I
,9? are stylish and make the foot look nice, but at the some time
ore mode to stand wear.
I __ Prices from 750. to $2. 50
D. Lyon & Co.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
OR NATIONAL GOLF HONORS.
Forty Odd Pairs of Women Golfers
Started Today at Brooklfne.
BROOKLINE. Muse, Sept. 30. ——Tbc.
conditions for good gold and low
scores were not palticularly bright
hen the first of the forty odd
. airs of female golfers started today
_ a qualifying round of oightcou holes
to the annual Womens National Golf
Championship The weather was
dull and lowering, and while no rain
téll during the emly part of the day,
the turf Was wolf soaked from the
dOWupours of previous days and II doz-
on or more of tho curly starters who
came out for a iitilo preliminary (Ix-
cruise succeeded in getting but little
roll from their driven. Even the friskv
rubber filled balls seemed to lack their
usual skipping abilities. which was cs
peci'aliy discouraging to tho wicker
. placers. who had placed their III-iiancc
‘ . in getting considerable (lIst'IIIcII on tho
latest Yankcc invention. . SIIIIIIItIIIII
Ballou and. Treasurer licubnor wI'IIIII
,"I‘oarly on the coursc and ostablishod
their headquarters in II spacious 1cm
beside the first too. Thcro was also
. a good number of club mcmbcrs rcady
todo their part us scororu. while a
‘Iper‘tect swarm of caddies hovIII-IId
about the club house wthII tho faiI
competitors wcrc pIIIIIpaIinI: to l)l"’il\(‘
. the weather and tho mud fm national
golf honors.
Before the start it “as pI'cIliIfIId
. that no player would, succocd IIIIdIIr
, prevailing (IOIIditioIIa in making: a
score of loss than 00 wiIiiII it was
thought that. ii?» (III pIIrhaps 120 would
qualify for tho match play of tomor-
row. Uudcf' thc I'IIIIII4 tlIII Iii! IIIIst
scores of the day \\'('l'(-‘ to l'Olllilllll‘ at
match play and with an (Inn-y list of
nearly 90 the prolinIinary I-ompcfition
was very keen.
. The committcc staIItIId thI ]llii,\'(‘l'>
oftI exactly on scichIIlII tlInII . 10
o'clock, Mrs. I", \V. llatchcldor. of flI(I
Weston Golf Club, Weston. Mam, bc-
ing the first to drive off. Mrs. ii. A.
Lewis. Philadelphia. (‘rickct Club. was
her competitor. Roth startcd with fair
. , drives
‘ The next (ouplIIVI wcrc Miss lI‘ li/.IIIIII (b
C. Poulsand. Salem. Mass” (loll (‘lub.
and Miss E. N. l.oc.f(wood of tho] ch-
ingtou, Mass. Golf Club. Each of
~, , these players made grand (if‘cha of '1th
I. .or 170 yards. They \VIIrtI foliowcd by
Mrs. A. B. Cobb. of tho Ncwfon Golf
-Club, and Miss Kathcrinc W. iiarlcy
of the Full ItiIcI. Muss. l‘olf (‘lub
Mrs. Eliot Rogers. of thc lCnguoIItlI
Golf Club Pittsbng. i’a.. and itiIs 'l‘
C. Thacher, of the IlI-ooklinc (‘ouutry
Club: folowled Mrs. (‘obb and lilies
Harley.
’ The’flrst of tho i‘IIvoIIitIIs to start was
I Miss Mary :13. Adams. of tho \I’l’ollasfon
Go». Club. She playcd M. I). l’utfcr-
non. of the Edgcwuter (ioif Club, ("iIi-
I'oago. Both (ll'OVO off chI and wow
‘ on the green in four. Miss Adams ov-
rérrau the hole. and Inndc a SIIVIIII to
. MlBS,_Pflttei'8()ll'B six.
All the plIIonIIII found thc grounds
very soggy and the greens very slow.
SIX SERIOUSLY iNJURED.
Head-On Collision Between an Electric
Passenger and a Repair Car.
