both comfdrluhly and stylishly shod. There Is no longer any 8:-
. the wearing or clumsy. Ill “fitting footwear. PATRICIAN shoes rep
he highest standard or style, fit and honest workmanship in wo-
mom: 111' They possess features whiuh distinguish them from all
‘ lid an» without exception tho most autiufaotory $3.50 shoe for wo
I90 Washington Street
r'uhoos polished free or charge
(.9... New Case ‘of Maltreatment
oportoci During the Summer’s
Encampment—Reforms
indicated.
IIV SHINI‘I'IIIN. «1.11.1... 21-«1‘11.»
l; importam II'.1IIIII, In tho :Iuaum
of (‘IIIIIIIII .\. 1., Mills unporln
o! the \I. 1.1 IoInI Alli: .1rv
I‘I‘illll'h‘ In lluI IuI'oIIIII'Iw'. Itlll
pprownzon III hazing '!‘I'IIIII-
...'IpII111'. III' .".1;-"-"
lI‘It‘lliiIIll‘ 1.! 1111' I-III'IIII ol' 1'11
13 grmiiy iIIIpIoI'I'd IIIII'IIw, 1hr .
and I...- llll\“ II) no 1 (will III .Ialr.
Nor! do lllllll.ll\' IIIIIII' o1 iir
ltil'n‘ VI'IIII' l'. I'; .'ll‘l.‘ II Ill :iuldior'h
_ i‘llllllo old 111 II!“ Ill‘lwlllllllll III
'I ml militwy I\I-I',~:1I1Is :1: null 11::
gllor III (who: Ill III". (II \II \oilou
uty "I III'. ”11191111 LOH 1oudlliou
boon utiuint'il hr IIIIII IIIIIII'i'I'noI'
non lll.l1l1li)l,1'li dIIIiuu lhII'
wt 1: 1-11'1111' among tho
' "IIIIIII III 11-“11'1! I'ol'
.. In purlirnlnr those
111; to liiiZIllf.‘ "
than I(\Il\\\‘ who! I11'III'oIII
(ultimo; Iiw lli‘. Imiuna 11213501! ‘
llw lll‘ilili‘lll\. IIII' Ill Insutos init-
lili‘lllill'ilm. :IIII!:11III.~':
" out 1!1.~ 71:1-1 sumptuous: vu-
gltmmnt i. \I‘IIZIII i- 1!.1I iimII \‘I'Ili‘ll,
i :IIII lIIIiiI', Initiulmi into
Mr IIYIII '.\II:.'II hazio'z In or
III'uIIIII'Il II I: .I, Mr lilill III"
l‘olnjoruy ol' I‘II’I'I . II.I-..I IIIIIIIIIII
‘ ow 011'I1Iroi :II'I':1i1'-' 7i.l-.I IIII' I'II'I-
utions loyuIII :IIIII \xIIIIIIpIy No1
, 01' 111.1 ILI'IIIII‘."llI 111‘ :I 111"“
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'lluvo III-1'11 '1-II11izI'I! in Ilr'l'it)i‘lll
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’l‘III'I.I Ii.‘I'I"I'Il no pII'III'
llgetlli°lllii :II I 1111': IIIIIIII i.'.,1iIIin '
tide (Ir: 'I‘IIIIIIIII- II I)l'l).’.".l('$~i (Inn
"'11) iv punish: 1i llll‘ 5min".
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ill? vitriol. 'IIIIl .:I111I!'1'I'I"1II 1":I'I'1'I!
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Tho .Izlson 111 1hr Ion-1 111., ,.
