it
a withhold snowman
“Golden. Editor and Proprietor.
EDNESDAY, OCT. 22. 1902.
mm Almanac for Tomorrow.
purines 6:14: sets 5:01.
lab tide 3:22 a. m.; 3:47 p. in.
numo SENTINEL i‘atapn'oii‘é
' cALLs.
M -Buainen Office.
2-2 --Editorlai Room.
"Branch Office. Norwalk.
inn-Editor’s Residence.
, ‘ correspondent of n Missouri pa.
é‘i‘ Wrote that “an epidemic of rc'mib
n5 fever has broken out in our
‘ t5."\ And the editor remarked that
.oped the disease would include
no of the delinquent subscribers in
thadistrict.
Inlayvltzerlnnd the studies of many
”ears have determined the fact that
the glaciers arc not only steadily rec
oiling, but that their rate of recession
in becoming greater each year. There
are‘Only a few glaciers that still grow,
The Boveyre glacier in Canton Wallis
Is the only one that has increased
since 1892. The famous Rhone glue»
in has receded almost 800 yards since
1876.
The British Admiralty intends to
and out, if it can, what the trouble is
With its torpedo craft, several of which
have developed structural weakness
within the last twelvcmonth. To do
this the Admiralty will sacrifice the
‘-,flve.-year-old destroyer Wolf, which
costs. million and a quarter of dollars.
This vessel has been placed in a spec-
ally-fitted dry dock, where she will be
hung by her ends, her middle being, on-
“supported to soc if the train amid-
; ships is enough to break her back. If
she survives this. experiment she will
be hung {terms a cable. her ends bc-
lng left unsupported.
. "Gentlemen." recently said :1 Cor-
' ; man professor who was showing to his
. students the patients in the asylum
“this man suffers from delirium trcm»
Venn. He is a musician. It is well
. ‘::known that blowing a brass instru-
ment affects the lungs and throat in
'. ‘ such a way as to create a grout thirst.
which has to be alloyed by persistent
indulgence in strong drink. Hence. in
‘ course of time, the disease you ll‘th‘
before you." Turning to the patient
the professor asked: "What instru
ment do you blow ‘."' The answer was:
“The violincello."
FASHIONS.
{ A novel fi-aturc of :lll owning or
'. dinner dress is a planed chiil'on buck
.Vipbreadth. .
Red is still fashionable for wall pa»
~pers. The Venetian and lndian rcds
.prciation of (I
the purpose of putting the Republican
party on record; if the Democrats had
a majority they could frame and pass
legislation and send it to the Senate.
and compel the Senate to place. itself
and the Republican party on record.
He discussed tho tariff. andmald that
since the, coal strike. the Republicans
had discovered that there was a tariff
of sixty-seven cents per ton on coal.
and that Senator Spanner had confess-
ed that no one know how it got into
the Dinglcy bill. and to show how
lunch afraid of the Republican party
the trusts wore, the day Attorney (lea.
ale act of legislation passed by the Icral Knox filed his brief, lndicting (m:
Republicans for the benoiit of the. bco- i WT: trust, WW went up three com“
file. and labor in particular. without . Di‘l pound, and though in the ins-it two
being forced to do so by labor and tho lnntionnl I’”,‘“""““* ”‘0
Democratic Dam, in the suite, the log- 1 party had declared against the trusts
islature and the senate. They were ‘ I": would glv" “00 ‘0 any one in tho
bledsed in the present state campaign lnudlcncc “'1‘” would point out a single
to continue the present state of affairs. l
llrmonals ill ii llullu
(Continued from Flrnt Page).
