Evening sentinel, Friday, October 25, 1901 · page 2

 

 

Twelfth Annual Sale of

CE GURTA

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This week marks our Twelfth Annual Lace Curtain Sale, and
militant! that it shall eclipse all former efforts, as our stock is

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

FFLED:

1, pairs Plain Swiss. rutllcd good quality
50 pairs Plain Swiss, ruffled, extra quality $1.00 pair.
35 pairs l'um y Swiss bow knot and other new designs $1.25 pair.
25 pairs l'nncy Swiss \1 11h blue and gold stripes, vc ry fine $1.50 pnir.

NOTTINGHAMS.

25 pairs tiool Quality-«~11 nice bedroom curtain.
Isovpairs full size. new patterns.
75 pairs very heavy, llrusuels ell‘cct
IRISH POINTS.

“ 200 pairs Irish l’oinls (very fiue)lrom $4.50 pair up.
We have a few ODD PAIRS left, all good patterns, which we will

offer this week, to close, at cost. Not over 2 pairs alike.

50:. pair.

500. pair.
75c., $1.00. $1.50 pair.
$2.00, $2.50 pair.

 

V‘LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHENILLE AND TAPESTRY
PORTIERS, TABLE COVERS AND DRAPERIES, AT
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS SALE ONLY.

W. S. Sturtevaut,
North Main and Ann Streets.
South Norwalk.

Thursday 13 Bargain Day.

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We have purchased several do7£ns of

Ladies’ Flannel Shirt Waists.

Bedtord Cord Eflects 7 or '“J

 

 

 

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We continue our offer 0t

Lad}? ’ I’rint Wrappers.
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A recent purchase of
Neck Ribbons
We otter at I0c.

 

 

A bargain purchase of

Huck Towels
ed, Blue or White Borden.

 

 

:This is the season tor

D001 Mats.

;' Only 39c. Regular price 5012.

Nil ' ‘w 6—“ .

aAaoAiNs IN o'rl-IER LINES.

.Dl' KER AN & SON

84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.

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.H ”"311”, .) ‘. ’1‘. if 6 ,rr .1. 1 mg».- .11:
Autumn Salt 1 nhrhlhs.
anon buylng makcu good ueIlIng. We have been dolng
some fumouu buylng of (Jomfortnbles for you; ' b‘crroted
out thn very best values that we could find. They 11111 All
here now. and we wont you to come and Inspect them.
Money unvlngtor you euro-It you take tlme by the (ow
lock and replenish from thls nusorlment. some covered
wlth b‘rlght chtntz, but most or them 'nro sbtccn’ covered.
We buy direct. from the mlllu. saving you the Inbbere'
prbllte; then we shave 011cc down. no you oomeln tor a
double sovlng. (100d (‘omf‘ortablea at 0130.10 53.00.

A. .1. Genius 61 60'.

Funeral tomato": and Emil-bum.
12 N0. Main etrtet, 80. Norwellt.

 
 
 
 

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,lltdelllte it more poaltively' a ll . ,
our clothing lib-«have th a.

to; them hereon

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Which we have marked at SI. '59 each by}? value at $1.75.

Regular price, $I.00.

Cheap at 150.

Itic each. Value 20c.

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52% your Fall aind Winter Clothtn urged—cyan want it now,

up pay the custom mode clothing prime You donnot
etttle custom made sort at the ready:
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SOMETHING DOING.

When you smoke one of Smith‘s Rag
'I‘Ime Clgnrs. there's something doing.
You're smoking the best live cont cl~
nor on earth. If you don’t believe It.
try one. SMI’I‘II'S CIGAR SHOP. Mn-
huekcmo Hotel.

WE MUBT CONFE83

It Is pccullar. But our customers
who arousing Maracaibo coffee tell us
It is superior to any uold at thirty
cents a pound. We sell Maracaibo col
fun for lilo. Sample It and be. (Oll-
vlncod'. Flue butter to our lender.
I} HOMMEDIEU BROS, 203 Washing-
ton Street. East Bldc. .

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FISH NEWS.

Native boon. “0-15.; salmon. 12c

Ih.: while flnh steak. lllc; hard crnbn.
25c per don; Rockawny Oysters, 25c
til.

