Initiate Almanac for Tomorrow.
un‘rlaes 11:06; sets 13:12.
1811 011910155 a. n1. 10:18 p. m.
1. CALLS.
02-5 «Business China.
0212 -—-‘Edltorial Room.
,‘ ‘ -Brlnch Office. Norwalk.
’34-12»Edltor's Residence.
All artillery ol’l‘li-er thinks that his
arm or the service in not gutting ita
lair allure of the stars. in a letter to
lie Army and Navy Journal be com»
intuit that twentyone brlgadicr gono-
l‘llls have been appointed from tho cav-
alry, infantry, subsistence department,
.tiuartermastcr‘s department and adju-
ytnht gencral’a corps since that promo
non came the may of any artillery
clonal.
, Dean Sutherland. of the Boston [1111.
[varsity Medical School is seriously ill.
0:110 was unable to take up his duties
on dean of that school when it opened.
“Dr. E. Taylor Ransom took Dean Sutlr
“Orland’s place during ills absencc. lir.
I i-nflome, who is the first woman who
never acted in this capacity, was
all year a member of the faculty at
ostou University Medical School. be-
,Instructress in histology. and also
assistant to Dean Sutherland. Silo
t a Canadian by birth After taking
list-graduate courses at Harvard Uni-
, Iveraity and the Institute of Technolo-
igy, Mrs. Ransom (1001111311 to study
"modicine and entered Boston linlvor-
pity Medical School. whore slic suc-
cessfully completed the four years'
recluse in three years.
‘A’Buflalo jeweler whose stock had
1' been nightly depleted for over a week.
I ‘1 supposedly by the depredations of :1
thief, at last succeeded in detecting
. the culprit. A passerby noticed a large
rat running back and lorth in the win-
dow of the jewelry store. and notilied
the proprietor. The latter investigat—
ed, and found that the rodent was bus-
ily engaged in carrying watch chains.
rings and other trinkets down a 1111!: In
the flooring of the window. Removing
- one of the boards. the jeweler found
- about twenty—live articles stored away
in a dark corner. iietcctivcs had boon
engaged for several days ill looking for
a ciew to the thicl, but the victim of
the robber now things that. the vial
lance of all active cut. would have been
more to the purpose.
FASHIONS.
Can you think of thrco handsomcr
materials to combine in a juunty wrap
than black velvet. gray broadcloth. and
Persian lamb?
In New York a great many ladies
are having coats of caracule or white
astrahan made up.
The new designs of etched glass are
very simple and neat. This class.
while not quite an expensive as cut
glass. in very dainty.
It In said that it a cloth is wrung
out of vinegar and wrapped
cheese the choose will not mould. 'l‘hc
whole should be put into an outside
covering of paper.
Plalted skirts prodonilnatc. but thcrc
ones worn by those who do not cart--
to increase the measurements of their
hips.
A box of borax might be kept near
the bowl where tho hands are waahcd
and a pinch out In the water whenc‘rer
the hands are rinsed after they are
cleansed with eonpwfor the bencllt or
of her whose hands tend to be rough 111
cold weather.
. Embroidery serum to ho taking tho
9 piles of stitching on tho whito wash
“Vitals. It in lilo old-lushioncd cross-
Dtilch kind and the colors used are
,7!!th on when intermixed they will
produce the about or the Persian
1111111119. A stripe ls placcd down lno
center of the trout, on each box or side
viii: that comes from tho shouldcr, on
.th wrist bands. etc.
101'! can be (lone right on tho cloth.‘
The Gibson waleta are very pretty
with their plnlta decorated with thin
outbreluery.
Who Delineator" glvca a rocoipt tor
, , on cakc‘which comoa very timely.
on tho luulllturallou 11111-11 to be held
by our mothora novcr failed to
Wrath their talnilloa and annals
«111111 ”election calm." why should not
in January? 8111 one pound of
.011 ‘ I bowl: mid to one and one
Mflb‘cupl’ula or ycaat 10111! and one-
Mflh commenced rehab cakes canal
WI). a tablespoonlul ot molunca and
fourth of n captui or warm water.
than to the iionr. working Into a
' lot rise {or three hours: cream
, plunul cl butter with one pound
. .phlvorltotl blight”. then and hall a
” . 1 of milk: boat seven on: with-
ratlug until IIRllti add than;
t. llliilhl‘ and mliit alternately
meqtinrtera of a pound of flour:
Jill light: then add one too
.. of cinnamon. but! a lawman
wand mm and hall 11 nutmeg
When the 110111111 111 light 111111
, it «1111 batter: turn into a arenas
‘ d balm for mm hour In a mod‘
(are atom at a price out
is attractive.