. TANUTON. Mae-3.. Sept. 30. ~—ln II
head-on collision between II repah IIIaI
and an éloctric car, loaded with puss
angers bound for tiIII BIockfon fair. on
tho Gld Colony stroct railway linc. in
nham today. a number of pIIIIuoIII-I
88,680 badly injured. Six were brought
‘ lie Morton hospital in this city but
' eat them were Dillt‘t‘fl on the (inn-
us list.
. ......___.
, the of the lmdics‘ Aid SoIIioty of
" st Methodist Church to Inoct
re. Richard M. Bouton. in Hill
‘ Now York Control and Baltimore and
. Ohio 3%, Canadian Pacific 3%. Brock-
lNTEREST IN ZOLA’S DEATH.
Curiosity Attracts a. Large Crowd-
Mme. Zola 3 Condition.
PARIS, Soptcmbcr :lti—A crowd of
.llf‘f’HllllS drawn thcro by curiosity has
rcmuinod in front. of M. Zoin‘e house
ainco morning and his tragic. death
contlnuos to bc tho chioi’ topic of con-
vcraation iIIIrII. 'i‘ho funeral lids. boon
fixed for Friday and interest is shown
in the question whether Dreyfus will
attend.
'l‘hII post Inortcm (Ixamination of Zo-
la's IIIIInains today. rcsuiiod in aI‘II'II-
(ion to tho ofiicial mount that his death
was due to asphyxiation caused by
carbonic oxidc fumca, in showing that
tho novelist fIIlI info a donaely suturut~
IId atIIIosphoro. as ho atten‘Iptcd to open
a window, and was suffocated. Mmc.
Zola. it was further dcclarod, owes her
“to lo the clcvnlcd position of the bud
A Incdicnl bulletin issued this morn-
inn. says
'I\l.IIIII loin is progressing as unlis—
f‘aIItorily as possible. in spitII of the
fcrriblc shock, caused by the news of
her husband‘s (icalh. Complete rest
and isolation arc indispcusalllo. She
had II hcart IIcIIIiing fit of anguish,
whcn told of his (loath, which was on.
ly IIIIIIIIIIIInicIIthl to her this morning.
It was followed by a stoic of stupor.
SbII is now calm. but is unablc to utter
a word or make II gesture."
EMERY WHEEL BROKE IN TWO.
Polisher John Dunn Caught a Piece
Over the Right Eye.‘~
.lohn Noun. :1 polishcr in thc IIIIIplIIy
of tho Lockwood Manufacturing (Tom-
pnny. who l‘t‘hlili‘S on Elmwood avvnuc.
mm with II painful accident whiic at
work this morning. ’i‘lII‘I cmcry whccl
ovIIr which hc was working crackcd
and a picco of the emery ontcrcd the
right (Ivclid. find the bit. struck his
(ch it would probably lIzIIIII caused the
loss of his ought. lie was taken to
thc (Iillcc of llr. C. l. Llohannan, whcrc
lIII'IIII sfiiI-IIIIs wcrII lakcn lo (Iloso the
wound. The injured man will in? lllli|~
lilo to rcluIIII to work for scvcral days
as a rush" of III(I accident.
CONFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE.
The Coal Strike the Subject of a Dis-
cussion This Morning.
\‘lv'ASliiNti'i‘UN, Scpt. dds-Ji‘bc coal
.IItI'ikI- and the situation which has l'(‘-
501ch from if, was flIII sIIIIjIIcf of a t'tlllI
f‘IIrIIIIIIII hold of tho lIIIIIpoI'ary WhifI
iionsc today, ill which the pros,1(lcnl,
AlloIIIcy (lIIIIcIIIIl Knox. SIII-rctary
Moody, l’osIIIIIIstIII' (icncrul PIII‘lIII and
tiovcrnor (franc, of llIIssIIIIlIIII-Icfts pIIII-
fiI-ipIItIIIl. iIlI'IIIIy oIIII connocfod with
fur (oIII‘cI-(Iurc was \Icry rcticcnt, but
it ill IIIIIIIIIIIII that tho proaidcnl is much
couccrucd (I\'(Ir flIII situation. iilc ucur
approach of Motor and tho grunt econ
city of‘ incl. Just, what action con be
fakcn in not known.
