Tam-11 shaman,
39 CENTS.
OTHER QUALITIEB, 50 AND 75c.
A full line of Ladies and Misses'
Cashmere and Golf Gloves.
E. K. BANKS
1517 wusfimo'roa 1111mm.
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
SOUTH NORWALK. . QQNN
Looot Noon Notos
WEATI'IER FORECAST.
Forecast for. Norwaik and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; cooler to-
night.
The disturbance which was central
in the Lake region yesterday has mov-
ed eastward and is now over New
Brunswick. There is a well defined
storm area central this morning in Nc~
braska. This storm will move east-
ward and probably reach this vicini-
ty by Sunday night.
Miss Nellie Harrington, of South
street, went to New York today to vis-
it friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lafiiin moved
today from the Hotel Hamilton to the
Mahackemo Hotel.
—-Blaclt 6’: Pearl Alpines. O'Brien.
Local fishermen are catching large
numbers of smelt, flatllsh and frost
fish down the harbor.
Mrs. Katherine Holmes, of .lersey
City. N. J.,-is the guest of Gould Sal'-
mour, of West avenue.
—,—See our line of Comfortables.
Connterpanes and Blankets. lied
Sheets and Pillow Cases. at the new
store. M. S. Smith & Co.
Robert M. Hoyt. of West street. who
recently underwent a serious opera
tion, is getting along nicely.
Frederick A. Lockvvood, of East ave-
nue. has gone to Michigan. where he
will go on a hunting expedition.
——Sausage 13c lb., 2 lbs. 250. Stcvcns’
Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Lawrence. of
West street, are entertaining Mrs. R.
L. Mann, of Whailey avenue, New 1111-
van.
Walter L. Wilcox and family have
moved down from Ridgeheld and are
now in possession of their home in
Concord street.
——White Goods and Eldeidowns.
complete assortment for Watstings
Outing Flannels and Flanaeiette. at
the new store M. S Smith & Co.
,William K. Maples is the proud pos-
sessor of a handsomely marked bull
terrier pup which he received from
Thomas .1. West.
Ernest Cornell. who has been spend~
ing a couple of days at his old home in
Norwalk, returned to New York yes-
terday afternoon.
——We are headquarters for Hosiery.
Underwear, Corsets. Kid and Fabric
Gloves. M. S. Smith £1 Co.
William J. Shepard's orchestra of
South Norwalk will furnish the music
for the dance to be held Thursday or
cnlng in Washington Lodge l'iail.
Cranbury.
——Legs Mutton 12c lb.,
140 lb., at Hayes'.
M. A. Giflin is making custom made
clothing at prices as low as the ready
to wear clothing elsewhere and as high
in quality as the best of workmen can
produce. Mr. Gidin calls your atten-
tion just now to the medium priced
overcoats and suits. Place your order
early as you know custom made clothes
are not taken right down from the
shelf and but on.
ANY CHURCH or parsonage or in
stiiutton supportcd by voluntary con-
tribution will be given a liberal quan-
tity of the Longman a Martinez l‘uints
whenever they paint.
Notczw’i‘hls has becn our custom
for twenty-seven years; any building
,i1oi satisfactorily painted will be rc-
pointed at our expense: about one gul-
lon of Lint-111ml Oil to be addcd in 111"
cry gallon of the paint to make ready
for use; its mixed in two minutes, and
cost 111' the paint thereby made less in
prico than any other. Yearly product
over one million gallons.
Longman & Martinez. 'l‘hc liubbcil
& Staples Hdw. (.30.. Norwnik. (tom-
stocir. Watkins & Dow. So. Norwaik.
Sole Agents.
Legs Lamb
TRULY
PERFECT
CLOTHING
MUST FIT
I11 it 11111s111111l1lc to 1121111111
clothing 1111i 111111111 for you It)
fit. ’ No. than why 11111 1111111
them made for V1111, especial
iy whcn ihc} 1111.111 no more
than you arc paying for thc
hurt made for cvcrybndy cisc.
‘ Come and pick out your
material and place yum 111»-
ilcr 111.Hiriy
KW. KEMP
1:111 1710 1511111111111, 1111111111111
.tsiiliiimd
rge ma. 1311111311111, of the H151
has returned to South Nos
walk from a three weeks stay in
Washington, D. C.