BRIDGE FISH MARKET. ‘
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READ AND PROFIT.

l'IlIl-iburyn Plymouth onto. .I pkgu.
25c; Plllnbury'u Out Food. Ilukou. llc
pkg; Plllbury’a Flaked Wheat. 2 pkg».
25c. The simple fact that these. goodn
bear the name of Pillsbury Is aulllc~
innt guarantee of quality. E. II. MOIiP}
IIOUSE, Went avenue.

 

--~—O--«———
THIS MEANS YOU. ,

You can get photographs or every
«Inscription that are ntrlctly unto-(lute
In 111on 11nd Ilnleh lit the. most roanon-
:1 blc pi'leou, nt Lewis's gnllory. ll Main
street, Norwulk. whlch It; now opened
dolly for business. LEWIS. Photo-
graphcr.

”Maw"...
TABLE D’HOTE. DINNER.

Served nt twolvo o'clock dolly. thir-
tyllvn cents. Europcnn plan at all
hours. Ladlcn‘ and gonllemen'u dinlnv.
room 11p stairn. (lyctcru and non food
:1 specialty. Cholee wines and liquors.
Service first clone. Prices modm'atn.
IMPERIAL CAFE. (‘nrl Schnub. £1
Ilnllrond Place.

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HAVE YOU TRIED

The Old Well l‘cl‘focto cigar? It‘ll
:1 cool. Rivet-1t. delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They ore carefully
mode from the very bent selected to
hneco. Try one, Every one sells them,
OLD WELL CIGAR (‘(l.. till Washing
ton Street.

YOU NEVER TASTED BETTER.

\\ 1' lmve n tomnto (.liflllll suptu'ilfi

to nny youi ever Inflefifigu‘fi‘; want
)7)" it) if)

W“ in hulk lwonly cents
'1 “‘“mw . super krnut ten centl»
WM?” and the Iinout butter In “1““

”your; out nun. 111 Wu 1111mm;
"tr-ml.

WHEN THINGS ARE ABLAZE

It‘ 5 Ion lute for you to consult-,1 the
mine of Inuurnncc.
loser. you had better attend to this. In
sure your property with some of the
many rollnblo companies; represented
by TAYLOR A (MILDEN. 7t Washing
ton Street.

GETTING ELEEOE LINED
For tho winter In the pr'opei cuper
now. We cnn show you the best bur
gain you over now In men‘s fleece lln
ed underwear, worth twice the, price
all sizes. :11 39c. Don't wnlt, they wont
lost long. lllSlAW.
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EVERY ONE
(7111) ul’fol'd to own A I’ounlnln pm:
when sold of these prices. The Frank
lin to 1m excellent article for the mon
11);. We have them In several styles
11nd prlccn from libr- to $2.25. We can
wurrnnt them. Stationery ond ofllcc
supplies. HENRY Ill. IIOI'IWELL, 71:
Wnulilngton Street.

THIS FINE AUTUMN WEATHER

In the proper ttmc to sit for your
photogrnphn. I have many benutlful
things In new imported mounts that
will Interest you. Every photograph
to :1 work of art. remember. and the
pl'lccs are the some aunt other unl-
lcrlcu. NOIt'l‘lI. 'l‘he Photographer. 7?
Washington Street.

ATTENTION LADIES.

S. S. 'I‘lllotson has n Ilno nnsm'l:
mcnt of trimmed and untrlmmod huts.
also ’l‘nms tor chlldron‘o wonr. Mourn-
Ing Imtn to rent.

A LITTLE LIGHT

On our lame stock of handmmo pur-
lor lumps. We want you to Ben them.
Many different ntylos and the prlccc
range from £1.98 to $10. Benntllul
couches, $7 to 825. Furniture. of every
dcucrlptlon nt bnrxnln prlccu. A. .I.
COLLINS & 00.. 13-18 North Mnln St.

STOVES TO BURN.

The Beauty' Manhattan In tho moot
notlnfnct ry cyllndoryconl banter ever
made. c havn A huge ntock In Ml
ulzok. I’rlccn from ”to 512.50. Alno
11111111111 for tho Blumlord furnaces and
canned nnd MIII01"11 oII hentcru. HOE

‘ ACID R. NASH. Main and Wests Ste.

THE BETTER MAN
Is he wllzh n natlnncd ntomuc . We
make 11 npnclulty of thin Huh 0 work.
oervlnlr 11 wollcooked couruc dlnnor
dolly tor twonly-IIVo canto. Regular

meals at regular hour-o. Euroocan nor.»

vlco’ at all hours. 'I‘nhlo board at speck
la) nrleon. THE LANE RESTAURANT
37 Wnnhlngtqn Street.

