All ‘hll‘aim‘la ctmmufildatlani" tar
this office than"! hepatitis-Iii to Th0
Sentinel. ‘Phrobn‘al limeri“i‘l'lfl ideolrod.
WIATHER FORECAIT.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Saturday.
The disturbance. in the lake regions
yesterday morning moved rapidly east-
ward and is now passing out the. St.
Lawrence valley. Cloudy weather with
light local showers prevail .over New
England. and pleasant weather in the
central and southern sections, There.
has been a slight fall in temperature
in the lake region. and a slight rise in
temperature in New England. Light
frost was reported from Jacksonville.
A. J. Collins spent yesterday in New
York on business.
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——Leg of Lamb. l2lficfllO Water St.
Miss Lillian Pierson. of Norwalk. has
been the guest of friends in Durien.
.. ”‘va
w—Full line of Winter Cups. (l'llrlen.
Lester Wheeler, of Norwulk. has
been visiting Chester Meeker. in West-
on.
«Swt. Potatoes. 20c pk. li‘.D.L. it Co.
Mrs. Susan (lrecn of Norwalk. has
been visiting (lcorgc l9. ’l‘ayior. in Wil-
Ion.
-—~Frcsll or Salt Hooks. 100. iinyes's.
Rev. Paul Moore Strnycr enjoyed
a. fishing trip yesterday at llclle is-
land.
”Blankets. 59c upward; Comfort-
ables. SL2!) upward; Sofa Pillows. lliic
upward; Bed Pillows, 69c upward. M.
S. Smith & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John Silcox. of West
street. have been entertaining George
stter.
-Pork Roast 100. 10 Water St.
Arthur Caney. of South Norwalk.
has secured a position in the store of
W. S. Sturtevant.
a...
~—-Pearl Soft Hats. O‘Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Kellogg. of
Highland Grove. Norwaik. Were recent
visitors in Ridgefleld.
—-Swt. Potatoes. 20c pk. l-‘.ll.L. & Co.
Miss Annie Troy. who has been the
guest of her cousin A. J. Collins. re
turned to her home in Newtown yvsicr
day.
-—Best Loin or Rib
Pork Chops
12V“: lb. Hayes's.
Senator John H. Ferris has been
awarded the contract for the supplying
of [.000 barrels of Portland cement
for the contractors who are building
the Ridge-field sewer.
-—.-\ll kinds Window Shades. 10c up.
ward: all grades Rug Fringes. the up.
ward; Curtain Rods. 5c upward. M. S.
Smith at Co.
The Young People's Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor will give a reception to-
night. in honor of the. recently elected
president. Rev. John B. Lawrence. An
interesting program has been arrang-
ed.
——Turke_vs. ltc lb. llaycs's.
Elmer Case. chief engineer of the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company's plant in Meadow street. is
reported better today. Mr. Case has
been seriously ill since Saturday last
with lumbago.
~—l.adies‘ Hats. Ladles' Hats. O'Brien.
Congressman Hill, Lieutenant (lov-
emor Keeler General Frost. Senator
Ferris. Judge Light Cononel Mathew
son. Postmaster Crowe and ex-Shcrifi
Swarts went to nartl‘ord today to at
tend the dinner to Hon. Samuel Fes
senilen.
~-5 lb. pail Lard. 60c. Hayes‘s.
The selecttuen should have had the
.‘ um
. (Tillman avenue.
l. (l. Hamilton“: in Springfieldp
Mum
' is in at tile am is
Mass. yesterday, on business.
wShh-it'll; Chickens. till/:0 "1- litlyt‘S'fl
. Nearly all the Norwalk lawyers are
attending court in Bridgeport today.
Thomas Collins. bf ‘Da‘nbury. has so-
cured a position in the store of A. J.
Collins it Company.
~Cranberries, 8c qt. F'. i). L. it Co.