,' 9‘, thI'nII'II .\'I"1".1I'\' :1",.'ll I'I
hall :1 [1.17.1'1 ; >2'.|IIIII .‘IIIIIIIIIII' I'II
lids- ulsso II'I~I :I IIIIIIIIIpIE'. III'IlmlIII'
“billion 1.1 \xlmi i ii"ll‘.\'ll IN (lllll‘IIll
or tho hot"; 11 out! our," Iinu innI'L
. il\'ll' now 1'11»
1'41de OIIII'I'WN‘ 1'x1Ir1'Ising uu~
.- :1anth :-IIII<IiIllI Inn ”11" our
mothodu mow .IIIIIIIIIII'1.III' Ior tiI'
3}an and IIIIIIIIIIIIIII III lIIIIII', llll‘ll
, and in on ”\llli’lit nu army.
he l'l‘lllzili that I1:I.-1I III-1 l' i'l'ii
marl: nu IIIIIIIIII;:III i‘l‘ii in IIII'.
y n! 1IIII'IIIIIIIII 11nd lllllildi)‘ I11
zillion :II IIII':1 iilIl' F’I! IIIIIIII'IIIIII
linl't'oiou on Illl' pm! of 1111' 11'
liliillflu l,"'IIll'I1' uiil Ll'li. ' IIII'H I'I'
\I'IIIIIIIII. In tho
do.“ loo IIIIII'I'III'; tho IIIMIfil
ill, 2111p. :11" .2Il1'l‘ 111:1! Ills: imiue'.
it. otom alumna 1I:1I|1I1.: .II' willinu
.‘u, s or I‘IIftII'IIIIEII': amour; IIIIIIII-
o by pI'I-IIII 1115.: 1! Mid tifli‘ll III-:1-
our 11nd IIII'II: 11'1-1!
'aphrol ' io:1 llt' II III: -' :‘iopun' .'.1'
_ 'itll‘uire'. pill in 2111) n :'I\ impulr
per hnhit n! Iunuly 2::Iif1h'fou'v'
' per. IOIIIII as: 'nulti. or Insults.
EVERY SEAT TAKEN.
rowd Present Today at Schley
Court of Inquiry.
SHING’I‘ON. (ll-lohm‘ 111-43 wry
bio IIanInoI'\rId.1-'1'ai In tho 1111' £03
‘ tho (I unnm ti wmlwhou at tho
filth where the Sthloy Comt III
in WEI-fl or1.uoind hall an hour to
rib lore tho court won 1::Illod to or«
3:1 ooiot:k.“1h(I mmoum'otuout
pprouthiuu i‘IOlll‘ of tho (3030.
‘l. he nonslhilltv that AanIIIII
mild lnlto tho without: nluud
he day. had the odor! of hr
.. ‘ puhllr' inn-rout. 11nd of mm'
the courtroom n InrgI'r IIIIIIIIWI“
«on than could ronvo nloutly nu-
ti and a I'm largo: uumhor
III hear tho proooodinxn.
Boaalon hogan, .11 number of
ill witnouuus were I'IIt'nllod 111-:
he rotroolion oi” toutlmony
If they had concluded Hunt-on
Indoor-r (‘hnrll'u H .Ilnriow
a leutlmnny. He had run
totem: iii In ( 1111'! when tho
hum yontorday and he was
tukon at hand today by
pull! for (Profit! oxandnutiop
voted prlnuipnlly to the
Mr; Harlow of tho! lint-
Inlrul Barker and Captain M. C. Bor-
den. of the Marines, wore Introduced
to testify to Incidents of the ouha cum-
puign. Cupiuin Charles E. Clark.
whose Iocol'd on the Oregon. during
the Cumpulgn of ‘98 Is the boost of
(Ivory inherit-an citizen. was culled us
the third witness of the day and the
lust without in Admiral Schloy‘s be-
hall to he hemd hoforo tho admiral
himself should camp on
lirutennnt ll. W. Wolla was the l'lrlstI
of for-mm witnnsson called for the our
poor of I-oI'rootlng iontimouy. lie said
In response to 11 question from Captain
l,.r1nly Ihut he had a translation oi the
viphor dispatch prepared at Commo-
IiorII .H‘I-hlny'a Inslancr on May 24, 1898,
lIIII whirl: won. pry-Ir soot and to which
run-roar.- wni: made while Lieutenant
Writs. was on the plum! yesterday.