The annual meeting of the members
of the N01 walk Golf Club will be held
at the club house in Winnipauk M0111
day' afternoon at 4 o 'clock
-The Slip'rome Court 1011013111.
The salt which ex Secretary Mailer
has instituted against the Democratic
State Committee isn't a soft- coal sort
of a soot. s—smmrora Advocate. " ,
The Montauks, the second Oompuuy
11‘ basketball team. will go to' Bridge-
port next Thursday evening and play
the Bridgeport Basketball team. ‘
-—Dr. Dick's Medicine cures colds.
The Women a Guild of Trinity
Church will hold an old fashioned New
England supper next Thursay evening
in lied Mcn' a hall in Washington
street
Charles' E. Seymour. who won an
Oldsmobile for seventy—four cents. in-
tends to sell the machine, and already
has had several offers ranging 11p to
$500.
-——Fresh Hams
Schaub's Market.
Rev. J. L. Guernsey. of Barton, will
preach in the West Norwalk chapel to-
morrow afternoon at 3 detach, the ser-
vice commencing one half hour earlier
than usual.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Mend. of
New Candi) , attended the wedding of
Miss Adel e Emerson, a melee of Mr.
Mead, at her residence in Brooklyn. on
Wednesday.
—-Ladics' Hats renovated. O Brien.
Louise Lodge. Daughters of Her-
mann, will hold its twelfth annual con-
cert and ball Monday evening in Arlon
Hall. There will be dancing the em
tire evening
The members of the newly formed
Twin City Drum Corps will meet this
evening at the Clifford to decide upon
a (late and place for their bail to be
held in the near future.
—~Special for Sat. and Mon; 251102.
Mercerlzed Skirts, 9811 ea .: also all
styles Outing Flannel Skirts. 2511 011..
at the new store. M. S. Smith & Co.
Arlon Singing Society has accepted
an invitation to sing one selection in
Bridgeport, Sunday evening, November
2. on the occasion of a concert to be
given by the Arlen Society of that
place.
William J. Wilcox. of l'ianford Place
is able to be around again, having r11-
covered from the sprained ankle he
received several days ago by stepping
on some crushed stone which was on
the sidewalk in Woodward avenue.
~RoastlBecf lilo to 2011 it). Stevcus'.
The Democratic Club of Norwuik
will hold a rally in the town assem-
bly hail, Monday evening. The speak-
crs will be Colonel N. G. Osborn, edi-
tor of the New Haven Register. and
Hon. Felix W. Mchttrick of St. Ai-
bans Vt.
Uncas Hayloft will hold its first
meeting of the season Monday even-
ing at 8 o'clock in Red Men's hall. Four
candidates will be initiated into the
mysteries of the M1 nyard and all pres-
ent will then be regaled with a seller
kraut supper. .
~Fresh Hams 14c lb., at Hayes'.
The South Norwaik Republican Cam~
paign Club will meet Monday evening
at the silica of Judge Joseph R. ’i‘ay1
lor 111 Washington street when final
work will be given out and them-111
tlons given to those who are to take
part 111 the November eieition.
George H. Raymond. Smith North-
rop, John ll. Manning and L. .1. Roy-
liOIdS, of Norwalk. who were out you
terday in Captain Stevens‘ launch. r11-
iurncd far from being empty handed.
Several of thc party brought. home
some fine specimens of biackilsh that
weighed considerably over five pounds.
-Dunlap it Youman Derby. O‘Brien
Thomas Clancsy, who was turned ov-
111' to thc. llidgcilcld authorities after
his discharge in the Danbury city
1'1urt Tuesday was released by the
idgoilcld oili1 me yesterday, theme!
deuce bciri‘g insuilicicnt to conncct him
with the thcft of a bin ness tronvtho
barhoi‘R. W. chlcr. ii'i Iiidircililli. on
which chargc hc was arrested.
The directors of the Norwulk Sicam-
boat Company will hold a meeting
and Shoulders.
John H. Light 111 Washington street.
for of the property of the present
steamboat‘company will be‘made. The
formal transfer will be made Novcm-
her 1.
consider tie matter of a new passen-
. mYacht (3111111 11 umbrellas. O'Brien
As a frugal way of building a tire
tngtou stroct grocer. gives this advice.