Parties are negotiating with ll‘l'i‘tlt’F
Ick H. Rowan. for the purchase of his
newly improved property in Rowayton.
The quarantine which has been on
the house of James Hawk-rs, No. ill
North Main street, on account of diph—
theria. has been removed.
—-Mourning Bands. Umbrellas and
Canes. O'Brien.
At the last meeting of the Arlnn
Singing Society. it was decided to have
its first social of the season on Thanks-
giving night. in Arion Hall. .iolin Neuv
gcbauer and Henry Schick were. taken
into the society.
W. ii. Parks. the crack shot. went
hunting. yesterday, in the Huckleberry
woods. near Silvermlne. and succeeded
in shooting a wood gray fox and five
gray squirrels. The fox is a beauty.
and many admired the fur of..the ani-
mal. when they saw it in a wagon on
Railroad avenue, this morning.
-—Dunlap. Youman'Derblcs. O‘Brien.
A new departure in the baggage de-
partment of the Consolidated road has
just gone into effect. Baggage of any
description may now be checked at any
of the larger cities direct to any resi-
dence or hotel in New York or Brook-
lyn. The plan should be of great cou-
V'Cllli’ilt’t‘ [(l travelers.
Quite a little money changed hands
in Saugstuck, on the recent New York
city election. John Dorr and David
Smith put up their cash on Low. while
Thomas Glynn and William Williams
covered it for them on the Tammany
idol. Shepard. with the result that Dorr
and Smith are winners. One of the lat-
ter two. in speaking about the bets.
said that it seemed like a shame to take
their winnings. it was so easy.
——Cranberries. 8c at F. D. L. 8: Co.
O. H. Hammond. chief consul for
Conccticut of the. League of American
Wheelmenmeccived notification yes
terday from President H. S. Earle 0‘
the League that the annual meetin"
of the i... A. W. National Assemblv
would be held in Torrington next Feb
ruary. the exact dates to be fixed by
Secretary Abbot Baesctt, who will
issue the oiliclal call for the meeting
—Broiiing or Roasting Chickens.
lZléc lb. Hayes's.
The Stamford Poultry Associatiou
has fixed upon the period from Nov. 2?
1m November 24. inclusive. as the date
I for the first poultry show to be given
Iundcr its auspices. Richard Clark
'and John Lyatt have been appointed a
l committee on program. and C. Russell
illart. W. C. Hoyt and Benjamin Knapp
‘ a committee on pormiums. There will
be cash prizes and display prizes.
I
--~Spccial front Kitch Dept; Double
.Roasters. 350; sheet iorn Drip Pans
iChopping Bowls. Meat Choppers. Ap~
ple Parers. at lowest prices. M. S.
.Smith 8: Co.
I A lcngthly list of motions will con
ifrout Judge Ralph Wheeler at the
short calendar session of the superior
icourt. which came in today but none
lot them is of particular interest Six
fpetitions for decrees of divorce are
on the list. as follows: Alberto i-‘er
rarl from Vittoria M. Ferrari. Herman
Eiloyt from Cora Hoyt. Agnes Brilto
ffrom Charles H. Britto.
Ltlodfrey from Susie .\, Godfrey, Mary
W. S. Papiasiantz from
‘lapasiantz. and James .-\.
from Edith M. Kennedy.
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—-The imperial Crown cigar does not
only please the smoker. it pleases
llhose around him.
Kenndy
I
I
I The only motion of any great in
lteresl on the short calendar list for
i‘h" court of common pleas which as
Itaken up today is by the defendant for
is limitation of Lime for pleading in the
‘suit of the C. ll. Bennett woe company
Edwin \V '
Vt“ rtaness .
credit in yesterday's Sentinel of nam- .against John \V. Banks. The case is
in the number of officials at the pal- linleresting because it is another step
ling place in Tuesday‘s election. asiln the long legal complication which
well as fixing the compensation to be . seems to have resulted from an effort
given each. and not the registrars. as on the DI" 0f Henry A- Bishop and
published nigger“); lWilliam D. Bishop. Jr.. oust the
" iBeuneu company from lilo store. at
rMain street and the Postolilcc arcade.
