A; ransom-a ‘NORWALK "EVENING’ ~
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.. . wold», Editor and Proprietor.
DNDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1903.
sur—
Mlnloturo Almanac for Tomorrow.
1m rifles 6:19: sets 4:54.
idiot: tide 8:58 a. m.: 9:32 o. m.
NINO BENTINEL TELEPHONE
1' “ ‘ ‘IOALLS.
aloe-Bumps:- Office.
2.2 var-Editorial Room.
itlij «Branch Office, Not-walk.
H'fliznfidltor'o Residence.
.roaperlty. The. Pennsylvania rall-
‘dliuu‘udded 150 to Its order for new
‘ , emotives given recently to the Bald
in Locomotive works. making the to
Will number 350, all to be delivered ear-
noxt your. The company In bulld-
og" thirteen iouomotivcs a month at
to own shops in Altoona so that dur-
ng the next twelve months it will add
"ore than five hundrtxl locomotives to
its, outfit.
"itis said that one of the great one-
_ lea of the overland telegraph line in
central Australia is the common green
.03.. In order to save the insulators
from being broken by the lightning
they are provided with wire “drop-
ors“ leading around them at a little
distance to conduct on to the Iron pole
in case of need. The frogs climb the
poles and find the insulators cool and
tangent to their bodies, and fancy
that‘tlle "dropper" is put there to fur-
nish them with a back seat. After a
. fiiap they yawn and stretch out a leg
,kluntil‘it touches the pole—result, sud:
‘ "(Ion death to the frog. and as the body
centlnues to conduct the current to
earth a paragraph appears in file Ans
tralian papers to the effort that ”in
consequence of an interruption to the
lines, probably caused by a cyclonic
disturbance in the interior, We are uir
gable to present our readers with the
usual cables from England.“
FASHIONS.
The pumpkins and turkeys that dco
orate the, covers of the November mag-
azines remind us that the annual feast
day is hear at hand.
What dainty little bluc-aml-grcen
. checks the silk departments are show
lug. Certain arrangements of the
tucks on these silks produce an effect
'quite as decorative as trimming would
be. ,
l'l‘here is no more sensible fashion
‘ than the wearing of the tiny little llll~
on stock protectors. They are so very
narrow that they are not noticeable ex—
cent on close inspection and beside
give shape and firmness to the stock.
.There is nothing smarter in foot-
.. wear than patent kid. New leathers
‘ home along—vat least leathers in some
new finish—like. the very dull ones
- they are trying to make us believe are
- the thing, and while some buy them
because they are u novelty, patent kid
via the standby. ‘
‘ The merceriacd cheviots in decided-
ly creamy tints are very much the
to. e, particularly those of large mesh
in cod 1 have not seen any of the
creamy ones except In the coarse
‘ weaves. One of our local stores show
all me a finished waist of this mater-
»ial recently and It was really more
silky than the pure white.
1 notice a good many of the designs
for evening gowns have the ilvv-oimtc
necks finished very bcuutifully but
very severely. That Is. instead of a
flufly mass of chiffon or beautiful lace
there will be bands of embroidery up.
. plied of course flat. These embroid-
cries are rich and very. very fashion-
able, but. their severe lines are very
trying and a chest would have to bc
exceedingly fair and plump to stand
manual...
Frogs are used on tho shirt-waists
thtt‘huvé the Duchosse closing. For
instance. 11 waist of blue corded velvet
iimodo with a box plalt on either side
.4, the center closing. Across these
are arranged any four frogs at regular
intervals with pendants or drops
whore they are caught to the, waist.