W haw—4

, FILL YOUR BIN.

Lot 1111 fill your cool b‘n wltli tho bout
«rude or cool that will not a Ilttlc not
tor than other nation. and at the some
urine-35. 75 11 ton. Prompt attention
Courteous treatment. IRVING LOOK-
WOOD o. 00.. 1.22 Water Street.
Phone 3143.

now-W0 1.
TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
I have opened 11 new Illlh and your:
table market at 88 North Main otreet
where 1 cm relay to «only y with a
photon line at fruits. venom I00 and
II thereon prices. and would be
«rote ul loi- your metronome. W. (I.
woon In North Main 011-11111.
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OF INTEREST To LADIEB.

We have just received A huge stock
of handsome things In muslln under-
wuur; also the Merovle woolen under
garments 11nd c’omhlnntlon units. from
title to $1.50 a garment. They are. won
worth your Inspection. Dollar gloves
galore. I. MILIbS. 86 Washington
Street.

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HERE‘S THE PLACE

T0 not your stable supplies at run»
Honable prlceu. A largo assortment of
homo blankets. all grader! from $1 to
35 Plush lop robes: 82. 25 to ill. ‘A'll
kinds of burnout; eitll'lagon and run
chants and In Incl. evorythlng on
wheel». we sell. General rcpulrlng u
upeclulty. LUTHER M. WRIGHT.

W0
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.

I’uut rccelved another unuortmcnt of
the famous .Iap. wuro. '1‘th Is not 1111
Imitation. but imported direct from tho
'I‘njlmo Trading Co. Vance, tcupotn.
cracker inn-1, vol-10 lure, bnlr rccelvorn,
(ups and cancers and a large variety
or noveltlen from We to II. A. I’.
DAMON.

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WE WASH BEFORE WE IRON
’I hen ulvo your Ilncn that rich do-
mentlu finish that cbarnctcrlzcu perfect
laundry work. We know we can please.
you. A trlnl will be convlnclng. Phone.
The wngnn calls for and delivers your

bundle. 1'10 Writer St. (Icoruo R. V1111
Alstync. ’I‘IIIG CRICSCICN'I‘ STEAM
LAUNDRY.

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YOUR HUSBAND

Wont roost you about your poor col'
1m- If you use Manhattan. It's 11 blend
of pure. Mocha and Java. freshly toned-
ed mu! lull that tlint dcllelouu llnvor
lhnt plenum: pur'tltullu people title :1
pound. Sold only :11 WII ('th'S (littl-
CFRY. 'll'l \‘Vnnhlnntnn Sf Phone bill F1,

RUNNING INTO EACH OTHER.

When rcuding nl lilgbl. do the dillor-
cnl letters r1111 into ouch other 11an con—
fuuc you? If so it'll time to conuult
on opticlnn. I reelITy vlslonnry defects
or this kind. Make rcndlnt'. a comfort.

II. S.
16 So. Main

tillltlill‘fl. Ronsonnblc churlte.
Ittmll. .IcwclcrOpticinn.
Street.

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PEORITE l-IGULo LOOK

112.1 uuullly when buvlnr,r mentk. um
uuunlily 11nd cbcupucss. I bundle the
finest meals that mom-1 nud cxpcv»
tour 11 can hm nnd null no 1- hnnp 11$ olb»
Poultry drcnscd In order. Finchl
unuunge und smoked meaty. (‘hnlcn
'u'een stuffs u EDPQilllly.
NEW ("ICN’I‘I'IIY MAItKl'l'l‘.
Main Street Adam Sleinwnld.

l‘l‘N.

WHAT WE DO

We do 111-”. All .11: MN morn. ud
1nlnlnlrutru's llllll Izmirdizinc. Ioun mod
l-y on inortgnccs nnd approved occurr-
ties; rccclvc duposlth subject to «bet k.
'md puy Inter-owl on time IlGIIOEltf and
invinlzu accounts. Saviour: Ilrpnrtmcni
open Saturday evenings, 1‘. to S. 'I‘Hh
SOUTH NORWALK 'l‘RllS'l‘ (it).

iuutnn St root.

