”“His running slate atic ticket. Frank, H. teat last year was , a prolonged legal con.- thally caused his re- make a tight for elec- he will keep all,‘ par- e votels counted. toppo‘sition to his rc- bu itfiis, the general im- he will get there just hat his nomination will $9 his electiOn. Mr. he experience of two fit once. and his record has or candidates three will an it therefore becomes red light ”for much political dis» whatever the result. ournal relates an anecdote . ate James Tissot by way is minute and exact rj asked him one day icture he was svwork an east!) illustrate the time of The artist replied in the at- "Then. " said the visitor. to call your attention to an I. seen as you have in your , not exist in the Mediterra- bns till after the conquest of Spain.” Tissot promptly rush; and altered the pic-- 9 he could discov- ll Poie‘it‘iié had $200, 000. tired thousand dollars would ,u to discover much With ugh newsroom. little an -m Woman Ans: some. iwaiking skirts do heretofore. ut the horns are so not only good go eat ‘1' tty it the in culled. ' it oh Vaiienclennnes lace garment.- A. Gregory. of C 9 in a sense it‘ 'Spdrkhilion- dire-Hudson, Mailer. oi ill" likchesher.N Y..‘ Mrs. G. B Seiicclr. ct Jersey City. N. is the guest I: Mr. and Mrs. Lilies landt place. 9_ Mrs. Walter Page and two children are guests or Mr. and kledrs. James ll Flynn, of Union P_ street. is visiting he bert Booth, Laurelf mer. son at Ohio! of Police Vollui‘ Will resume his Miss Millie cook hasireturned to her home in Oranbury alter a month’ 9 , visit at the home at her brother in ‘Waiiingfonl Willis H. Overton, ct Meadow street. has gone to Hicksvllle, L. i.. where he will assist in the erection oil a large windmill. Mr. and Mrs. William Hornnn. of have been visiting Mr and Mrs. Franklin Human, [of 4 Franklin street. Miss Bertha Belle: Whitney. torn» eriy of the Center High school but now of Bethel. was the guest of Nor- 1,? ‘ . Miss gigmiiy Van Tasscli or New York city is the guest or her mother Mrs. Julia A. Van Tasscii, at "The ”Crescent.” 6 Crescent Terrace. ~Howard Wilson. ot Elm street, Nor- walk. has gone to Minneapolis. Minn. to Join his brother‘ instead of entering Cornell University. as ho‘rintcnd‘ed. Judge. C. D. Barnes. w... and son Dudley. have returned to Greenwich, alter a week's visit at Hillside, the home of T. i. Raymond father or Mrs. Burnes. Frank Dduchy, of Bridgeport went to New York today and returned with histsister. «Anna. «of Scuthé Norwdlx who has been a patient in St. Lanes Iiospitaij, (or twa oaths. Livstv comesr PROMISED. Over Tonight's Selection of Selectmen ”and ghhuoi Visitor. indications. point to at least two lively contests st’. the canons of the First and Third District Republicans, this evening at the town assembly no.1 Wall street. Perhaps - h test light will be ov- er the outer seiectmen. There are tw‘ ed candidates tor the of col Lyrics and Al- ed _ . member of the day Eotdllor _, “*tlouncihnsn Just one the it will“ be‘ can only be de- termined‘by the caucus. Both have received the pied es of a tin 6 num ber of voters on from the ntsrest , .which;ls being taken in the mucus the ‘ attondhncc will be a reccrd agar... . cou- r a order that everythlns‘ ted in the fairest. possl tition is in circulation in Norwcik, tsnce oi which is that count (Formeri . 48th v... 3 pts toolbar 2 h Four courses at study.‘ athletic field s. pitymnasinm, bowling all For ca talcsues a address *rIIn scrnmurnunaur. ' , all! e ow . i , ,. H E A ,R E. .0“ solid Week. commencing MONDAY. afiPTEMBER 29th. Chester DeVonde Stock Co. Direction of Phil bevy. MONDAY, NIGHT. Mr. . Devondc’s" Latest Success The BOND or HONOR. Tues. matincew'l‘hc Fatal Kiss. 