Miniature Almanac tor Tomorm.
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19212 —Editorlai Room.
.44 "Branch Office, Norwaik.
.'134-12—Editor's Residence.
V'A man was arrested for attempted
' burglary in London rccontly whom tho
police authorities had been looking for
because of 11 former and more. success-
' 11111 raid on a house in another part of
the city. in this calm the window sill
had been freshly painted and the iill'
_ 1.}‘prnssion of tho housebroaker‘s left
thumb was clearly 1'Ot'oaled1 A photo-
, graph of the impression was taken and
‘ compared with 11 vast number of simi-
lar records kept in Scotland Yard. and
-,;.1b)’. this. means the crime was brought
.. home to this particular burglar. The
1 texperts assert that 111 1'1' is absolutely
no fear of mistaken idontity. as the
pattern of the corrugations on each
I man's fingers differs.
M. Forei, a French scientist who has
1 been making observations of ants and
"bees. thinks that between the ideas of
' the naturalist who regards insot'ts as
h more automatons and those of the
'. man who treats them as if they had
"human intelligence. thcre is a happy
' medium of common sense, and this be
has tried to attain. His observations
, teach him that. although most of the
.- mats of insects can be explained by i11-
1‘stlnc.t, there remain what he calls
“small plastic judgmonts. " b3- whii l1
. they avoid (iitlicultics and stccr 1111111:
7-way between dangors. The diieitiw t
faculty of bees especially and their 1
wonderful memory for places. cani
hardly be explaincd on the tht 1113 01'
automatism.
The special 11111:: ago 511111 113 Presi-
dent Clev bland to mattress in i.\‘\'tl in i
spired by tho thcu oxistiug labor tiou }
bias in Penns3lvania. is now 1"11111111111.
In it Mr. Cleveland 111141111 the 11'11ation ‘
of a commission of labor to be regular 1
officers of the government c'.ha11.;11t
with the oonsidetation and settl111111 nt.
wherever possible, of labor controwi
' ales. Such 11 commission being in hisf
opinion prct‘eranco to “arbitrators 1'
_ chosen in the 1111111 01 conflictuigl
claims." He believed that the conti-
dence gi1cn to such a (ominission
whose members had once pi 1.111111 th 1111 .
_ selves Worth3 or it, would 11.1.1 for 101
' -settlo .mrsistt‘nt strikes through tht'1
intervention of public opinion.
1
Personal 111111111111
“fin—~—
Mr. and Mrs 11. C. Volk of No1'wi,11k
11111'c1"11111111o1l from a visit in Danbury
F. J. Ryan, of Newark N. .l. is the
guest of A .Collins, of North Main
street.
Clarence M. Dunning, clerk in Ilys~
lop's, spout Sunday with relatives in
Bothel.
Miss Josie Wholploy, of Franco
street has been visiting In Bedford.
New Yor.k
William Jondrcan, ivorgo l’omoroy
and D. Fontou l'omoroy are spending
the day In Derby.
Mm 'i‘uttlo of the Norwaik liospi
in! left this morning fora visit in
Mount Kisoo, N. Y.
Mnyor- Eleit John J. Cnvanngh,of1
South No1',walk spent yesterday with
friends in Hartford.
Miss Stntla Kollc-y, of New York
1'.ity t'mmorly of Norwalk. has been
visiting relatives and iii 11111.15 in town.‘
YLambcit Schntsky. of $1 bucctadv N.
has 11111.11) spending 11 wooks va 1-1
thin with relativcu in South Norwuik.
Miss Annie Utley has returned to
her home in lianford Plan-.11.. after a
visit with her sister, in Vi'oonsooket,
it. I.
i1‘l1‘1tchor Williamson and (‘harios '1‘.
Mitchell arrived homo Saturday night
from 1a week's visit in Washington.
D. C.
C. Percival ilnkor, now of Yonkcrs.
actod as salesman last work at John
W. Stndweli’s exhibit at the Danbnry
Fair.
J. William Voilincr has been cuter-
taining his classmate at Yale collczc,
Mack 001111113: at his 11011111 in t'nion
street.
\Villiam i.11udc1', the crack third
baseman of the New York ilisoball
11am is spcnd.11g 11 few days at 11.11.