THEY ARE CHIC
We have just uncured 11 large 11::-
'uu‘lmcnl of new things In muslin und

inurlm's for Indlcs‘ fall 11nd winter 1111-
l‘lf‘l‘gul'mculu. A lllt'lil'lllMAN 1k-
SON, Washington Street

WE WANT YOU

TO trade with 11:: hocnuc‘o We know
we can please you In quality and pric-
in.
"nu buv. Sansone lmlocunu. smoked
nnd pickled tongue. fresh lmd‘ plckled
trips pork tender.I0hm suitor Iri'flnut
wool lit-.cndu son food and 1:1 cen \oce
lnhlec. S(‘ IIAI' II' 8 (II I) MARKET. 2'.’
West Washington Street

PUT THIS IN YOUR PIPE AND
SMOKE IT.

.0! cour.nc It you need the pipe llIHl
we will delight to show our 11311011:
'110111 and “'1' (out poslllw that you
will Also be delighted Ill the kind of
pipe we uhow and run cell you ill 11
Nutsonnhlo price. That Sputto 1 later In
Indeed 11 populm :11 smoke. Muny Inlhe
hnbtl or Itulululm: in the We ouuliti
((lmlllt‘llll It WHE’ H M’ A: (‘LARIx‘

THE BREAD OF LIFE.

0111' several kinds of bread in the
llncul thnt uevurul yours of cxpcrlonce
enn produce. We one choice motor»
talc only. li‘uncy bulrlnz o upeelulty.
’I‘ry our original coffee cnkc. It‘s
urcnt. P1011 that pleuue every one.
KANIC‘S NEW YIIIIK IIAKICIIY, .2
Woulilnglon rill-0M.

ANYONE WILL TELL YOU
'Ihc .Iudgc 11 Finale In the limit 11!
correction In ten cent clitoral-«~11 mild,
dollelnuu mnqu--~ uml tho Orlglnnl
llnnd Mndo In the bent In the country
tor Ilvo ccnln. 'I‘rv tbeun brands. we
know they wIII prove mltlulm'lnl'y..llold

nvcrvwherc. Mnnutuctured by JOHN
OLDENSCIILAGMI. 11M Wuuhlnntou
Btroet

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THAT STRAIGHT Film conaer

111 the curt all ntvllnhly drouncd In-
dlon pro wonrlnz. ’I‘Iu- new 0011 mudo
by tho R k (l (lo. In nttraotlnu cupcc-
lul ultentlon. and wortblly too. alone
It I11 .11 real \vllnlelmnn count. Call In
Indian and Inuncel II. Tim MISHEH
DAWSON. Wuuhlnutou fllrccl.

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, GOOD THINGS.
0110 of our many concloltlcu lu cholco
Imported 11nd donwntlc rrnltu. '1‘th
week We wlll havc preacher. upploll
uem. plum. grupcuct mnny vm‘lotlou
ornnllou. 1111mm plnunpplco. I! you
are 11 layer of rloh delicious cotton. try
Cute Royal THE: CENTRAL FOOD

0011mm momma
WHAT no You no mat-ITO!
you wlah to know more. 11110111,
hoobkooolnn. ponmnnuhln, shorthand,
typewrlttns. urtttnnotlc. noteworthy.
low. current: nduncu. cosmos. buttons
“r'lll chug he I hmnchoo bl Itudt. that
pug” 11 ligand“ 1111 “mu
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E11110 COMING! 0. ll. Sumo
‘ Milli N all. ,mm

KEEP CHILDREN' 8 BODIES WARM.
Keeping the child“ 11 body warm Is a
necessity for good health A sweater
is 11' very good moment to keep the
wurmth. Boys all wool swooteru.
nomethllllz special at 75c and 81.1).
GOTTLEIB ll North Main atroet.

POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
A Rough Riders Romance.
I‘roplc who no to theatres frequent
ly 11nd who give. their attention to the
best on the board will hove to think
purer to rectume‘l'fim'fiilc and per-
Ioct representation of the scenes of
the late Spanish war than will bo 111011
or Iloyt‘ 11 Theatre, matinee, and nllzbl.
on Saturday, October 211 when the.
play, "A Rough Rider‘s Romance" will
he produced for the first tlmo before
our thcntrc point; public. The. reason
why this pluy makes Birth :1 lnsllni:
Imiirounlon on its uudlonre w'"hmc1cl
tlt'l'll mny be accounted for in several
ways. The endurance of the play In
such lhnt llu mugnotlnm extends 0ch

the Iootlllxhtn and concentrnten the
whole. lllll‘llllllll of Its hearers. The
author. Isldlrnr Sclwyn. has labor-

I’ll unremittlmzly to glvo to thin pluy
Ibo nlmoanu-rc of the uurroundlngn nu
they were netunlly portrnyed In the
life of the Itoulzh Itidorn. while In hut-
llo. The plot In A pretty storv of Invo
interwoven with startling ultuutlons
:1an Incidents.