'. no; Minn nation ax-
, weapon“
'.' e, ’11,, 11611003.
. able to furnish the ,bond 01‘ 3300 re
‘ WEBB 0'0 . 31-70 JAIL. "
,., m
HII Wile Tail: of the Manner mwmm
He Abused Her.
Mrs. James Webb appeared In the
Norwalk side of the town court this
morning to teatlfy against her hue-
band. who assaulted her very brutal:
1y Sunday evening. . One or her eyes
was covered by a bandage and bruises
on her face and neck wore plainly
visible.
Webb stoutly denied that he was
guilty of the charges against. him and
when Judge Lockwood sentenced
him to four months in Bridgeport.
with costs. be appealed, but was 1111-
qulrod.
The cone was to have come up Mon-
day morning. but Mrs, Webb wan 11n-
ablc to appear before thia morning.
from the testimony given it was
brought out that she 111 a hard work-.
ing woman and has been supportingi
herself. Webb and tlnsiir llvc 1111111111
children. She naked the judge to put
her husband away somewhorc whcrc
he would not bother her. and said she
was willing to take care 01’ the family.
Sunday afternoon Webb and his fam-
ily tool; a trip through the woods and
on the way they were mot by Patrick
Cunningham. Webb tbid the judge
that on the way home they purchased
three gallons of older that was not
vol-y sweet. which the thrcc drank.
Mrs, Webb denied that she had had
more than one glass.
When the three arrived at tho Webb
residence tho talk turned to union,
matters. Webb told his wilt- that she I
was a scab and could not got a iobi
In the shop it she wanted to. Sho r1» 1
tortcd that It alto was she would not
live with him and that she did not‘
want a position in the. shop. These
words led to others and soon 11 acrioua ‘
fracas was in progrcss and had not
Cunningham parted them Mrs. chb‘
thought sho Would have been more
badly used titan alto was. \Vcbb
has boon bcl‘ore tho court. sovoruli
times for assaultinfg his wilo and tho .
judge told him be had no sympathy
whatever for him. ‘
()wcn Rice, another old ol'l'ondor.
was before Judge IAN‘kWODtl again this ,
morning. This little Rico was clinrg- ‘
on with drunkenness and breach of
the peace. lie was picked up last cven- ‘
calm: in East Wall strcct by (,illicer
John ll. Kenny. He put up such a
light that it was necessary for Sen
uonnt Bartram to come to Otilccr non—
ny's assistance. A grocery wagon was
procured to carry the ol‘l‘cndcr to the
police station. The. judgo sentenced
Rice to jail for sixty days. litre 115,
crippled by rheumatism and can with,
difficulty walk with a pair of
crutches.
RECEIVING APPLICATIONS.
County Commissioners Held a Session
in Norwaik Today.
’l‘hc County Commissioners. Henry
Leo. ot' Iiridgcport: Whitman S. Mood.
of llildgt-port. and Mayor i’cix. 111‘ Dan-
hury .arc in session today. in the Nor-
walk ’1 own Court. for thc purposo of
receiving applications for liquor ii-
ubout '
‘ are any number of tho plain ilaring‘
ll a line basket
‘iwtlhve chariot in aclcctod the embrold- it
ccnscx and drugtzists' lioonscs for the
town of .x’orwalk. Those who huvc ap-
plied for licenses 11p to 1.’ o'clock. and
their places ol‘ buslnors arc thn follow
IilL’.I
Utllllt’l Riordan. New Canaan road.
1 Michael itiilrhford. 1: Main stroot.
l’tlcr 1'1. Callahan. lo” Main stl‘ocl.
James II. Sllcchun. 1.1 Water slrcri.
141111111 Northrop. 13 Main at
James 1’. litlrry, Oakwood road.
John \Y. Pennington. :‘m‘ lieldcn iin'
Sachs ”l'UlIli‘l'H, 13’ Alain strcrt.
1 111111111 Ii. Sluttory. ‘Jii Main >11er.
ili'ililum Andrrsun, \i'innipuuk. Wilton
rozul.
