'WOman’s FOot
both comfortably and stylishly shod. There is no longer any ex-
fo or the wearing of clumsy. ill fitting footwear. PATRICIAN shoes rep-
lithe highest standard of style, tit and honest workmanship in wo-
footWeur. They possess. foutut 11s whi1h distinguish them from all
., and are without exception the most satisinctory $3.50 shoe for we
ever mad 0.
D Lyon 8- Co.
90 Washington Street
our shoes polished f1 es of 11i1a1g11
town Meiiden & Waterbury. Wednes-
day October 2ii;1)anbury at Norwnlk.
Thursday. October 31.
The annual meeting of the stack-
holders of the New England Railroad
Company will be held at Hartford next
' ':l‘l1ursday. October 24.
in order that corporate existence
may be maintained the meetings are
required by luv to be held'every your
and will continue to so be held until
every share of thr.1 leased lilies is eith-
111' exchanged 11111 Consolidated stock or
otlicrwiSe secured by the latter corn-
puny.
till Gathering of the Various Rail
and Water Lines Which go to
Make up tne Consolidated Sys-
. dam—«Dates of Meetings.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Barbara Frictchie.
Misc l1‘lor11nc11 Wicklil‘i‘o. who played
the lcodinr. role in "When we Were
'i‘wontyouc." last season and the early
N11“ ancn & Hartford .pzn't oi" this. will be 11111111 in the title
road Company arc bciulr, hcld this lrolo of Clyde i1it1hs great play
1 '11111N.1ugmn1l. mad meeting 11-11111-1111111 l1‘11i11t1-hi11." 111 lloyt's Then-
id inst Vi cdncsd: 1y ul‘t111 tht1 111i 'i.r11. Monday, October 28. 'i‘bc fact that
hi Gilt 0f tilv' meeting oi the (.‘011 this play hurt the phenomenal run of
1111 sto1khol1i111s und rcsnitcd in onc wholc women at Charles Fron-
‘ election of the old board of (li- mnu's Criterion 'l‘hcutro. New York
liars. us ioilou's: 51in, will not doubt be suiliclent 1111111111
,, . . illinm 1). Bishop and William ii. to 1111-1 11111 capacity of lloyt‘ .1-1. ’i‘hcntrre
“11511.“. BFlilt-‘tt‘litii'i 101‘] 1\ Sperry on its 111escntntion how. it will be a
M Hull A. ch‘mn Robertson notable event. and 01111 you connot well
Kev: listen; (‘i1.11|111 11‘. lho1ker. An afford to miss.
Ficdcrick ..i lx’lugshnry Wntci- D'Arcy of the Guards.
Roy M. Bussctt Derby; Siml- i-lcnry Miller. tht1 licro of "Hearts
Dennis N11w.:1rk N 11111111" and "i‘lw‘Ouly Why." when he
be following mt'vtiluzsot stockhold- lpicscntcd them in smisons past wrll
,, Gtother liner. leased and controlled iwhcn l1c uppcnis nt l-lovt' s 'i‘houtic on
e New York. New Haven 11 “1111- Monday cvcnint: To his new play.
Railroad Company, will be held “D'Arcy of the Guards." make :1 111111111-
,tll’lng the prcscnt month at the com- 111d impression in quite a different line
party’s oiilce building in New Haven. lof work. it' the notices of his tour thus
New Haven & Derby and Middlc-lt’nr are correct ones. The play is
he, annual 11111111111111; of stockhold-
f the various roll and water lines.
(Lor leased by 111' merged with the
“6111 high, level and no grading or
per cent prefii must come.
said to be a charm gstory
Mrlller. as a young irish officer iu the
Gienadler Guards, fails deeply in love
at which he has been quartered. His
hostess is a pionounced “rebel, " and
the sight of a 1111i coat is to her most
irritating. so brilliant repartee, atti ac
tive lovemaking and serious conflicts
between love and duty we easily“ minds
to play prominent parts. The author
of the play, which he bus already pub-
lished in book form, is Louis Evan
Shlpmun. and tho novel is said to have
proven quite as profitable to him as
has the pluy. MuMlller is shortly to
go to one of the New York theatres
for an extended run. and is confident-
ly expected to remain there the rest
or the season.
Rock Band Concert.
Mr. William 'i ill. General Manager
of the Rook Band Concert 01).. has
completed arrangements with the Sun-
day school classes of the East Avenue
M. E. Church for the appearance of
that famous musical organization at
the Church in East Norwolh Monday
evening. Ocotber 21. The Ha ‘.. I‘md
Co. is one of the most famous and
unique musical organizations in‘ the
country, and tho people of the Nor-
walks are fortunate indeed in havmg
an opportunity to hear them again. As
their name indicates. one of the music-
ul instruments used at their concerts
is composed entirely of rocks of var-
having 11 run or uv11 octaves. ,llcsidcs
this unique and nun-velour; instrument.
they nlso use the swinging harp, music
nl glasses. etc. The company also in-
cludes 11 superb vocalist and a reader.
'i‘l1eirconct11‘t at East LNorwalk will be
their 365001 appearance before an au-
1llon111. The proceeds are for tho ben-
iit of the church debt.
FRED SMALLING ARRESTED.