The effect is a bit military and another
fatty touch is given by a four-In-hunli
of green silk that is allowed to run
.«hotwoon the plain; and half concoulcd
,dlymthom, and this Is also underneath
”jtho'oord ornaments.
i have been roqueated to repeat the
(allowing which appeared In this coi-
otome limo ago: More is what
itor in "Women‘s Physical l)evol~
Ont" says about the inclining some
loan give to the form “physical rul-
‘ .' Many people think that “phy-
oulturo" means to don n gymnn~
=Init and so through a low oluls-
I. It means the science of liv-
”01"“) be strong mentally. mor~
d physically; how to make the
fol ouo’u ilfd: to know what to
. 1 w to take care of the body:
~ gtu'ovoroiae; how to rest. it is
' ii: to control ono's norvon. l’eo-
too much. 0M. too great a va-
jfltztoo (mun.
' in otlmulauto. do not drink
“or between meals. do not
enough. and get too little rest.
, fighoieoome food. exorcise
May. bathe often. sloop
_ watchman" ovary night.
onto alone. and keep our
~ thy. We can live on and on.
rt. in attractive: and everyone
» "his accidents.
They indulge '
, “with ”some“
to
Frederick Hooford. of Idaat avenue.
300k a bicycle ride to Hillbilly, yester-
ay.
editorials.
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Letter Carrier Elbirt W Clark is
sick and Julian Mulu la substituting on
his route.
Anthony Ghlotto and Frederick Han—
ford wheeled to Dunbury and return.
yesterday.
'l‘lio schooner “Lucy A. Lane“ is dis-
charging a cargo of sand at John ii.
Ferris’ coal dock.
Mrs, John Wood and daughter, Mar-
garet. of Winnipauk. are guests of rel-
atives in New York city.
Moibcrt ll. Cary. of Rldguill-ld. thci
Democratic nominee for governor. was
a guest yesterday. at the Clifford. I
“’““""‘”' 1
Joseph Randolph and wife. of New;
York city. are. spending a few days the
guests of the Iatter‘s parents in Mon-I
roe street. i
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The newly organized Wilson’s Drum »
Corps will hold a rehearsal this even-‘
ing in the insurance'bullding. South
Main street!
Edgar ll. Fox assumed the mating..-
mont of the Wall street store of the
nubbeil & Staples Hardware Company.
this morning.
Alvah Sheehan. of Wrwdsporl. New
York. formerly of South Norwulk. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Chopin. “
of Winnipauk.
The Girls' Friendly Society of 'i‘rin-
Ity (‘hurrh will hold All i-lallowr‘eu
party in the basement of the church.
next Friday evening.
in the South Norwalk Town (‘ouri
this morning Judge Taylor lilif‘ii John
Rooney, arrested last week for drunk
ounces. $3. He paid up.
—-Bello Ferris. public stonographcr
Clifford Hotel. Will call for work.
No services were held at the (lrace‘
(‘olored Baptist Church. Butler street. ‘
yesterday, and none will be held until .
the difficulty existing there is adjusted.
An automobile party composmi of Mr.
and Mrs. Full and lion. and .l. li. Cole
and wife. of New York city. stopped
at the Clifford and had dinner. yester- *
day.
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Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Rf‘ilf‘Ii' I
ah. will hold its annual roll call rrrl
day evening. In connection with ihc’
roll call there will be an entertain-I
meat. I
Deputy Sheriff Louis Richards. of.
Bridgeport. will he in Westport. to-I
night. to assist the Italian Republicans I
0: that place in forming u cainpaign'
club.
i‘ainlcr .luniua Brown has the con-
tract to paint all the new buildings of
the (‘oloniul Foundry & Mac-lilac
(“onipany In East Norwalk and will
start work shortly.
There was considerable shooting in
the vicinity of Roton Hill yesterday
and the proper ofllciuls are looking of“
let the law breakers In an endeavor to
have the nuisance stopped.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris and daughter.
Miss Addie Morris. who have been tlu- .
mlt‘SIS of relatives and friends in Nor~
walk. for a couple of Weeks. returned
home to Waterbury. today.
Professor and Mrs. Karl r‘olningcr.
of New York: Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand
l‘annon. of New Haven. and Mr. and
Airs. (lharlcs iv’cmper were guests over
Sunday, of ilr. and Mrs. J. C‘. Ncwklrk.
of Morgan avenue.
l-‘rank Norris. the well-known nu-
lhor. who died in California. Saturday
after an operation for appendicitis. was
.l classmate ul Allen‘s Academy. llos-
ton, of Rev. .1. McClure Bellows. rec.-
lor of Grace Church.