TUDA‘Y ib- WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, Supt. .‘lil.-~~'i‘hcre \vcrII
wild ht‘t‘lli‘h‘ (III Illi.‘ Stock Exchange
this morning, owing to flIc violvul III-
01 11nd in mic-(2:4 110 II ycstIIrIlny's pun-
icny I:lo:- iIIg. ()pcning gains ovIII
lilb‘l niuhf'a pricca wcrc from a lf'ucI
lion up to llllli ovor flvc points. lI‘irsf
Halos worc of 1,000 to 9.000 Sharon,
ulIIInltaIIIIIIIIs priccs varying as much
as four points in thc I-IIHII. of Missouri
l’III-iih whic it made tho IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.I:IIIII
of (“I 1', liUlllllu. Urgont buying by (iiuI
[row-d shorts pluycd IIII iII‘Iportnut
part in tho buoyant up rush no there
was a prompt rciapac.
UIIyIIIII-I in ycaforday'u clump humon-
oIi to lake profits at the expense. oi
tlIII ahorta. l’IIiI-IIII run off from i to
ill; for important atockn. Louisville
lost off its IIlIIII tuui Miouourf Pacific
rclupaod 3%,. bonus on roll at 15 to
ill por ocut. lIIIIpIIIl to unnottlo trading
again but tho market utoutliod and
bocaInII IIIIfIIt by i] o'clock nf pricoa
nbovo thc lowoul. 'I‘ho I-mhuoquont
IiIIIIiIIIII was much more orderly. The
principal (‘lffltlt' of tho rebound thin
morning was tbc nnnouucomont of
i-locIIIIfary Sbaw'u intention to remit
tho III-IpIiroIncnln on National llunka
to maintain u curb reucrvc (mutual
IuovoI-quont dIIponita whcro uounrod by
governniont bonda and to uocopl othor
accuritlou than governmont bonds for
uovurnnfont (it-points whom it would
rcloauo tho 2 por cont. bondII fotxtho
purpouo of taking out uddfflonul bank
IIoioII. Authorilntive ulntomontn froth
Mr. Morgan rollovod tho learn of a
Iniucurrinuc of the plan for franuforu
ofn‘coutrol of: tho Louisvillo and Noah
v 0.
WALL S'i‘llEE’l‘. 10:10 a. n .ml’ricou
oponod with 11 violont roboukd from
yesterday's domorulizod louin . 'l‘ho
Iiovoiopmonta over night including tho
monauroa propoucti by Socrrtnry Show
by refusing largo credits to the mar-
ket. unwed to IIoInplotolv rcuaauro non
timcnt over the tummy outlook. Find.
union of prominent stocks wcro of 1.000
to 0 0009 euros, tho lattor Missouri PaI
cillc. whi it (turned with It spread of
‘four tidbits. 'rining an tremo ill/I over
last night'u cloao. other violent reI
coveries worofn St. Poul. 41,4. anhut
tun, fouluville and Mchfaon. 4 points.
fyII Transit Union Pacific. Weutorn
Union and General Electric three
point» and the market generally from
II fraction up to three points. , .
WALL STREET, ll 14. m-“IOp‘oillllgu
prices worn the highest all around as
0. rule. New You: control who over a
(.‘n nudinn Paciiio i7’ IIlurtInItionu
WoIIII wild and varied 1/2 to it full point:
iIIItwon union in both (lb-notions. Tho
qurlIIII atcudiod and bocumo cumpan
ativoly quiot bcforo 11 o'clock. at a
rccovcry from tho lowuut.