He stated that Senator Lodge in New
Haven the night before. stated that
the tariff was not the mother of truats
and took Issue with Mr. Lodge on the
tariff question, discussing the coal and
meat trusts and the manner in which
they were protected by Republican
legislation. He sold the policy of the
party in the state was nothing but
promises for the future as in the past
and challenged any one to allow a sin“
sent basis of representation. ,
. ‘ ..iho country the past six years, and
hithé‘ld‘llifiii.‘i‘fii. ”325.12.“: 5%“. . wt... «m5 mm: were not
Jiliii conditions. Nothing of promise or icommcneuratc with the increase. The
been known to nominate a labor than :control to ”5"!”“0 the tariff “I'll teach
on any of their'tickcts. The Dcnio-lu‘f‘, "”85 to_“root I‘ll: 01' lilo." Th0
cratic party on tho other hand werc‘. ”‘9 “91"")"03" IW'U’ were divided
pledged to reform the constitution; I‘m that question of the tariff. Hilli-
alvc the cities and towns home rule in """k- Lodge, Spooncr “I‘d l-lnnna “'I"|'l‘
the administration of local affairs, the i playing a “ll": lhf’i’ (lid lint agrm- on
submission Of'fl“ matters affecting tho i that question. hilt had agreed for Dr“.-
people to retort-lulum vote. various la- l rut party I"_‘”’"“‘~’" ‘0 Sl’llld "lint." ill?
bor measures and other reforms that loom-lulled “‘5 ‘HSI'I’III‘S" ll." Fili’illi’.’ that
a perusal of their platform would?!” Iii-longed to the younger rlmnmn
show. and tho party welcomed labor i ”I ”I" booth who TWOSIIIZNI that tip"
men to places on their tickets and .- war was over and that the prwrrmtiim
that during: the present campaign acy- mi" ”W union called (OF patriotic nwn
oral avowed and prominent labor men i mm mm “‘SOIWS and high cud nvux
woro candidates for the legislature, ’ ”9 had “9““ trcaiml i?” “T” in ii
notably Crowley of Meriden. and (Jon- NW?“ 31“” “1" mill iiifii’ had mollc n
nolly. of Danbnry. both of whom were ' 3"?“‘1 lankcc out (if limi- II' (in; d
candidates for senator in their ruspcc- : “1‘“ ll lli'l’iil‘aillill lllllFtrallizz bow
live districts. :Hi‘hi‘l't Hm“?- realizing ln‘ was alumni
George M. “Innate, of New Havz‘n, 2 to (lie. called his ('i'l'il'l‘iiilifi' aintil him
was the next speaker. He said that In: and ‘cxprrsscd n ””5““ to 1‘" "I‘M” i"
heard a great man—Senator l.oigc~—- ”("5 ground. and dying "“ tho 7“"
discuss the tariff before an outdoor-o . iT'l‘w‘t‘“! that h” ““4”“ _
in New Haven the evening before, in ‘ Hf)!" his body and mm“ 1." .
which he statcd that the. trusts xvi-re glound. ”"w ”1 liil'v‘l‘ child: “lib
the result of oconomic conditions. le~ the enemy th".’q”"l‘“” "h.“lm' “"15 rin-
grcssuian Sperry said the Republican ally (kiwi-"f” m “’7 “Rn“: “13‘ - ”I!“
llal‘ly ('l'l‘ilit‘ti prosperity, \vhllc Sena- hfiiliflsh chivalry and murnnw if‘. my:
tor Lodge said it was Providence. llc,
criticised the arguments of Senator
Lodge, discussing the tariff at Icnzztll.
and stated that the Republican party
existed for the purpose of granting.
special privileges to corporations and
corporate wealth, and with especial
reference to what they could do for
the benefit of the trusts. He believed
the trusts were. a good thing in certain
respects. If propcr conditions existed
and they were regulated and controll‘
ed by the government they might in»
-. , . ,y
i/f \f’lc’i' .
that cxnmplc. and lll‘l'}'li1l‘ bun: - n.’
Democracy in tin national lili‘il“l
ramid the plaullils of a g trill p V5.1»-
NEW 5. A. R. MEMBER.
Elected by the State Board of Mana-
qcra in Hartford Yesterday.
of the COIlZlv‘l‘iil izi Socii‘iy. Son..- of tho
American lliimlut r n “"3: Mid at (for
Hartford (‘l'ib ywlcrdar aficluoon at
it great benefit to the people. As at 2'1",““m‘i‘ . '7‘ "l“‘_‘51l3(”iili’ll‘il'“ “Ml-
prcscnt they r-yistcd for the purpose am“‘,'“‘“" “ll” "‘9 PM“? to lift it1
of grabbing all they could not their "1}“ka lil'i"‘li"-""i“'i"* “if at". bran-'1‘
hands on by special legislation and {1””“‘r"” ii“ i‘ -’..i I” i ‘lmd. . ii" ii ‘
otherwise, scaling down wanes, crab- melons “WNW-3“ 10%;". .\.:1-m
blur: francliiscs and all thr othwr :zrmr 1;”le ll (flu-nor. 4.)..2 main. Char! ~-
social assets and making other peoplc " M”Ill" l.r-'vr~i‘oit ii. Iltuzin .lonzl i: ‘
pay their taxes; that in um al’l'illlili- Trumbull mléll'li‘s l. ij k "a (”11‘ I.