1,to11 Pu.
William Arnold. of Ely avonuc. i1-1‘t
this morning for White Plains N. Y..
11 h11111 i111 will spend three wooks with
iclat'iws.
'l‘i'ri‘i'ni'c (‘avanngin proprictor of
(‘tivatmtzb's Iluslnhss t‘ollcgc. in Now
Britain. 1:111111tSatnrda3' and Sunday
in Norwalk.
Miss l’thol P. Mcad has returned to
1‘.lloston after spending a tow days
with i11'1'n1othcr. Mrs. l1‘1'111i11rl1'l1 Mi‘tl'i
of i‘nion l’ark.
\ir and M1'.s Raymond Curtis and
two sons of Pittsbut‘: Pa are moist:
of Mr. Curtis's 1111'11uts \ir. and .Vlr<
D Seymour turtis ot' I\ni_11ht strmt
Miss Grace Ill. Seymour. 11f \\'11:<t
strum. has soup to i’ockdkiil. N. Y.. for
.11 short visit and from tl111r11 she 13'1li
“:11 to 0111.111 ti1'111'11 to spend 11 for.
; days.
FASHIONS.
”While lilt'l't.‘ ilt‘t‘ stylv. 111‘ I'1'it (1:13-1
cling and street hats 11'i‘1i1'i1 111'11 dwig
noted as fashionable almost 11113 shinn-
. that is becoming to tho wuaror is POI"
mlssible.
White albatross makcs 11p [ll'i‘ll‘iV
for very litlit' girls and 11'i111t ribbon
of color makes 11 suitablo lininh. Thor.»
should be it sash of tho ribbon [it'd low
about the waist
Heavy locus arc charming for both
dress and mat dt't'oi‘ations, and grout
care should i111 takon '111 anotyiu'; 11 rui-
fle not to get it so full as to 1'11111'1-11l
the pattern.
Oak leaves and acorns in natural
colors arc used on a hat of wi1i111
broadcloth. Light bin.- 1'11I1'11t 11'. 1151111
on the crown and tho sumo shadi- of
motion underneath the brim.
blended colors that is making 1h; 01'-
tents! bmbt‘oltlot'ios $11 popular l [$111
lice the Japanese and lluiaut'lnn 11m-
} 0f moduli! trimmings.
. The one button glow 1'111nnin11 in fu-
_ 911' with nluny‘ot our won-dressod la
1.
about tilt1 lowor purl. 111' 1i111 hand as
film that how tum lastcuiuuu.
stool buttons in "11111111111111 lacc.
11111 black silk troga trim 11 black
mire coal. for it small boy oi’ tom
Wm. Thu closil 1111; I11 11111111111111 and tho
it a high turnovcr not a win.-
jfillflr like those worn by 1.1111 girls. My
Whittle mun woars 11 round but
filth this coat and modes at 11111111.
There seems to 1111 1111 11111111111111.1111
3? Eur white hula 11nd of all the
“are 11111111 11111111 is prottltll‘ than
thorn: 1111.1, slamrday. trimmed with
t i should cult nauturtium yellow.
a lighter than the burnt mango
m linden that i suppose 111111111
W the head of "niandarin." There
Mm and some whirl of the col
an all the rest 11111111 whim
”all: nude chanson straws from Tim
par for October: Mix 11111111111-
yutry board. 0111mm pound 111'
”0 W! of huttor. M141 11111111111111
1 11W. two 111111111. 11 pinch ol‘
all seaming. When 1111111111
all: paste sprinkle the 12111111111
hilt} 13 little more flour, and roll
will to the thickness of o.
1a hash. 0111. into strips live
w 111111 I tourists 111 an innit
W m“ on 11 clean 1.111. and
.Wm brown in 11 11111 11111111
mm on v. napkin in the
Will.
alarm at a price that
a: mm
mm 1111111311 M1
'111'i11it3' had this morning Mr. S!
‘ll‘ii ilt'illilt'l‘1lil'illw.