_ John I“. (‘lii'tiyli, l1'ci'1‘is and (‘onncw
.tlcut uvcnuos.
1 John Muloncy. 5.9 Main street.
[Harman Quittner, 411 Water sircol.,'
,South Not-walk.
Michael Barrett. 24 Wutor street.
1 Stephen Kounc. ii Bouton street.
l~‘runk C. Becker. ~11 Water stroct.«
ISouth Norwalk.
'l‘imothy .1. Sullivan, 51‘. Railroad ave.
Mit'llucl Within 11 Iioton street,
Frank .I. llonohuc, 138 Washington
‘5'“‘1‘1‘1.
; .1. Frank \i’ollyung. 37 Railroad uvc.
Elizabeth Spain". 135 Water uticot.
Monti: Norwalk. .
1 William c. .It'styc. 21 North Main st.
Adolph ..esaler. Connecticut 11vo11111-.'
Iicrman Quittnor. 9 North Main st. 3
Mrs. Stephen l‘ialdiszar. ills Ely avc.
Adam Schmidt, 4 Mechanic stroct. ‘
Svcc Brothers. 2'11 Railroad place. 1
inuac (1. Hamilton, :18 lloutli Main
turret. I
'I‘honma ll. McCarthy. 18 Burbank 81.,
I
Casper Zwiilnger. {-1 Water 111mm,.
, oath Norwalk.
ldrncnt (.lrocitchnv-r, 21 l-‘ort stroct.
Imlit‘it’liS'l‘S‘ 1.111163%”.
Edward 1). Wood. 311 Wall etrcct I
William 1‘. lluur. 55 Wall strert.
John A. Ringo. 11 Main atrcet.
Harold Glendeuuimz, 1 Main street.
Frank M. Finch, 1‘36 Washington St.
(lcorgc I“. Moulton. 13 Washington
street.
Thomas
H. I‘ywoll. 112 Worthington
street. , .
1'
THE PHYSCIANB IN TOWN.
The following physicians were pros-
cbt at the banquet of tho Fairllcld
lounty Medical Aanoclation at the Ho-
tol Norwalk yesterday afternoon: Dr.
W. ll. nonaldaan. Fairneld; Dr. Robert
Lauder, mitigation: Dr. L. ’1‘. Day.
Wcotport: Dr. M. W. Robinson. Not-o-
tou; or. 8. M. (launch. Bridgoport: hr.
1". w. Steven». Bridgeport: Dr. Ed-
mnnd 3. 111111111, Bridgeport: Dr, H. '1".
Miles. Brldmbort; Dr. A. E. harbor.
lltithal; Dr. H. P. Hyde. Greenwich:
Dr. William 11. 0033111111311. Stratrord;
lir. P”. 1.. Smith, Bridgeport“ Dr. G. 11.
Norton. Dorian: Dr. A. ll. Goi‘ham, Wil-
ton: Dr. N. E. Wordln. Bridgeport: Dr.
0. iii. Skinner. New Haven; Dr. H. 0.
01113111113. Bridgeport; Or. 1111.3. Watson.
baubury; Dr. W. '1‘. nronwn. Dani
bury; Dr. (1.11. Hill, stunner Dr. I".
M. W11 11. Bridgeport: Dr. F’. it. tho
liar. Dr. William .1. Tracey. Dr. B. 11.
Huntington. Or. . . Bean. Dr.
James (1. Gregory. Norwnllt.
JUDGI QHiPMAN’O PORTRAIT.
an all .. arduous Bhlpmm
was luau; in the United Stator court
mam-In the post utilize building In
Hartfordiart Saturday. The portrait
in the gift at the Connecticut lawyers
Who macaw lathe tenant courts.
MM):
ir‘nnio um m REPUBLICANS
‘ MEET
1 TO .
At the canons of the First and Third
District Republicans, held last night,
it was announced that the Republicans
or East Norwaik will hold a meeting
in Randall's Hall, Monday evening.
M---
Nothing hurts a self‘made martyr
like being ignored.
CONNECTICUT
MILITAR Y ACADEM‘Y
NORWALK. CONN.,
(Formerly the Bullock School).
48111 Yaar Begins September 24th.
lt‘our couraea ot' atutiy. athletic field.
gymnasium, bowling alleys.
ii‘or cataloguoa and information
address
'I‘lili SUPERINTENDENT.
1113 o o w
* minor who
11’ g~=1m
NOTICE.