Teacher-0' Popular Lecture Course.

Atteutlon ls called to the course or

 

by careful examination 11an fitting of;

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l'houo lil'leli. ’
fli- Smtlb .

. (erect to cumulative and arrives by de-

l‘lrul. Nntionnl Hunk llulllllng, Wuslr.‘

"umbrlc (‘OI‘HN covers of the chic
hrnnd. 'l‘hoy nrc bcnutlcs. I‘riccsl
from Ifilfikc. li'c. 23c, 39c. Title. ”curb.

We sell the bent merits money-

lnngw. 1 _

ileclurcs to he ulven this winter under
like nunptceu of the Town Teochere'
Asuoclnllon Ill. Lockwood'n Hull. an Ad-
vortinoment or which appears In ano-
ther column. It to :1 "popular" course
In every ounce. Popular in Dl‘lGB—rslx
rentortnlnmcnts ol' :1 lllKll order for
Alli". Populur In nubjectu. It In so
‘vuricd it should attract various clone-
es, those of tho literary clubs and so-
cieties: those looking for :1 plcnslng
enjoyment for up evening. and those
intern-111ml in ei'cryday matters. Popu-
lar I11 speakers. They are scholarly.
lenders in their pnrtlculru' lino. yet can
present their subjects in 11 popular
II'tLt'. Are you not going to attend.
"lhc Vllllt'l\ ol‘ the (‘tllll'F-t‘~~lr‘t‘llll‘l‘H.
lmpcrnomitlonv. 11nd “loom Ill-llllltlldl‘
nuns: (’lt lilo ,grént poets. ..t:1toslnen,
etc” and the presenting of everyday
problems. by those of research. should
1attract so largely that course tickets
,r‘hould be cold to full extent of scutlnc.
‘cupucily of bull. Tickets may be hint
of lvnchcrs and m enthu-r public ll~
brury. (‘urtis (I, MOI'RI‘ in I).1vid IIn‘
rum. October 21!.
Barbara Frletchie. .

(Ylyde Fitch's event American ploy.
"Barbara I1‘reicbo." which will be,
new at lloyl'n Theatre. Mondny night,
In delightful comedy in the first act,
bccmncu Inclodrnmntlc In the second.
vein towards tragedy in the thlrd :1nd
in fI“Itl!:lll with death in the cod. It is
n dclinhtt’ul ploy. because in the best
sense it is 11 \chI made ploy. Its in-

finite stages to a climax. Again. it
In :1 well colmlruclcd pluy. and still
dnrlngly unconventional In countruc
, lion, No drumntiut before (‘Ivde I-‘itt-h
lover conceived the utili'tllnl: Idea of
cont-enlrntlng the whole of one act on
in bull slutrcnue 11nd the \Vi\()it‘ of the
drnmulic interest of unnthcr on n
street door step. Color comes from
rthc one 11nd power from the other. Mr.
Fitch, beyond :1 doubt. understood his
lhnndiwork for I11» has Ill\‘1‘ll us 11 play
llbnt is Interesting from stnrt to finish.
'11 simple. stirring store. that is delight
.ful to the eye. The play will be pro-
rucnted here with the some elnbocntc
lsccnlc effects lhut \vcl'o used durlnu
the Inuit run .111 the t‘rltcrion Theatre.
New York. Miss Florence chkllffc
l for the post severnl seasons idonllllcd
l with (‘lmrlos Il‘robmnu's sueeeuscu.
. will be the “ I'lnrbulu." She is 11 111111114.
ibcnnllful and talented rlctross thorn
l ounhh cupnblc ol rcull7inp. Ml.l“ll1'll'8

l heroine \

l MERICAN MISS ONARYOFFICERS
‘ Rev. A F. Beard Aqaln Elected One at
l the Corroepondlng SecretarIu.

’ ‘ ('IIII‘AGO October 35.- -~ on Anrcrl-
rcon ll‘lIunIouiuy Asuoclutlon lulu clott-
ed the Iollowiru: olIIccrn: I’rcnldeut

Rev Wnuhlnnton Gladden. (‘olumbuu
:0hlo;r'ccmdln1: necretncy Rev. A» h‘
~Ilcnid. New York'. corresponding 11m-
lrctnl'lcu. the Rev A. F. Ileard tho
I Rev. F, l‘. Woodburv rind the Itcv. (1
.l. Itydmg all of .w York.

