oy Intuit
olsed umbrella with nhortll uncle do
uigned for short people to carry.
Sapphire blue velvet forms the stock
and grids of II white taffeta ebb-v,
‘ wallet that in polka-dotted with black.
Almonoo for Tomorrow. .. i
. . : _ most satisfactory of win-
gala: 26:34; @333 $332.4; tor been that can receive only ordln I
my care in the Chinese primrose Be
sure when watering the plants to col .
bouncer communication for p
the water on the roll only for Wall)!"
o obouid be oddrooood to Tho will blunt the flower buds.
doll. out» and Pflprllbol'.
III III. f
I 2mm N
hilt. NOVEMBER 16. 1901.
Roulette
Sachets
“exothermic“
\Dailsls
'DrcssSkwts
ln big variety offered today and this evening at very ,
tempting prices. Come and look our lines over.
No trouble to show you the goods. even though you he
only looking.
Even the woman wnonc home has
only a northern exposure can have It
wealth of plants through the winter, it
she will make u. right octet-.tion Arn-
ong the prettier arc begcuius, many of
which are as IiecoiatIVo on plants that
blossom ..
year ago the legislature of
once abolished the pike coon
ion and workhousc commis-
f Knox county and created
Knox county mad commis-
__ To this new board is con—
thc control of all road—build-
Il‘thc county, and also of the
y workhonsc. The idea
0 make the. able- bodied bio
on of the institution "earn
r keep," .~.by working on thc
It has been decided that
action of the lcgislattuc is
titutional.
Three time: a 631.10" tinm I you tho
GOLD I DUST ’
twin: will make yaw dish-waking my.
“l5 N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY.
Blown in one of the best colors or
the season, A brown picture but of
velvet; is trimmed with three immense
brown ostrich fenthcts, the only other
trimming being tiny Iusset yellow out
in bands about the NOW“.
Stronger and ole-or spacing than any other make.
Our Union Lock Hog, Field and Cattle Fence, Union Lawn
Fence Gates etc., guaranteed first close.
Your doc or ohbuld handle this line-4f not, write us tor
prices. Catalogue free.
UNION FENCE (30.. DE KALB, ILL.. U. S. A.
GOMSTOCK, WATKINS 81 DOW,
112 Washington SL. South Norwalk.
Telephone Call 43-6.
LAST OF EVANGELISTlC SERVICES
A large congregation listened to Mr.
‘l‘uiler’s address to the yourig people.
last night. Tile singing by the chorus
woe beautifully rendered. Mr. Roth
guvo a solo. “(lilllloof Mr. Meredith
also Hang ".lcsuu in Culling You
Home" very sweetly. Mr. 'i‘ullnr's
Chico».
popIIIAII A'Muscncu'ro. " 'V
Our New Mlniotor Tonight.
Sun, moon and stars will all shine
bright on Our New Minister. when it
comes to Hoyt'n Theatre, this after-
noon and night for its annual engage-
'Inellt. This latest effort of Hellman
Thompson and (.eorgew Rycr. author
If “The Old Homestead, " on ltn first
Ircsentmont hole lllllt season was one
If the-biggest hits in years. "Our
New Minister“ in bright, witty, and.
Ibove IIII, clean. The play is sustain-
Id by its otvn real merit not depend-
ing upon any clap trap or scenery to
dance the audience The dialogue is
'II-llllani and at times excruciatingly
'unny. It is a play of real life and
:1“) characters are those that may be
not in any email narrow country town
It New England. it is impossible to
vitness “Our New Minister" without
rlicking out prototypes in real life of
”he characters that are. depicted on
the stage. it has been termed “tho
Iunlntcat play of Yankee land." and
it in otton necessary to wash the
leaves or palmu and other decorative
plants when the soil about the roots
does not need water. Do not delay
the one for the other, and do not retard
the plant by watering the soil just be-
cause you are was. hug the leaves and
want to do it all up at once,
Dr.. Daniel freeman, of (Iago
ty. Nebraska, lS kn0wn as the
lot homestcader of the nation."
living on the first farm the
lived States government gave
troy under the homestead act.