11.111111111111111
Notiro is hcrcbv given that tho so-
lcclmcu and town clerk of lilo town of
Norwalk will hold 11 session in tho
Town Court itooxn, on Wall atroct. in
the city of Nor-walk. on Friday. the
17111 day of October. 1011., from ii
o‘clock a. 111. until 8 o'clock p. 111.. for
the purpose of oxnmining thc qualilica
lions oi cloctors, and admitting to thc
; olcctor'a oath 11111.50 who shall be found
qualified. and. by public adjourntncnt,
will be in session for tho aatnc pur-
poses. at tho pollcc rooms. on ilaviiand
street South Norwulk. Monday ()ctov
bor 20111. from 10 o‘clock a. in, until ii
o'clock p. 111.: and Wodnomluy. lictobcr
23211. from 3 o'clock until it o'clock
p. 111.; and unions all cnlcrcd
on tho first list as "lo ho ”little,"
whose. rights shall nppcar to have our
turcd. shall have boon admitted or ro-
jot-tell. said acioctiucn and town clerk
will hold a session in said Town (Iourt
room on Wall Street. for said purposes,
on Friday. October 31111. 191121, from 1)
o'clock a. in. until it o‘clock p. m. and
not afterwards cxccpt that if it ap-
pears that tho rights or any pcrson on
the first 1151 1111111'1‘ lho lillo of "to ho
made" will innturo all 1r said Friday.
October 21111. 111112. inch and in that
case said sclcctnicn and town clerk
will be in M-S.~'I()Il ill raid town clerk's
otlico on Monday. Novcmbcr 3d. 1002.
from 11 o'clock a. in. until 1'. o'clock p.
111.. and not afterwards. for tho pur-
pose of admitting such persona.
liatcd at Norwalk, the 13111 day of
()1 NWT, 19023.
.I.\.\l ES A. BROWN.
SAMUEL LYNES.
WILLIAM ii. REED,
Soloclmcn of the Town of Norwalk.
liiCilliiCRT ll. Silli'l‘il.
Town Clerk.
Business Muscle.
(:13 1‘21,
'ihe strong man In luminous is tin-
man with a buslnosa education. Some
people not It by hard cxprrtonco.
Others save many of the disappoint
moms and revenues or lite by atart-
ing with a commercial foundation of
business knowledge.
THE SPECIAL COURSES
t
:1
BROWN BUSINESS COLLEGE
in nook-keeping, Stonogruphy, Teleg-
raphy and English
will enable you to auccood. as well an
helping you to avoid embarrassing cou-
ditlons. 11' you are thinking of cuter-
ing our evening achool do it
DURING OCTOBER.
as tho school In Illllnu an rapidly that
we will not In.» able to accommodate
you later on.
Learn to Danna Wall.
MR. W. GILBERT NEWELL
ruapticttully announces the reopening
of 11111 Eicbool at Arlon Hall, South Nor-
walk, on Wedneeduy, October 16th,
1902. (31111111 for 1.1111ch and (icnllomun
will rudely» tho. limit trillion on Wed»
holiday Ei’l'illilg, Oct. 1511:. at 8 o‘aktck.
A thorough concise of instructionwtbt-
Waits the specially. New dances to
be lntroducoddurlng the school term:
Coronation dayotte. Waltz itiniestic.
Leno: Caprice. College Qundrllle, Auto
Waltz, Harvard (111119. and Dip.
Respectfully.
W. GILBERT NEWELI..
Member or the Almcrlcan fictiltfty’ of
Professors ct Dancing. New York.
I SUHSTITUTE FDR COAL.
In the mw ileum lately demodulated
In The Net-walks. It require:
KERDSENE OIL
to produce the be“. We will not go
in!» an combine to luv-1m tho price
and vol 1 aim- to the public In to gab
ion am or more. It ..
n 10 1-2 m .1 1111110111.
‘ IQALLDNI, 80¢. '
[macaw
a
Old Today
Capital Stock,
Profit and Loss, . 5.115.5 i
Depoaits, . 397,354.23'
Due Banks am ll'ruat 00.. 112mm“
$370,543,431
Reserve Banks ;
Due from other Banks.