:uoui they \vcrz- aidcd and abetted by frank ll Gav llr ll W-“Ii- 1‘ I" W!
barns. John M Ilolcombc. (‘linrlcs I‘.’
("oo'ny .l ("unliduc llillsand Dr P H.
Incalls. A minniittoc was also ap-
pointed in issui- :1 yearbook of all
members ournllml in the sncicti up to
Trial III. we. This commit!
<'<l~' of .luxliz-i iiilli'hkli“:
iii‘l'l'ii.‘ and Frank ll (lay.
SiVim‘n markorx' “:r'rv (lasignaiml for
\i'ntortown to mail all of flip gmvu
of llcvolutionary snidi ‘rs at that plavc
'hu llcpublican party. The letters H
l). I‘ no lonzvr stood for the Gran!
Old Party of Lim oln, Sumner and (Llr
risen, but a lot of economic bush
nbaclu-rs “hose motto was an lull-r
0. I'mlici (lulu iii
l’voplr aid thei‘r grabbing lv‘nllcnc‘lw
made a lllllllii"_v out of mcry u'itizvu
who dill not not a. trap. The earth was
mad»- i'or tho Iwnctit and new of man
hot for lilo trusts. That fact should
.. t .m.
(li'nvral
. in the tapestry designs are particularly
suitable for balls.
3 The nastnrtium and burnt orange
. 'shades are particularly pretty with
the handsonic brown lurs‘wsablc. bczlr.
mink, etc.
How many people throw away pin-cc.
.0! orange pool who did not know lilil‘
they are delicious prcscrvcd or can be
used for periumilu: a room by drying
and burning on hot pull or coals.
Embroidery min-ks any costume as
up—to-dato; not necessarily band work
done on the gown itself but bands of
a contrasting color may be neatly car
.broldercd and applied to the cloth.
‘ Many shirtwaists and blouse fronts
have been poaching so as to hang
away down over the belt. but now
Dame Fashion says they must no ion-
gei- droop in this manner. They can
be full without being “liaggr.”
‘A bortha of point Vonise lace lieull-
d with velvet ribbon outlines the doc-
lotto bodice of an evening gown or
white crepe dc chine. Bands of vel-
t and the harm kind of illl'l‘ also
domain the blouse front and the skirt.
There is probnly no dress that can
duty on so many llli‘itll'cnt occasions
mi suitably as that of black taffeta.
loin be trimmed with itself. with jet.
1? with velvet, any one or these com-
Mmtions making a very satisfactory
In.
Now while thorn is such an «mil-nor-
may voguo for the heavy laces la a
time for one to lourn how to make
‘ and perhaps nnrc thereby enough
, roll-lo the other materials for the
The tiny medallions are oxcol-
or the beginner. They require.
- material, which if spoiled in not
_' . and afford opportunity for one
her skill at shaping flowcrn and
and olno to learn the stitches.
, all white onlonn pickled" from
,‘Rlclorial Review“ W nob and
. the lip-called button onions, and
' out in ntrong brine for twalvc
- . . y'l‘hldwlll pollen the miter akin.
inflationary to remove. l‘ccl them
{liver knife. on steel would stain
onions. Wash them well. pour
lr'ylnegar over them and let them
{bill for four days. Then throw
. r away. drain it on thorougnn
Image the pickles nicely in
M. witb whole white pepper.
' r. lumped or out up aortic-
m' imam or dill. Boil
“mo vinegar and pour it
I while not. Allow‘lt to
m niacin: the Jar.
l].