"Wuu tho dispatch soul?" utikrd Ad.
Iniirnl IIIIwIIy. and who“ he was told
111:1! I! had not horn IIII.I uanIrnI said it
‘1'/III: not I'III'rImIt. “\‘I'II only want thrI
lurid." ho said. "
(Implniu Immiy and Mr. Ilzmno rou-
I1 IIIII'1! for Its ndmission.
Mr. llunnn said lhIII It Iudh'uiod po-
uitiou III a ('I‘llll‘lll time. Mr. Raynor
min-1! that this dispatrh was no more
Iadmiasihlo than was the rommmioro's
.diz-Iputvh giving :111 urrount of the battle
01' July it. whiril was not sent. and
whirl: hard boon ruled out.
I .\dmhai lIrIwu ihrn told .Cnpl'uln
LInIII' :qu Mrs. Ilnuun thut they could
,:-.I:II omniions Ilt‘ill‘ln" upon any sup-
‘ litl‘l‘I‘l I'I'unolnntiou with Lomlnodoro
‘Suhlry. Imt rut-3d nuuiu that the dia-
pull-i1 Itself could not ho lntrodurrd.
Mr. Ilnuuu started to examine the
M11118.- thIn tho luiior ugnin roimrod
Ito IhI' Ilispult'h Mr. Rayner objected.
jn'zlt liomm IInId he hnd a right to refer
2.1 i It In roi‘rmh his mommy.
I I.i1IutIqunt IIIllIOW nus thou excita-
I' 1! and (3.1111. llll ('. II: Clark. of the Ore-
21,1111 (iliil'li.
"li.1- 111:1 lllliilt‘llt'l‘ manifestwl signs
;n!‘ illit”l'l‘;Il u'IIIIII tho captain of tho
Illrnuou Iiillll‘lllll'lll’ll llll‘ Minoan .\dand.
‘l‘ lllllillll (TIIII'II npolu' In an IIudI'rImIII
I- :liIlI w:- .. two or ilIIIII-I limos I'oqurutod
fin I' who IIII: \1111 4‘ This ho did as: ho
iprop' 108nm! :1‘111! v; on noon disliuv'llvvly
IIiI-uli‘tl In ”)1" vicinity of the court.
I Captain (Illurlt dIIsrrth'd the t‘Illll-il‘
:II‘11I1' tho Spanish 1-I1Ips: on July fl, and
mid ll" was: afraid at one thou the
III'I‘QHII noni'! |I:1\'1I to tilliillllll tho vou-
1”i‘if‘fl'1|ll‘il III I‘ of III-rural of tho Spanish
..I1ip:',.
.\Iftluni p. In. Admiral Srhloy was
I. illil'il it) tho HIIIIIII III tho Srhloy (‘ourl
‘III' Inquiry.
STOPPED IN SOUTH NORWALK.
Happy Westport Bridal Couple at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Many who 11.19501] IIy Iiotu! Hamli-
ton ihin ultrruoou llUl.i('(‘tI that tho
widowuilt. outrun: 1' out! for into tho
,hotoi. uns litornily vororod with rice.
'I’oopll' woudorod who hm! hoop llllll'v
rh-II and IpIiIo 11 I'I'owd nunomhlod in
It'roni oi‘ tIII' llllli’l, when .‘l rounlv.I oI
1111.1IIIIIII.1l1m'1~ up to who tho hruln!
Illllli 1.111I1I :1.11i1n Notkn WHO 1' '-:1n
'1II! to son, \\ ho IhI' huppv ('ouplo worn
'whon Iil'"\' I‘llll‘lL'J'lI from tho door or
IIII' hoiI'l, but your I'I'w know llll‘nl.
