. 11. Editor and Proprietor. MAY. OCTOBER 4. 111111. n Almanac for Tomorrow. I on 6:6ll; cots 5:29. tide 4:35 11,111.; 4:45 p.111. ill in.» communications for u should ho addressed to The. . Pomonai letter. not duirod. c Kennebec (Maine) journal A noteworthy episode of tel" 11 pedagogic stay in l1 rye Maine, in 1802, of whom y be was principal at tb twenty. was a Fourth oi oration delivered by him in id village church, to a deeply coded audience. 1101' one so 3 it was a brilliant, a remark fim‘t. And what 13 still fur t‘ remarkable, the 111iginal man— ript of this youthful address, 1‘ being lost many years, was 1 covered by a city junk dealer ' escued from oblivion. It is in the possession of Alonzo Lewis, of lryeburg Another obs fact about this oration is e peroratiou is almost the word for word, as that of st speech in the United ,5 senate delivered Jilly 17, ' forty eight years after pounds of paper for each :11 was the amount con— , in this country last year. United States put (1,,,—oooooo " pounds on the market annual ccording 111 the latest statis— (i has about I ,000 mills en- d1ln the paper 11.1auufacture industry has grown from one if: ill that 111anufactured pa— rom rags in Philadelphia in ‘hile the output has in ed so tremendously, and the 11d has caused the substitu- wood pulp for ingredients the early manufacture, the (it le on which it is made me "a practically the same as that China centuries ago. We not onsume, but we are reach- ut for the markets of the d, and with ouroutput furnish 35's and steamships with t 7,,500000 tons of freight a nty-seven tribes are repre— ipd‘in the 1.007 pupils in the 11 training school, at Carlisle, sylvania,1 1the Senecas leading mber. Last year the work of upils brought a return of 11 new choke skin stka are novel her pretty. how silk waist design shows 11 It least five inches deep with the slightly lulled into the top of it. its cloth bolero is heavily braid Ell gold and form a very pretty ad to at or Street or indoor gown. bills the waist at the back possible to pxoduce some very c fronts, particularly in the dared ficnnels. . a la a fed for lacings. Fronts, ,, collar? cuffs, sometimes one are laced with silk cord in silk waists could be thought varied have been the designs. , ,1, here ore the new waists total- i c all Vlous models .'~T ‘ tiny eaeen unytmng pr‘et’tl‘iar ,il waist this fall than the white royf All the corduroyc are too ” ‘.. but the white ones are Just '1 log. - tho bcdt uses to which 11 gas put is when preserving fruit mat delight to be able to reg ll heat according to the cook- 1 h» at hand. “i of the new drawn work is done pieces of linen. be 11 good while before the tunes and Liberties will lose tine, And they deserve all they receive. thing to have: suggested by ontorz” Keep 11 little pooli- booth-gut cotton in one of the damn. If all. milk or ,bpillod on o woolen draw or t of the cotton instantly on omovo all truce- ot the ' ion In one of these itch ado it appear that 1 con- Ibdtilo 0t nuance of onion ‘ Parish Sunday School Will Recent. Its, the month of October. the Sacred 'good moot gravy, while , 1 1111.4 , Bunion. Novt Iunday. Tonight. the first Friday evening of The Strungll Diwouragoc Mmy a cit. Heart Devotions will be cbocrvcd in St. Joseph.mum, at 7 u, M with Inn of South Norwnik. the benediction, and mimic“ by a spec- ial meeting of all the thirtywtwo League promoters The parish Sunday school will open Around all day with an aching back. next Sunday morning. Hereafter the , scholars win be divided into two dla~ Cant rent at nicht. . tlnct grades, the clones of advanced Enough to make anyone “give out.” Christian doctrine. and the cutcchetlcai ' , classes. The first grade will consist of Donna Kidney Pills ““15”“ renewed “iii!