Banking Houa‘e, Vaults, Fun,
$ 00.837.81
altar: and Fixtures, 26,111.43
Bonds. 38.388.70
Loans, 205,529.91
Expenses and Taxes Paid, 1,169.86
Cash on Hand, 15,995.56
$370.543.48
Invested Trust Funds, $13,132.54
Unlnvested Trust Funds, $1,056.20
TheSouthNorwaIk
Trust Company
THE SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK.
CONDENSED STATEME...‘
BER 1, 1902:
RESOURCES.
0C. 1'0-
9
Loans, $ 642,624.69
City and School District
Notes. 48,050.00
Bonds and Bank Stock, 542,190.57
Real Estate and Banking
House. 32225.77
Cash and One from Banks, 67,918.00 .
$1,333,004.03
l.l.v'\llll.l'l‘llCS.
Deposits (4872 Accounts), $1,233,190.57
Surplus, 60,000.00
Other Profits, 39,813.46
31.333.004.03
ALDEN SULMANS, Pronidcnt
JOHN ii. i‘iiiti’tiS. \‘icc-prcsidout
GEORGE It‘. liICAltSE, Treasuror
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
1111 1111101111. 13111111
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Irioo.ooo.oo
Capital.
Surplus. $100,000.00
Other Proms. $110,700.00
JOHN Ii. FERRIS. President.
JACOB M. “11011. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Farris
Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp
Christian Swarlz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewsor
Joni-h R. Marvin Samuel Grummar
J. Wallace Marvin.
Account: Sallolrod.
Actident nsurancc
Comlu' ed 'lvlth
Registration and Identification.
$1.000 in can of death by accident
while traveling as prescribed by policy.
$5.00 per week for loss of time for
non-fatal Injuries.
ALL FOR $1.00 PER YEAR
For particulars call or write
TAYLOR £6 GOLDEN.
Tclopiionc Cull, lulwl.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 15
W. E. NANKI-IVILLE'S
Splendid Production of the Idylllc pau-
toral liralna,
HUMAN HEARTS
A Patriotic l’irturn oi ilnrul Life In
Arkansas.
Superbly Promoted by u (hintpctunt
(that,
MAliNll-‘ll‘EN'l‘ SCENERY,
lN'l‘ith/t'l‘lt: S'I‘Atll-i armors.
P111058: 25c, 50c. and 75c.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18.
Matinee and Night.
The Great Big Musical (layety.
thing but Laughs.
F. DPER'S
Peck and 1111 Holler-1111111
by Edgar Scldcn.
THE MUSICAL COMEDY 0110011288
0!" THE smack.
The big fun crowd. headed by Mon-
roc, Mack and Lawrence. Vinnln new
show, Georgia Mountain, .11. Friend.
‘l‘om Tempest and a Glittering Galaxy
or (tot-goons Girls.
iv‘urlytwo i’eopio. Light. Laughter
'l‘wo unloads or
and 1.111191111111111.
Scenery. Ono hundred Continues.
Twenty meat Musical Numbers.
Blunt Hit or the Your.
phloeathntlnu. 15 and 2513.
Night. 20. 36. 501:.
nov'r's THEATRE.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 20111,
W. E. NANKEVlLLE
Prmats‘
THE MOB’I‘VNATURAL PLAY OF
THE
AG .
The Village Parson.
Thrilllm‘, in climax
Pmrl In Action .
, Ilium Hart interim
, ll Quaint . ,
A occur as swam 1110 . I illit-
‘ ‘ 00°11'30”“? .
No-
A
ORAN
auail,‘
I
. I
3 50,000.00 ,
22,510.16 ‘1
1
I
1
l
1
1
mod},
w
w
tomers.
Ladlcs' lilack and Cantor All
Wool Coats, loom and tilted back
iii the popular lengths, made of
imported Moutngnac. also fine Kor-
soy. The boat $12.51) coat we could
buy
FALL SALE. $10.00.
Ladies' Black and Cantor A11
\Yool Satin Llucd :32 inch Coats.
specially adapted for poopio who
look for the practical garmout.
regular price, $11,511
FALL SALE. $5.75.
Ladics' 11nd Misaoo' lv‘oll Wright
.Iackots. colorr. black and cantor,
\\'('i'1\ pl‘it‘t‘ll 33,1111 and $15.00. le-
ocllcnt stylish gartnonto
FALL SALE. $3.75
Ladics‘ and Mlh‘fit‘it' Monte Carlo
(“11:115. made with and without
picntod back exceedingly popular.
all wool Itol'scyu, 21 gr eat leader at
$111.01).