Soak a ruled-sisal brick in a pan of
11111101101111. 11111 oil entirely covering the
brick, and let it stay there for three
hours. Then put the brick in your
stove and light if. The result will
he a fire of considerable warmth that
will last for rnevorai hours. Mr. Scy-
niour upon a from personal experience
and can reiommcnd tire above method.
‘. 1m asap-1111111.: 61.01111
homes from the varnish in 11.111111»
Varnish 1’11
more a chart then:1i...isnld by CD1!»
“Interesting
L4,.
Reading I
1" 'APoriiiie Economical Houstkeeper.
no “new 11.11 11111-11111 111111- 1111111111.
opossum cor. 11mm.
RANDY NATIVI: POWL.
{A OY ‘NATWLI.m .OHlGKSNO.
IMALL swim. BMMD.
1’0!!! QUA
:fi‘gfi I???" “1113...
gangs“ 1112:1111.
” M 11ml
spasm also” “Writ. if” 7‘
14° ltd
1211 5331111
to pfliind ,
- economical woman.
Monday M'i‘nitlg in the office of Judge
when final arrangements for the trans .' ‘
“I“ directors will also further .
gar and freight steamer for the route. -
Charles E. Seymour. the West thh-'
or 11111111; c.1111 5 cents '
11W cl: low E.Gorham '.
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Can t give an Idea of the good suits
sold here at reasonable figures any
better than by detailing a little the
suits AT 111 '
Walking suits of. novelty cloth
(black with white dot) unlined skirt
Norfolk Jacket and strapped skirt.
Dress costumes of blue broadcloth.‘
Reefer jacket and flare skirt. Taste-
fully trimmed with black satin. '
Black Cheviot costumes with blouse
Jacket. Skirt has liiited effedt and is
strapped with taffeta silk. prop-skirt
with silk iiounce completes an unusu-
ally dainty costume
Black broadcloth costumes with
blouse Jackets. Skirts trimmed in new
and catchy style; taffeta bands are
used at the upper part while vertical
tucks 11111 all the way to the 11111
Plain reefer costumes of black peb
hie chavlot. Skirts flare gracefully
and hangas gracefully. Not 11bit of
trimming on them but iiiiely~tatiored.
Novelty costumes with blouse jack-
ets. Of an odd mixed black'cloth and
trimmed with broadcloth. Jacket has
pointed pelum and sleeves and body
are tucked.
Blue pcbble-chcyiot costumes in
Norfolk style. Jacket is finished with
velvet collar and skirt is box~pleated.
No room for the deserving costumes
at $22.50, $25 and $30. Plenty at these
and higher prices. Much beauty and
individuality in them—and most excel-
lent work.
Second floor.
FUR COATS
AND FURS.
The earlier one buys furs the better
The nicest pelts of the seasons arc
made up and sent out first. Women
who buy early secure the pick of the
entire season’s making.
Rich Persian lamb coats. glossy as
only fine Persian lamb can b6-$150.
Fine Persian lamb coats with collar
and deep revers of chinchilla—$135. 1
Persian lamb coats with rovers and
collar of Eastern mink—$125
Nearseal coats with collar and re-
vers of Eastern mink—$55.
Nearseal coats with Persian lamb
rovers and collar—$50.
Nearscal coat with satin belt to
form blouse—novel and handsome-—
$42.50.
Nearscal coats with collar and re-
vei's of beaver—«$110.
The great beauty of a fur coat, to an
is that styles
change very little. Last year's coats
and this year's are about identical.
SMALL FURS.
Small furs show but littlc changc
from the models so favored a year ago.
Long boas, either straight or shapcd
and with large brush tails. are the fa-
vorites though those with clusters of
small tails are sought also.
The rich dark brown lsalielle fox
striped with black is the loading for
possibly; with sable fox, marten amt
other furs all eagerly sought.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS C01.
Bridgeport, Cenn.
Phone 18:.
MANUFACTURING
FOR OTHERS
is a very prominent branch of our
business.
The expensiveness of equipping
a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the market a money
making article. Such being the
case. consult us. We are in a posi-
tion to manufacture at a less cost
than you can run a plant after you
get it.
THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
M'F'G CO
W. R THOMPSON Manager,
50 WA TER ST.. 30. NORWALK.
Coal is $14.00
GAS IS '$l.25
PER M.