Dennis Sullivan .prosldont of the
'l‘onmstera' Union, has left the employ
of John H. il‘crrls. lie has been work
ing the past wcck on the addition to
the power house of the Connecticut
and Lighting Company In Meadow
street.
The regular monthly nieotlng of the
I-llliil‘ti' Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A..
will be held on Tuesday at 3 p. in.
There are several reports of great In-
tcrout to every member to be given.
and every lady is urged to be present.
A meeting of the executive committee
will be held at lit-if) o'clock.
At the close of the two football
games Saturday afternoon. the Browne
and the Y. M. C. A. boys, with arms
locked. paraded up and down Wash-
Ingion street. making the air ring with
their college yells. and surprising the
populace, who didn't think the foot-
balllata capable of such a none.
The following persons united with
the Norwnlk Congregational Church at
the service yesterday morning: George
40. Woodward. John P. Troodwell, Jr..
spanner 8. Adams. Cheater Heath and
Mills Josephine listen. Messrs. Adams
to‘nd Treodwoll received the rite of into
um.
Calendar for the week of the First
Methodist Church: Tuesday. MB p.
m., ulnarmoeting; Wednesday. 7:16 p.
m. pmbutlonbm' meeting at parson-
age; Wednesday. lip in... study of sun-
any school lea-on unduly, 7:45 p.
in“ general prayer meeting: Friday. 8
p. on. Rotor Alli ety social at
osmium: F‘riduy. i D. 111.. Christian
industrial League at the church.
W
The entertainment on concussion prom,
mutuallurrweuk. Iu‘ Springwood nion
alloys], will be repeated next Woollen».
numerous re».
_, , , w tho i ‘
_. lm ‘ wire
is...
The
Best-i
Our Delivery Department is in
ceded that we give the best
City. How do lhese
liaspl-clry Jam. Clunhelry .lum. Cr
pic Jelly. Choke Cherry Jelly. PUI'
. —llcsl$clccted§urar
31131115: in .l"
, turui ("‘14-'CI ‘
I IlrundJIic. quaiily. lb.
I pound.... .
iliITTiEil. Very Best Elpin
PICKLES
Adams
‘6TI-I Ave, 2151‘ 3.221) sire), N. Y.
Groceries
prompt and satisfactory deliveries.
New Iamsaud Jellies (The Horseshoe Forestry Col. guaranteed absolutely pure
selected Fruit and Sugar. We now rciaii thegoods at about half the usual prise.
0x Tongues~
album 4 lbs. each.
(Crossc ll Illack-
, Dry
Goods
.
such shape that we can promise
it is generiliy con-
Grocery values in New York
specials impress yo“?
no A pic liultcr. Crab Ap-
Iargepglass jar 35o. vim... 4'00
[lest Sc-
Ic c t ed.
#5,“.
m ‘ : r h i
I Bacon..'.'é‘.lid.‘él.f‘ 55
I isllccli u wanted; lo...
I I
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maul}; Ib..
70c
Qualify, 1b..
0c . 60c
You get better results with Pillsbury
because we piy a higher price and
New Extra Fancy Santa Clara Pro
.‘n—‘lO to the I 10-40 to the
younl llic. .‘pnuml 14c.
filly: ...... 11:70 lollisj.......1030
oil-70 10 lhc 7iI-iitl‘ to film
pound 8a. in [rerun m. o
lbs............ 75C1b650
New SMYRH llGS just arrive-l. cvccpt'onn’lv
line qualify. painful for cooking porn-sot,
illt’. 2 l-4 liIkh; luvcr llgs l~c.; 2 idlncb.
Liver Figs. Elia; l'ullcli i'igs.foulill lilo; 1 lb.
3. 21-2 mm. Hg; title; . lb. box 35c
cvtr: large ligs .......................