I suppose it is the softnoas of tilt“
Itrul Labor
broiderles haw boon 211M111! to H111 list ,
l
es but. i ncver could until-rsmnd M13 :,
hr they ccrtainly do not fit as W11Il'1
Thomas Hradli'v has
11min..- 1111 H11 Not'u'uik
l‘iift'i 11f l'lliit't'
11111111111! his
”min-11 ttl'tvr <p1>111l111u :~l"11‘i‘itl days at
111.11 11n1':1111111111111t 111' Grand
:11 Washuiston. t) t‘
.\ rniy 1111111
.1. Stauicy St John. wito and son
1'11111r11111i Saturday night from a work >1
11~it wtth r11b111111~1 in llrooklyn 11nd
.i11hn
111<11111111i his duties in 11111111111111
i'hui'inacy.
ldmnnd l1‘. Mrllormott of tho Nor-
walk Huston Sturv. will attend tht'
111'1l1i1111: in i’1'111'i1t11n1-o tnliltlrrnw 111'
.losupb l1‘. (‘lilo Mrs.
M1ilt3l‘ntutl loft for h111' 1'111'111111' homo
.111 that city last w111'1k and will llt‘ join
11d by Mr
Mcllt't'mott today.
John Myiod. 1i11l111mt11 from tin1 ("1.111-
t‘nlon. .l11rry Emma and
Joseph l‘ortu'll from tho lint .‘dulu'rs'
\.1.sori;1111.111. 11nd ' Edward Shoohan.
from tho 'i‘cainslct's' I'nion. will go to
.‘l111'i1i1'11 tomorrow to nttond tho 11111111111
1'11111'111ntlou of tho t‘nnncvttlzut l1‘111i11rI-
i lion of Labor
luck llunioayv 111111 h (or 1111111111111
Milli-1.1.11 who hurt boon (1111 Hilt't‘i of hill
oistor, Mrs. Thomas lhhov of limb
owl 111111111, Noi'wnilt. has roturni-d to
his duties at tho vollolzo. Mr. llttn'
lviivy has l11111n 111111 up with 11 but. on
i1l11 nm'k. 'l‘lio 1311111 work he has boon
sounding: at tho lianbnry Fair.
(‘aptuln C ll. Hoyt and wife. at Law
walk, host 11161111. from Washington. ii
(‘. Wiltll‘r'
tho 6. A. it. Encampment.
assisted in the display of fruits and
products or K111111111; on exhibition there.
Mot. Hoyt is 11 sister of Wiiyto ltny1
lllollli and Mrs.
tlouth Norwallt.
NEW HONOLULU ,cAllLt LINE.
13AM FRANCISCO. October 1343111111
111111 ttorrespobdomm from Honolulu
111111111 October ”I. says: “it. i111 not» pro»
11111111113 to run 1101211111! cable trout 151111111
lulu to tannin: island by a working
agreemnut naturism tho ertillll 131w
"mound mutt-l11.1 P11111011 mmmorcinl
i ‘able Company 3111211 notion would 11111
of benefit to each lino in cuss of an
1111111111111“ disabling slthllr The emu at
the 1an twin hominid to Fanning 111»
land is estimated at 31mm
W4
COAL. 1N 1110111111: 11111.1. sumo“.
till». 111? Illuminati: “la is Hun
Dun "and 111m
811m isomers have recently on»
11111011111 what they believe to 1111.1 wt:
«111111; the laborers 111111111 digging 11
stmlimmd to ”dilatation”
11111111111111.1111
mom
more, K311111111. urrtvod in 1511111111 Nor- ,
thuy haw1 been nttondlnu‘.
They also 1
A. ll. Seymour. of:
1111111 on William Smart Tod‘s plans at
Round Hill. 11111111 firemen was main
1111111111 and lit is 11111111 to 11111 1.1111 mat 11111
11131111. This reminds old 11991111911111.1113 11.
new Hull audition that. I hkskwlth
minimums.
PREACHED ON GOODNEBS.‘
Presldent‘Hyde Takes Two Women
sExamples
CHICAGO, a.Oct. ills—«President Hyde
of Bowdoin college, preached at the
University of Chicago yesterday on
the theme “Goodness." He said that
goodness was the principle of life and
ethically no not was bad or good of
itself. but 111.1101 ding to tho purpose. of
the action. He took for example two
women.