manna blocks, will not
, for more. Some clinckb
it per cent, and no rial:
him Inoculation. it
W to invest in large on
Mir or monthly
«or in good numeric
use
Hon-burl. F Seward of Now non
ilorlmrt .\' Knapp. of Rr‘rlchort_ Ed
ward l‘nvson’ (‘onc of New York. and
Edward H (‘rowcli of Hartford \rvrc
totml Ill ila new lncmbcrs of the so
lw Iiladc Illitlll and trusts should no:
hiil'k their l’lltlfy’ in the worth. bill
~hiiuld rest on men who could b.- h.-'l
responsible to the people Electri‘
companies grabbed franchises of
slrm‘ts, for wb'cn till-y paid nothing ""‘li'. Among ”105“ lifl'o'i‘lil at the
’l‘bc)‘ thcn tax tho poopiv for ihcm and :"““’””~' “"‘i"" l’rt‘rubini Jonathan
finally lino ilu-m for bolus: such rI’llilllillll 'Norwlcb. livucral E S
chumps, ‘Ircole'v William l3, (‘handll-y .ludgv
H. l.. ilolchkiss. Now lilil‘l‘ll.
i‘urtis. Isaac \X‘ Birdseye l
Merrill. Hominwnv. \ancriown: Wil-
Lam ll Catlin. lill (" Birdseye, Mer-
idcn; James R. Bchn. Putnam: Major
Louis R. (‘he-ncy, Frank ll (lay l‘har-
Ins Hopkins (‘iark Dr George (" i".
Louis R
ilc dismissed at length lbw variou.~ ‘ _
.ruigvport;
proccssos and methods by which tib-
ccrpm'atious acquired the public hill.-
[it’s and concluded by saying that
he great corporation.»- were trying: to
‘lfil their soul: down so small that
zhcy could pass [brunch lbw l)l‘li\'l‘l‘iii.ii
"l . . v , . Q | . -t.
needle. So as to got. in he‘nvau and stillilinms and (.hnrios (i, ..iorn. lint.
any on their exploitation schemes ‘ _. _-
.livre. “H
l‘ingrcssman .\. F. Levi-r, or th-ii LICENSE 'N FAIRF'ELD COUNTY'
Srvcnth (‘otinl'»=~sioiial llislrict, Sourb‘
i‘arolina. to... tho last sprtlkl‘l‘. lie is ‘
l boyish looking mun. sliuhl ol’ fragm ‘
ind small of stature. 'l‘honull this i~
his stvcnth your in ('unizi‘ms. rv
.i-ziri-cly look< over twenty-lira Hr is
iniaht. and ha.»- :i mellow southern 2w
Number of Saloon: Will be About the
Same as Last Year.
The licenso your in towns of Fair-
liwlrl county except Bridgeport cxplt‘os
tlciobor 3i. and accruing to applica-
lions for renewal and new licenses tho
itizlnbvr for noxt your will be about
c . e: s": ii licl co in .
t m. 1”,!“ “[1] 1.1. t 1, [1:1 12"} .‘ ti or‘t i illt‘ same as the nllmimr for [his year“
noun. ”‘1 ‘ ”‘8 d m M)" 1 ll .\pplicailohs for renewal should have.
rvgro di'ilm-t thrl'a“ that hoops his '
'liidicruw» ill uoud humor. and his int l- i “:m”, ,flhid_ 3‘21”}? ,1."‘,‘."” ”WV”?
initial: and .izulisiuu distinct and logic rooms: W k H” " '"t a r'“ “‘0
{Sn-”N In.“ 1 .“mi “WNW“ whenv ’ Al'liillllz back for varloire roasnm and
Orr lit .. it"ik‘u kilo: lwaun‘by «with.v L Wm M lilcd mm” ”1" .Vcdr irlunvrt.
up“ ”flywim' ‘11". "fir“! time h‘; had Thus far no romonnrranvoa hazy. hnun
.s . - . . _ ‘. _ ‘ _'
.‘wr addrmwd an audience north of hind against any appluanr, from m"
Mason's and Dixon‘s lino He who sent “'§'~',’,:.",.i.',’.m} of ll ”0,. H... .. . ...