NEW CANNED VEGETABLES.
HEW I A'i‘lJ' JLNY PEAS. Pcuw’. fruit, ”-2
EUTTLR GEMS. MILK Illhiil'IT.
NEW CATSUI’ (Snider’s) Abso-
lJrcamcry. Pound Prints. \vcil'siNcw Importation. Wal~ ! Illlcl , 1 l' ”A “c
. - 5 lure. .omo i a
52;.opoundslnui.60 nuts, Chow Chow. Onions. i kind. l‘lnl ilmtlc 150: don.
SUGAR. licsi glnulnc Ameri- Illlxcd‘thrkcns Putunt Cap . 31.75: (”mil ilottlc 37“
can Granulated. 25in bag 3-41Pmési focusiélnts. Pat. { dm SIS; “no" 80
SLIS—S oun on p - .3 . -
li'lfip 24cIQliilrIS. ..... '...........4'5C I Jug................... C
l 0 r vcr ' best Our su» . ___l‘.xlr;\ Maracaibo- i
COffCC" dire g c n’u i n c cake—peril” COffCC strength and u- .
‘ Java an. Moron Collcc. | Bourbon Santos qulsllf HAW]: not equalled I
. ‘ lo'ularnnlchlcs. . Coffee. 20c c scwiurc .l .. c per .
I tigrcwimyu ........ 125‘! I manly-.ib....12C 3 pound. pu pound......‘5C I
(lolon '. to dish breakfast Ccvlon. Young Ii 'son iiunrowdn Japan. etc.
Teas. smoK 5 ’i ‘s ' MOO zsc.’ .oc.’ soc.
quiluv. lb.
PILLSBURY FLOUR, best XXXX. The Best Family Flour.
Flour: many others do not; LS Bbl. 59.2; per Bbl..
CALIFORNIA FRUITS—4V: have tho largest and most complete assortment of veryflnc Fruils
in ihc city at prices much lower than anywhere else!
A trial order will convince you that no other store In town
1th the some quality at or near our price.
less. finest quality, ‘ 10' l-lc.. doz. ......... Maine “mun“. ‘ 35
' . 2lb.~ l“. dil. 0
”a" ‘0‘“ d‘”"“"" ' ‘ NIZW Tounors. Maurice M‘Wfii‘céb’us’n. “UNI
NLWSWEFT WRINkLiEl) MfI.T~I River Bland. extra Jersey ‘ Brand. 1“.“ Maine ”mm“
ING PEAS. natural fresh fruit. .llb. can no.1 35 . 3 lb. c“, I”. 1 35
flavor; can ”it. ‘ 35 dozen .............. 0 ' a...” .-~:-~ .
dot...” ............. 0 NEW “MA! lll‘Ah‘S. luxury j. Sir-“mytmw‘hagl tight:
MW SIFTIED SWEET i'liAS.I lirand. sinil. our: ' - : ‘ ~
Edgcmcre Ill-and. very line. qualitya‘an l0c..doz. ‘010 I if“? II“ “I“ - ‘M 3.85
l "1 “m “c“ Sci M:w srmuotsss runs, 1 urn-”kil-‘omonth’s. licl
dozen............... floral brand. Refugee. I Mont.~ not. (till qualityy
NEWTO“ATOIS,C¢J.\| llnnll. . 2 lb. can 10.2. ; all tips. 1 .r, www.m-
cvtn fincy rrd ripe Jersey dnrcn.............. 1'10 I can .‘llc...lu:.. 2.30
GINGI‘R SNAVPS RIWAL MILK. HOHL THU-T. SOCIAL
TEAS. SPONGE LADY IIMJERS. .‘I'. Y. B. SODA.
OYSTHL hb‘l'l'lzll WAFI'Rh: !n inucrsml packages: 3 l‘dck.];c:,.,..
I.
quality.
50c
quality. quality,
40: 5c
4.70
Flour bought here
not the old Wheat
nuuDelidous—Mutv _.. flue Flavor.
