08"; Into 8: 06. ‘ 11 culture is regarded as no not an Experiment in South t:‘Louisiana and Southeast Although all records for tand heat in these sections been broken this season, e‘than an average crop of rice been saved by the irrigation 11111 T he average yield per has been increased, the aver~ quality has been gi'éatly im- mod, and new varieties have , 11 developed Matty yields are tincmenal, while a product of if to twenty barrels per acre is (photon. Domestic ' Japan, the it'growth of sowing,r imported ‘ucse rice in local soil, devel— dan improved seed, taking the 7 t place in the American market win two years ago were selling wly at $5 to $15. Today sucl. s selling much faster at $20 50 per acre, and immigration 1: rice belt is quite active. The ing of rice is regarded as the and surest cereal produc— ' ' also the most profit— aving the largest use inalket of all the grains 1 . T—v , 11112118112115 Consul Miller of ”wchang writes: lwould em- size the value of a careful yof' Chinese ideas and pre- I ices in matter of advertising; ,ihstance, in condensed milk. , eChinesc have the idea that ilk revives the youthful powers that it has special virtue as inter food for old people Pic- 8125 and characters illustrating idea, as well as the value of it 1' baby food, will without doubt 121028.51: the sale. It is an easy otter to Send to ( hina an article at. will not be used; for i11— ce, spoons made according to tilt foreign model are disliked, it: those made after the Cl1i~ “56 form are increasing rapidly sales Rear—Admiral Schlcy's retire-- room from the navy s active list ,_ Jeans quite a financial difference to him, althohglt he is bettér‘ paid til are Rear- Admiral Ramsay the present navy pay law went into effect in 1891). vhley receives three fourths of ca pa . of a real ~',2111111i1al lug wit1a major general in army, which is $7, 500 per year A‘rfinirhls Ramsay and um were retired their sea pay $6,000 yearly, so they receiv1 $4,500 when off duty, against i’hleys $5,525 A rear admiral yes. besides his yearly pay tllLy nilbwancsc for quarters oncerning the abuse of hand ing it is recalled that when Gladstone used to visit Mid g‘ordeal'by having somebody ‘ endure it. (rotuhing behind great 111.111 and thrustin his , into Mr tiladstonesl itterj ’ I cape. a muscular poll rllarl each comer in turn a rip t had 111) la1k of cordiality. ll! auld man s uncommon veeg- thist 1e 11' life." oh 1* 11cc}. uspec 11g Scot as he strok- is fingers. "lie 1s that,"c01£r 1111011881“ of the policymahI 55' "bttt"'1li1l ye notice his is; OLIVER 8100. Stock Bunkers, ALK 1110 STAMFORD .nu-u. Wire to N. Y. City. 1. alt-illltll 8t. 1 8 otllce. perpendicularly from the collar but a new way lar does. only 11 cocks. You've all 11 ed to one , side, neckwoar fad c a knot or buckl line the closing waist, and the continue down shaped belt of also velvet band waists. All the med. Twenty-five 11 get three yards ed. embroider it and keep it clea slbly six. aside 1‘1 11: " ‘ (unions 1“ 0 Poor indeed is the woman or girl ‘ who cannot afford some simple, dainty house garment to put on when she gets home after n 1101101110 day in shop or We are getting 11110118530103 fo the waists that buodhotr fronts tucked N down a few inches all across the front. is to have the tucks radiate from the collar on their outer , ends describe a circle Juht as the col. larger one. They tell me at. stores that green is one of the best sellers of the thousand and one shades of color that appear in the new nockwear. Not the brilliant golf green (unions intended