gp home is on Cub creek, about
:2 miles west of Beatrice. His
31 entry of 160 acres has
pandcd until it is now a magnif—
ill: farm of I 200 acres, well
load and equipped with the
This is the season when guy colors
are most acceptable. Ladies who have
held thatnon but the most outlet col-
ors were permissible when traveling
are wearing many touches of bright
colors on their railroad Journeys. One
traveling dress of red and black mixed
zllloilne is untrlmmed but neatly tin
lshed with stitching, There in a touch
of both white and red on the black hat
worn with it, the gloves are the street
red and them is a touch of the name
bright colol in new whit stock
DEPRECATE .INTLCHAMBERLAIN
DEMONSTRATIONS. '
BERLIN. November lii~Tho execu-
tive committees of the German voter~
IIII’II Union and the Prussian National
Veteran’s Union have issued ll. state-
mont deprccutln Arm-Chamberlain
EVERYDAY SMALLWARES. DRESS GOODS BARGAINS.
lilelnort 8 Dress Shields, Nos. 2. 3,
45 inch, Black Figured Serge, all
uildings and modern maclr ...- - ‘Ieors out to the lettel this descrlp- talk on Delusions was very practical tlelnflllfiimmlllfi on account, 03 the and 4. 2m: quality, 19: wool. regular 750 quality, 31c
I ‘ lirolled turkey, rom The Designer. tion it in safe to guy that no play in Ind pointed, drawing several conleIII. British Colonial socrcturye recent llcut 7,: Brush Brnld all colors, 50 inch Cheviot Ser e in brown
..__......_... Selectnsmallheutulkcy hatchedlute “'9 English language 9’95““ 3° "‘5‘ llluntrnlloue to Improuu the 5pm“! m hillrlhorougll. saying that during this sale. 5° and grey rc ularg‘iéc uallt 59c
.‘ l: I l . . l . ' . lIl July. split it down the back as you "lrnr. so tlIIthiul and no effective on lhtlllllllifi twosome Tomorrow after while "‘0" “‘9 second to none i“ “9"" Lfldltlfi' fancy frilled SlIIB-SIIDDOI‘P ‘ g a y'
heroics NC“ d argclncrcase would a chicken for brol. ng. Give it ,1 object lesson in every day life of n noon at it ouioelt overwill be a moot. ionul patriotism and enthusiasm they era. always sold for 25c, now We 50 inch Black Pebble Cheviot, our
o'ilally number of VlSliors to quick wrench With both hands to make New England rural cummunity. it fair- ing for men only. to Which nil illt'll jluuo "The moot sellout! grounds ’01 Fancy or plain Neck Ribbone, all regular $1.25 quality, $1.66
TOP of the Waxhington m0"- it “8 flat. but do not pound it to break ly bristles with bright, sparkling com- are invited. 'l‘onn'ulow owning will curneatly requesting veterans to re silk. good patterns, at 10c
60 inch Heavy Oxford Kersey, the
best all wool cloth tel pedcs~
trlun skirts, regular 31. 35, this
sale ".00
44 Inch Black Silk Finish Crepon,
real value $1. 50 and $1. 25 tor
this sale. ‘ 85c
Ills-inch Corduroy In colors, 75c
50-inch Novelty Sultlngs. browne,
'l‘ullur' s and Roth‘ 3 in-
All ale invited
mill. with ditches of tender sentiment '.louc Mi‘iitilli.
train from any demonstration in this
and In full of lively pituotlons.
out since the installation of the matter,
W lcctric clcvalor III the shaft.
rig the month of October I4,
persons made the ascent, 10,-
of whom were carried up ill
levator and 3.080 reached the
by means of the stairway.
nukes a total of 1,992,28o
the bones, (lhop the wings to the first
joint. Remove the cntrnile, glzznrd
1110., and wipe the turkey clean with ll
damp cloth. Lay it out in a big pun
season well with salt and pepper stand
it in a quick oven for half an hour, then _
put it. 0n the broiler and brou It a rich
blown. Put it on u hot pluttoI put
plenty of butter on It. and 881W! it well
garnished with parsley
"Velvet Grip ”one
while or block, all nines. one
low price, 15c pr.
WINTER UNDERWEAR. '
Fine Wool Grey Skirts and Drew-
crs, sizes up to 48. made from
Australian wool. the best 81. 25
Underwear yct shown out
price.
,Supporteru,
born in Not wulk.