Public linker a--.
i I Business is rushing in Mei-idea. says
Ythe Merlden Journal. Vice-President
IGeorite H. Wilcox. oi the international
iSilver Company. said yesterday that
' 'erery department of the big manufac-
Iory was working nights until 8 or 9
o'clock. that the business outlook was
fine. and that the factory would con.
tinne working nights until Christmas.
The Wilcox Silver Plate and the Bar.
hour Silver Companies branches of the
’lnternatlonal Company. are also work
ing evenings until 3 o‘clock. M. C.
iRogers A Brothers' silver plate factory
illustrious is rushing and the hands are
‘ ' ‘vm’kllt GYM
~(lhirkcns. lilac. In Water 8!.
Roast Pork.
Pork Chops.
12c lb
12: lb.
12: in.
We “is.
Small Fresh Home.
th Shoulders.
82 south?“
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”Ahlxr ”rill?!” “ ad'rlllrttv‘s'rxloilm our.
The Clifford Pharmacy;
' Two Omit liot WatetiBotlléS. .
.p ' an! Ortiz Year.
. : raise.
' Tel. Call in. Win Carries.
, 'tmiillluiiiatl Elizabeth .' houthNormilt
g ‘_ a
A eat: or LACE CURTAINS.
All um‘au lots in stock at reduced
prices.
All adiuating of stocks la in progress
in the curtain store. All the small lots
left by the summer and early fall busi-
ness have been set aside: will be sent
scurrying out under the impetus of
substantial price-concessions.
Stiles of this sort'arc no new thing
here. Whenever there are too many
small lots. this is the way of getting
rid of them. The store loses money.
gets some good advertising (which is
a profit) gives even greater value titan
usual to customers.
This time there are. about l25 pairs
in 50 lots.
Prices are reduced a-fourth
half.
[0 li‘
Scotch-lace
3 pairs, worth $15. 812.
:1 pairs worth $12. $9.
3 pairs worth 88.50. to.
3 pairs. worth $6.75. $4.50.
3 pairs. worth 85. 8.5.50.
2 pairs. worth $4. 83.
2 pairs worth $2.50, ”.50.
3 pairs. worth 2.50. $1.50.
2 pairs. worth $2. SL2!»
lriah-polnt
2 pairs. worth $21. 815.
2 pairs. worth 320. $14.
3 pairs. worth 816, 8l2.
fl pairs worth Slim. “0.50.
2 pairs. worth to, $4.
Ruffled Bobbinet
3 pairs: worth 813.50.510.
2 pairs. worth 312. 88.
3 pairs. worth ”0.50. 87.50.
2 pairs. worth 86. Si.
2 pairs. worth 85. $3.50.
2 pairs worth 8t. 83.
Ruffled Muslin
3 pairs. worth $6. 84.50.
3 pairs. worth $4.50. 83.
3 pairs. worth $3.75. 82.25.
in addition. these special values:
200 pairs ruffled muslin curtains.
s riped, tucked and Empire designs.
worth 95c pair. 65c.
600 yards plain Swiss curtalning.
short lengths. worth lzléc to 30c yard.
3c.
lilo yds. striped sash muslin. worth
lllc vard. Sc.
Third floor. take elevator.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS (10..
Bridgeport.
Wallpaper-s '
Paints
Window Glass
House Painting and
Paper Hanging a
specialty.
J A. RUDDER
33 South Mam Street.
South Norwalk.
VREMEBER
Gas is a clean. sure, quick fuel.
A GAS RADIATOR.
A Gas CylinderStov-e or Heater.
For convenience, safety and com
fort.
Have you
for a
made your selection
CHRISTMAS PRESENT?