One of them is devoted to her home
and family and finds pleasure in the
duties of 11011111111111 lifc. She. is n
l111lng wife and mother. If this wo-
man finds rccrcatlon and intellectual
onioymont by becoming a member of
11011111 woman‘s chili that, he maintains.
is right. SilC is goodness. Take the
woman who finds no enjoyment at
bomb, and who fxets at light house.-
hold tasks. but this woman who can
foot find enjoyment with her family
:ioln a womans 1111111 and she will go
into it with a fort-o of 11 steam engine.
‘and the power of n dynamo “This, "
he says. is not goodness. for this wo-
man is playing the part of a devil. “
POPULAR AM USEMENTS
THE DOCTOR TUESDAY.
If applause and crowdcd housos 111'~
11'1r3'11'hor11 indicate success, thcn
(loorgo (‘lnrk‘s comedy of The Doctor.
which comes to iioyt's Theatre tomor-
jrow night, is in the first rank of the
{dramatic successcs of thc year. it.
.1'-ortalnl31 is a beautiful play. splendid
I3' noted, artistically mounted. and
may well claim a higher standard of
merit than any production yet seen
here.
i
HUMAN HEARTS.
Successful in its seventh 5111111011 01111
I111 said of few plays. but it is said of
Human Hearts, and doservodly too. A
drama which providcs healthful rco
nation for thc public and which seems
to instruct whiic appoaring in thol
hum of uninscmont. is 11 b11113 to any 1
'1-1111111111nity. So many questionable
forms of amusement aro trust upon the
public, illt‘ mum: and thc old alike
find mtn'h In this bountiful living story 1b
to think over and enjoy Ions after-I
ward Rich to incident, in its variety 1
of characters. in stow settinws it is
11ml of the few attractiinis of grcat
incrit on the road. It is with pleasure
that Manager Hoyt 1111111111111'1121 that'
Human Hearts comes to Hoyt‘s Ti11151~
t1'11 Wednesday
MONROE hi ACK I1.ND l AWHE‘NCE.
.‘Ionroc..\da1'k and 1.111111111111 thil
3'n111l111illo artists who I1'11'c been so
tout; sucwsst‘ul in thcir skctch 'iIOW1
to (lot itid 111' i1111rT1iith11r111l.11\
uppmr to l1'11"1- .1 11 win 111.11' Ivaninz|
towards inothors-iniaw for th113 will
tour this 5111151111 in F. Oppor‘s new}
11'111111l3'. "lb-ck and His .llotnorln‘.
1.11133" which will he sou-11 in this city
at lioyt's Theatre. matini'c and night.
Saturday. ”littllll‘l‘ 1‘1.
WE STON
Mix» M1nui11 1.31111 has roturni'd (111111 l
1 sisit in ilothvi " ,
\ son was born last week to Mr. and i
1
1
\ir:~' Lyman Franklin.
3% 3111113 Adams roturnvd on Mon ‘
1l:13' trorn a Visit in Lyon's i'lztin
H1112 t‘, 'i' (‘1111';. 111' ltrudiuu. il'i1"
l11.1-111N111 ghost of i._ R, lloyt. for a low
111133.
.\l1~~ .\l:1y Hamilton and Mrs.
"1'1‘1'3‘ 1111111 ~111'tit
11111":
Mrs Sarah l’vrry has b11111; ill for
11'11i 1111,19 wuh iiinnniuiatory 1'h11nv
il.Ill.\ill_
i1‘1111111'11i s111'1'11-11< for tho I'lto lluhcrt
Northrup 3V11'1 11' id at I11.1'l.'1to,1 home
1111 Friday.
MIN i""1111l11i1'k Moiwhouse and two
1i11l1lr1n of Port t' l11st111'. 111'1' unusts of}
mu i) ll .lioi'ibou '11
J ll
.'1 fcw 1!.13'~ 111 Ilzin-
\li's. Morris \111i11wv1 lt'is 1'11't111111l
from :1 visit with h111' Sislt'l‘, MIN
thil‘s‘, ill (ll‘n’l‘llilt‘ili Hill I
Mr Hook and t’nunly. of MW! 1111: N
\‘.. haw 11111111l into it it 8111:1111
11111.11411 111"111 lli'uinh lil‘iil-(l.
t “l‘11111rty 3111' 1'11 11111I1'r tl11 1111141111
111112 111' 11111 Aid Sill'll‘lV 111' to 7.11111 ibil
liniitouist Elltsi'upall t‘hnri l1
gin 11 at tho rosido 111-11 of Lloyd H1111
irisy. 1.111 Wrdnosdny 1112111111114.