WALL STREET. noon—wSomc stocks
rIIIIIIfIId t‘urthor before a demand for
,Si. I’uui lifted it to 189%, the bent of
tho. morning. l’ricou all around then
hardened, but lhIIy failcd to get back
to tho highcut. ’1‘le Inaintenance of
stiff money raics, cull loans ruling at
15 to 10 prII (IIIIIt., chockod animuiion.
iroulavilic was il fraction undcr last
night at noon. llonds wcrc steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. In.——-Anoihcr
buying IIIovIIIIIIIIIt I‘Inrricd St. Paul to
1001/3, and sumo othor utoI-im higher
than the opcning lovc], notably llIInd-
lug. iIilIIoio (‘cnlr,a| lIIiIIn l’IIIiiic
AIIIIIIIIIIqutIII llnifcd Sintcu Stool pIo—
fIIrIIIIIi and Sugar. ’i‘lIII urcrugo pI-IiIII
lovoi \Iua liflcd to the bout of thc day,
but fractional rcaclionn i’oilowod. and
tho III'IIrkIIl bccamc very dull.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire or 'rll‘lOS
& Goldschmidt, commission brokers,
Swartz & Corbctl’s bloak, South Nor-
walk: .
()pcn High. Low 1:30
Amni. Coppcr. 05 (it; till (30
Am. (‘. & lI‘., 3t; 30 351,; 35%
Am. (tot. Oil, 48 48 47 48
Am. (i. 'I‘wn.. 0.”) 55 MI 5.3
American lIIII, 107;. ii 107d 11
Amcr. Loco, 301,42 3] 301,5. 305).;
Am. Smolt. 41: Ii'Ih’I fIi 'lt'flg
Am, Sonar, 1201/; 1208;. 125 120
\nacouda 103 [03 1(l’l 103
.’.l‘ & S FII, 80 0004 89 00
I\.'l‘. 0th .‘II. p lill 5;. 10240;; 1000:. Milli;
halt. In Ohio, 101; 1001,15 105%. 10014;.
likiyn. It. 'l‘., 115%. 00 (118;. may.
ClIIIa. to Ohio. 50-7-1; iii :10 5404/,
Chi, Gt. West, 30 30:31; 2914;. 3(II,I_.
(1:. M. & Sf, P. 1.4449. 1001.. INTI». 1M)?N
(thi. H.140 1’. 10714;. 10.8 1071/13 10.8
Col. l4‘. 8‘: l.. 7853.. 70 Til 70
301. South, 3114 flit/I 301,12, 0]
Consul. (law, 21014 2191,41, 210 Bibi/4
Del. 4‘; Had. i72i 173 172 173
Eric. 38'»; 88% 3731.. 33%
ill, (lcnfrnl, 1:71 lhliii li‘l iii-'5};
Lou, & Ninth. lli‘d Hi If. lll‘f. 1383,,
Manhattan, 19.71% 10034, 1.”. .'V_. 15:00..
Mot Si. lty. I121»E 11214;. 140qu If:
{\lcx. (‘IIIIfIIIL 2014.. 27 3011“. 21111;.
M. K, a T. 301.4; :IIIaIJ 1:111. i'i'I’I».
.\i.I(. 1% i'. pm 0311’, bill: 01‘ “2731
Mo, Pacific 11:: 117 11:: 111%
National Load. 3014; 3003 2.00;. 207;.
N. Y. Control, if)? [58'], 1:107... 1.170;.
Norf. It WII.4l.. 72‘: 7314; Tith 72%;.
(int, a “Mini, :III. :lxl... rpm. and.
Penn. it. It iti:l 1641,42 it‘d! 10:10;
I’ooplc‘s (lax. 104 ill-IN; 103M} 10W.
l’rcss. S. Cur, To; 51: 551.; 557.1.
llcuding. 01‘1"}. 0704,. 0454. 07%.
Ilcud. ist phi, so out; Mi 30%
Ilcnd. 2d pf(l., 711i]. lib: 7475‘. 7.1.1.
llcpub. Stool, 2H,? Lilli 2011.], 1'1
itubeIr floods, L’l ill 2055. 2001’.
Son, l‘aciilc,‘ III 75 71W, 740;.
Still. R". (‘(l,' .4714}; 37”.» lip}. 37%
Son. 143‘. lllil.. 05 0;“: 05 05
’l’IIIIII. (T & i , 05 05% ill-'l.. 03%
’I‘IIxas Pacific. 47 470’ 401,. 47
Union Pacific 105 101; 1045,. 10:304.
llu. l'IIc. pf‘Il., 01 Ill“ 0i Bibi;
II. S. lIcIilIIcr, iii“). H 133.; 1374.
i'. 8. LP“ pill. 80 Mi \‘MI'J 880;,
ll. 8, ltubbcr. 175;. I77. 173.. 1774;.