Look at our snap LAMPS.
They‘re as cheap and pretty as
can be bought.
Office open Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday nights. 36 Wash-
ing street.
Conn. Railwail it
Lilihtina Co.
W...“ m-
'I‘H
'flavil {all Hotel
1;. .‘ r3“ 1-:
‘ Hibernian-ain't.
I
‘maa .lm millet sp-
; lasing-Mm ‘ g; g in,
‘ ‘fl’sld semis.
Maior Sinithfi. Leach. in charge or
the New London district, Uultcd1
States cngineel‘fi' department. with
headquarters in New London, has rc-
celved notification lliatho would be
ordered to a more important post of
duty. at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, in a
few days. Major beach expects to re-
ceive the. orders today or tomorrow.
The rumor Will command a battalion
of United States engineers. which is
now on its way from the Philippines.)
The. battalion is conceded to be one. of
the, finest bodies of troops in the Unit-
ed States awn/ICU. and the appointment
of Major Leach to their command is a
distinction alid honor. Wl'll tncrltod by
the long term of service.
There are three battalions of eagl-
neers in the United States army. Ono
battalion is stationcd at Washington.
another is on duty at Manila. and the
third. which Major “each will com-
mand. is at sea, on its way to this
country. As early as the latter body
of troops arrive at ban Francisco. they
will be soul to Fort Leavenworth.
which locality has lli-‘i‘ll selected by
the war department for practical mat
hocuvrcs of troops.
While Major Lcoch regrets his dc~
parture froth New London, where he
and his family have formed many plea-
stint associations. the transfer to his
new field of, labors Will take him back
to activo soldier duty in fluid. a duty
which will be particularly agreeable
after years. spent in directing the build
ing of the most extensive ('tlli‘ll. forlifl
cations in the country. The successful
culmination of these labors has won a
creditable reward from his superior of
llcers, -
it has been reported that the major
would be accompanied by the entire
staff of the office in New London. Such
a statement is erroneous. Nonv of the
present. {13?th will leave. \Vbuu the
tnnlor departs he will no uiiacoonliu‘lu
led. His family will remain in New
London for several weeks, until suita-
ble accommodations are provided at
his new post. Ail the. books and per-
sonal belongings of the. major are be
ing packed in the engineer‘s olllcc in
the Administration building.
M8101" Leach came to New London
during the. summer of 1806. At that
time the fortifications on thr- island?
at the eastern entrance to Long is
land Sound were. lull planned on paper.
The major and his small staff estab
lislied headquarters in the top story
of the Mullscy building. where prelim
lnary working plans were. drawn for
the big batteries now about completed
in this vicinity. All the plans and
specifications and the actual billldln?
operations has been done under the
maior‘s personal direction.
Major Smith S. Leach was appoint
ed to the United States Military acad
may at West Point. from ludiana, July
l. tail. He was commissioned second
lieutenant of engineers June 16. 11575.
in April, 1886. ..e was made a captain
and he received his present commie
sion as major in February. 13,97.
STRICKEN WITH APOPLEXY.
John C. Taylor in a Serious Candi.
tiers—Collapsed at the Capitol.
John C. Taylor, secretary of the Con
nectlcut Prison Association. was
stricken with apoplcxy at the Capitol
in Hartford yesterday afternoon and
lies at his home. .\'o ill? Lafayette
street. in a serious condition. He was
reading an evening paper in the rail
road coniniissioners‘ oihce about 4.1.?
o'clock and feeling faint passed into
an inner room to get a drink of water.
lie suddenly discovered that his riah'
hands were weak audition that he had
lost the use of his lctt hand l‘pon at
tempting to return to the filllt‘l' room
he discovered that lll' had lost the
power to mow in ”It“ left leg. and fell
on the floor while attempting to reach
a chair.