“ clarifies ofntenhsclaolarc each, and life. ' w compr so a t e oys and Iris, who have passed successful exanfiinw They will cure the backache. U051 1)ln the catechism. are confirmed, Cure every kidney ill. $19,,“igomgizgiglgififlagfgg‘m“, Here 111 South Norwalk proof that 1111.1 o'clock mites, and they will receive M1 is so: plum and recite their lessons d111- h the hour immediately fOlIOWIIIit Mrs. James Jennings. of 3 Toiloe ‘t e 11111 This will be known as the. “Senior Grade of Christian Doctrine.” street. 11 citizen 0‘ SWU’ Norwalk and the course will embrace advanced . . .. . studies and lnstructibns in Catholic ”38' I' like u I“ 0! other citizens. faith and practice, and In Scripture 8°t Doan'n Kidney Pills at Plalsted‘e History of the Old and New Testament. The text books to be peed next Sun- drug store. My buck “th at the di“ 18 one Juat published for the first time and although I had very little t mo. copyrighted by McBride & Co., of Chicago and New York, and compiled faith in proprietary medicines ( by Rev. Thomas J_ O'Brien, inspector thought they wouldn't hurt me, and of Parochial Schools, of Brooklyn, “An t Advanced Course in Christian Doctrine hey “”53“ (10 some 300d' 1 was our for the Higher Grades of Catholic priced 50‘" (WWW and quietly they Schools." to which is appended a very acted. When I finished the box tlu valuable supplement, containing a Bei- ’ action of approved pruyera.bnnd o. bruit backache disappeared." statement of religious su lecta, nt— mately related to the preceding text. For ““19 by all ‘1‘”le Price ml “Sndlier’u Scripture History" will fol- cents 11 box. Fister-Mllburn Co, Buf- low in the course. fulo N Y The lower grade at Sunday school ' scholars will assemble in thelbnsemcng States. of the church. with n spec u corps o , teachers, a half hour before the second. Remember the n11mc«——l)onn 3'1““! or 10 o'clock mass. which they will uf- take no other. tcrward attend. in the church above. Rewards of merit, for punctuality, nt- 1 tendance. conduct. and proficiency will The. publislmr——You say this 111 your be used during the com-lug term of first novel. A Chinese romance. Novel study, for the encouragement of the been abroad hey? Just made it lip on scholars in both grades. you went along. Well this is a find! The meat annual parish devotion of (To clerk)-—-Jamcs, order. flirty thous. the "Forty Hours‘ Adoration: will and copies printed at once advertise open on October 20th two weeks rom whole edition of two hundred tuous next Sunday. Feast of the “Divine Mo- and sold before publication. and got ternlty of Mary." out lithographs of the young lady-— The ChI ch Fair will commence in Life. Red Mcn’ Hall. 'llEaiSt anséiingtion . street, on the to 0w hr; 9 ncsr 11v ‘ - -- evening. October 23. and will last for ENTERTAINMENTS. ten nights. Already valuable gitgs ant: ________ _ contributions have begun o arr vc n , » the rectory, and Dr. Malicr will start H0 YT S TH'EAT RE- uext Wednesday. OgtobqéIfSI. toldlstIr'ilii- Matinee and Night, ute the season tic etc or 10 u 1‘ throughout the parish. to all adult ‘ FRlDAY OCTOB E R 4- members of his congregation The Special Matinee at 3:30. Rev. Rector has high hopes of makinu this year ’s endeavor one of grout soelnl 11ml financial success. The Great Rural Play, AMUSEMENTS. h 8' I Joshua Simnkim. Os “a Imp Ins Joshua Simpklns, a r111 of comedy ‘ - that has enjoyed several segson ‘s‘ ptohp ularity. and which has wit atoo c ‘ _ . ‘ exploiting of many plays 0‘ a. similar Soc the Thrilling Saw Mill Scout. character, will be presented in Hoyt 8 Watch for the Funny Farm- theatre. tonight From a standpoint of ers' Bund zenerai satisfaction. the play of Joshua - Simkinc could not be surpassed. it is, 1. clean and wholesome portrayal oil honest country peoples“ doing. and SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS DATE tends to show the sunny side of life. I ONLY: The company mat is presenting it l31 mid to be of unusual excellence. both Matinee, 10 and 20 can“. in numbci and individual ability of I each member The comedy has been Even "9' 10' 2° ”d 3° conic. rewritten since its last presentation ini - 1m this city 11nd in its rcconstfructed lamp l H 0 Y T ' S T H E A T R E. in snld’ o be better han be ore an 11 ‘ows he introduction of many pleasing ONE SOLID WEEK. musical and I.ihigh I9111,1111 hspecipdti'flsl Commencing which are no cote y t 9 up on , orchestra carried by the coptprnny,‘1tind M 0 N D A V v 0 C l 0 9 E R 7. winch in itself is an ocean is on or ' 4 tninment. The company curries oi Chester Devonde. brass band which will appear 2.111 for- And his excellent company, mere _-_... .in a repertoire of standard plays. Do Vonde stock company i Monday Night, Mr. DoVondc will Chester DeVonde and on excellent prgduc. m. latent cuccou, -ompany, begins an engagement in rloyt’n Theatre. Monday night. Motl- .0 9 o noes will be given every nftemoon 311- i “The WOl'ld S Glfidl'o' 'ept Monday. One of the plays to 11.11 zlveu, the. "Christian of lluwku' MUSlel'U Roost.“ a pluy~ of unique character. ‘ the situations and climaxes :t'rc worked PRICES, 10. 20 and 30c. out artistically. The story 11 u pathet to one. yet there is plenty of gnod com- M'“"°°:od‘":'2;x°°p: Monday, cdy, the dinner the first act, the game A" "n '- uf marbles and the donkey party of the - 1— e‘cond act 1113ng very funny 31nd prlg- W GILBERT NEWELL'S Inal.ltl11 goo to see a 11 try a 11 so cure in dialogue. on there is not an ob ismmm 80"." 0' “Mill“ and lectlonnhie feature in the piece The' Wt, w’hollelplny .luAn w‘holcsomic loficcnnln SEASON OF 1901- 1902 C r t t t me in e11, 111 ' 11 on y 8 81111 p 01111111 for Ladies and Gentlemen at characters of the la , with the creep tion of the miniiitcii: a"; all of the Arion Hall, South Norwnlk. on Wed- b Mon 6, but no ortrn ad here lost “all”. 00‘ 91M 3 91M Athorough 3,3,", “0:,ng the bioiid and thunder or- icourse of instruction, The Waltz the ., sole agents for the United , The greatest values ever ofiercd at such a price. Our last 19 cent sale was a big success, and this will be a record breaker, as the goods are just what you need, at just thc right time. No store in this country can (or do) sell at these prices. Our magic sales in- crease our power in buying largely, and at better prices; taking that together with our small profit system we now offer you THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN- FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE EVER PLACED BEFORE THE PUBLIC. To be fully convinced follow the price list quoted, and we feel sure you will call at the Boston Store during this sale. 1\ in Hunting Cotton, 500 yard spools, b for We Extra Large Meat Plotters. worth 29c, 190 1511 Dress Shields, rubber covered or stocki11ct.2pair11for 19c 36 inch All Wool Plains. 50c quality, 190 25c Lndloo’ Fancy Friiled Side Supporters, for . 