into (,‘nnnecticut by ill" National Iiniu- . l' .,, . ll ll ,q 1 I" r“ ’ 1.22),:
lil'i‘lllil' ("llilll‘lllfimv‘ to insist in pending llt‘hl m4: K f n hr ‘ fin“ ' l5 .“j’ I.) I”
a few congrcsamcn from this stain to H m or t e .aoon "”"Hrf’fi‘m
lV'l‘lhillgtlin The committee WU"? Illlt‘hl not llll‘lilllc‘ tile «it'll: Storm, “1911‘
hopeful ”f rupturing two district» in are a number of towrm in the county"
thin PM“ from the llvpublioana and whom the no litmus-c la'r iii in form.
um wanted the whole live iflthcv Th“ "0““ ”mm" '.'€““~‘“‘ “l ”i" “I"
muld get them. There was very good armor ‘1. figfiofimd ixti'lulii‘ylil‘fgr
i'I-nsons for changing the complexion to" “Ink“: 1t“ m? t‘ "i ‘ ""“
oi (innarrus. At this time there is no " ‘ n ""9" o "”3 ‘_ 11“ “MW“
rontrstin the notion botwccn gold and WWW” pay at least “”0“ ”W” tho
«ilvrr ' Tim M" m, “69“,,” wan ond~ amount paid for licendc mum in? taken
mi. illlli tho non animation thereby 1“ I“; ,‘3", W32?.,‘f,f‘j””‘”g","j’, “1;“
lord bnmi i'orgotttun. South Carolina WW I m “f"- s'..0."_”‘.:... n.”‘1l"“‘m't‘
was as loyal to thc union on Marian- .
chiluotta. There Is now it cannot be. GINBBERG PLE‘DS GU'LTV'
lore tho people greater than the con-
lilct that Kluu‘ik the lllliiill. had that Stamford Boy Burgiar He’d 1'” Trial
was the conflict between organised
in Superior Court.
~ ‘ ' s "m...
wealth and thgr people. Goldsmith ncv- STAMF‘ORD' Ottulwr "3 I" the
cr uttered a more prophetic utterance
city court today. Morrln Ginnbcra. med
than when he wrote in the ”WWW 14. pleaded guilty to a charge of bur
Villa 9, glory and was held for the. Slipcrlor
g ‘ Court. Glnrbern was ridinc on tho
“i “If“ the land to Mulching “13 Washington 93pr33 yggtfirdny and
Ii NW wan put. all here. Shortly afterward
W110“ WW“ “WWW"? ““1 men he was arr-noted on nintpicion of havizg
11‘3“)“ 7 ' burglarized a store near the mom
Prince: or lordii may nourish or my “.110“,
I" 9 In court today he broke down and
A brentb can make Wm M I bmth cried. He mid he um: in not Molncn.
11” ”With , in” and that he was trying to work his
But a. bold peasantry. their countryil way to Boston. on“... 1115 mother is
Dildo l. aeriously ill in a llO-lplltni. ills rotary is
When once destroyed. c it never be believed hero.
supplied. , M...
iin said in: come from South tinro- THREE MEN WERE KILLED.
liner to tell the people of the North W
that in the conflict against power-tut
oomptmtlona that were destroying the
country. the South was with tin- North
in the outcome of the union and the
people. lie did not have any patience
with the Mounts who om saying
thinner did not want a majority in,
. - in mum. the felt like trick/A
, MW. They at
t .
And ”ml inland by filling Ortega
mm:- in Mutton, Pa.
Three men were killed and
were injured toils
I678!“
rem: or tile remnants steel
33$“ it Milan. in , ,
Republican ‘
line or sentence of nuli~truut legisla‘l
They were pledged to continue the pre- 1 lion “"2? had "358““ l" ”l" “W “ix
There I yours. lrusts had sprung up all overt
hope for labor and they had never ‘Inmm’rl‘m‘ WWW WWW“ 10 again 301 .
”Mil:
in bcscichod his niiviirncs in i-mniai“ '
A murmur of NW ill‘ilill or mnnazors‘
HARRISBURG, Pm. Outline? 22...,
by the itching at
a. girder in the int sq mi construction ‘
"I suppose." said she, mrcnstlcally
when he came back to her after the in-
termission. “that all You men went out
merely to get your opera glasace."