Miss Kcnixo-dy in» stcnozrapher in
the office, summoned assistance and
Highway (Tunlluissionui MacDonald
and Engineer llovt and clerk Kelsey
of his (lilii‘i' rwpoudv-l Mr. Ta)lor
was conscious and able to talk. but
could not mow He was laid on a
lounge and stimulants \vvi‘c adminis-
tered. wllil'll revived him somewhat
llr. Jami-s H. Naylor was called and
under his~ direction Mr. Taylor was
taken in a hack to his home ills con-
dition is diagnosed as hcmeplcgia.
whkh may bea blood clot on the right
lulu- of the brain and if so the chances
are better for recover than brain hear
orrhage. Mr. Taylor has lost the use
of the entire left side of tn.- body
Last night he was made as comforta-
ble as possible but was very restless.
His physican is hopeful of his recov-
ery.
Mr. Taylor was not feeling well yes-
terday morning when he went to the
odice and his wife noticed his chancel
appearance, but there was no other
indication iii the collapse whilli iol‘
lowed. He is considered a strolls
man physically. but has been some-
whai worried lately over (he: discom-
forta of moving from Farmington are
nae to his present residence.
LONDON FOO LIFTS.
LONDON. November Il-u'l‘he fox
. has lifted and numerous vessels dain-
.~ seed in collision have been arriving at
various ports. No serious fatalities
am reported.
The British steamer Middleton from
Bushes Ayres and the‘ British steamer
‘Scotian from Palermo have been in
collision on the. noodwln 3mm. . Both
,1 vessels sustained much damage. The
‘ Middleton In full of water.
WASHINGTON. November S—Min-
VICEROY KAI BUCCEEDO Ll HUNG'
CHAND.
flew—-
Food and Refill. to
and the Nerves Weak. Need
Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets.
There is a cure for dyspepsia. Sui»
fevers who have tried noxious noc-
trums will probably be skeptical but
skepticism vanishes when .stuart's
Dyspepalaflfablets srstrietl, Whether
I pram It. Malta the mad Heavy
I
the trouble is dyspepsia of:
lag. or merely a simple case of indiges-
tion. relief is prompt and pronounced.
The less the trouble the fewer tablets
need be taken.
Hearviness after eating, sour stom-
ach. as indicatod by belching. iatliluc
with slight exertion, or with no excr-
tlon at all. disturbed sleep. nervous-
ness. constipation, depresaion. “blues."
these things can commonly he set
down as symptoms of dyspepsia. And
dyspepsia is merely indigestion in an
aggravated form.
By promoting perfect digestion Stu-
art's Dyspepsia Tablets produce. strong
nerves. rcstful. refreshing slccp. pure
blood and {good sound healthy flesh
They make the skin ulnar, the eyes
bright. the mind cheerful.
Stuart’s Dyspepsia ’Iablets are. a
medicine and more. than a medicine,
’i‘hcy digest the food and make it easy
of assiniiliatlon. and they relieve the
inflamed. diseased conditions of the
membraueous linings and the glands of
the stomach and bowels. They help
the digestive orcuns over the hard
places. and put them into a healthy.
active condition. They cv-ll‘cct a quick
and prcuiaucut cure. You don't have to
contiauc takinc them forever, still it
is null to have a boil handy and take
onc PI ilw llrst l'i'lill‘ll ol‘ tlin trouble
i’cl‘ftmtly wcll people are made sick
by eating too much, or uuwholl-somc
food, but not if they take a. tablet af.
ter eating. Treatment with Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets dues not necessitate
div-tine, or any chance of habits. They
digest the proper food and act upon
the other kind in such a wav to make
it pass off ouickly and harmlessly. You
may eat and drink what you like, when
you like. and as much as you like if
you take a tablct afterwards.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all drutzzists at 50 cents for full
also packnaes.
Send to l‘. A. Stuart Co. Marshall.
Mich. for little bnk on stomach dis-
eases. smiled frcc.