'l‘rerluurcr' ”Ht W. Hubbard. New
York; uiulltoru. Edwin II. linker.
Greenwich, Conn, 11nd .Iohu I11. Leech
Now York; oxocutlvc committco for
three ycnrn. Frank N. Brook», New
York; the Ilev. I'llllnh Horr, Medrord
Mllflll.5 Ilev, .lnlneu M. Ilolcombc, IInrt-
ford. (lonn.

EIGHT DIVORCE CASES.

'I‘hc abort enlondur but In the Super
lov court for today .contulnn olrzlil. 1111-
contnntod dlvm-cca, no followu'. Jane A.
Snundcru. v11. Ellsworth (I. 8111111111er;
Lorin Ilnlloy v11. Edwnrd llnllcy: Alber
In Ferrel v11. Vlctorln Forral; l-Iortnon
lloyt vu. (llnrn Hoyt: (lortrudo I4}.
Ncltton v11. Oluf (I. Ncluon; Anne"
llrltto v11. (manor 8. Hello: George A.
Hoyt v11. .Ionnlo ll‘. I-ont; Edwin W.
Godfrey v11. scale. It. Godfrey.

'l‘ho llut onclndun About 0 dozen for»
elonuro mnttorn. 'l'bc ('llltl' 0t WIIIInm
M. Rich, oxuonurr. v11. John 'l‘lllbm. el
nut. comou up for judgement I11 111'-
cordunru wlth tho unorcnm court do
clllloll.

my -. awn—w

RAILROADB IN GOOD CONOlTlON.
HT LUUIS M01. Urwbnr llrlu'l'lle
I'opol't of the court. It. Hun Frutlfiln
co Rnllroud oinltnny for tho ducal
your mutton Juno 30 lllttl boon mudo
pnbllu. ’I‘Ilo accountn ol‘ the Fort
£0101 it lilo Klrlunlo. 11ml Merl
Memo. or 1111. 11011111111 01 0111111111311»
do not. Mom In thlo report. on those
pronprlluo halo hot lrflnrlcrl In the
it‘s-loco uyu in during ho lI-lcul your.
omen corn nun worn $10 172,097. In
Idol 1111’ compared with $7. 983 246 In
111111: onurutlng exponent In 1901. :8.
845.0117; compared with $4. 11112 521‘» In
99.0: tutu! 0t" Income In 1901., 34..
15.85%,» 53.101711111119011;
I n«I at

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D M MADE/21m"
PAON AND PANNE VELVET

Sill; Wool

l'non Illltl l’aunc are the two word favored nmlcriuls,

As gnrniturc for (il‘t‘fih‘t‘5 ol‘ either or fabrics.
l’mm is
but of a

the novelty of the Ht’ltbtlll. fully (ls lustrous Itfi l’annc

peculiar softness that will not crush uur wrinkle. llolh l’uon
and Home are all Silk and are shown in all the dcsil‘ablc color»

ings. includiupr those for evening \vcur.

P110” VclVL‘l $2 50 Patlllt‘ VClVL‘l $1.50

 

MEN’S BATH ROBES

(lumint'l I3 written rill ll\’t‘l' lbc countenance of the man

who dons :1 Halli Robe {or the period occupied by the morning

or evening :lblution. There's comfort. too, in the price of

lll(‘:~'(' gurmcntsjust now :11 the littl)(‘l'll:l>ll(‘l’}' Store (just in—

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

side the Main Street entrance.
Regular $5.00 Robes. now $4.00.
Regular $10.00 Robes, now $8.00.
.\l>11 :1 <1null lot of Sliioltiug jackets in sizes 34. 35, 3!). 37

$3.50

and 38. Regular price

$5.110.

Special price

 

A DEMONSTRATION
New Connectlcut Meat Chopper

'l‘liulwlui'. l’t'iduv and Saturday the Kitchen l'iurnik'liiugfir
Section «Inwrn'giiiii-gl'will ,llt‘ mullc inure than usually interesting
\voiulcrful
Mull

\Villi its three ilitl'l'changeable

l1_\' :1 demonstration of the really l‘k‘Sllil..\_lilFll\1'.’IIl

be achieved with the New t'ouuccticul and Vegetable

(hoppers. Rotors IlHl only

local :lml \‘1';:t'l:ll1ll'~ but clumx. o‘wtcn. 11111 butter, chocolate.

cuciuuiut, dutw. tip. crueltcrx ('11:. can be reduced to any rc-

ilil'cc \l/t'fi.

f. l.25

quircd curbistcuc)‘.