100 (ill inch Double Faced Heavy Cloth, 50c quality. 190 '1c Hooks and Eyes, nickel or black. 6 cards for 19c 36 inch Henriettas, all colors and black, 25c and 35c kinds, 190 25c Fancy Neck Bonds, this sale, lilo 5 yards best Lining Cnmbrlc, 190 5c Safety Plus, all sizes, nickel orbiuck, 6 cards, 19c 15 yards of 150 Silesia, 190 b 1 ' ' ' 12.2.2333“;il:1.i"ii‘l.“§if1§$“" " ’“"‘“‘ 132 1...... ”m” °‘ ”*0 “W ”W "e , l2l§d Children's Plain Sidc Supportcrs. 2 pairs, Illa 1 yards 1511 Block Canvas, ' 190 1’1: 25,, Cream Luce Ties. this. sale. 19c ;15c quality Black Figured Mohaira, 19C . £511 Hat Pins. heat styles, .. . 19c Mons Socks. in tan, gray and black, values 12%0 pr., two pairs for 19c lludieo' Corset Covoru, 25c kind. - lilc ibadics’ Black Hose, the regular 1235c quality, 2 pairs for 190 Ludlcu‘ Muslin Drawers, 251: kind, 19c iChlldren's Ribbed Hose, all sizes, heavy weight, value 121,50. 2 ms. for We Ludics’ White. or Gingham omens, zilc kind, 19c ‘Mcn‘s Fine Cashmere Wool Socks, value 251:, for 191: infants‘ Slips. White Embroidery trimming. 19c iChildrcn‘s Ribbed Vests and Pants, sizes 18. 20. 22. 24 and 26, 251: quality, 19c Infants' Flannel llurrowcots, l9c ‘Ladlcs’ Ribbed Fleeced Ribbed Vents and Pants. value 35c, extra heavy, Chiidien‘ s “E Z" Walnut, 25c kind. 19c i only two sets to a customer. each, 190 l11i'aut~.'1 Wool Abdomineni Bands. ' lilc i 2 clasp Cashmere Fleece Lined Gloves, regular 2511 quality. 19c Children s Woven Night Drawers. ' 1911 iii White or Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs, the Be kind, for 19c Ladies‘ and Misscs' Fiauneletlo Skirts. lite .Men's Flue White and Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs, 1215c quality. "he dozen Tin Top Jolly Tumblers. per dozen, 19c l two for 4 190 Four Mason Fruit Jars, quarts or pints. tile 1 1000 Sheet Package of Best Toilet Paper. regular 10 grade, 3 pkgs. for file Six Screw Top Jelly Tumblers, worth 30c 191: Best American Pronto, regular 6c and 7c. four (4) yards for tile Six Blown (lines Table Tumblers, wmth 30c, tile 5 yards Best Cotton Diaper. this sale, 190 ‘ li‘our Clips and Saucers, worth 291:, 19c :011ting Skirts, full width, worth 250 each. 19c 29c Parlor Brooms, . We 2 Linen Huck Towels, worth 121,“ each. 19c 25:11- Mops, complete, 19c 200 dozen Window Shades. worth 250 each, 190 39c Carving Knives, lilo 5 Cotton Huck Towels, worth do each, 19c 21m Copporcd Oil Guns, 1 gallon, 19c 10 pieces all Linen Table Damask, wo rth 30c yard, 191: 11:01: Galvanized iron Chamber Pails. . like :5 yards Domet Flannel, worth lie yard. 190 Three 8 quart Milk Pans. worth 27c, inc '2 yards best Silkoleno, worth 12c yard, 19c One Pair Bohemian Glass Vases, worth title, 1911 it! finds 40 inch Striped Curtain Swiss, worth 12c yard, 190 One pair 2 pound Ten and Coffee Canirtcrc, worth 2110. 1911 i 5 yards biown 4-11 Muslin, worth Fm : "'11. 19c Nest of Pudding Pans, lX Tin, ii in net. worth 26c, lilo gSlde Board Scarfs, all linen red. white and blue centers worth 30c 1211.,ch Two large Vegetubhi Dishes. value 281:, 19c i: all Linen Fringed Tray Cloths, worth 15e each, 191: Km, Q um“. i r Losses by Fire.- When it can b up at no small 11 111st, why not .11 txyonrsciff For 32.10 you can incur Your Furniture and Household Goods in a Dwelling ”11:? 