1 iiu
l till-‘40 to the
I0
55C 1 li~».......k..... 45C
Hinco AMI RRCAN sour. Pct‘l Mdim'ic. .uul.
llrl-m to the [SH—oil to file
I wound 10c. lmuml. "in. It)
ll.....t.......:90c‘ .._.....85c
lllinil it) the
I pound. be, 10 I plural S
I lbs ............
New Importation MACARUNI. SI‘A- to
outfit. \ERMICFLLI. A. u. (I. run C
ton. .ludtn. Ilecf. Mom; lurilo. Ul-
tili. quail cans .‘Fc.. tiuren .......... 2'90
MiW CORN. Floral brand. or.“
g
\A
or
on
BUTTIR THIN. SIIR
|\\.\I:l IVY 25c
Women’s
Perfect fitting Underwear I:
' . 'S i’AYY RIHBLD BALflfllGGAV lEETS.
3’3:fifiilgH‘iccch—iicn‘y lined Diixwriii) to
match « ankle lengths. Thls h
the identical quality sold all over
town for 50¢. per garmcnlmiur
i‘rlcc ..............................
WOMIZN'S RIBBFD \‘ESTfi—mnll; by iii: florfolx
and New lliumulvk l OSIcl_\' (,0.—
haif wool—white or palm :i‘ «lone
sleeves—[)RAWERS I0 ml'rh «each
garment Is : distinct \aluc .ii.....
WOMEN‘S a... M’iUkal. wnilL l'l’STS. with
long :ICCVL‘s DRAWHiS to Inutrh
—.\uocrlur qu.ility—-t'nlxivalue at
85¢. per garmcnhbcticr win
it our cut price. which xs.. ..
‘ RIIBYD llAIilRlGGAI‘i
geti‘ttflcst’ LINED C(lldliiSATli'lN
SUITS. with long or short s.ccvcs,
ankle length insurers. per sull....
’ . ZN'S RlillllD MiililNU (ZOM-
iilngrION Si ”‘5. in white or
animation: sleevesankle length
Drawers. per suit ............. m.
1.00
pink, blue. white and blah—lo
Leading
Values in
Children’s
CHILDREN:
your choicclor......,,.
noooooo"
Site: 16 to 24. 25¢. each.
values. Regular rice: are very much undercut in the fotlov
lug items. The odcrwcar Is :xccllcnfly made of cxctlieui
materials. and the critic who would find fault with tilt nitr-
(haudlse or values would be a critic beyond til: pale oi rmou.
9c
5%
Women’s Com': ination Suits I
1.29
W )MEN’S SWISS SILK COMBINATION SUITS -
a splendid vllue at”... . . . . .. .
‘Knit Underwear!
2000 garments are in this lot. and evervlonc at a quarter of 1
dhllar is I value worth coming a long distance for. .
RIBBED BALthGGAN V'hsTS and PANTALth
(fleecy line i, also CHILDREN'S MERINO Rilelzl) WRAPPERS ..
just the kind of ziruicuis in demand for chilly October day:
.o....
ClIILDRl‘ZN'S iiALi' NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS
LETS AND BOYS' DRAWERS. at about lull regular prim:
Underwear!
so priced as to make pat-u
WDMLN'S i—i NAIIIHI (IR WHITE “88”.)
“(MIL YI‘SIS. With lam; III Sill-ll
slc.vcs—iiRA\VIRSiouxm-n 4b.:
l'culllaf$l.ll0quaiit\‘ n the cut
grin: of. per glill‘.nl.... . ..
1000
1.25
1.65
mores “MW Rm. I :1 Mill-
M) iii lllswin uliiic. Mark.
veil. silo; and wool. with-limit
slecics. in colon wine. pink
.nd blue. cull .
iWOMA‘i'S P'Illill) NEARLY ALL
lwoot couliluuuw sin-rs. in
blue. pink and natural rvciy
pair an excellent value. .li.
women-s SWISS \‘lST'fi; rib-
I‘ed: fin: will" of merino;
in white. natural. p'nk and
blue. ui‘h lane slcrvcs. cavh.