'l‘IIIIy \I'III'o .\'ir. illill Ml‘H..'l‘llOlllllS
Hiiuuulluonsy. tho Ill'llll‘ I‘ormorly helm:
iii-'1'. Lizzie Hart, of Groom: Forms,
and \\'.I',':' marriod :11 ll o‘rlock thin
morninu In tho (‘oIIrI'II oi tho'Anaump-
llou :11 \\"l"-Il.|l(ll'l. by Roy. II‘uthoI'
t'lhnuloy, pastor of the church. The
I‘liillt‘l' was: liniuisomoly decorated for
tho ourmion In group and whltn. und
'\'lll'l(‘ll roioi'od iloworn woro utrown ov-
I-I'ywhoro. 'I‘III- III'iIIomuid wall Miss
Mamie lleI'l‘y and hunt man Hurry
II.m\'oI'.I'. nioro null nophow of ”III
groom. Allor tho rorr-mony. the party
won llll\’(‘.ll Io IIIII homo oIItho groom
In ('lrooun Fat-Ina. where n receptlon
won il"lll and wmiding breakfast nerv-
IIII. Mr. and Mrn. Shoughuoaay loft on
tho lflzfid train for Now York. After
:1 nhort honoymmm. lhoy will rouldo ill
(trot-nu lI‘Iu'mu.
HARTFORD MAN HUICIDES.
liAlt'l‘lI‘llIlil Oriohor 2l——-Miltou
ilIIIIcIrI. llgl‘li Iwoutyouo yours. or... "ii
IIJIIIIIII' utreut.1ouunlllod uuioldo oomtI
limo durIuIz Wodnouday also. and his
body was found III a barn ainront to
his homo this morning. lloupoudanoy.
11111:. to ilil'lllloml. In tho onuae attrlhu
It‘ll for tho ll'lliwdy. 'I‘ho young man
loi‘t homo youtorduy noon. outrnallily
to do to l’ommylranla. lilo dead body
who found I1 raw hundred foot from
his: homo. 'l‘ho, uorpuo won 11 a slight
and alonuaido of It was It four milieu
Iiottln that'had rontnlnud onroollc ao-
ld. II, II-l thought that 11. largo done of
tho ilnid min taken. as his lips ’nndi
clothing worn hurnnd considerably.
. «auto-4‘“: W
WATEhIURV 011‘!le DEAD.
WA'l‘lilllelY, October 24 Edward
I], Iowln a“ loaning ultimo of this city.
died this morning after II lln orlnx iii-
no” at the one or novanty- vo. illr.
" hows wait born In Widen. but (some to
“ . president oi the Farrell libundry and
flwhlho Company. or thin our. and
m: Interracial} In twont’yflll‘il' 9111",,
and unicorn. He will Into a hunter
in maggot“ bank: “fl!
this country when A holy. lie on the:
Woolworth; Who‘ll!” in Wombat? p
JIIIKEII II II IIII
AonandotOIsan sinjurio; Brought
Dull In For Hours.
w.» _- \W-L‘
I BHIPIEII III ACCIDENTS
Two Horus Killed outright and An-
other no Badly Hurt That it Had
to be Shot-wThroo Jockeys
Had Narrow Encapoa.
NEW YoaK. October 24—4 chapter
of accidents marred the racing at Mor-
ris Pm-k, yesterday. Alexander Olsonu
one o! the Jockeys, rooelvod InjurIw-I
which resulted in hit: 1louth a few
hours Inter, two hornets were killed
outright, another war: no badly hurt
it had to he shot and three other lock-
ays had narrow escapes.
III the first. race King '1‘ 11 ‘ 'I' the
water lump, dlreotly‘in from o.‘ the
Strand stand. and broke his neck.
Barry. the jockey. escaped Injury.
It was in tho lllth ,raco that Olsen
met with his intulmluhup and when
he was ploknd up It III/nu at once soon
he was most seriously iujurod. and
when taken to tho i‘ordhnm hospital
tho uurgoonu found his uhuil had been
irnrturnd. llo IIvod'until 7 o'clock
Inst ovoninu. Olaon was 18 years old
and was riding Timothy Foley for K.
I.. N. Anderson.