"No." he replied promptly, "I think
most of us went outlier our rye-gingiv-
cs."—«Phlladclphla Prcso.
_.._..... carol/mos.“ ._
.PenundMenliun
A. fl. Rcdfleld. of Philadelphia, in
stopping at the Clifford.
Enron
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l L. L. Moore, of Holyokc, Moan. is
. ‘ stopping at the Clifford.
Mil-iii Nina Zolul‘f. of Concord street.
is visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
Mina Marie Cluno, of Nor-walk, is
‘ visiting in New Britain and Hartford.
l Gloves.
Joni received some of the newest "ninnulnli" Gloves for women.
Made up in the beat possible manucr and style. They are the imported
kinds made in France, whore every small detail is given attention. The
glove we offer you is selling iii tin:- bcst stores of New York at v.75. We
have marked them $1.50 pair.
Women's ilcavy Dogskin Gloves in all the new shades; one large
pearl clasp. at $1.00.
Women's Silk [.incd Mocha Gloves in clear gray colorn, handsome
plaid lining; a comfortable. well-fitting glove, at $1.50.
Golf Gloves. '
The. greatest. variety of line lancyKnlt Glovosuvorcarried. Last
season We bought in large. numbers. but did not have more than half
enough to go around. be a. shortage
However the first buyers get. the bettcr selection.
While, [liar-k Red, Gray, Modes and all kinds of fancy. at 50c.
Men’s Driving
Gloves.
.l. H. Ford, of Vl’orccster. Mann. inl
in South Norwalk on a short business}
trip. l
Mrs. Mary Iv}. Waterbury, ol’ Grove
ntrvel, in spending a few days In New
York city. ‘
l
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Mrs. C. A. Tucker. of Main street.
Norwalk, in recovering from an attack
of tonailitio.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
COMING.
‘ Wed..'Oct. 29th.
lilall Cainc’s
l Masterpiece.
THE CHRISTIAN. ‘
i
Sale of strata cpcns Ill lioyt’s Thea»
9. South Norwaik. and \‘i .vcrl‘a drugl
store Norwalk, :3 do 5 in ali\'lll‘."l‘- of
all attractions.
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Mrs. Henry llcngcr, of Taylor ave-
nnc. is entertaining her sister from
Providence. R. 1.
Mrs. Anna G. Hnlibcll. of Main
ntrcci. Norwalk. is spending a low (“Us
with friends in New York city.
l
l
Imiiér Carrier [“1 iii. 'ck E. Renting.
and family are expected home from
their trip to Washington. l). t‘.. tomor'
row.
It is predicted that there will
again this season.
Mrs. .I. it. .lcnnincs. of South Nor-1
walk. has returned home after a two.
w’ccks‘ visit with hor daughter. Mrs.‘
l . ‘
.\. Tail. of \l’zlsliiuqion, ll. (.1.
ilrs. ('all Krictcr', m‘ Norwich. who
has lulu tin”- st ol‘ iris-min in New.
ll~l ‘tl‘li‘ig i» I‘I»\\' Ijgir.‘
.. with ‘na'r lizliigim 7' Louis»... in soul’n
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Milk.
“tr
ALSO NOBBY FOR STREET WEAR.
Niall“ in the L’llllll mlnriugs out seam, l)l"i‘li‘('l fitting; sold every-
. _._.- ..-..... Micro n' '33 W: i’li’lv' at 5150'
Rabat"! Dl’lllii‘i‘ r» Inrrwd in bi‘ h up»
u Non York tfin- ll'uM‘. ,,n.-y ,;p.-n.j. Rica's; lbi;::l;5u film at or Driiin: (lloycs. lionvy with lots of Style
in: scrrral u'l-i‘l‘: llv elm '. of MN . .
l. 111' Ilwilvjc :1' bur hwy-y. it: liauf lairill {I‘ll 3"- “17L Fil ’ $1.00.
bucolic Norm. ' '
Sriiilrir Iii‘m
\' ll; K liu- [112'
\ll‘ffilaml.
'1"ll.l.'; lllli.