for golf wear).. but the rich irrldescent, metal llc shades that make one think of pea- een the ready-made stocks that have a little buckle at the front with the two ends of the tie turn- haven’t you? Well, there is a fad just at the moment (a an‘t last much longer. else one wouldn't have time to try them all.) for tying ribbons about the neck in the some way—turning both ends and loops to one side, either with 0. A Russian-blouse suit of 11.11le fonle has a band of red velvet to out- of the left front of the same band appears to the left side of ..111 skirt. It is, of course. broken by a velvet and there are 8 about the cellar and bands are button trim- tuoky State College, comes an out in the Normal Depdrtment; foreman; Miss Florence S. for the school is very great. W drion Hall, South Norwulk, ‘Wednesday afternoon at 1i o‘clock, be- ginning next Wednesday. October 16. The class for Ladies and Gentlemen will meet at the same place ginning Wednesday. ven lent. ollars seems consider— able to pay for a plain shirt waist, but i have seen several at that price in one of our local stores and they were perfectly exquisite. The material wasl white silk made 11p plainly. but dulnt-l ily, embroidered with perfect imita- tions of the small 1r wild flowers—blos- soms like the violet and forget me not 5 which in themselves are so suggestive of daintlnesa refinement purity and all those exquisite things. “And do you know what i thought? i couldn‘t puy twenty-five dollars for those charming little blueforget-memots. but I could of silkt have my dress- maker out it out, then have it stamp- myself. (l'1l take pains 11) take it to my dress. maker antic and t'd have a twenty-live dollar waist. too. at an outlay of nos. from my time. Now some of you might profit by this sug- gestion. but i know it won‘t lllllt the sale of those waists at the store, for then: are lots of. people who have mon- . ey to lruy the completed article. ENTERTAINMENTS; Contralt'o S Ruck Band ConcertCo. East Ave. M. E. Church. . Monday. 001.21. TICKETS, 25 cams and 15 came. Musical .Gla'gfiea, Swinging Harps, Gigilera, Ocarina 11nd Zither. (that and Reader. NO HOYT 8 THEATRE. THURSDAV. 00103511 17, The Eminent Comedienne, ROSE 'COGHLAN. And rHér ideal Company of Players, in 11 Superb Modern Production of her own Version of CHARLES READE‘S Charming Comedy, "Peg Woiiinoionf’ PRICES: 25c. 50c. 750. still?- HIGHER. MONDAY, In hi A Comedy, by .C O 8 PRICED. it e 1 ‘HQYT s THEATRE 00108211 it, , Henry Miller a New Play. Milli ill Ill GUARDS Louis Evan Shipman. ELABORATE AND HIS- roalcsnm common 3 0 ll 11 n 11 Y. A 11 o T U M ‘E S . 28, 50. 780, $1, $1.50. Trust Co. Our facilities for handling ‘ 11m 1 1111121111 1111 ntontI. Prof. Ar 01111 D. Wash. from. Cox-1111111111111 charm of work in 11mm liah; Mines Almy and Himrod.fro1n Pratt institute, have charm of Domes- tic Sclence; Prof J. W (tantalum: mountain man, graduate of the Ken- . A. MeCune, from State Agricultun al College. of M ichigau. is assistant in agriculture, and Mr. William E. from Chautauqua 00., N. Y.. is farm Ph.B., from Nebraska Univernny. is librarian; Tutor ‘J. R. Watson, of West» ern Reserve University, takes the place of Tutor Todd in science, while the latter spends a year in study at ColumhlI. The need of more buildings w. GILBERT NEWELL’S Dancing .Classes. 11.188832::ittl::1.::’.irn‘:..“n 27 in. Box Coats. All the prevailing colors, worth w. GILBERT NEWELL. 25 Liberty street, Bridgeport, Conn. 02 2w assist- Tutor Judd, Smith, Ladies’ and Misses’ every $8. 