'l‘lmothv lI‘olIIy was nimaronlly
I-I'owdod to the foam: and foil. When
rounding tho for turn Johnny of N11-
vm'ro, with Corhrnno up. ovor-ntrotuh-
1Id himself and twisting a plate. oonr
plainly turned a somersault. Connoll-
man Tom .1 Callahan riding. loll ovor
him.
Johnny of Navarro was killed and
the other horse badly injured. Ho had
jto he shot The. jockeys escaped luv
ury.
"am...“—
WILL DIE TUESDAY.
Date Named for Czolgos'o Electroen-
tlon at Auburn Prison.
ALBANY. N. Y._ October 24—41mm
iI‘. Czolgosz. the murderer of tho pron
ldont will he olectrocuted at '1‘ n. m.
Tuesday, October 29. at Auburn Pris-
on.
Worden Meade. of the prison so-
lortod Tuosday so that final arrange-
monts may he made on Monday.
'I he witnesses will assemble at the
prison at Ii: ..0 o'rlock on Tuesday
morning. Thorn have been 26 Invita-
tiom: Issuod and they are non trans-
foruhlo. iinch witnons must present
his Invilotlon in tho wardon oi’ the
Prison and II‘ he Is not Identified to the
satisfaction of the wnrdon as being tho
lllllll to whom it, wax-1 issued ho will
not ho mlmliod.
mp...“—
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAI I. STREET 10: II! a m. w'i‘hv
maIluIt nponotl active and ir.rogu!ar
with huge dealings In St. P.111l.lluiou
l’lltllll' and Amnloamatwl (‘oppoia St
1:11! sold ill I?!) to 10919 on tho i: :1111.
11'1' oi: I..”IIIII Rllfll‘l‘fi ootnomod with IIII
'nI-t night Union l’uriilr on the sale
of 2.500 shnros. won ouch-Ii at 11123..
to 111214.. ('ompurod with 102% last
night. Amuln‘numtod Copper run all
hourly a point. l‘I'Ioo ohnngos other-
wiuo worv Izmnll and much mixed.
\\'Ai.i. S’I‘REE'I‘. 1! :1. lll.—Pl‘0f9’:i-
slonni operators realized heavily but
on tho soiling hnd little eflect on prices
the hulls hid the market up all ur-
ound. While, liuI rallies In the leaders
.'IIIl‘il as St. Paul. Atrhluon. Cluoago.
(lreni Woutern and the Parlflcs ruled
only a small fruition abovo yesterday‘s
close. Baltimore It Ohio was unusual-
ly notive and gained 2% and-Chicago
Great Western Protorrod ll rose Ill/II to
50. The Erieu and Readings nlno rose
strongly. llonvy soiling of Sugar.
Amalgamntpd. Union Pacific and St.
Paul had depressor: them over :1 point
by It o‘I-lm-k and the entire market
weakened.
WALL STREET. 2 p. In.»-—~'l‘ho dII-
mood for the coalors was extended to
Jersey Control. Ontario ll: Western and
lloudluu common and aooond profor-
rod. which Improved I to 2 points. The
III-nova! murkot did not show much nap
and there was ovldonoo oi soiling un-
dnr cover of the ripe. When the buy-
Ing or the coal stool“: alnnltonnd hour
operators: hold thornlirouda and Indus-
lrlnln nod'prloezl loll away again. III
some Inntuunon to tho iowost.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONI.
Reported over phvnto who or u. A
llohme..commlssfon broker. swam a
Corhrtt'u block. South Nut-walk:
Upon High Low 1:80
Am. 8. It. (111., 121 121% 119% 120%
Airhlaou. 71m. 79% 78% 78%
Atoiiloon. pm. 07% 9795 97 97
'llnlt. & Ohio, 103%; 105% 103% loll“.
llltyu. it. 'I‘.. 151%, 02 dill. 62
l.an South” 8m
Con. of N. ..I. 164
Chou. & Ohio. 43%,
Chi. 6i: N. W.. 210 I 210 200 209
(l. M. 3 8i, P 170 . 170% way. 108%
PM. [Ll it P. Him, 144% 143% 144%
COD. new...” 08%. 98 98%
i). it H Cum. Milli 170% 109 170
U. 8.18mi. 433i 433% 412% 42%
I3 Stool old. 02 91%
1.511. 3 Noah. 103710414 10391. 108*
ii“ bomihllm 1215121 Iii”
ill. ll“) .-
lietropdlitnnJ 1689.