WESTPOR T.
The following is tho 1111111111111 that
his boon nrrnnnml for lilt‘ Ilistorb'ttl‘
Sooioty mentinm (or the mining Will
tor:
llt'ltlbt‘l""-"W'llltlivl‘lllltn in Old
l-lualnnd." liov 1‘. W ilarhydt
Novontbcr ”Early l1: 11l1111l111111‘1'11l
11111111111111.» in 1'111111111-111111 ‘ 11111.11111l in
11.11: itov. It. .l. 'i'homkon
New
ll1'1'11ml111r-1"i-‘lurly luduatrum of
. Wontport.” J S. JlJllm-t.
Januaryw“bait-1s from Town H1111
.ot‘tls,“ .1. ti. tlyntt.
Voluntary 11111 "Moro P11111111 from Town
lbw-onto." Minn Eathur it, 13111111111».
March-1 ~“’:l111111~ Colonial l-‘urnluhliuia
In Wutport,” Mrs 1111111111111.
Aprii1m-»"(‘on1po 11110111111 and Kindrml
Tritium,“ liar. t”. M. t-lvllm'k.
‘ Mity‘rwmrhv Connwtlmil [lob'tmtiotl
1, in tho Continental Comoros." ltov. ti.
, ’i‘. Manley.
Thu October 11111110111: will ho hold
timluht at tho 111311111.- ol.‘ W. ll. Stanton.
111 the «111111.111 of 3111111 111111 13111111111
Iii-1111111. The pain-11' will 111,1 rend by
1111.1 proaldout of the society. the R111},
Mr. llurhydt. biliowud by 1111 mun-11111,
i111: program in 1111111111111 111 the expandin-
committee. Mrs. Staples. M1111. 16111111111111
and the R1111. Mr. tinnitus.
Y. M. c. A. HOT“.
Thorn will he a rehearsal for 11111
fairies and donor girls all; 1 1111111101 1111
110V.
liohearml tor the 81111111111111 Tuesday
at 1t o'oloclt and military drill at .‘1.
First; 111111 drill. Thursdsy at 7:111
D. m.
MATHO A!!!) #UNEHALI.
Funeral, 11111111111111 over the 1'13»th
Of 111111. William Willow; were held
from bar 1111111 111111111 at it Water street.
51111111111111 afternmm. interment 111111
at. Pine island esmemry.
11111111111111 oil? was“.
013th , tam-Arrived
Wis. from Calcutta; Mutants
£11118 Katmai.
1.11111 W s 111111 11.1.. mm- 1111-
gmnmwmsmwmm
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
. Other Profits, $40,700.00.
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THE SOUTH NORW‘LK
SAVINGS RINK.
CONDENSED sTATEME..1',
BER 1. mi:
RESOURCES
u
00 T01
Loans.
City and School Distt'lct
Notes.
Bonds and Bank Stock,
Real Estate and Banking
House.
Cash and Due from Banks,
3 642,624.69
48,050.00
542,190.57
32.22517
67,913.00
$1 .333,004.03
LIA llll'.l'l‘ll"lS.
Deposits (4872 Accounts), $1,233,190.57
Surplus. 60,000.00
Other Profits, 39,813.46
31.333.004.03
ALDEN SULMANS,
JOHN ll. Pldllitl‘n‘.
GEORGE il‘, IIEARSE.
.‘—
UNiTED BANK BUILDING.
' “LIFE is UNCERTAIN.
llavc you mimic a will?
President
ViCE'lll‘l‘silll‘lll
Treasurer
If you ilosii'c to have your 111111111:
administorod faithfully and economi
rally make
TheSouthNorwalk
Trust Company
your Exocutor, and tho}; will carry out
every provision of your will. in accord-
1111110 with your wishos.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL'
ii'lil illilllliill. BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
JOIIN II. FERRIS. President.
JACOB II. lAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris
John H. Knapp
Henry Seymour
Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
locum}; 5311111111111.