I
ymour sSt
s villce the shaft was first »,~ _.. Natural Grcy three-quarters wool ' l gigs-""3 and reds. regular price 50c
‘ ‘ -' " " Sill to I 3 Drawers, all sizes.‘
“9d, ll) the public. GOVERNOR :MBIEJER‘YN lN WATER' rcghlnrairilluo $1.00, 75.; The Popular Silk “Yams. Mal, " all
Dou’ t Be In A Hurry-~-
lN PLACING YOUR ORDER UNTIL YOU HAVE EXAMINED WHAT WE HAVE TO 0F-
FER YOU. EVERYTHING NEW. FRESH AND CLEAN.
Thanksgiving 15 at hand and our selections of the Cream of the Markets will excel any pre-
vious effort.
SPECIAL MENTION. ~
RICH‘S. FRUIT CAKEWWE CALL THE .-\'.l"l‘l§N'l"li‘)N ill“ 'l‘lll’ LAW] "‘10 "Illllri
~ lliNL‘Yill‘ ’l‘lilh‘ GAR ‘. \SK l‘tl 8] II l’i‘.
Camembert Cheese. fresh S:aturday New or Cheese. very finest; Original Blown Molas-
Ies Crisp. Extra Choice Large French Prunes. o ’lexCream Cheese, rich and mild; New Clover
Ind Buckwheat Honey, the Finest Maple Syrup. in 1 line of Cereals and Pancake Material, fresh
from the mills Apples. Oranges, Ilananas, Grape Fruit Grapes, Celery, Lettuce. Cauliflower. Sweet
Potatoes, Cranberries. etc.
CALL AT THE STORE WHERE PURITSY IS PARAMOUNT.
M l. E. SEYMOUR. lliillllliiiiili, 33 West Washington Street.
in the city was the property of Rev. T‘eleohone Coll. 63.2.
Father Slocum of the Church of lm- l ‘
maculete Conception. Filthel Slocum _....-.. ~I»
was very willing to loan his hunt n
for the decoration of the box. , g cap. and cr ‘nb.r '1." » l
o are. for 28 ote.
Fine Worsted-Mich. like silk, will
not shrink. especially good for
men who are sensitive to the 40c,
wooly touch—warm and health- l
ful. Value $2.00. $1.50 PETTICOATS.
Ladles’ Fine Wool Grey and White
l
A carefully selected stock of ladies‘
”‘9 best quality, value ’1'50' ‘1” underskirts from only the most relia-
GLOVES-
ble makers, priced at about one third
'undcr re ular rices.
We continue the epic of the cclo- ‘ g p
bruted up & L” Kid Gloves. justly Black Sateen Skirts. made with
claimed as the ‘best " for today and i deep accordion pleats heading
the following prices will prevail: 0f mercerlzed inching, highly
LudIcs' Castor and Mocha in 2 lllStl‘OuB. full value $1.35. $1.00
clasp, also I’. K. Glace. in 1 pearl ‘ Black Mercerizcd Skills of good
clasp. every desirable shade. I quality cloths. neatly trimmed,
$1.25 ouulity. 51-00 {our different styles, real value
Ladies' 2 Clasp P. K. Gloves. (301- 3100) 3150
n dos, value .
gyzo'tnns “ d mo 51,25 Black and Colored Skirts, the best
LIIIlies' 4 Hook Black Kid Gloves. I quality of Mercerlzed cloths, in
sizes 5%, and 6 only, bought {hiding the well~known “Hatha-
way” perfection or work, very
pretty styles value $2. 50, $1. 98
I colors and black
. "oublclaced Heavy Cloths, value
, 390
There are good things in New
otk as well as bad ones The
w York Society for the Preven—
Il of Cruelty IQIChildrcn does
, work. In the month of ()c-
or there were 751 cases, of
llicli 719 were investigated:
here were 162 prosecutions and
' convictions; 445 children were
vcd and sent to homes or in—
After Dining; Ho Well: the Elk'o Ba
zaor andjfi Given a Voclferouo
Reception.
WATERBURY November ilk—Gov-
ornor George P McLean arrived in
this city Thursday afternoon from
Hartford and was driven to the home
of Representative George L. Lliley on
Nort Willow street. whose guest he
was while in Waterbury. Mr. Lillcy
entertained II small party at dinner
consisting of Governor McLean. Henry
ii. Peck. Henry .1, Chase, Charles F.