'l‘ucs. night—~«Ten Ton Door. Wed. matinee~8iiver Creek Fort ,Wed. nightwa Temp of Poison Thurs -matiuee—~Hawk’s Rod't. Thurs. night-”Tho Monster. Balance of week to be announced P.RlCES iii 20 and 30 cents} Matinees ‘Daiiy Except Monday. ‘ 10 and 20 cents. ‘ Sale of seats owners at H .. t’s Thea- tre. South Norwslit. and Wood’s drug store Norwaik 6 days in advance of all attractidns. , ‘ iron 3 THWEATRE TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 7!”. THE GREATEST MUSICAL 'l‘iii» UMPH OF THE CENTURY. John G. Fisher and Thomas W. Ryiey‘ s Magnificent Production of nonononn Book by Owen Ha . « hole by Les. lie Stuart. Production complete some he given In the principal cities, and over two years in New York city. Sale of seats opens Friday. October 3, at 8 a. m.. at Hoyt's and Weed's. Flcrodora prices as follows: 500 9 31-00; “-50 DOES ITPAY to store yoor valuable pa- pers and imdrv in a trunk or fine proof safe. when you can man: a SAFE DEPOSIT BOX FOR 34. 00. ‘ Vin the Burglar and m. Boolf Vault of ' a Peters Shells and?" ‘ the next highest bidder. ‘ specifications may he examined at the TAYLOR e GOLDEN Telephone Call. Cartridges ., - are a superior article. This make may not be especially well known in-this city, but throughout the country at large is priced highly—«world records being made We have s. full line of smokeless and black powders. Norwa’ik‘ H’d’iv’ e Co. “in 3% “airl- . NOTICE TO” ‘ CONTRACTORS Sealed Promfilvlll be received by the Board of Selectmen ”or the town of Wilton Conn" mm p. lib ct Wednes: day, October 8 19mm the grading and construction of two sections or gravel road in the town of Wilton in ac- cordunco with the inns and specific-9 tions approved by he Stilts Highway Commissioner. Bids shall state the. price per lineal foot for each‘or either section of finished road complete. The town. throtiqh’ its belect ‘ and the State Highway Mutual or reserve the right to increase or diminish the number of feet to be improved after the contract is let. All bids must be accompanied by a bond of not less than , one-third of the amount of construe; tion of the work. Any bidder refusing. ' to sign the contract at the prices offer: ed by him shall be required to forfeit ' a sum from his bond equal to the dif- forsaces in price between his bid and Plans and silica oi the Tenn Clerk or at the of . lies of the diets Highway Commission- ” or in Hafttord. The celectdisn and the ‘ state Highway, Clonlmlnionor :rdiem' the right to reject any and all bids. , ilatedat Wilton. , r . term. . tor years was one obtained last Sat- order, by James Farrell, who is visit-' big here trcIn Johnstown.N Mountain in the town after a belittle oi whi .o‘t . ties were lost: The snake measured «live feet and tour inches and was hand some spotted It still retained tourr‘ oftbc (and ones were lost in the struc- g e. The snake has been on exhibi Hill District. OONGRESBMAN RUSEELL AGAIN. NORWICH, 0ct.1..--Tbe Republi- today renominated Congressman Char. ice A Russell, of Killingiy. as more sentatlve in congress for his ninth The nomination was by accla- motion Congressman Russell made a speech of acceptance before the con- vention "and afterward entertained the delegates at dinner. , MANUFiE iN PLACE OF COAL. DANBURY. Oct. 1 .‘-'i‘hc oillcinis of E. A. Mallory a Son's factory have hit on a novel scheme to run their factory during the present scarcity of hard coal. Their coal supply was ex. hnusted yesterdny and this morning stable manure Was used as a substi- , tale and proved satisfactory. The fac- tory is a large one and has its own electric plant W iTALiAN's FATAL FALL. NEW HAVEN. 0ct.1 1.~August Mun- ohib aged 4,5, .lita 99 cmpioiylred as n cicadas helper " a bu iding at the Winchester repeating arms factory yesterday moment. and received in- iuriss lQuin, which he died” litter at the hosplts. ”'“l ” “ JUDGE PARSONS RENOMINATED. NORWICH, Oct. .1 .Hudge George F. . Parsons was rcnom ma for judge of probate at the Norwich probate Repuh llcan convention today Judge Par- sons has held the allies six years. "I notice that will. 000 has been ap- umpriated for improvements at the White House.