Which is Cheaper?
.,. But) a..-
on. than 3
1 neutron-n 111111 identification.
I while traveling as 11111111111111.n by policy.
For sonata» m “11911611111111 mi
Wind and Pllnlnth Stomach. sick Head!
ache. Giddine ell Fabien and Swelling after
wfiwg’u Drowsl 25:15:".0915 Chills.
,. a.
“Mo fiendish W“ CIIED “Jug!“
Skin. Iii-tartan!a Sleep . ‘Iirefihir if 111 D
' $11.11 if l11:81 11111.1.” "1‘1?"
It” In"? 1° '1‘1'1‘
oil on.
11111111ng searueatlyihvi ted :0 I13, one
Do: 111111109911". end be-Ick
nowledged to be WIIIIB I" A IIIVAl.
BEEOHAM’D PILLS taken as dlrw
1% will. 1}” sickly cuter: Female- 111110111 lcta
health. hey prom'ptlyjreiaove any obcup-
tion or irregularity oi : syntcm. For cup.
Weak Stomach.
Impaired Digestion,
3Disordered Liver,
lhcyact like magic—- few doses will work
wonders upon the V 1111 Organs; atreug‘hen-
lngtheiu 111:1ng stemmeuoringthe
lost Compp 11111.!!! lifting back the “on
edge ofa petite. an arousing with the
homeland: or Health Ilia w 1011) llly-
ofahe human f mine has
lie "Met-5 fimitteg objy n'lollifllldfi. In all
c a e an on
.so'é'c'mflims yliberyouo and Debuting?“
111111. BIIOHAM 8 PILLS havotho
Lav out sale of an Patent
Mo t'olnouln the War a.
311 column I’llll have been before
the unite for half a century, and
are a most popular [anally medicine.
No atlmou his are published, an
alien’s Pills
RECOMMEND THEMSELVES.
Prepared only by Thomas Bone] 11 St.
$11121“, Eng" and 366 canal Slcv‘Naw
,Sold everywhere in holes, 101:. and 2511.
MINER KILLED FOR His MONEY.
GUADALAJARA Mex. Oct. 25.—-—l1‘-
lipe Ncsdeli. a wealthy American mine
owner, has been killed at his mines in
a remote part of the state. ills real
name is said to have been Charles
Walker, and he is reported to have
come from St. Louis. lie liven alone.
He is supposed to have been killed for
his money.
“too. must“
Cash Prices.
SHOULDER STEAK, 10c lb.
ROUND STEAK, 1-ic
SIRLOIN STEAK, 161‘
PRO'I‘ERHOUSE STEAK. 18 & 200
LAMB CHOPS,
LEGS GENUINE SPRIN l LAMB, l-ii'
WHOLE FOIiI‘iQIIAR’I‘ICIiS. Sic
ROAST PORK, 15c
SAUSAGE. 14c; ll lbs. for 25c
WHOLE IIAMS lin:
SMOKE I) SHUULI)ERS,]|1K
FOWLS 13c
CHOPPED 1111111111“.
HOME DRESSED CHIC-KENS,
AND DUCKS TO ORDER.
Town, 18 & 200
8c lb.
EGGS.
2131: 1107..
COD LIVER OIL, 201: hot.
Schaub's Market
1131'
ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
01111 Night,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29th,
'l‘hc (ircnt Sum-1111a,
HALL CAINE'S POWERFUL PLAY
THE CHRISTIAN.
(in a prologue and {our acts).
Leibier dt (30., Mars.
1’1'1111111111111 with an exili'ilcili. cast.
Special Hi‘l'ili‘l'l', acccssorlcs. and dc-
tati of porn-11111111 that has charactcrv
land tho engagements clacwhorc.
PRICES. $1. 751:, 501:. 201:.
Sale of seats opens at lloyt'a 'rhtlll'
trc. South Norwalk. and Wood's drug
store, Norwalk. 5 days in advance of
all attractions.
housemates
PENIIIIIOIIIM I’IIIS.
rut-11.! manuggy‘rfi “' “SN
1111 “Futuristic: its)".o 3311111. lull.
Accidentlnsurance
Combined 'lmfli
$1,000 in am of 11111111 111111.11
$0.00 per week for iciii if time for
osmium injuries. .