\AOMIN'S WIS“ ”VIN: r-li-
black. with long ursfn-rlsicn-cs. I 79
lankl.‘ length lllaucn. per salt... .
i woura's swrss rim MFIIWIHIOM-
1!: Mill“ aillS. ribbed. In gray.
while and black. long s'ccvcs,
ulnkle leneth limiters. pct suit.....
4.
3.75
ng slaves—~nch suit
There are C
. Take
AND FANTA-
..-..oo-...-...
Site: 2. io 3;. 35¢. each.
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wunuu n. Gregory. of amour...
spent Sunday the gurut of his brother.
Josiah (i. Gregory. of Main street. Nor—
walk.
The llrown Business College. football
team expect to play the second eleven
of ileitu‘ Academy. In Stamford. next
outfit-day.
Andrew livers. of Norwaik. has left
the employ of tho Lockwood Manufac-
turing Company. Mr. Beers was our
played In the press room.
The South Nor-walk High school
football eleven. will hold a dance in
about two weeks. probably in Arlon
Hall. to raise funds to pay the expenaul
of their team through the lemon.
Dr. H. G. Shel-erratum for the
Y. M. (i. A. football team. ill outlier
pending with the manager of the Bob
larghmac‘blne glint; team. of Bridgeport.
w‘ avuwo goingnnmofornm
Saturday with this team .
A. it. Pohlmau and A. B.
of South Not-wall: will go to Thomp-
uouvlllo. Conn. . day evening and In»
studio at new loll of Hoymakeru in that
union. The demo work will be nor-
formod by the Hoylott from aortas
field, Hun. . .
unnatural. got
on
Freeman.
so... not.
I out:
Bernard V. Collins spent Burniny of
his home in Danliury.
Miss Thnoresa Svoc, of li‘alrflold ovo-
nue. and a friend, are visiting In New
York city.
William Russell. of Orchard street.
Norwsik, has taken a position as clerk
in Hayes“ market.
Charles W. McNernny. of I’lnnbnry.
spent lost night the guest of A. J. Col-
llnu, of North Main street.
Mrs. A. 0. Canon, of Water street
in visiting her mother.
Arafo. at her home In Providence. it. i.
William Chamberlain has left the
employ of F‘. D. Lawton & Comm!!!“
Booth Norwolk store as clerk.
mo. William R. lilutts. sister of
General Russell Fro returned to he!
home In Skuneatal ‘. N. Y.. naturally
after having been t guest of General
and Mrs. Frost the past week at their
homo In :Word. avenue.
Percy Keywovih is wearing a “but,
looking eye today. the, result or a kick
he received under ths‘memlier. in the
game Saturday “bemoan. between the
,1.- A. this had Y. M. o. A. football
looms. The injury you an incident.
' l» w:
C0.
Mrs. Nutluar
I COAL AND STOWAWAYS;
NEW YORK, October 27~~Tlie Brit-
ish steamer Maduru. which arrived in-
Vdnyfrom Glasgow,‘brought 5.500 tons
of Scotch anthracite coal. She also
‘, had on board five stowawaya who
.clalm to have been shanghaied. Four
3 of the five ways they are citizens of. the
1 United States.
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ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
BOSTON. Oct. 7—«Arrlved: Stcunuu'
at the ‘ i ' gagdulc, Calcutta; ’l‘oronoto. Hull.
Lowest I‘ICCS. NEW voun’, om. 27-Arrlvoliz
l
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iStcamc-r Luhn, from Naples.
I liOS'l’ON. ()ct. 27.«Arrlvodz Steam-
cr Montezuma from Cardiff.
The Arlon Singing Society will take
hurl in the concert and ball of Louise
Lodge, Daughters of Ilcrmunn. at Ar-
:ion llall, this. cvenlg.
Mrs. Wincheslordiconic. of New
York ciiy. spout Sunday the uncut. of
her son, Superlufmuirnt A. 1'). Win—
chester. of South Norwalk.