Chapln and W. M. Lathrop. after whli h
the party went to Poli's theatre and
witnessed two acts of “The Volunteer
Organist" from a private box: An ill
terestlng incident of the draping o’
the box was when Treasurer Splain
cost about or a state ting with which
19c
EXCEL—
hey are telling an anecdote of
row Carnegie that goes to ila
e his early ideas of thrift
‘s in the Sunday school where
‘ s one‘ol the pupils and it
his turn to risc :Ind Icpcal at
age from the Stripllll'L. ‘nid
,. “A penny snvcd is a penny
I ed, ” and then he not down
from no overstocked importer, l
regular price $1.00.
85c
Long ielend Turnip; Cope Cod Cranberries
48 ate. it bushel 4' ate. for 25 ate.
WHAT A LITTLE CASH WILL DO.
Glenoo your eye: over this list of Special: for this week. and i! there Is anything
in it it will interest you. Kindly pleoo your ordor with us. We are sureuve can
please you. ‘
When the party left the theatre it
went by invitotion to Fathel Slocum' a
residence where they pertain: of his
hospitality brleily. From there Gov
ernor McLean woo escorted to the
Elk's My whole fully 2, 000 people
were which to welcome the chief
magistrate of Connecticut The gov
ernor made his way to the ball without
discovery of the improvised reception
c (sallatiu North Missourian
i' of a young woman in the
borhood the other (III, who,
. y of response for a. fit ty cent
ho‘ order sent to an Eastern
:ilat advertised a recipe for
log hands white, received the
“Put them ill dishwa—
ree times a (lay " . . ldljgdxlatlly‘ggggtefiorwliiil? $3393)“; '33.. Maud 8. Flour. per barrel, $4.26 Jonoo’o Superlative Flour, per barrel, $4.40 \ The only ”"1“ Ail-Water ‘Routo -
caption from the throats of hundredg Mood 3. Flour, per bag. 530 Jonoo’o Superlatlve Flour, per bag, I. 55:: ' NEW YORK BETWEEN
Evelyn Abbott the Green bin “The governg‘r. welcome loathe (lolv- Elgin Creamery Butter, per pound. 25c Yellow Turnipa, per pack, 15o 4‘ l
n, and fellow of Baloll coir ”"10“ was 9 (“'5' “P and own “0 thchfloid County Printo. per pound. 23c Fancy Potatoes, per peck, 23¢: per buohei, 90o BOSTON l‘
. Oxford, died recently at thé ‘lglJLdfixth?ch$os%hgnAgzrgfllgém 19 pounds Gronulelodvauulr. 81.00 2 packages Raiolon’o Breakfast Food. 25c ANI?‘
of 58y ears. did his work uu- nluyed "gee the conquering Hem auger Cured Hemmpor pound. , 12¢ 2 pookogoo wlliobury’s lilies. for 25¢
flicul ice. that would have Comes," El Carlton," and other eelcct- Smell Loon Shouldoro. per pound, I Do 5 pound package Purina Health Flour, 21¢: ‘3' ..
CHARLESTON.S.C.
page most men. Soon at. i°in"frggegggraggmrglazture- t am e peck-goo Unoodo Blocult for an Quart Jar New Jolly (ell flavors) 10c
66 8 8
aduating, the lower half of Govesnor in tr?” 3}“ tum“); E Choice Mixed You from an: to 600 lb. 3 packages Macaroni for 25¢ ‘y E . [It
dy was completely paralyz- canvasser m we hall obtained “3;: Fuel: Rom-d cottoe.trom 13b to 30¢: lb. Waller Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa, box. 23o JACKSON [LL 9—-
Qnd he was obliged to deliver
urea and do his work all
lying on his back.
governor's signature and hundreds
crowded to the reception booth to
catch ll glimpse of the gentleman.
. At 10:30 the 2.000 patrons of the
felt were requested to form in line
mobake halide with governor Mo
St. L‘lohno Rivet- Service between Jookoonvfllo
Sanford. Flo" and intermodloto londingo.
Post Modern Sieonuhipo Q Finest Service
WM. P. CLYDE Q. C0.. Gon'l Agonto
If you are thinking of getting a barrel of Floor
New to the time. Our prioo is very Low.
So take odventego of this solo and he win.