50, at $5.00. Wednesday evening at 8 o‘clocliwhr; Ladies and Misses, Residents of Rowuyton. Darlen and Kerseu BOX coats. Westport will find this more con— worth $10.98, at $7.50. Tan, castor, black and gray;a value at $8. 98. Ladies’ 42 in. :TheSouthNorwalk Box Coats. great values. out of 0 ’ o town checks and collections are of the L 58 best, 1111 we have some of the largest adles ln' banks of the country among 0 respondents. Accounts of Manufacturers, chants and individuals solicited. Newmarkets, Mer~ .. Ladies’ . Rain-Proof Coats. 1 and economy among money. w—‘— P... United Bank Building. One or the Highest Privileges of this mstitu- styles. 11011 is to encourage ihnfi Q ChlldlCil’S ,. people. and to assist them in their eiioris to save The South Norwalll Savlnlta Bank at $14.98. , Children‘s Roofers th .~ 6 Long Coats, $2. 98 to $10.00. i .tl‘.‘ Tan, cantor, navy and'black, ‘ Ladies" 27 in. Coats. good $12. 50 garment, wonderful in black, castor and tan. at $12.50, $15.00, $18.oo,=$20.00 and $22.50; » Mcltons, Coverts and Kcrseys, , prices range from $8.98 to $45-00. 58 inches long. mode of fine .cravenettc cloth, tan and oxford, the greatest raglan on the market, ., Sizes 4 to ”years, all new and very nobby; prices range from $15.00, $18. 00, $20. 00, $22. 50, $25.00 and $27.00. and well finished and are guaranteed to fit. 0 i 1 " . ' 1.31.53.33.33? $122813: Ladles’ Flannel Walsts. $2 98 and $3 98gb new and pretty showing. Prices 980. to $4.00. offered for your inspection. Ladies ’, Misses’ and Girls’ Fall and Win for Wean... Our complete stocks are ready for your examination and purchases. most peritct gathermg of outer—wear garments to be seen in any Ladles' Garment Store' In the county. Boston biore styl s' have been noted for their exclusiveness and elegance, but present stocks tar surpass any prev10usly shown. not only in beauty of styles, but also in completeness and Variety of assortments, and for the GreatValues Givenat Price's Asked Not one thing IS lackmg to make this the Ladies’ Tailored Suits Everything new that is desirable in Heavy Winter Suits-— elegant, exclusive styles that cannot be found elsewhere in the Twin Cities Excellent values are provided at $10.00, $12.50, All our suits are made of ,good materials, perfectly made Skirtg " 8 Choicest‘désigns and styles; black and richest evening shades, nothing elsewhere in the Twin Cities equal to this Our complete collection of SILK WAISTS, embodying the Night RObeS latest adaptations for this season, all the newest shades, are now ’ MAIN .8. WALL STREETS-NORWALK.CONN. . 5 .. .. I , once-loo .._ «~11 One Special Lot Ladies’ SilkWaisis. All this season’s style, black and colors, prices have been $3.98 to $5.50; your pick on Saturday for 8249- Ladies’ Eider—down Dressing 52101111135, Blue. red, pink and gray. all sizes, worth 980., at 69c. Others at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75. Ladies’ Storm Skirts. in black. oxford, brown, blue and hair line stripes, all made with flounce, plainly stitched or with fancy cording, the largest and best assortment of walking skirts ever 1 shown to the town, at $4. 98, $5. 50, . $5 98 $6 so. $7 50. $7. 98 and $8.98. Ladies’ Slulish Dress Skirts. One special lot for Saturday on- ly—Skirts that were $3. 75 to $4.50 at $2. 98. Other especially fine skirts at $5. 98 to $10. 00. 1 Ladies’ Fine Cordurou At $9.75 and $14.00. Ladies’ Silk Skirts. At $10.98, $13.50, $15.00 and $20. 