980

I

$l.50.

" «In Aavcrfiucmcnf 9 ,““' fl
filling of Variw: A A flat.
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A Few Sample Shoes.

If you wear 6. 7 or 8, ’lve can save you $1.00 on .1 pair.

Enamel Leather. Box Calf, and Patent Leuthe
Blochers. worth 33,50; sample price $2.48.

Hip Rubber Boots, special $3. 00
Storm Proof Shoes for Women, $1.,50 $2 00, and $3 00.

A Fit in Every Pair.
Olsen’s Shoe Stor

SOUTH NORWALK.

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O.”GOOONOOOWOONN”990””OOWOOOOOOOMOOOOO

That Chilly Feeling.

It‘ s the quality of the coal you burn 1n the furnace that
determines whether or not you shall be entirely comfort-
able during cold weather. or "a little chilly.” With inferior
coal it is impossible to get satisfactory heat though a
much larger quantity is burned.

Coal costs you no more here—but there‘s quite a diller-
ence in the value. The first order will show you why it is
profitable to deal with us.

For open grates we have found CANNEL the most sat-
isfactory lupl.

John H Ferris,

I40 Washington Street South Norwalk.(‘1mn _ ,
.OMOW“OOOOMOO“OOOO“O00¢OOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOO

' LA. A A.

NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD. GOVERNMENT WANTS MORE
HARTFORD. ()ctolmr Zfiw'lnc nu- LAND
nunl molding of tho stuckholdcrn ol' BAN I1 IIANCII'IOO October Elie-l
the Now England llullrowl Company accordance with ordcru rucctved not
was bold horn yesterday afternoon. Ibo wnrdopnrtmont; lihourdof olllco
'l‘wo lnmdvcd thouuund shares of com- wll meet 11 the pronldo today for t
mob and lII'Iy lhoutumd shares of pro purpose. of consldurlng tho ncqulultlo
{erred clock worn loprouontml 'l‘ltutof nddlllonol Inndu necesnury for in
old boom of dlrc clorn was roclcctcd: thor lol'tll'lcutlonll 11nd unri'lnonu nt l.
Iloynl (‘ 'I'uft. Providence. R. 1.; entrance of tbla harbor. The proper!
'.l0lm M llull New llnvcn. Imvccctt which the honrd will lnapcet I11 ulttl
I’lrulncrd Horttordl (Burton lt‘l‘oueh. ltod at Lnununa. be 1.11 Marcello. licnc
Seymour; J Plcnpont Morgan Now south (It tho (llllt Ilouw (loltlnn (3c
lurk clty; ll‘n one 8. Curtis Boston: Park and Lobou crook
Edward D oliblno.Wntl1nrntloId; The olitcgrll. who ‘nro dctnllud for t .
Edward (I. llucklnnd. l’rovldcnec; honrd amt olonel Hemp Fl. ltnwlou. A
(‘lllirlou II'. Umnkt'l‘ 'l‘orrlnrrton: Hon llllory Corps; Llnulcmml Union
.lAu Sprlnulluld. Mann" 11nd (loo. (lhnrlorl III. L. H llnvlu Corimol 1011
1111b Now 111m 11. com. turd Molar (lrmlry l’. Mlllnr 0! ll
J'l‘hu election of (lil‘tlt‘lm‘fl wnn tlln Quartermaster. noppttmcnt
only hunlnozm ti on 2.9.1 tort

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PRESIDENT VALENTINE lht. H. I.

OAKLAND (lab. DOctohor 25~Th0
111m of Jd. Valentino. 01 the Would

other company In stlgbtly
Improve although he hi not by our
11mm out olldonser. .

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(‘HlCAGO October Bhanrd It
boon retolvud lhltt. Dori. Mott of Elsi
limb u ltl‘f‘tllsted in Pet-Monica, III.
the} Altai,“ or bung ltnltllctttnd In .

bone that robbery. The ratio
0111511011 that” When lira-outed ho IIM
Inge quoulty o! stallion wblch It
doom. he won out n: mull.

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