhl lglve in a ballot with
the mm "Cont titutlonnl amendment
c in;
riots. No." written or printed
”the ballot boxes for the reception of
vim: on cold propelled amendments
voting district; at tho Putnam Hose
price. on Frank! in ntmt. South Nor-
k. for the second Voting dlltrict
t the Volunteer Hon balm, no»
but
PROPOSED AMENENENTG TO THE
and senatorial dintrlot’a. You, " written
senators and senatorial.
be open from his o‘clock in the'_
torcnoon until live o'clock in no sitar .,
noon. at the Town house for the unit
I call 37.00
‘ (ride Nodlvafli
.I II on numb.
arbor 25th.
. -c. .....,,......,.,
Bonny biomedica- aria
Senior I mtmenls.
‘ Thoma preparations for
College.- .
Certifica
collects for
III»
\l'
c admits to leading
women.
Lasso "rayon”.
mg... can..-“
lIII done at no mull It
. protect yourneli’? For
82.10 you (‘llll inunre Your Furniture
and llounchold (loodn in u Dwelling
House for three youla against loss or
Damage by Who or Lightning. to the
amount of $350 and In that proportion
for It larger sum.
Ta ylardl Galdon
South Norwoik.‘
IIIIIIsInII Too Large!
Audion Hillilil0l hurl an Beneath Our
lost circldittntbn.
JRCOB M, LII YTON,
s RAlLROAD PLACE. ‘
Insurance of Every Kind or Name.
‘Euweurrinun'nisz"“ ' ‘
HOYT’S 'T'I‘riIATRE.
WEIJN E89AY;{OGIQBER 2, ..
"Eli“??? P.“
MILDRED
CHAN
In her New Romonttc Drama.
lhaPowarBehInd
The Throne.
Written by Theodore Kramer.
A Magnificent Scenlc Production.
Precontad ongn Elnbornia Scale.
Portrayod by an fixccllont Company.
PRICES FOR TH ENGAGEMENT:
25:. one. .. . $1.00.
Hoyr S... THEATRE.
Maurie: II Night, -
”now; 0 reach 4.
Special Matinee at 3:30.
The Great Rural Play,
Son the rhrnnng‘ Saw Mill 9......
Watch for the Funny Farm-
ers' Band.
-———-—-
SPECIAL PRICEO FOR THlO DATE
ONLY: l
Vlatlnea, 10 and 20 cents.
Evening, 10. 20 and 30 con“.
HO-YT'S THEATRE.
ONE SOLID WEEK.
Commencing
MONDAY. OC'I Ogfifl‘l.
Chester DeVonde,
Arid his excellent company,
in a repertoire of standard plays.
Monday Night. Mr. Mill will .
produc‘o hin‘latelt mom. '
'tITlIe‘Worid’s Greatv
Musienl.
PRICES, 10. 20 and 300.
Minn»- dolly, oxoopt Monday,
10 and 20 «Mo.
w. om Rf unwuLL's
8W .
SEAfiON OF 1901-1902.
Clu- or bullied and Contitinien Iii
lingo Hilda can: Nor-walk, on wed .
loshIIIISimplins ,
l.
W.»-
MILLmo PLANT eunuch. '
8t Loula Hall a $500,000 Fir. Thin
Morning.
ST LOUIS, October zw-Flre that
I broke out in the plant of the Standard
Milling Company at Alton ill. about
~ 10: 30, destroyed that atriIctIIre and
300. 000 bushels of head and driven by
a high wind is apreodlng rapidlyto
adjoining buildlnlra.
The St Louis tire department has
been called on for hair) and has sent
up two complete lire companies on a
special train.
The Standard Milling plant, which
was entirely deatroycd covers an en
the block with its elevators and will
it is reported that some oil the em
ployeea tolled to escape but this can-
not be confirmed now The total loan
so for is estimated at .500 000, of
by tho E,
puny.
0. Stunnarrl Milling Cunt-
~._.... .am... —-—.—-—
ELETTO‘S TRANSFER DENIED.
Commissioners Decide That No. 6 Bou-
ton street is Unsuitable for saloon.
The application oi Pasquale Elctto
for a. transfer or his license from
Smith street to No 6 Bouton street.
South Norwulk, has been refused by
the County Commissioners. on ,thc
ground that the location at No. 6 Bou-
ton street is not a suitable one for the
rude of intoxicating liquors. A re-
monstranee against Mr. Eletto was
made. and signed by nearly all of the
abutting property owners on Benton
street and a hearing had on the rc~
monstrnncc before the commissioners
on September 18 ‘nt Bridgeport. At
torncy John J Cohen represented Mr.
Eletto and Attorney G. H. Voaburgb
the. remonstrants.
ENGLlsH CRlCKETERS.
NEW YORK. October 2w’l‘he Enn-
itch cricketers IIIIdcr the captaincy or
. B.J 'l‘ Bonanuuct begun a two days’
which probobly hominid was Buttered?
New Autumn Dress'Goods
Specially Reduced Prices.