D
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tilt
“ Koru'l‘k. >Di‘h‘l‘ lad ni-vi r 5') \\ aiwr-
ll‘ ‘
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This uvvmli r bu \. .ii ilii'il‘Q‘l
..,,,,. in ilov'hil‘v
agape?"- ~
"‘ - aim/gm: AV/
wage
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\l'.i‘n.r l: I." n" t'l-i c.1211" Roll;
in: \V«.; its, (ll rro:o.:i., i:.l.: j.l.~l rcrurn‘
HOYT‘S TlIEATltE:
Friday and Saturday Nights.
“ “ mi from a .-ol;l'=.crn trip, ii.» :l'lr‘f‘uli'll
OCTOBER 2..i1 and 2h“. .. ilMll'"? on at Norfoik \i: ”.1 ml
Saturday mat nee. I’oin‘. .. ..'o‘t and iii-lib .1 *~ and
llIINl'Il‘lT (“l9 Till: Y El C. A.
PALMER COX'S BROWNIES
“.ciu a day anl .l 311'? l'i \\ n ‘W Iliui.‘
““’“"‘“ ,lN CAMP AT HANOVER PARK. MOTORVIAN HELD RESPONSIBLE.
Filo? K (lx'czrsrr. if the firm r? w.-."
IN fAIRYlAND it'll: .4, lxrlii r a 51m? . k (' i3}ri;_n:,_ Fancy Drilling the Feature Of Knights W.“ Have to Stand Trial for Death Of
' ‘.‘.’ in -t »: I-nim‘liliz l:~ annual \It-.
William Craig.
, iii-toner 22wln a report
cf Pyt‘aia: Gathering.
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Sale of seals opens at Hoyt" ‘l'l. ‘. w p , ' “v“ in can rw ‘:.i- a". l’l.::l’il - . mm “ DU: i0 «May, .. 10 loan
in», South Norwnlk. and Wm l'lrnc “'"KED BY “A NEWSDEA'ER' .3! .I ml-n ll Smi- of ‘.i Ital‘llf'ominlssifoncrs fiirld that. [1;‘9
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‘ ' ‘ -‘ ' ion. of llzirlgipm'l crimp h"l't mill: for .lil'li‘l :‘i‘ppn‘ \. 1,. lb" iZlHTlen-l H" mime- ‘3 “OI mentioned m
lilt-
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lbw purpixso of holding: an inquest ui‘
'iu» «loath of Frank Sumo, an i‘lL’Jll-
Harold Italian boy. Four of lili‘
1.0)."; companions toxin. Ii that on tbv
maturation of Urinlwr i be was kicked
.u the .‘llllillllli‘ll luv Prinz llclfingvl. n
all.» lowulml iazgniy to fancy drilling
iii-ncrnl Stb‘nws irulax announicd thn
'oliowlni: appointments (.‘oloucl
tlmrcr I“. Hull llriemi. to he assistant
'ill‘iZl‘illi iTv'lll’lli Monti-non} l‘ha:lc'~ l..
Gaylord of Bridgeport to ho assistant
Gluten Bill Ami Promenade
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W! YFLOWER HOOK AND
LADDER AND HOSE CO.
HARVARD-PRINCETON PLAY.
hillltltlSTl’lWN, N .l, Ullflilt‘l' :3...
Harvard and Princeton ihv survivors
of tbv- litv- l~~nm< to start ytwivrdav
-.\ '~li"i|il'l Ii: “bow store lhoy Wl'l'l‘ “ominisr‘ury grill-mi with milk of played a fi‘. lioli- match today ovvr ibi-
‘li il'll’ for ill n-rs. Four local ph; ~oloncl. links of tho .‘vlurris (‘ounly ('iub. in do
Fflday EVfinlflg. 00" 2" 'l‘l'llillltsLH'SililLr'ii‘ lb it the bov diwl from The following appointments were icrmimv lill‘ tt-am «haniplonship nf lbw
MUSIC HOLL' i';illl‘lllliil?l~ and not "rum any vytvrnnl made public iii'nwrnl Georac \\ lnlcrcollcgialv (loll Assorinlinli. Thr-
blnslc by Two Ol'chostras~vl‘rui ‘lolonrv. Helium-r Arnivi that h:- m i'ml- ii of lip: ll'or‘l to bc assistant arl- teams were marlv up the Siillili' as yin
Sycc‘s for “dancing. l‘rot Lowe's for «in: ‘z .i‘.‘ lili'lw -l llw ilii\ 'l‘lp- cor inward :6 nlal l'wuvrai llllzo it. .\ilullt, lr-rday and in holes worl- plnycd ll-‘l‘ur:
promenade one-r |-. w ryI-d hr» lii'I‘ILilllll ii Ncw linicn to be child of staff. luncheon.