1111111011 11 too PER visas
T A, T8 MORE,
.town's high school.
INFORM T10
W
Cannot sea w n
Should Build 111 row 1911' School
_ lildltor Sondheim—A, Blanchard in
his communicatioh of the 20111. in reply
to my inquiry of the 13111. avoids 11118-
wcring all of my inquiries but one
lie says the town does not pay “1“
South Norwatk Union School district
any rent for the use of the rooms 111101!
by them for their High School. and jun
tides it by saying that no other district
charges them any rant. 1 Will ask Mr.
Blanchard if any other. district commit-
tee but ours has asked their popple to
spend $55. 000 to accommodate the
Our committee
has asked us to pay $8, 000 for 11. site
and to build a building that will cost
$45. 000 and furnishings will cost $2, (11111
Norwatk
.or more. making an outlay of at least
$.1.10(iti Mr. illani haid ciiaiact cit/cs
those ilgiuos as extreme and refers to
the special buildin‘g committee. Will
they please tell Mr. Blanchard and iilu
people how extreme these figures are“!
My contention is that. if the town
takes care of its own high school as it
is legally bound to do bv furnishing
suitable and convenient 111.1 ommodu
tions for them the South Norwalk Un-
ion School District will not have to
build any school house for several
years.
The committee falling to answer my
inquiries in reference to the town's
high school. etc. and the vagueness 01'
the, report of the Board of School Visi—
tors giving only the names and salary
of four teachers. leaves me to rely 1111-
011 the best information i can get.
which is, that the whole of the uppcr
iloor consisting of four rooms of the.
Concord street school are used for the
town high school with about 1311 schol-
ms.
The report of the Board of School
Visitors shows there are occupied by
our own scholars 18 rooms in Frank-
lin street building. six in Concord
street and three in the Knudsen. ma k-
ing 27 rooms, two of which are used as
Kinilcrgartcus with two teachers 111
cock and as every one concedes each
Kindergarten room equals in numbers
to two of other rooms it gives as equal
to 29 rooms now used by our own
scholars and with the four rooms now
uscd by the town for their own high
school without paying any rent. it sires
11s a capacity of 33 rooms for our own
scholars, if the town high school is
eliminated. The report of the Board
of School Visitors shows the average
registration for past your was 1.1182.
less the number in high school. 135.
leaves the 1111111111111 registration for our
schools 1.2-1? for 33 rooms. an average
registration of less than 38 scholars.
'l‘hc aVcragc attcndancc was 1.208. less:
135 high school scholars, making aver-
age attendance of our schools. 1.073.
with 33 rooms. giving an 1111111111111 at»
icullani'c of ill) 2~3 to each room.
When the original Franklin street
room and assembly hall building thi1
late Mr. Knudsen and Mr. S. (I. Put
mcr. botii eminent educators, wore on
the building committee. and from a
general correspondence with other 1.1.111-
ineut educators about the country it
was decided that lit) scholars for the.
larger scholars, and 60 for the small-
or ones. was tho proper number to ho
accommodated and taught in each
room. and the rooms were built and
equipped upon that. basis.
The Concord street building was
changed from a four-room building to
a ion-room one. upon tho samc basis.
Mr. Blanchard will readily sec. With
the town high school eliminated. with
our available 33 rooms. having a tu-
pacity for 1.650 registered scholars
with an average registration now of
1.247. leaving available space for 40.1,
it will according to his staicmcnt of
growth be eight. years before “'11 will
11111111 more school room for our own
st'hUIili‘S.
1.111 as 111111. what we are furnishing
the town now for nothing. Count tho
Concord street property worth 5:10.000.
They are using four out of the ion
rooms. two-fifths oi‘ tin1 wholc. \vol‘ili
“12.01.10. At. 71/; pcr ccnt. for inii'rcsi.
insuraucc. wcar and lcar. ii maili's
$1100 pcr your. 113. ADAMS.
if you can't do 11 thing good natured
ly. don't. do it at all.
'lo the Board of County Commission
ore of Fairitoid County.
1 l111111i1y apply for a itccnsc to soil
Spiriious and intoxicating Liquors.
Atc, Luger iiucr. ithtnc winc and (ii-
dcr at 0 Railroad prenuc, Town of
Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk. this Hub day of
October, A. 1)., 1002.