DEPOSITS
both large and small. made during the
first five days of any month. will draw
interest from the first of that month,
provided. of course. that same remain
until next interest time.
The South Norwalii Savinas Bank.
I'NITI‘ID HANK lil'll.l)l.\'f.l.
Upon Saturday cvrniua. ii to it.
TheSouihNorwaIk
Trust Co.
Does 3
GENERAL BANKING BUSL
NESS.
Accounts Solicitcd. . . . .
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Open Saturday Evenings From 6
to 8 o‘clock.
Savings Accounts Solicited.
Soup AND successrtu.
Gill NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. *7l’00.0'00.00
Surplus. 3100. 000.00
Other Prams. 330.000.00
JOIN ll. m3. Preside-l.
JACOB I. “WON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Farris Henry tumour
John H. Knapp Christian Mt:
John H. Light I. H. MIMI!
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Account: inflated.
luster Conger at Pekin has informed
the State Department Yuan Sill Ital
has been animated to succeeds Li
Hung Chang as riceroy of cum and
that Wang We: Khan has been are
initiated deputy Vlwoy at the some.
imfleuce. Yuan Idaho mat. rte
cm of Shah Tim; province.
WW
*oaau‘r cauutzv snowman.
lay. who was trial in killing Bull
stamp. a millionaire nine owner here.
so Ilia. it
, B-Ofllfimmtmmw
s-—- Hairy milieu-e of mu Crinn- try
Taking No Charleen—Won-v-When
you were robbed of the twenty .dol-
tars. why didn't you yell for the po
lice?
Van Polk—Don‘t be silly:
‘ Ieit~PucIL
I had til
r u u.
I Buy and Try a Box Tonight.
While you think of it, go buy and
‘ a be: of Cucmls Candy Ca-
thariic. ideal laxative, tonight. l’otl’il
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
sun. swimming we. . ,,
omy ll unquestionable.
to-date in style. honest in quality. We
vour mind is on now.
ierings. You are asked to make careful
A WEEK AMONG
OUTER GARMENTS.
Mid season now for the selling of
ready-to.wear garments. Never such
a stock to choose from as now. These
items at these prices should be nipped
up in a jifiy.
Llidiru‘ Black Hoover Cloth float.
heavy satin lined. vclvet collar. latest
style. handsomely tailored worth $l5.
for $10.7“.
Bargains in Ladics‘ Oxford Raglan
Coats. eight different styles. Prices
from $10.98 up.
Ladics‘ (.‘bcviot Suits, double breast»
cd Jacket. silk lined. circular ilounce
skirt. $12.50.
Ladlcs' Pebble Cheviot Suits. Jacket
satin lined, stitched circular llounce
~klrt, $15.00.
Lailéca' Fine All-wool (‘lotli Skirts.
circular lliu‘ncc tzifl‘ctu silk trimmed.
$3.98.
Ladies‘ Black Cheviot Tucked
Skirts. circular flouhcc. trimmcd with
stitched satin. $5.25.
Biz line of Lhdics' Walking Skirts.
made of the newest goods in the lat-
est styles. $3.98 up.
A SPECIAL SELLING 0F
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.
Coaid fill the entire “ad” with
tempting items from this sectIOn.
haven't space though: so will have to
be content with a hint or two as fol-
'ows:
34-inch Wool Costume ('iotli. in til“
now season's shades. good value at
itile: a bargain. only 59c. yard.
Slim ll All‘wnol Ladies' Cloth, heavy
rvclcht. new satin finish. fall line of
roiors. special at $1.00 yard.
litiuth Yams-Mai Silksutliis is a
new. soft finish silk. Large line of
POWERFUL TRADE MAGN £15.,
The attractiveness of the values In this “ad" la beyond dispute. The In-
trinalc worth of every item emphasized is above argument. The price sooth,
We've chosen saasonabie things to tenant you: up.