1 ' .' “ ‘ ', ' ' ( House for three years against loss or I ' homage by Fire or Lightning, to the Golden Thoughts. "- amount of 3350.11n1l in that proportion for a larger cum. ‘ , There is 31 Condo point in quality above which no better can be had, no matter how much you Taylar& Golden pay. There is a cerain point in price below which the Best Quality is impossible. South Ndmuk. . We sell the genuine goods on small margins of profit and have nothing to do with imitation 1 goods. Our goods please the public, that is why we are always busy. ll R. k *T L l None Bo'ttor Can Be Had 0 [S S are 00 alga . That largo arrival of FANCY FORMOSA TEAS. The reputation of these goods are so firmly 111) 111.1011. ‘ established that comments concerning their qualities are unnecessary. . . _ The BEST COFFEE IN TOWN can be found at our store. i “d lillld HOWE"! Slit l a" BillMlll 0‘" Bridgewater Hills Creamery Butter 1n prints, Gilt Edge Creamery Butter' 1n tubs. IOSl Clitllll lllOliilllll. Double Cream Cheese, Franco-American Soups, Double Strength Pure Spices. Ferris Hams, . . Bacon and Smoked Beef,.Superf1nc Exquisite Figs. JKCOB M. LHYTON‘, New Goods arriving daily. which are dainty and delicious. 5 RAILROAD PLACE 1111-.- i ESEYIIIIIIII leaning 811111 33 West Washington Street ORDER 01;. NOTICE. , Telephone Call. 5112. 'W .. “:5. i V .... . . .m. - . .. . 11191111011 or NORWALK. 118., P1111. BATE coun’r. Oct. 3.11. 11.. 11101. “gag?“ WigggiTSOZEF-T “no: NATIVE Whereas, written application has 5 3' ” ” '. PO ATOES' 1111911 mode to museum-1 for. the nd- . $1.00 PER nucHEL.15c PER PECK. 25c PER PEGK. mission to probotemf a certain writ- - . tun instrument 1111 and for the last. will and codlcils to the some of Mary Fresh StOCk‘ Fine Quality' Low Prices. E. Coon. lute of Norwclk, lndnid diu- We are the leaders in the Grocery lino. Why? Because when you buy of 1111 you are not paying more t1 Ict deceased. than Market Prices. Just as soon as the market drops we are the first to go with it. Therefore by buying your Ordered, That said application be Groceries here you are never paying too much for them. Here are a few Bargains that will interest most any heard and determined at the Probate sensible housekeeper. 0““ m N ““9 0“ the 10‘“ d” 19 Las. GRANULATED aqun, taco. of octoboI, 901,111 10 o'clock furo- noon: and that public notice thereof FINEBT ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. PER LB., , 26o. der, but of men rough but reasonable “We Mitt. of the border type engaged in lllegali Class for Young Ladies. Misses and occupations, their dialects natural and 1 Masters, at Lockwood I Roll Norwnlk, their appreciation of the manly Chris on Friday. '30!- 11 3' 80 l). 111. tion touchingly human. The play, In Circulars mailed upon application. It: purity of tone. together with the in Respectfully tense interest of its story 11nd oppor- i 'W- "-3537 NlWlLl-r tunlties for acting in all part1, given it 55 UN“! trout. odds-um. 00M- rank with the best of comedy drama: at be lvon i no a rented . 111115201 ”lows; 330:"an 3 mm GOLDEN STAR PRINT BUTTER. PER 1.3.. 230- 1 allied therein by publishing this order strictly Freon Eggs, don, 28c . 1 2 POUNDB Campbell's Soup (out) 3 for 250 “i “ “WWW“ hnving '1 circulation in 3 can: Magnolia Milk. 8512 FULL Mustard Sardines, can, 911 :iii gfi'fif‘ggifig‘“ “W cm W” Qt- .1111 Jelly. 10c CREAM onecsc, Baked Beans. nor can. 50 1 HENRY W. GREGORY, 3 “13- Mud”! Starch. 26c ' FOR Purina Pan Cake Flour, pkg, 9c 04 it Judge. 6 “II. New Pm“. 260 ' Grand Ma‘s Pan Cuke.Flou1-, pkg, 90 FLOUR ' FLOUR FLOUR ' . , .. , WMAUD a. noun. 1 economic; on 1111111111.,“ «.110. ‘ " ‘ . Wound. FLOUR. 'PER no. 5711: can nAnnoL. 04.411. ‘ uILuuunv'c 111.com can Mo. 6011; Pin nuns-1., 04.70. . ,. 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