GROPING IN THE DARK.
Wisdom comes by experience——
sometimes. not always. He who goes
year after year with defective glasses.
who picks his “specks“ from off a
counter or from the hands of some
peddler or traveling fakir, will some
day find that he has been “groping I"
the dark."
eventually be the cause of his grop-
ing in the dark. in a literal sense.
When we fit you with glasses we give
you safe eye service. We give you
just what you need because we have
studied their needs. No goose work
here.
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN,
Fine Watch Repairing.
Room 9. United Bank Bldg.. 80. Nor.
Office hours it to “:43: liltlf. to v.1:lll
Saturday evenings. 7-9.
Special apluiinlnu-nls mallc to suit
oaimns.
M.F.ACKERMAN
31 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
FINE
MILLINERY.
Our opening display of Fall ilillin-
cry was received with most grafifyinz
and attractive designs. including a
nplcndid collection of outing styles.
Connected with large Bridgeport es-
tablishment. Fine goods at low
prices.
Sweet Cider, just from the mill.
Tel. Cali 138~5.
JOSELOFF’S
72 N. Main St. South Norwalll.
appreciation. We are adding daily new I
Guilty of neglect that may '
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per gallon’ 18c
Fancy Head Rice. 3% lbs., 25c
6 cakes Ozone Soap, 25c=
\Iew Lot of Empire Buckwheat.
per package, 13c
Cranberries, per quart. 10::
Package of H. 0. Oats, Hi;
Seymo
‘sliiIv. It“ said.
Pocket Books.
Cuff Boxes.
points in our leather line.
Wrist Bags. 50c, up.
a.
i'ockct Books. 250. 500.
are right
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All kinds of Leather Goods Novelties.
Ready-to-wear Dept.
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.GENERAL YOUNG lN CATSKILLS.
NomCommissioncd English Army Offi-?
Ccrs Not Coming Here.
(‘.\‘i‘SI{li.l., .‘v‘. Y.. Oct. ill—Mari;
Iii’iif'l‘ili 5 ll. Young. 1‘. S. A.. is a.
unest of Ul‘tllgt‘ \Y. Mubanahan, of
\\'ashingfon. ll. (3.. at Mr. McLanahun's.‘
lountry homo lu-vc. General Young
said today that n publishcd report. In
non-roundlaiimwii officers of the lung-
llsh army was misleading. It is pos
that the Englishnwn.
a. ho arc trained athletes may come ov-
n-.' and gill t-xlilbillons at the military
tournament at Madison Square next
spring. and such l'NilIillliilllH. ill“ added.
might IIFUYP interesting to Aiill'i‘It'ulIS
as showing the results of' physical
training: in England. The English
training. according: to General Young,
is not superior to the system at West
Point but is much better than can he.
found at Amorican military posts. The
English noun-omillissionI-d officers in
question are from the first regiment
rllflliOlll'li uf Alliel‘shol in command of
(funeral Sir John French and represent
TEAS.
:tlie country. was found today in
. ' ' “clump of bushes on the Washington
I‘i'IiifIllll l.» the v‘l:llllilll In America of .
physical development in its highest
form.‘
General Young will leave for Wash-
Ington this evening.
STEAMSHIP MAN MURDERED.
CHICAGO. October SY—The body of
Nels Anderson, said to have been on.-
of the best known steamship men In
a.
Park golf links by a passing policeman.
Considerable mystery surrounds the.-
casln as a bullet hole was discovered
In the man's head, but no trace of any
weapons could be found. Anderson
was at one time general agent of the
White Star Steamship Company. and
was also at one time connected with
the Atlantic Steamship Company. ills
home was in Chicago.
TROLLEY STRIKE NOT YET OFF.
SARATOGA, N. Y._ October 27——-Ru-
more that the strike on the Hudson
Valley Railroad had been declared off
were denied today by botll the Union
and the company.
Flypaper is on tap.
ur’sStore
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