II, S. SftIIIl. 4M 40‘, 807.. 397..
1'. S. Siccl bid. as I. Indy. 8.4-}. new.
Wabash, 3.". ’l.; 341’ 33 la; .‘l-I
Wnlmsll. pid, MI 497' 49 40-13
Wcsf, I’ll. 'l‘IIl.. 027.44 93 1117,. 015%
Wiscon. (font, 28 158 27% “Th
Today's grain and (IoftI‘III Innrkct l‘tlI
ported ovcr privnlc wiro of (l. .l. chclr
in“. stock. groin and cotton broker, 93
Washington quIIIIIt. South Norwalk:
CHICAGO PRICES.
Open High Low 1:30
Wheat.
llIIIIcInlIIIII, «an: 08 5&4 fix 1.”. 1:81.13
May, 00 I'Ii; 70 till he; 70
Corn.
llccembcr, 457... 431;. 45% 4504.
Mar, villi; 410$. Ill 4th
Date.
May. Iii I“; 317;. 3| {‘3 317,4.
Cotton.
October, 31:3 I403 800 800
llcccmbcr. 872 881 872 874
January. 878 885 878 S70
unwvomc NEW HAVEN II
HARTFORD RAILROAD
m
TIME TABLE.
nun—g—
in effect May 18, 1902.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW VORK.
A,M.-—12:40x. 4:40x. 6:591. 6:10.
0:55. 7:13. 7:02. 8:10x.0:081,0:30.
0:50, 10:2.’lx. 10:40, 11:3l'Ix.
P. M.——12:651. 1:17. 2:251.
3:22x. 4:07. 4:60x. 5:40.
6:38. 0:50x. 7:07x. 7:56x, 8:00,
3:05.
5:65x.
10:20.
soanvn
A. M.—12:401.5:00x, 6:68;, 9:06,
9:42x.
P. M.-——3:22x. 6:140, 03:50:. 7:20.
10:10.
LEM: NEW YORK FOR acorn
NORWALK.
A. M.-10:02x. 6:00, 0:00. 7:00.
8.00:. 8:02. 9:00x. 0:04;, 10:02:,
10' 04, 11: 00:: 11: 02.
P. Mr—II:1002. 1:04. 3:002, 3:02.
8: 30:, 4: 02:, 4: 04. 4: 30 5: 02, 0:003,
6402.7:001 8:001: 0: 80 ll 00!.
hnturdayb only, Pittunoid Iilxpreu.
1.30. ,
SUNDAYS.
A. ilk-12: 02x, 0: 00. 7:30. IO: 02
P. Mu-ril: 00. 8: 008. 11: 00.
W
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
LIE-I12 00x. 1:101, 21:20:. 0:10
7: 42; 8: 42. 9:101. 10: 10:, 11: 06:
P. BIL-12: 02x, 1: 10, 8. 022. 4: 13.
6: 22. 6: 20. 7: 05:. 97051..
10- 01. 11:16.
9" mitigation!" in addition to above-«i’.
or and n w stocks advanc- I ‘
“that 44.4.1 3
8:15,‘ ,
LADIES’GIIIIIEII'iS,
as well as the latest fashion plates, are
now ready.
We are also equipped for repairing
at a reasonable charge.
Krasovit'z 8: Fox,
North Main, Comer Ann St”
South Norwalk.
J. GA'RTNER,
Merchant Tailor;
WE TAILOR for the
Ladies as well as for
the Men.
39 SOUTH MAlN STREET,
Opposite liotol Hamilton.
Chas. .l. Ketcham,
STOCKS.
BONDS,
GRAIN and
COTTON
Bought and Sold for Cash or
Carried on Margin.