M. K It'l‘. (1!. I50
um. Pool 1I. Iltl 9591. III-It
NY...C. ll H. 169 109% 168% 108%
N.Y ._. O.&W.,38 83%
No. Poo Md" m 1649!. 10466104
Padilla” Hull. 44% Ill“
Pannaylvman :8 its!6 141“ 147%
Pm lo’l Gilli ling 100% tofu-111m
l’blt
78
ii. a. t
, ‘ , lininufldo
00% a. triumph."--IN It.
ran. 3':an "
Ermihlnx for Women; Outer-dill
3min mode to order alter intoot tank.
It. ,
impact our materially—our billion
plates. _
Fur oollurettes and hours.
For customers only. we will make
billion holes on our new buttouholo
ma nine.
M Krasovliz & 8' Fox,
LAqus' 'l’AILohp'
Bornor North Main and Ann stunts.
300th Norwolk.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
m— «a-
WWW
POPULAR LECTURES
UII Till!
Norwalk Town Teachers A550 11
, Six mom for “.50.
The first Entertainment, Tue-day eva-
ning. October 28.
Mr, Curtis (ii. Morse, of Boston, the
impersonator. in
DAVID HARUM.
"You enjoyed the novel. you certain-
ly will enjoy the locotur (let your
one... now from the teachers. or from
the library é‘llhor at Norwulh or South
Norw ulk 024 26 215
StJoSeph‘s
Fair
Red' Men’s Hall.
Continues for Ten Nights.
Tonight oxroplod.
Splendid Collection of Valu-
able Prizes.
Artistic; booths.
Entertainmenhig Dancing and
Refreshments Every Evening.
Spirited Public Contest.
Unique Minstrel Troupe.
Twenty voices.
HoY'r s THEATRE
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT.
ocroaan 25,
THE FllANl) RICl-l (IO. PRESENTS
. A,
Rough
Rider’s
Romance.
A Military Comody'Drumu.
The Real Rough Rldrrs. ’I‘h1I lieuten-
nnt’n perilous l’SCRPl'. ’l‘htI great mn-
chete light. The battle of Sun Juan
Hill. The old Spanish monastery.
A massive scenic. production.
A Rough Rider Band. A Rough Rider
Orohutra. in our thd P-rodo. Hoar
Our Famouo Orchestra.
FREE CONCERT. AT 7:15 P. M.
' PRICES:
Matinee, 101ml 215cm
Eveningl. 260, 35c pod 50c.
Tr
The: Leadirl‘gl'
st
a!
NO 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
FURS.
On Saturday. October 12 weI
. . - 8‘
Will open our new line of Ladies late prepared to furnish any kind
Winter Garments; all lengths,
any reliable house.
.CLOAKS Ina ‘CARPET
DEPARTMENT
In our Carpet Department we
rest.
of Floor Covering desired. All
styles and shapes are shown in grades of Mattingo, Oil Cloths
this line. and at prices which we and Linoleums. In all widths and
guarantee to be as low as the qualities Ingrain Carpets, low ,Ash Sieves, 8c.
same class of goods can be sold by price goods as well as the bash
makes of All Wool Tapestry
The reputation which we have Brussels Velvets, Body Brussels, 3 quart Pitchers, in blended
made to years past for selling only Moquettes and Wiltons, choice
First Class Furs we will maintain patterns; all at the right prices.
this season, and sell only such All work done in the very best
goods as we can stand back Oflmanner. All you have to do is to Drip Pans. _- . 181:.
with our guarantee. All the new make the selection and we do the Coal Hods, » 19o.
shapes and styles. I
HOUSE-,1 w
FURNISHING
tantalum-luv
Docoratcd Toilet Soto, $1.98
Decorated Bredklast Plates, mo:
Decorated Tea Cups and Sau—
cers, . , me.