“ " "Maybe they' re going to have the bathroom plumbing changed."~(‘.icvc- land Plain Dealer. i. was. largest ~ rattlesnake captured in this vicinity .v., The 9 3 reptile was captured on Somerset teen rattles and probably two or three- tion at William Synnott's in the Bose ‘ cans of the Third Connecticut district , Griswold in the same building. pertinent. ‘ exceptionally good bargain 670; at 21¢: per yard; Fin 750. at 69c. and prices. You be, delighted a... m... with a visit to‘our Dress coeds Ila-i: Silk andiWool Fancy Black and Whiteiistripes. onvarious colors," Handsome Moire and cashmere weave effects, Two hundred pieces of Wash Flannelette grand assortment of mm i total: with the choicest combination of coloriugs. . 10c per yard. chair, Metallic Sports, in the staple colors, 50c yard Fancy‘Wood Waistings, plain bodil. with fancy stripe edge. Value Our Stock of Heavy Suitihgs will please everybody both in weaves ‘ Fancy Satin Stripe Nun' s Veilin g, assorted colors, at 75c. selected edict-inks, 9‘ ”In? "I“... stowu err. HerbertF F'Hai’c‘ Fiashll ht Explosion. ' BRISTOL On her laflerbert ’2. Hate, photographer. lost his left hand last evening by the explosion oil-flash- light powder while using a flashlight photoxraph in the store of A. J. Muzzy. Albert Wilson. one at the clerks in the store left the employ at Mr. Muzzy on Saturday and his fellow clerks were giving him a reception which was to have been followed by a whist party. As the company was grouped in one part of the store Mr. liale Attempted to take a flashlight picture and just. after the flash an explosion of super- iluous powder occurred and Mr. Hale’s left hand was torn to pieces, the iiesh hanging in shreds from the bones. Mr. Hale-' was taken to the ethos of Bid an with the assistance of other surgeons. his hand was amputated at the joint. He was taken to his home after the operation and was resting comfort- ably. Mr. Halo. is a well-known photo- srnphcr and has had on experience or twenty- three years in the business. .— wv~wm ’s of Bristlli. Hurt by MlLl'i‘iA T0 so DUTY. Strikers Stoned an Engineer Taking Supplies to Soldier-f Camp p. - MOUNT CARMEL, Pin, not. 1.-- Strikers last night stoned a Lehigh Valley locomotive engineer because he was running a car 'of‘ supplies into the soldiers' encampment. He escaped lying down. Before the mob could climb upon the engine a detail of sai- diers drove them away”. Sheriit Detrick discharged twenty- iive delegates toduy. The niiiitla will hereafter do duty at collieries FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILED. NORWICH. Oct. 1.—-The track ‘ of the Central Vermont was blocked here last night and this morning by. the de- railing of. a freight train nest-the ” Yantic cemetery. A locomtive wheel Y‘antlc cemetery. A locomotive wheel broke and twenty cars left the tract: with the engine. Blight of the cars were badly broken Trains to and from Wiiiimantlc have been running today by way of Fairilcld over the track of the New York. New Haydn ; and Hartford railroad. No smart, unto-date person ever eats anything list the best. bits is short and the way to prolong it is to eat only the very best mode obtainable. it is an easy matter to not POOR STUFF but it takes years or train in: and hard wort: and experiments know absolutely what this goods are, and to always keep them in stock. We Incite it our business to handle only the host. and we guarantee all moods sold by us to be or that hastily. OUR : WINNERS 9 _ i am... Ito; 100th. Pure m: uni. In: lb. is. is '30 ill. .Psssh Peanut Butter lilo “Fry pound box Rich‘s Fruit (lake, 35c. Delicious. Isr— Elm“
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