93 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TAILORING
DEPARTMENT
Our Full and. \l'inlcr lino of
chitin: are now l‘t’iltly for your
'I‘lIII high
grade of tailoring that. has dia-
linguishcd our work in theI past
will continue to be maintained.
inspection. snmr
l
I. DAVIS (2 SON.
TAILORS. CLOTHIERS. HAT-
TERS AND FURNISHERS.
85 'Washington street.
South Norwalk.
'l‘clcphonc 133-12.
Glover’s the Place
We Hall: a New Shoe
For Women.
Its Name is the
PERFECTII
and it sells for
$3450
’l‘hia Bllfli‘ wna allow" to no
and utter a IIloIIII and critical in '
epoctlon wr worII IIIIIIviIIIIIId that '
It. was II IIhIIo that would givul
portoct anilafucfion and wow wolf :,
wurlb tiII.I amount naked for it.
in fact we wrrc ill) iInproIIuod ..
with in: good liliilllliou that We :
sought and uocurcd tho undo I
eivo agency of this oboe in the
Twin Litton. dome in and look
it 0va try limp and be com
vimed of the atyilslmwa and tho
goodness of thin footwear. ’
lien Slusi’lat Flt ‘
-,~ 1 w 1,:,.,.:s;u:a‘n
WANTED MRI. FOWLER To ILOPI
' Terry hammer, a farm build in the
employ of Mr. and Mrs. Robert how:
far, of Walnut is under restraint at
ii I 00800 in that place. charged with
l to ant 11311. ”Wml'fif“
, Mr.
1M
TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, Igor. "
l'liE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTR
1 A T
MIH ~
, NO. 2‘ GAZETTE BUILDING.
I
. Ladies’ Hosieru and Underwear.
One thing you may depend upon—there is not a stock of Hosiery or Underwear to be found
that has the assortment and the values equal to the stock which we are showing this tall. Our lines
are all in.
All grades and styles. of the CELEBRATED FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR ford“
Ladies, Misses and Children, in all-cotton. cotton andtwool, all-wool and silk and wool.
All numbers of the WELL-KNOWN GORDON DYE. .
HOSIERY for Ladies, Girls and Boys. They, are the best dye. Th3: finest quality and the
best to wear of any line of Hosiery in the market.
0 .
Houseiumishing Department.
Clothes Wringers ........ $1.95. ! Galvanized Pails .......... 25c. 5 gallon Oil Can; .......... 59c.
Coal Hods ............... . 19c. ! Sink Strainers ............. 15c. Floor Mops .. ............. IOC.
Dietz Lanterns ............ 49c. 1‘, Round Orange Tooth Picks . Ioc. Bread Boards ...... . ...... IOC.
Lantern Globes ............ 5&1 Nickel Tea Kettles ...... . . 95c. $1.25 Lamp Globes ......... 75:.
\
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY SHERIFF.
NEW IIA\EN, Supt. 30.~~I’l‘lI(I Ro-
publicnna of WWII Huron county today
I‘IIIIoIIIiuafcli .I‘IIIIIIIII ll. lhIIIlIam, of Soy-
IIIoIIII. as :1 candidntc for slIcritT. ’l‘lIII
nomination was by IIIIIIIIIIIIIIfiIIn :IffIIr
llIIIIlIIIIII‘II lllllllt‘ lInd boon propos-
oIl by lhIicganI Iiallowiu, of Soymoul'.
with It scconding spocch by Jacob III.
l'llmnn. (If Ncw liuvcn. .lohn ll.
chI-IIIIy, of Nnuuatuck, (-IIllIIIl ilff‘ (Ion-
volition to union and (His llanao ol'
Southbury. was chalrnmu. For llll‘lllI
bIIrI4 ()l‘ lifc county commitlcc. John D.
chcncy. (If NIIIIgIIfIIIIk, Jaw-iv ll Wal—
II-I'. ("IIIIIIlIiIIII. and Will
lord. wcro choson.
SuII llIIIIffII-lI2vIIronIII says: I llil'v’l‘1
thc (IoIIIplcxiou of II doll.
iloiiy 'l‘insclv—And l :Igroo with tho:
majority.
SIIII llIIIIftIIw‘l‘huIIk you.