I Tea Strainers, wood handle, 5c.
colors, ' 29c.
Meat Choppers, $1.15
Large size Graters, 4c.
The last words of great men are not
more reliably reported than the smart
sayings of (';hlldreu the smart sayings
of children are usually made up by
their mothers.
That aches? Sixty per cent. of all
headaches are caucod through defer:
live eyes. Little eye defects grow to
mg ones If not properly and prompt-
Iy attended to.
Sing :1 song of Spootmrles;
Four and twenty oculists
But one adopt, ()ptoian
Who know just what was uoodod.
Room 9 United Bunk Building.
()iliro hours 8 to 11:45. 12:45 to 6: 30.
Fine Military!
LATESTSTYLES.
M. F. lolerman,
NORW‘LK.
Connected with large Bridgé-
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
7!
18 IT v'oun III-:Ab L
Poor is granny’s sight;
(‘ouldnt make It right.
Fitted Granny's arighl.
And homo again she spoodod.
HOMER B. HOYT,
Graduate Optician,
Saturday evenings. 7 to 9.
At Low Prion.
3! Main Strut.
CONN.
port establishmcnt of
M. Lusilg'.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
MONDAY, oc‘roaan as.
IIIIIBIRI IRIEIIIHIII
CLYDE FITCH 8 CREATES’I‘
AMERICAN PLAY.
After an entire season at Criterion
Theatre, New York.
axcamnn'r COMPANY.
' atnoulrlcnu'r somunnv.
MIIO FLORENCE WIGKLIFFI
’ in title role.
, "The stirring story or "Bot-burn
Frlotchlo” ll worthy to mill with tho
clamor. Tho ploy 1 nothing short of
landing Tolerant.
DOLV‘N‘I’. NOTIOI.
Dlfi‘l‘nlfl'l‘ Oli' NORWALK, In. PRO»
BA 'l‘lilOOURT, Oct. 0. A 11.1001.
lllltlto or milk 1.. 9111111 late at
Noon”: In “nun district, doomed.
Tho 00ml of Prop no for tho Dine
trial of Norm lull Ilmllod and 0.1.
lowed the data 11.1an
" tho creditor. of ma «auto to on-
till that! Willa [or autumnal.
boo who ,oomot' to present mm
mm marl! 'Iittontodu Itithlu
. ’ charred i rodent-y.
08m to mild «into In
chilling hols
Satitlelt ill
lion lieaonable
Prices.
hummus now > .
Norwa‘lk, Ct.
Many people to whom such a method of paying weekly for
their wearing apparel would be a relief. heoitate in taking advantage
of it, fearing that by doing so they are placing thoinsolvcs in an
awkward position. It’s no disgrace to owe an honour dollar.
.Our plea for your patronage is on the fact that we sell you
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 add
more oasily clothe yourself or your family. and clothe them with a
better quality of olothing than you could allord at aIénah store, that
“'5 a men's overcoat sale you are as much at liberty as you are to pay cash ‘i'or your pur-
hore this week.
A fine Melton—uan ovflcr- chosen at any other store. We guarantee that the, pope: we ask will
coat stylish, natty at
$8.75, be no higher for tho some goods. We require no madly,- no: on-
,(iroy Oxfords—«you know
Oxfords one very popular.
We are ofioi‘lng very good
Coats indeed at $6.85.
' Covot Cloth Coats-~the
every reliable-«we are sell-
Ing' at $5. 00. . .
i‘he some quality in blue
or lack beaver at the same '
' and pearl button» with grey
collar, very nice at $1. so
A little butter quality ‘ www.mMmme 2:163:11“ you ”6:06 1WD
' Hum WW
1
doroement. Thanking you for past patronage,
Roopactlully yours,
to“ I...
Norwalk Chronicler