DIViDEMD NOTICE
Fairfietd CountrSavings Bank.
111i iiirt S1hool at Arion Hall South Nar-
1 . 1. . , ,, 11. ... . ,3". :31.
lwalk on Wednesday OctOber 15th Mon 1. (amei Han (11111111111111, shirts and Dinwers. min: 11 at, ,1.1_
190l2. Gina's for Ladies and Monti-"nun l.:11i111.~1‘ Hannah-1111 Night Robe .1, value 751:, at lillc.
1.1111 r111'11i1'e the first. lesson on \V’vd- '
. -..,- ,_ .. _ _, ,.- .
new,” honing (111.1. i711h.1111’i1'1'11toc1k. 1_.1.111 Mohawk shirts, 1.11111 .101. at 4111'.
A thorough course 111' inuti‘ti1'ti11n-———th1'1 H i1'r11it of the boom Muslin vaiuc $111, at lilét
' W ‘
There are days when the 111111111111 than
is worked into such a state or irritabil-
ity that he decides that if he could
start over again, he would become a
hangmun.
Put half 11 nutmeg beside1 the liquid
flavoring Into your next loaf of walnut
cake.
W...
It's no sign that honest man are too
plontltul because there's a reward of.
fered for a thief.
The Annual
Fall Sale.
Still holds the crowds at the Boston Store. Ruin did not prevent the
people from turning out in large numbers on Saturday to attend the
great sale. The goods we offer and the prices they are marked make
folks come out in all kinds of woath or to the busy store.
malndcr of this week.
goods here at thc opening of the fall season at lower prices than oth1
ers ask at the tail end of the winter for odd, broken lots. Compare
the mcrchanrliso Hiliii at tho iioston Store with what you can buy Olso—
Strango as it may seem. the drummtr
is not supposed to beat his way.
Business Muscle.
Remember,
those prices will routine for tho rc You can buy
1.-
1:1
where and the only difference is 11 saving to you of from to 1'10 per
cent. We can only make room for a few of the exceptionally good bar-
gains, like:
The strong man in business is thO'
man with a business education. Somo‘
people get it by hard experiencn
Others 1111112 mam of tho disappoint-
ments and row-1513:; or life by start-
ing with n 1.111111111111'1-l21l foundation of.
M
business knowledge Wiliimantic Spool Cotton. 200 3' ards, value 51:, at 31:.
THE SPECIAL COURSES ile Long Hooks and Eyes, value 100, at 5c.
BROWN BUSiI‘lthSS COLLEGE Clinton Satt-ty Pins, Nickel and Black, 511 dozen. ‘
in Iiuok-kvuping. Strnom'aphy, Toleg- All kinds of Embroidery Silks. 311 a. skcin.
. “Why and English A. C, A. Feathcr ’i‘ir'king, value 16c. at 111:.
""1“ ”Will“ 1")” to succeed. as well as . .
liolpingyou to avoid embarrassing con- Whito ilomot Flannel value tic. at 4c.
iiigtg‘ot?1:r egiiitrn” afir1;t‘iii‘111§1n1, (11' enter ill-l (Pray or Whito [liankols‘ l31', .
DURiifG 62:08:; i.a1li1::1‘ i.ace1.1.111ii131'11broi1l111'c1l Handkerchiefs, value lZléc and
us thc1 school is filling so rapidly that ‘3‘ at 5“"
31:11 ‘ia‘i‘erngitt l11.1. able to accommodate Children‘s Whitc ilemstiti'hod ilandkervhb't‘s. value So. at ‘21:.
M... H . . fl ,. ., . ._._. Ladies‘ All i.i111111 iii-mstitibed Handkerchiefs. value 1214c. at 0c;
Learn to Dance Wall. 3 "‘i‘ 25‘“ 1
MR W. GlLBERT NEWELL Children's Fioeccri itihhcd Sleeping Garments. with feet, sizes 2
1",'1~spoitf11ll3 annonmcs ih11 r11 opening to 8. at 218.
Waltz the specialty. New dances to
l111 introduced during tho school term:
(‘oronation Gavorte. Waltz Majestic,
i.1~nox Caprice. Coileze Quadrille, Auto
Waltz. Harvard (tilde and Dip.