We chosen just the merchandiaa flint
You are asked to carefully read the chapter of pi.
buy. Your self interest will decide this to your satisfaction.
comparisons. You are not asked to
light and dark colors. extra value. 45c].
yard.
21-inch lilch Quality Taffeta Silks. ‘
satin and lace effect stripes. used for
waists. also dross trimmings. $1.26 ‘
quality for 98c. yard.
WINTER UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Don't buy shoddy, when clean cote
tonand wool costs you so reasonably
as these. They are put here to "hint
you.
Women's Jersey ltlbbed Vests and
Pants. heavy fleece lined. Forest Mills
Make. 49¢. each.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Wool For-
c-si Mills Vesta and Pants. superior
finish. 75c. each.
Men's Cumel's llair
Shirts and l’lrawcrs; also Heavy
Welcbt Fleece Double Breasted Bhlrts.
with Drawers to match. 496. each.
Men's Fine Quality Merino Shirts
and Drawers. heavy weight, in natural
and camel‘s hair. 75¢. each.
ltov‘s Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts
and Drawers. nicely madezac. each.
Misses Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants. fleece lined. Forest Mills make,
all sizes. 25¢. each.
SOME SPECIALS FROM THE
STOCKING SECTION.
Buy from these and you buy the
right. thinq at the riqht price. Yes;
less thr- the right price. and we'll
charge the loss of profit to advertising.
Women's Final lllack Silk Finished.
li‘uu l-‘aahiouml Stockings, 15¢. a pair.
Ladics‘ Fancy Hose. reduced from
21». and 1'09: to close out at 19¢. a pair.
Men’s Wool Hope in camel's hair,
natural and black. 121/2c a pair.
Men's Fine Quality All—wool Hose.
25¢. a pair.
Boy's Extra Heavy Ribbed School
lime. spliced heel and toe. size Ii to
10, 15¢. a pair.
83 and 85 Washington Street, 80. ilorvall.
Medicated ‘
'Enough
i
enough just now.
abiliili to secure.
ing satisfactoru.
Francis 8: Co.
You’re Warm .
Dressed as think) as possible.
The Underwear at its thinnest is thick
A popular price is 50 cents per gal-
meni. and realizing it. we have made our 2
a line at this price as high Grade and as
satisfactoru in even) respect as is our
The results oi our efforts are prov-
We are selling con-
siderable Undergarments.
We have higher priced garments. all
correspondinglil well selected.
Straw Hats. as liahi as is consistent
with durabilitll.
98 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and it is announced that the stroke
of policy will soon be made known. ,
MORMONS IN LONG RIDGE.
W
Village Boys Said to Have Something
in More for the LattenDay Saints.
The hand of latter Day Saints who:
have been boldlnc forth in the vicinity '
.of [mg Ridge for some time part.I '
.continue to preach thr- gospel In that “lunch-mot;
lviclnity. notwithstandlnfl ow able (4- mhggmggghmium ,
iforts of the lit-v. MI; Moon to polar. out yam“ 1",.“ mu ”m .
the evil in their octrines all: ways. Ion insult.“ um '
”The Saints who compost» this partlr-wi ""4““ wWIIuGgII-IMIW
lsr hand of the society have. all tbci firfimmi flfiimawn
persistency to be expected in men of ‘ . '
their calling. Even the milihll’Tfltllr
pranks of the Long Ridge youth, urhoi
* have solved the opportunity for wine
0f the tumour. “Long Ridge brand" of
fun at their extreme. have not. appar-I
catty. rallied the temper of these Lat,
tor Day Saints. it is rumored that
the mischievous element in the vicln-
lty of. thr1 present abode of the Saints
hat-tv planned a coup which they hope
will accomniic‘v what Mr. Moon‘s «r.
forts may hat“ left undone. Just. when
the map is to be sprain: the young;
mean have not given art. Borers”
rcouncill- have been held on the iii-tun
a
IO-‘ll-lll ,
Norwalk Chronicler