FALL SALE. $3.50.
Young Llldios‘ Box ('lliltfi' bluo,
rod and cantor. \‘ery nobby
styles. all wool korscys. A good
tcn doiinr garment.
FALL SALE $7.50.
Inch 1,)oublobrouslcd All
Wool Fini- Melton Coat. iongth and
style csporlully adaptod for older-
iv Indies. All 517.1»5, from (i: to
«11:. including all the odd sizes. 3.3.
:17. Jill, ll. 43. -l;'.. .\ noteworthy
garment. big value at $12.50
FALL SALE. $10.00.
0')
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CONDUCTOR AND MOTORMAN
GUILTY
i’i’l"l‘Slll'll(l. 111155.. Oct. lfl.~—'i‘hc
finding in the inquest following tho
accident In which i’ronidcnt 110050
with bmiygnartl, William 011111;. was
killed here last Scptombor. Iliod today
says that tho "l’niawfui acts of James
I ’I‘. Kolly. conductor, and Euclid Mad-
den. motormuu" ol the cioctric car
whit 11 run into the president's carriage
toutribulcd to tho (loath of Mr. Craig.
'l‘l1c finding was bv special .qutico
1'harlcs 1.. iilbburd.
COMMERCIAL TEACHERS IN SES-
SiON.
The State (‘ommorciul 'l‘rucbors' .\.~-
:oriation will hold its next llloctiut: :11
the Brown Business College in South
Not-walk. November 8.
BANK OF BENGAL DISCOUNT.
L'AIA‘l'TTA, ()l'ltlhl‘l‘ 1T1 ~'l‘}11‘ rate
of discount of tho flank of lb-mml wan
today raised from :2 to -l per cont.
.Seymou
x hose 33.083163 Dans
Are exceptionally BUSY DAYS AT THE BOSTON STORE. We are giving the
people of Connecticut THE BEST kinds of merchandise THIS COUNTRY PRO-
DUCES. We keep goods mo'bz'ng rapidly by our small profit system.
, are selling are all new; no 0111' odd stock.
Ladies' Rainoonts or llaglans
trainproot) full back or semi-tit-
tiug buck, regular price $15.00
FALL SALE, $12.50.
Ladica' Oxford Dress Skirts.
neat trimmed, regular price $4.50
FALL SALE. $2.50.
Ladles’ All Wool Serge Skirts.
narrow bands of silk trimmed.
regular price $5.111)
FALL SALE. $3.50.
Ladics' Tailored Suits. of all
wool inulorial, black and colors.
all desirable styles. regular priced,
$8.511. 510.110 and $12.50
FALL SALE. $5.00.
A grout bargain, 11’ you want a
suit you cannot ull‘ord to miss it.
Inidlcs' ’i‘uilorcd Suits. black and
colors. All 1111- boat and most pop-
ular atylck, regular prices $15,011
and $133.11
FALL SALE, $9.50.
Ludica‘ all Wool, llibboii lindcr
Skirts, dark colors, with stripod
bordor and sholl stitch edge. rog-
uiar value $1.25.
FALL SALE. 951:.
Ladies' iicavv White Domct
Flannel Niltht ltobcs, tucked yoke,
good lull garments. worth $1.213.
FALL SALE. 98c.
Cliildrtn'a ’l‘zun-o-Shantors. all
wool. just the hat for school wear,
regular prim» Soc
The best is ”that the demand for our cus-
We cannot and WILL NOT TOLERATE POOR GOODS AT ANY
PRICE. Look at our Ready-to- Wear attractions during this Fall Sale.
Bandits; and Misses” 311.0 and Winter Coats, Sachets. etc.
77w goods we
ltoal Camels Hair Tam-o-Shan-
tors, red, navy. white and grey,
regular price 981:
FALL SALE, 75c.
Ladics’ All Wool Flannel Waist,
lined throughout, colors, red, navy.
grey. light blue, castor and black,
the best. $1.25 waist on the market
FALL SALE. $1.00
Ladies“ Fine French Flannel
Waists, a few good atyios since
last year. mostly clou back. were
$1.1m
FALL SALE. $1.00
All Wool, Heavy 'I‘willcd b‘lan-
ncl \VillSiS, all now this season,
rod. gray. navy. green, cadet,
(-l‘t'um color. light blue and black,
excellent quality
FALL SALE $1.40.