MAIt’l‘ilA St‘liAiiil,
Applicant.
We. tho undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of tho
Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the
application of the ubovcd named
Martini Schaub for such ticcnsc.
tinted at. Norwalk, this 111111 day of
October, A. 1).. 111011.
Hits (tallus. Henry (.1. Wot-b. ”11111
law (3. Friedrich, i). N. ilanka. Wal~
iacc 11111111.
~l»hereby certify that the above nam-
od endorscra are olciors and tuxpxty 111'11
n11 dcilncd by law. of the town of Nor»
walk.
liaicd at. Norwoik. this 18111 day of
October. A. 1)., 111102.
’ lllcltllillli'i‘ ll. SMITH.
bill 25 'l‘ob'n (look.
W... «W
'i‘o tho board of! 1:11 ‘unmiontonera
111' il‘alrflchl 1 11111 ...1'
i 11111-111. 1.1111: inc .1 iiccnac to soil
spirifiwgn .111 I iilwxiiiiiilm liquors,
A111. Luger iicnr lihiul.1 Wino. and Cl-
der 111‘.in Washington sircci. town of
Norwiiik.
Dated at Norwalk, this 18th day of
October A 1).. 100'
HERMAN E MALMO.
Applicant
We the undersigned electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwaik hereby endorse
the application of the above named
Herman iii. Malmo for such license.
Dated at Norwaik, this 111111 day of
October A 11.,1002
Fritz Galina. Henry 0. Fresh, Oua-
tav E Friedrich John Oidenechiaaer.
Jacob Well.
i hereby 111111111 that the 11116111 nam-
ed 91111111192119 are electors and tax 1111111
crowd‘s“: defined W law, of the town
0m Iii!
111111111 at 11111111111111 this 1811 only .1111
October A 11.1
session 11. 111111111.
cit fill T011111 Clerk.
building was changed from a a four- 1
room and basement building to a 10~ '
Keeping ,1
With You.
A DRESS GOODS WEEK
This should be the busiest Week 111‘
the season in our dross goods section.
Stock at its very best; outfitting time
here and prices most reasonable.
Those are some of the reasons why:
4-1 inch all-wool serge in all colors.
at 50c yd.
38 inch all-Wool whip cord in all
the newest shades, at bile yd.
54 inch wool chevlots, in the
mixed grcy ci'i'ccts, at 7:31: yd.
1'16 inch heavy wool inciton cloths in
grey, brown; also green mixtures, so
much in demand, for unlined skirts. 351
yd.
1'12 inch fine quality all wool broad-
cloths. a very large variety of colors
to choose from. Price $1 yd.
KNlTTED UNDERWEAR
' FOR MEN. WOMEN, CHiLDREN
THE FALL WEIGHTS.
You‘ll find vaiucs lime veiy much to
youi liking That means tin1 qualilics
are excellent and the piiccs low.
Ladies' medium weight ribbcd resist
and pants, 250 each.
Ladies' cxtra fine quality Swiss rib
bed vests and pants. some quality 0th-
(11's sell for 5011; our price . elliic
Ladies Swiss ribbed vests,
lined. pants to match. 2131: each.
&
llL‘ W
“001111
extra fine quality, 75c each.
Misses' jersey ribbed vests and
pants. to match. fleece lined special
at. "5c
11 Touch
Ladics' all wool Swiss ribbed vests. ‘
831111185 Washington lit. So Norooii
mm
Mt1.1ses’ext1'a fine quality jersey
boil Vents and pants to match 11
lined. special at 8911 each. -
Boys' fleece lined shirts and don
crs all sizes. special. at 250. on
Mcu’ s medium weight lihderwep 1
natural and whitc. special at 500 one
Mcn' s iiccco lined shirts and draw
ms. 501' each.
Men‘ 11 11/. wool shirts and drawer in
natural and camel hair, special. “
cacti. . , ,
Mcu‘s all wool shirts and drawer in
natural and camel‘s hair. at $1 duo
Mcns cxtrn {inc quality all
shirts and drawers in natural'
c.11ncl' 5 hair. at $1.215 each. . 1
THE NEW AUTUMN Hosts.”
This shop is in the finest possiii
shapc to meet your stockih ..
mands. The good, honest, weli- '
iery may be found here in complete
variety. Our well known low price
i will prevail.
t Ladies plain black fleece lined h
i special at 121/;(1.