00. Ladies’ Flanneleile Good heavy material. sizes 14 to 17, at 47c. DIRECTORS: .1. Wallace Marvin. STOLEN PROPERTY lDENTiFlED. BOSTON, October Iii—Property SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL valued at nearly 810.000, having been identifie... the public exhibition of stolen goods recovered in connection CITY NATIONAL BANK with the arrest of three burglars, Dud- ley, Gordon and Reynolds lust Satur day, has been cloned by the police SOUTH NORWM—Kv GONN' here. The identifications Show a list of 39 different robberies in . in city. Control. 3100.000.00 'l‘heunldeutlflod goods now will lie sent to Cambridge and other cities 101 I SUMIUS, . :100.000.00 exhibition as it is believed the men Whit Promo. 330.000.00 110111011111 m“ “0” by 1’1““ 4.... ~.... .‘n-.. .W GOV. PILLBBURV DEAD. “—1—“ ‘ -JOIIN II. FERRIS. President! Minnmflpoms 1111111.. October 11--f John 8 Pi lsbury. fermer governor o JAC°B "' I‘m". WRIST. Minnesota, died today of Bright‘s sdi-s ease. His illness was comparatively brief, owing to his advanced age, over John H. Ferric 5“,", ”YMMV seventy three years. He was a mem- John H. Knapp christian 8mm her of the famous firm of flour millero. and left a large fortune. He served JON" "1 HIM 3- H- MOW" three terms as governor, from 1870 Josiah ll. Marvin “mud Grumman to 1882. Among his numerous banana. tionI was his gift to the University of Minnesota of it: $150,000 science hull. He ulna prompted to his native town 1000!!!!“ 3911,1154. of Sutton, N. 11., | town hall in mem- . . ory of his parents. To warm oust-alums toutiyour lawnmowsano lay of New Goods with: we or: rocciw ‘ L ingldofly. gvery «title is gout-onto“ to be the beit of the lid on the 11111111. This I the popular A GREAT VARIETY. . . l hummus. M Dates, mm W Purim. Crochet-rial. Concord, Utility"; and Niagara (ll-apes, Cauliflower, celery ,8on! Potatoes, 01108111th SPECIALS FOR THIS 111—11311 AT P. J. Hynch Co. Grocery. r9 POUND GRANULATED SUGAR. OUR FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR, 551:. BAG; $11-40 BBL 3 can: Magnolia Milk, 25c.l 3 glass' Jars New Jam, 1 lb. can Roast Beef,13c. 1 qt. glass jar Jelly, 1 lb. can Corned Beef, . 13c. 3 lb. can Baked Beans, 2 can: SouIed Mackerel, 251: I 3 canI Mustard Sardines, FREE TO ALLPURCHASERS OF TEA OR COFFEE—A CAKE 0F WHITE ROSE SOAP. $1.00. 1850 15 cakes Lion Soap, I 251:. 1101: 11 cakes Chic Soap, '25c. 1101: 7 cakes Babbitt’s Soap. 250. 1350. 5 cakes Big Value Soap, 250. THE P. J. LYNCH co. 118 WASHINGTON STREET.‘ CAPE con CRANBERRIES. CAPE cop cannaaaarnts, CAPE cop CRANBERRIES, 7 came QUART. 4 011111011 25 CENTS. SOUTH NORWALK. 7 CENTS QUART. ‘r , We are here for business, and we mean holiness, so to prove it we are offerin the RRESHEST AND 3381‘ STOCK 0F GROCERIES IN THE NORWAlLKS, at the LO“? PRICES. Place yourorder here this week, and get your money I worth—A Guarantee 011 every. thing we I011. , ,. , ’ 19 LBS. GHANUGLATED SUGAR . . . . . . A $1.00. MAUD 8. FLOUR. , . . . . . ‘ . 55c. BAG; $4.30 BBL. JONEB' 111.0012 » . ' ,. . , . . . ., 57c. 3110:1141: 231.. “1139'!qu Potato», Mk. 1811 7 but Ozone loop. ' “28¢ 11m 11.1111. Potato-o. pack, 28° SIX POUNDS imperial 1:1. Frulto, a m 280 at. .1111 New Jolly 11111 iii-vim) 15°an CALIFORNIA ppunps a com Magnolia Milk, 280 We cum Mm 1I.. .1811 _ . CENTS sum ouw com. . 260 New Man “culling”;- 10., 1011 ’5 ' 2 com 0110ch and ”1111011, 280. FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER . . . 1.111111111an counrtr rain 1' BUTTER DI. PURE“ LEAF LARD ork Gr 1 cery 00. my: ounce». 1 y , 15.1 ”WRRORWALK. . 1r EST POSSIBLE 1111:11an. 15 came: 1 mm 1.11.. 23 CENTS. 25 cums.
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