We Begin Io-mormw a sale of the New Dress Material at
prices much less than Regular Value. an excellent Opportu-
nitv for early buyers
French Flanneln. with woven lig-
ures, all colors, real value 60c;
special at
45 inch bluck lustrous Crepons.
rich,haudso1ne designs; nothing
36 inch (lroy 'lieuvy Twlilu, plaid
buck. tor pIIIlostI-inn skirtu or
entire units; were 50c:
36 inch All Wool Plnidn, in greys
and hrOWnn, wholesale. price in
(25¢ 39c.
443:3}: Nliwliviiiiicuilliivlots in 25° prettier tor dross skirts, value
' . ; , I. 1.‘ .
black and colors, full weight. ex- ‘1 50 f 00
tra‘ value, ' 50c. Black. Gray and Brown Ladies
52 inch Fine-Ali Wool Sergeu or Cloth. 52 Inches wide. all weal;
Choviots, black, navy, red, grey value 590; 43c.
and brown. real value $1 per yd., 54 inch black All Wool Pebble
a great bargain at 75" Cheviot. extra heavy, value
01 inch Heavy Cloths, suitable for $1.50; special, 01.00.
walking suits or skirts, all the
desirable shades, value 5.1.50;
special 81.00.
White Taffeta Silk, 22 inches wide,
vuluo 60c,
54 inch Broadcloths in black and
colors. our regular $1.25 qual-
ity; $1.00.
27 inch Corduroys, all the correct
colors, bust cloth,
50:. 5 75¢.
LADIES’ WAISTS AND SKIRTS.
match against New York representa-
Club a gIouIIda at Bergen Point today.
The team are made up of twelve.
. men it side. The weather look throat-
cnlng at the start of the game but it
cleared somewhat by noon. The
grounds were in good condition.
The New York team won the toss and
decided to go in at once in delcnse oi
. the wickets.
..——— mwwo 1-
When l1 mun likes gossip ho is the
worst kind.
tlveu on tho Knickerbocker Athletlcl
An assortment of the newest and best styles in Wnlctn and Dress
Skirts, Ilcicrted from the best manufacturers. All marked at the small
I profit system which is characteristic oi the Boston Store.
TAT Elle—All Wool Flannel Wainta, an immense variety,
i some of the best imported models.
AT $1. 98~Wnicts oi ull wool Albatross. made button hack and front, all the
i dainty colors, including black; an exceedingly popular number.
AT “newton Walking and Dress Ski Its. including every popular design
and color; finish and make the equal of any skirt heretofore
shown at $7.50.
exact copies of
Second Floor.
There ion cerain point in 9
pay. There is a ccrain point in p
None Better Can
Golden Thoughts...
, c s 11 the gcnuiue goods on small margins of profit and have nothing to do with imitation
goods. but gci9ds please the public, that' Is why we are always busy.
That large arrival of FANCY FORMOSA TEAS. The reputation of these goods are so firmly
established that comments concerning their qualities are unnecessary.
The BEST COFFEE IN TOWN can be found at our store.
BridgeWater Hills Creamery Butter in prints; Gilt Edge Creamery Butter in tubs.
Double Cream Cheese, Franco-American Soups, Double Strength Pure Spices, Ferris Hams,
Bacon and Smoked Beef, Superfine Exquisite Figs.
New Goods arriving daily, which are dainty and delicious.
uality above which no better can be had, no matter how much you
rice below which the Best Quality is impossible.
Be Had
l'l'lEN'l‘lllN
We are not going to forget the 1
gm; Abtolutely Frau, an abundance of
Rulers and very pretty Lunch Baskets.
URDAY.
7 ow Y
DONOVAN BUILDING.
l E Stillllllll telling tuner, 33 West Washington Street
Tel-phone Call, 58-2.
SchOol Children.
We are also ducting prices very low this
$1.00 _ 19 L38. GRAND LATED SUGAR, $1.00
$1.00 5 LBS. BEST MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE, 01.00
01.00 FINE NATIVE POTATOES ,PER BUSHEL, $1.00
2 cm. Cream of Wheat, 25c . 3 cans Choice Tomatoes. 250
2 pkxs. Grape Nutn 26c DON'T FAIL 3 cans Cream Corn, . 260
Pilllhury’a on Food pkg, 9c flg‘égmfim 2 lbs. Best Suit Pork, 25¢
Homby’s Ont Meal. pk'g.. 13c .ATU“DAY.- New Marrow_Bennc, qt., 90
Could: Flaked Rica,pkg.. 12c " New Pen Beans, qt. . 80
ATTENTION
lttle ones by any means. 80 on Saturday, September 28, we are going to
School Supplies. consisting of Pencils Pens Pads Composition Books.
Free to all the school CHILDREN WHO COME To GEE US ON SAT-
I
week. Glyn us a trial order and save money.
ork
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
= -~_rocery CO.
I undo-okra unoczno.
SOUTH NORWALK.
II
:5 calm Lion Soup.
:1 calm Chic Soap,
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