Ladies' fast black cotton hose, 1‘93
1 111.11' 21m. quality now 1911 a pair.
1 Ladies plain black and fancy hose
in all the newst figures and stripes ‘
at 2.111: a pair.
Childrens fast black
all sizes. 10c 11 pair.
1 Childrcns last black ribbed hose
ileccc lined special at 150 a. pair. ».-. ..
Mcn so fast black and tan hose; spe
cial 121,110 a pair.
Mc'us fancy half hose in the new
,. stripes. all fast colors, at 150 it [18.1123
Men's i'ast black and fancy half -
. how in all the new patterns for fall.
1, at 25c pair. ‘
ribbed ‘hose ‘
T" ...-...... .
mm
The best work of the fur-
niture makers
or a wearing
really ercellent
Iz'fal sets or odd pieces..
A. ]. COLLINS 8 C0”
. 12 North Main St.
South Nor'lbalk, Conn.
11’ .1
Manufacturers of
PIA
455 MAIN ST.,
BECAUSE you can. ':1\(.1 thcl algo pm
The Schlctchcr Piano 15 111111111 1'”
ship and Our Gurauicc is as good as a
T he Apollo Piano Player-
ilas no equal. Call and hear it play.
PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED
By Skilled Workman.
455 MAIN SiIiEEi‘,
Open every evening until 8 p. m. a
MUBiCAL iNSTRUMENT
STORM RAKED THE NOME COAST
Three Men Drowned
ago Done Shipping.
Hi1iAT'l‘lLl13.Waal1.. ()1:t.211-~«-011c of
thc worst storms that ever round in
lichrinu Sea raked the Nome coast
from October ii to October 14. 'l‘imso
livos wcrc lost 111 11111. Nome. 1111a and
a lame amount of daniogc was 11111111 to
buildings along lin1 Wntl'l' front. The
1i111'1wncd 1111111 arc: (11111111111 Worth. 1111
alum-r of Seasion’n 1111111111111 11111111111
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man. The accident occurrcd on tho
night of Monday. Ontoliwr Ill 1111 81111
day the water rose 18 ha hon higher
than it was in 19111)
that 111111101111 damage was dorm at ht.
Michaela.
1pc..—
OUT OF DEATH‘E JAWS.
a aerate stomach. and liver trouble,
that I had suffered with for yours."
writes P. Miles Dunham N 0..“1111.
Kings New Lii‘e Pills sowed my life
and gave perfect health. ”
on earth and only 250,111 Bastard
drug store.
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REVENUES OF PHILIPPINES.
WASHINGTON October
for the seven 111111111111
11162 1111111 11111111112115 compared
tad of 1901. Estimated on a basis of
the year venues from 1890 to 1807.
11th in 111111.111. revenues under
1311111111111 administration for a period of
5113331990
greatest 'balue from an artistic
You sliould follow the ex ample of careful piano 1.11.1111...»sz 30' does: to
SCHLEICHER 6: sons.
‘irictiy nigh-Grade
STAMFORD, CONN
And make y 111111
and Great Dam~ 1
Wars are t‘ctt .
"When death seemed very near from -
Bent pills 1.
25 -’i‘ho
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ending July 31. ,
with the 811.910.2511 for the 1111111111 11er- '
seven months are shown to have been .
The
1'5 here.
standpoint. A
stock of beau-
”mm
NO
selection.
fit or Dealers and Agents. 1
ed in tone dumbiiity and workman
Gov ornmcnt Bond
Elltiiil‘aud by all the greatest artiiu. '
PIANOB TO RENT}...
Telephone 94-2.
STAMFORD CONN. .
nd on Saturday evenings until 10 ml;
8 AND SHEET MUSIC. ‘
FIRE 1N souTH MANGHEB‘f'E .
Siili'l‘ll MANCIIEBTF‘R, October *5
“File «only last evening partly dew
alloyed a two atoiy tenement boil!!!
occupied by ilobcrt McCann and. W11,
Iiitlii iiurkc The origin of the fire was
11 croaacd electric wire. The loss Ii!
shoot); fully covered by insurance.
DR. GAVLEY DIKD TODAY
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Norwalk Chronicler