I Leon and the Inch um libiiowod nee . n cum. (I. noon, 0.1. I. _ ,
,oeoltetoii the momofipeclel police- 19 State Street. New York ‘
I men to maintain order and keep robin. . A
Everyone embraced this opportunity
to greet the honored guest and the gov- m " '3‘“ ‘51 "I" ""
.A' F. Bockmon e Cm, Suooooooro,
Donovan I'd '11.“ South Iiliorwallr. '
ernor'e arm went up and down like It
wimp-hammer. But he bod a nod and a
plsooont mile for all. Governor Mc-
Lean romnlnod until obont 11 o'clock
‘ and upon hie departure tram the boil
.woo given 0, booutitul lllllu' onto pillow
II gm. of Mrs. Guillotine Hoiimenn. to
the rodeo ville In turd tiled it to this
, e36. fl!" “vanghweo I biltueurprie
e «on “exp to apple“ on n e
t well haven would. , _
attend the convention but other on-
gagemonts prevented their acceptance
RECIPROCTTY CONVENTION.
Eben Hill, a Delegate to the Meeting
to be Held in Woohlngton.
Hon. Charles F. Blocker, of Ansonla,
vice- president for Connecticut ot the
National Association of Manufacturers
of which Theodore C. Search, of Phllfln
dolphin, in? the provident. hoe announc
ed the delegates from this stole to the
nationel reciprocity convention to be
Tel. Dali 133-6.
”4.....- H. -M.-—..
30-37 Main Street. Norwelir.
whmeud-W ..
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
‘.....-
MRB. DONNILLV DEAD.
Mrs. James Donnoliy. oi Seminary
street, New Canaan, died early Thurs-
day morning. She ..es been quite ill
for some months with a stomach trou-
bio, and an Invalid tor “a number of
years. Funeral WI‘YlCXH are held this
morning in the st loyelue Church.
mam...”— m
:9 POUND GRANULATERBUOAR
13¢. 3 ill. cell Boiled flaunt.
_ Ilse 3’ can: Mallard Sardines.
Snob.
("W FAMQUS ELGIN: CREAMER’Y BUTTER.
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR. 55c. BAG: “4o BBL
‘ , roe Helm noboilt tttofimll.
ago. 5 coins Big Vain! Soap.
Lynch Co. Grocery
25c.
. 25c.
CAKE 0F WHITE ROSE SOAP
held In Washington D. 0., on Tuesday,
Wednoodoy and Thursday of next
week alight delegated have been on-
polnted by Mr Breaker and they are:
Colonel William C Skinner, vice.
prelidel’ttz of the Colt'o Potent Fire
hit-mo Monutecturinn Company of this
0
State Senator Blroncte 'i‘. unwell. Arlen girl. to come to New Colleen. ‘
osc.’ 3 31:qu New pm. as: 15 calm Lion Soup. . I 85% treasurer .ot the Ilocntnnm Nonnum- over titty year- ago. one on employed
"13¢! 1 qt. ‘1.“ I“ Jolly. . “c u m We gap .U “c, luring company at Rockvllie. in the totally of lemon Potteroon. now ,
Eben Hill of: ‘tlie Nowell: iron
Works of Booth Norweik k. ,
Colonelt W n. Leavenworth of B.
Wallacoo éono Monutocturing com-
peny oi. Willingtcrd. .
Manufacturing employ of New Ho
Veil. t,‘ 2
Work! William of ill Billion! Mil
‘1‘ Q n
1,5 one *
chiliePOom u'
‘ ”Peg?“
William H. litii‘i. ‘ :1 lll6 “Willey
The Interment on in St Marys cornea
tel-y Not-walk. Her husband died In
March, 1898. on. down tin-cc chil-
dren 'l'llomao of Ridgeiield’: Jamel.
employed on the trolley branch and
Margaret who lived with her. Mrs.
Donneliy was tormorlv Mile Mergnret
Creighton. and was one at the tlret
the Doctor Roberto' piece on Cherry
Street until her marriage. in those
early doye' the Cotholloil were obliged ~
to Ivor-hip In Nervous, mil lire. Don «
holly llll milled to title town onil hock g
molly timeo to attend church. lite m
alweyo e devout church member mo
egltmeblo Wanton She wee 10 volit-
0 age. - .
ue‘v’o‘mu‘ro or null. ' ‘
Kim-r! 03% November
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