Respectfully.
W GILBERT NEWELL.
Member of the American Soviety of
Professors of Dancing. New York.
Amoskeag Apron Gingham, sold in many pincos at 81-. here at, 71c.
We are headquarters on R‘ 1 1' Wear Garments fOr' wOmen. Qual-
ity. style and make are the finest in the market: priced low. Before you.
1
buy be sure and visit the Boston Store. You will be well repaid.
ll SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL.
is the new heater lately demonstrated
1.11 The Norwalkl. it require:
At :1 meeting 11 tho Directors of this
Ilank, hold St'fii inlm‘t‘ litli
1I11'i1i11nd at the "11111 of 'lk’. por cent.
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111 '~' of tin 1'111':11nt <ix months, .111111
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llil (loft)-
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KEROSENE OIL
to produce the heat. We will not go
:rtO any combine to advance the price
.End will offer to the public in 10 gal-
:n lots or more, at
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ACCidentlnsurance North Mam St' 80' Norwalk, Conn. militw' I11\"' to too 11'111111111'1l 0n 1 Iprti'c mark conspicuously 1i1splnb‘r1d
Combined bit/1
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Registration and Identification.
$1000 in case of death by accident
" while traveimg as prescribed by policy.
55. 00 per week for ion of time for
1 non- -fata| injuries
ALL FOR $1.00 PER YEAR
For particulars call or write
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN.
Telephone Cull. 107—1-4.
E'NTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
TUEsOAv OCTOBER 14
1 MR. GEO“ CLARK
THE. MOST ATTilnACTlV£ COMEOV
OF THE PERIOD
Entitled
THE DOCTOR
PfilCSB 26. 50. 751:. 01.00.
How's THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOIEK 15
W. E}. NANKEVUJES
Splendid Production of tho idyllic {3111111
torn! Drama.
HUMAN HEARTS
it Patiiutlu l’irturo 11! llurul 1.1111 In
Arknusnu.
tituporhly Presented by a Compotout
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111.111Nir11'sll'1' SCENERY
lNTRlCATE M’Mllil EFFECTt‘l.
PRICEI: 281:, 5011, and 751:.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
BATURDAY, corona “ll.
Mum“ and Night.
The Great Big Musical Gayety.
thin: Fno;3m Laugh».
ted 1111! ills Idler ii 111
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NO smart unto-date person ever eats anything but the best. Life is short and the way to prolong it is to
l 11:11. only the very best goods ohtainabe it is an easy matter to get POOR STUFF, but it takes years of train-
‘ 5111; and hard work and 1.1xperience to know absolutely what fine goods are, and to always keep them in stock. We
malts it our business to hnndlo only tho boat. and we guarantee all goods sold by 1111 to be of that quality.
OUR WINNERS.
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Fit‘Hi'l Country Ham. 7.21: d117,. 3 lbs. [loan Milk (ti'm'kors 2511.: lilo lh.l’111'o Loaf Lard li’n'. ib. Elegant
Walloon from 3.11: to .dic ii). Fresh Peanut ilntter. 201: lb. ’I‘ry pound box ltlch' 11 Fruit t aka, 3711.1 Delicious. For-
1'iu llama and liiltlulnru ilntron.
tiniest. Condonami Mdk 1111 :111
iluautil‘ul ltouy tlwoot l‘luttcr.
market» Nostio's to tho brand.
0. E. SEYMOUR, Leadin
3:! WASHINGTON BTHEET.
1:111: and .301: ll). 3 11111111 'i‘riooior Soups, 2511:. The:
g Grocer.
TELEPHONE. 5&2. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
20 Retail Stores. 20 Retad Store
GROCERI
lineal Elgln Creamery Butter per lb
Maud 3. Float per Bag 571:
Jones Flour p.11 Bag 530 ,
Piiiburv's Best XXXX Flour per Bar 601:
ill pounds Kit Fine 11111111111 for SLIG.
111111111 per lb ilk Shoulder per lch
5 its Best Math: and Java (2110:th Quality)
251:
per Barrel $4.50
per Barrel $4.65
per Barrel $4.15
Trv one, they are 0. K.
2 1b Best Leaf Lard 25:
to: 51.011
Norwalk Chronicler