Ladick’ iicavy Outing Flannel
Waisls in plain colors; also
Flocccd Black Polka Dot Walsh-1,
sizes 32 to 411, a Splendid 50c
waist
FALL SALE. 39c.
Ladics' Heavy Fleeced Lined
Wrappers. all new
regular value $1.25
FALLI SALE. 95c.
(‘hildrcn's Ribbed Sleeping Gar-
ments with lccl. sizes 2 to 8 years
FALL SALE, 211:.
Ladies‘ Plannolette Night
Robes. good full size. an Excellent
751- (iown
this season,
FALL SALE, 42c.
i-IUMOR AT THE CAUCUS.
"1 wow to :1 point of ordor.
Chairman. Arc “‘1‘ men or are we
worm-11‘!" ([Ill'l'lflll lir. S. \V. Shuppan.
1 who is quilo :1 prut lit-111 jokcr. of (‘hair-
1111-1 First and Third District ilcpubli-
,cans last owning. “i don’t know
l\\‘liit'Il you arc." i'cnlicd Mr. Lovmard.
1'1‘111» question in what brought forth the i
, laugh, Mr lmonnrd‘i: rolort or tho sud-
don turning around of the ballot box:
by 'I‘ollcr .Ioscph A. l‘ttrrior. Across
tho front of tho box woro tho words,
"Women's: Ballots," in bi: letters.
proct every man to do his duty—- ,.
then cxpcct to be disappointed.
Perhaps the reason
are always looking for tho wurst.
.\ servant girl may speak in brokcn ‘
I'Intzlish but brokcn china is. more apt
to jar on her mistress“ nerves.
man Front-is Leonard at the caucus ol‘j
so many Gen,
mans are dcspondent is because they
r’sSt
FALL SALE, 63c.
i ARRIVALS OF vessets.
NEW YORK. October 15—Arrivcd
,Stonmor Oceanic, from Liverpool.
‘ LONDON. October 15~Arrivedz
,Stoumcr Angllan, from New York.
LIVERPOOL. October 15~Arrivcdz
ISlt-amcr Michigan from Boston.
. BOSTON, October iii—«Arrived:
IStcmnt‘i‘ Masconomo. Swansea.
l‘l.Y.\IOi"i‘il. Oct. It'lrwAi'l‘lVL’tlI
1 Stcamcr illuohcr from New York .
SOUTHA MPTON. Oct. ll.--~Arrlvcd:
', Steamer Philadelphia. New York.
The best way to bring up some chil-
dren is with a round turn,
The man who wants to keep In with
the time wants to go slow.
It a woman has kinptomania
takes everything for it.
one
You may auccccd In convincing a
‘man against his will, but what's the
1 use?
ore.
No smart, llp-lO-dflle person ever eats anything but the beat. Life 15 short and the way to prolong It Is to
but only the very best goods obtainal
do. it is an easy matter to get POOR
STUFF, but it takes years of train-
ing and hard work and experience to know absolutely what line goods are, and to always keep them In stock. We
make It our buaincss to handle only the host, and we guaruntcc all goods sold by an to be of that quality.
OUR WINNERS.
Fresh Country Eggs, 3211 1102. 8 lbs. Boas Milk Crackers. 250: 101: lb.
Colleen from 25c to 381: lb. Fresh Peanut Butter, 200 lb. Try pound box Rich’s Fruit Cake, 25¢. Delicious. Fer-
ris Home and Boneless Bacon. Beautiful Rosy Sweet Butler. 2111: and 30c lb.
flncat Condensed Milk on the market—“- Neatle'a In the brand.
Pure Lear Lard. 15c lb. Elegant
3 cans Tricolor Soups, 251:. The
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
211 Retail Stores.
TELEPHONE, 5&2.
scum Monwa‘LK. CONN.
.«11 .1
' 20 Retail Store
. GROCERIES
rinest Eigin Creamery Butter per lb
Maud S. Flour per Bag 571:
Jones Flour per Bag 581:
i’illburv's Best'XXXX Flour per Bar 00c
10 pounds Kit Fine Mackerel for $1.10.
Hams per lb 15¢
Shoulder per lb 101:
1
15¢
per Barrel $1.50
per Barrel “‘55.
per Barrel $13.75 ’
Trv one. they are if) K.
2 1b Best Leal Lari 25c
' 101 1.011
5 lbs Best Mocharand Java Collectible Quality)
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