Concert Commences at 8 o'clock. . m.-. ... .. -. .. . .-. . » .. ,.. .._._ ._..-....._.._. —..——..~..._-~-.~~ ..._._._.._.-.._
Grand March at 9 o'clock. ,
TICKET. admitting from and lady. 50c.‘ ’
Extra lady, 25c. Balcony 25¢ a person.
e mour S ore
Sweet Cider, jutt from the mill, y
per gallon, 18:
Fancy Head Rice, 3'; lbs.. 25c .
6 cake: Ozone Soap. 25c
. . Good Things to Eat.
per package, file .
Cranberries, per quart. l0c '
Package of H. o. Oats. 14c:
I PURE MAPLE SYRUP, DIRECT FROM THE PRODUCER. BOTTEES 15 and 23c; IN I: AND GALLON
: CANS. LOVERS OF THIS TABLE DELICACY WILL APPRECIATE THESE GOODS.
NEW PANCAKE FLOUR. BUC KWHEAT, ETC. FRESH LINE OF CEREALS.
ELEGANT BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS. THE FINEST COFFE ES IN TOWN.
NEW JAMS, DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE. NEW SARTOGA DRIPS SYRUP. LIPTON‘S AND TETTLEY’S
NEW LAYER RAISINS. CITRON AND CURRANTS.
LIEBIG’S GENUINE BEEF, IR ON AND WINE. 44c BOTJ 3 FOR HAS.
0. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
33 WASHINGTON BTREET. TELEPHONE. 68—2. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Prices
5!") another big on: this wank. Prion for mu sale 1m tumor! commonly
Upside Down. Lay In a stack for (In winter a! mob ”gum as then.
S Irv ll. Elam Creamery antler. the flow In the lawn. par pound, egg.
Huger. Fina Granulated Super. 20 pound: for go I:
~i Maud 5’. Floor, nu B»: In the World. per bag. My
Fine gorilla at low
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anchor Oars.
Tel. Call 1386.
JOSELOFF’S
72 N. Main Sb. !
South Nmalku
MEACKERMANg
31 MAIN STREET. NORWALK. i
MILLINER Y.
t'lnr opening display of Fall Miilln‘;
cry wan received willy moot gratin-inn;
appreciation. We are adding daily new;
and attractive dnaians. including a;
apicndiil collndtitm of outing strict. ‘
Try It
Sonar
Par barrel. 9"”
CANNED GOOD:
2 Can: But “from. for.
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tnbllnluncnt.
prices.
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vi. tinny; .3333; liltird‘éiif‘igli Pillsbury: Bird? Food. pkg. m 5 non ban. 09 9 . pm“, gm, Jun. pf... 3.»: ya]
mafia.“3633;”ghmfiggfigfi g; Cook's Fiend Rim. 2 plum. an: Janos ' Flour Bu! 3000015311, 3 um for. are
. 65mph III '1 San
nilowd to'tnka root. A great. deal of f 6 lb, can P090 3.36am.
tho present are trouble is canned by
poopie point-tine trim-on unsuited to
m condition: of their oym. We sinn-
ply the beat and give you a thorough
examination without extra charge.
Ham 3. HOYT.
GRAOUATI ochlAN.
rm Wotan banning.
.. Initial mu mg. no. nor.
Willie :43 Infill-toot”,
lam tow .7
crud Ma’s P. c. flour: pkg. no:
Kazan Wham Food. pkg. op]
luau data. 8 lb. box. 097.
Should Back Ham. per pound. on
par blah. . ,, are
. f 00!
i .1 lb. Can hermit huh. for. no:
i 6' lb. can; Prams. for. cm
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Sugar Cored Shouldm. par mend. an
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