‘l1‘rodorick Sinnliing a brother of
East Norwulk's young dosporado. Wal-
ter Smalllng was arrested this morn-
ing by Officer Morehouse upon com-
plaint of Mrs. Frank Sherwood. of
Crnnbury. whose little daughter he had
assaulted. The offence was committed
11 day or two ago. The child is but
five or six years of age. Smelling was
taken from u zroccry delivery wagon
on which he had been working for
some time. He is now in the Nor-
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Read the Good
walk lockupyawalting a hearing.
lutlonary times in Philadelphia. soul
with the young hostess of the mansion l
ions sizes. the entire group of stones
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Passed Away Today in Hartford, At-
‘ tor a Long! Illness.
HARTFORD October 19-Renr Ad
mirai Francis M. Runes, U B N (re-
tired) dlcd this morning at his home
here.
'11 His death was not unexpected. as
he had been sick for a long time. R01
cently he nndemout an operation in
Benton for the removal of a cancer.
and it was found necessary to cutout
ill"! tongue. lie has since failed stead
y.
Last May taut-er of the tongue do.
veloped and an operation in Boston
by Dr. Riohaidson sulted in its r-e
movsi In Septembr the dreaded dis-
ease attacked the throat and the pn-
Jtient grew weaker from that time,
fighting a hopeless battle with the
courage Which has always character.
land the man. Two weeks ago he took
to his bed and he has been practically
confined there ever since.
1.11.1131 11111.1. STYLES
Everything for Women' 3 Outer tiar-
{nents mode to order after latest fash-
on.
Inspect our materialswour fashion
pistes.
Fur collarettes and boas.
For customers only. wc will make
button holes on our new buttonholo
mu..hlne.
'M Krasovitz 81 8 Fox,
LADIES' TAILORS.
Corner North Main and Ann Streets,
South Norwaik.
,SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWAIK, 811., PRO
BATE COURT Oct 19. A. D., 1901.
Estate of Sarah E. Guyer late of
Norwalk in said district deceased
The Court of Probate for the his-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the Creditors of sold estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time.
will be debnrrcd a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to ruak11 immediatepayment to
WM. l.. PORTER
019 26 n2 1 Administrator.
, WA
Deeds given and moneu received on account of deeds at Taylor 1i. Goi 11.1 s 74 Washington Street
)eeds given and warrantee bu A. E. Austin.
People shouldcome quick to get good lots. ii 11011 think of boiling iefii'embér terms:
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Th'e' Leédinngry Goods
I
Tristramé'si
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
CARPET
DEPARTMENT
In our 'Carpct Department we
are prepared to furnish any kind
of Floor Covering desired. All
CLOAKS AND
runs.‘
On Saturday, October 1': we
will open our new line of Ladies'l
Winter Garments; all lengths,
this line, and at prices which we and Linoleums, in all widths and
guarantee to be as low as thc'qualities Ingrain Carpets, low
same class of goods can be sold by' price goods as well as the best
any reliable house. makes of All Wool Tapestry
made in years past for selling oniy' .
First Class Furs we will maintain patterns; all at the right prices.
with our guarantee. All the new I
shapes and styles. rest.
styles and shapes are shown in grades of Mattings, Oil ClothsI
The reputation which we have IBrussels, Velvets, Body Brussels,3
Moquettes and Wiltons, choice
this season, and sell only such All work done in the very besti
goods as we can stand back of manner. All you have to do is to lDrip Pans,
make the selection and we do the C031H0d3.
HOUSE-
FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT
Decorated Toilet Sets, $1.98
Decorated Breakfast Plates, mc.
Decorated Tea Cups and San-
cers, roc.
Ash Sieves, 8c.
cha Strainers, wood handle, 5c.
3-quart Pitchers, in blended
colors, ‘ 29c.
gMcat Choppers, . $1.15
181:.
191:.
Large size Craters, 4c.
Tristram 8'1 Hyatt,
Norwalk,
Ct.
129-31 w... Washington 51., s15. Norwaik.
Concerning-.‘Qur‘.
$5 Down and SI 3 Week.
ots from $90 to $125 each
Remember where Foster Park is: Maple avenue near Bridge street. East Norwalk, five minutes from
expense.
No interest or Taxes.
Magnificent Viebe the Sound.
, Streets built and improvemenisfree lo buuers.
Others will surelu follow.
~Trolle11 from Saugaluck to be built soon to
Streets now being built.
ash has been paid for this properiu.' and 11011 will have absoluiehl a safe and profitable investment.
will be on the land all dau tomorrow to show the properiu to those that cannot get awau Saturdau.
SALE CONTINUES NET
Many people to whom such a method of paying weekly for ,
their wearing apparel would be a relief, hesitate in taking advantage
of it, fearing that by doing so they are placing themselves in an
awkward position. It's no disgrace to owe an honest dollar. '1
Our plea for your patronage is on the {act that (we‘ sell you 1
everything you need for a small weekly payment. There is no favor
about it—it is simply our plan of doing business, and a plan which
has proven a conspicuous success. We want to make you feel that
if our part payment plan of selling garments for men, women and
children, at cash prices, appeals to you as a plan by which you can
more easily clothe yourself or your family, and clothe them with a
better quality of clothing than you could afford at a cash store, that '
you are as much at liberty as you are to pay cash - for your pub.
chases at any other store. We guarantee that the prices wt: all: will .
be no higher for the same goods. We require no security, no on-
1’»
dorsement. Thanking you for past patronage, " 1 .
l . .1.
Respectfully‘yourl, 1- ' .‘ . fl ', 1
cosmos. Mitmbodoaoulumnis,
mmnrnunnmmuou 11.1“”... We. “ ’ ""
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