Ilolly 'l‘llltif’lI-"Yl‘ti. IIll dolls III‘II painf—
(IIi.~—l’iIiladclphia Itcrord.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Fairfiold County Savings Bank.
Al 11 mcciiug of tho llll'llf'lill‘S of this
Ilunk, lll‘lll SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lh'lll. II I‘Iquiur
(lll'lllf‘llfl of tho row of 31.. pIIII IIIInt.
pcr IIIIIIIIIII was IlIII-iIIIIIId from tho t‘fll'llI
lugs of" tbo (‘lll‘l'l‘lll air IIIIIIIIlIIz, sumo
to bo (II'IIIlitIId to doposilors oII ()I‘to
l)(‘l' int. and payablo on and IIftIIr ()ciov
her 10th, l002.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
I430 12t Acting Secretary.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT 01" NORWALK. an, l’ro-
bnto Court, SoptIInIbIIr 30. A. 1).. 1002
EHlfllt‘ of Aaron Olmetcud. info of
Norwalk. in mild Iliutrici. IIIIIIIIIIaIIIl.
Orderrd. That the cxocrtrlx (Ixhiblt
hor administration account to this
court for ndeIatIncIII at tho l‘robulII
(”“00 in Norwalk, (III 1ro Sub day of
()rfobcr, 1002. at l0 o'clock i'orcuoon:
and that all pIIruona futIIIIIIIItod in said
IIIIfIIfII may bII nolillIIIi llIrIIIIIof. the ox-
t‘t‘lltl‘lx will (IIIIIIIII this orIlIIr to ho put)-
lifilwd In ll nmvapnpvr huvhu: a III-fIIIu
lotion in cold diatrlIl of foam. flvc
duya bcloro unid ilfh day of October.
1002.
HENRY W. (iiil'l (JURY.
NOTICE.
Annual initiating.
Tho inhabitants, louni volIIIIII, of tho
town of Norwalk. are homily notified
and warned that tho unuuui town meet
ing of Klilll town will be held on tho
first Monday of (lumbar. i002. for the
purpose of (ducting by ballot tho town
officers for the conning your, excepting,
howpvor. town clerk. town trounuror
and those officers who arr appointed
by the noioctmon an by low provided.
’l‘he voila will‘ho‘opou for mid purI
none from ti o' Iiooh in‘tho foreman
until ii unlock the Ititornoon at the
'l‘own House for the First Votin§IDibI
trict, at the Putnam Hose House on
Franklin street, South Norwuik, for
the Second Voting District. and at the
Voluntuur Hum House, woullod, on
East avenue. mat Norwalk. for tho
Inns-II van: unmet.
mm It Nowell: tlll 80th day or
030 It
’l‘. IIIII, IIIu‘I-l ‘ .
l i ."
WW 1908.
on
~Intimacy
with our store. You will find it
to your advantage to do so. It
means profit and satisfaction to
you. We are trying to make our
plan of doing business clear and
direct. so that it is easily under-
stood by everybody.
People who boast that they
would not buy at Krieger’s be-
cause their friends might ridicule
thcm for buying on the part pay-
ment plan. can stay away. Such
people are generally bad payers
and we do not want their trade.
We want the straightforward
working men and women who feel
that by availing themselves of our
easy payment plan are better able
to support themselves and family,
and are not ashamed to owe an
honest dollar.
ACCOUNTS OPENED
WITH EVER YBOD Y.
One dollar per week will dress
men. women and whole families
from head to foot, and this much
cm system originated by us will
remain unchanged forever.
BENATOR HAWLEY TO LEAVE
if charity con-s a multituda of rims
WOODMONT. there must be morn charity in the
MILFORD Sept ao.-~eenator linw Wild from force alhbblt
hi
10y who huts boon ataviuu at lllll num
mar residence at. Woodmont since
In a. will team for Washington with own oeutlny he should my nartlculnr
If Wary man in the architect of his
family held Thursday. senator attention to the into-mop“.
flow ’3 health in said to have been
“ not improved during his nifty at ’
I”!
. . om “fifth Ilium” It liar
proud all
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