. Senate.
bridge bill. by which towns
HURSDAY. OCT. 30, 1902.
‘lnlbt’un Almanac for Tomorrow.
£1111 rises Ii: 22; sets 4'. 51
111311 tldoli 07a 111.:11: 40p. to.
L
91% ~Bullnen Office.
izi‘wfidltorlal Room.
‘ n—Brnnch Office. Norwslk.
WlawEdltor'a Residence.
11.111111 NASH FOR SENATOFI
The nomination by the li1.1p11l.lllL'illls
2
loll Mr. Lloyd Nash. of Westport, vto
immanent this district, I11 tlic Senate.
placed before the. people a gcutlcmun
notbonly Weibknown in the town and
district, but throughout the state.
Having served one term in tho Assem-
, bl)! be is by that much better equippcd
by experience for the work of the
He is the author 01’ the draw-
receive
1 . from trblley companies $500 annually
‘ . for the maintenance of bridges used by
the companies and on every issue and
measure before the assembly he was
always on the right side. Personally
of 9. very genial nature, and being pos-
. sobsed of the qualities of persoverence
, that command success. Mr. Nash is
. divisions.
specially fitted for a seat in the Con-
necticut Senate, and all the lndica~
tions favor his election.
A savage battle took place the other
day in a garden on the outskirts of
Berlin between two great swarms of
bees belonging to a man who makes a
hobby, of bee-fanning. A strange
queen had been forced on one of the
.h1ves. This led to fighting between two
hives. which soon became general, the
various hives forming into two great
For an hour a fierce strug-
gle took place, the air being filled with
the buzzing of the enraged bees. When
‘_ the tray was over thousands of dead
"and disabled bees were found on the
‘ grass. 1
. sin-a ce.
‘ tlm
..\
‘1
"decrease in the expense ratio.
Among Its numerous sociallstlc cu-
terprises the government of New Zea-
‘land maintains a department of life in
This has existed for a long
in competition with private com-
panies, but has only in recent years
made any great headway. The latest
annual report, however, show that the
department wrote insurance during the
year aggregating over $3.100.000. It
.now carries assets amounting to above.
$16,000,000. The Commissioner reports
an increase in premium income and a
it. Is
noticeable that the demand upon tbc
department has become almost exclu-
,‘f‘oiveiy for endowment insurance.
FASHIONS.
Leather colored Venetian lncc is on a
hat made of tobacco-brown tail‘eta.
Some or the new suits are made
"without collars. perhaps not purposst
so one’s furs will fit better about the
throat. but certainly with this result.
Russet-brown corduroy is 11 lovely
material for a street costume. At the
belt and on the hat, which is longmap
brown beaver. are buckles of bronze.
*A lace dress with its pattern outlin-
1 ed with jet is beautiful over white.
This jet can be. put on at home. and
it adds a touch that always makes an
evening dress charming.
Many people are greatly benctittcd
by a tepid bath in the morning. who
are positively injured by the cold buth.
'Don’t do things because other people
do. and tell you to. Find out what is
utter you, and do that.
A unique collar. or perhaps i should
say wrap. Is made of large. heavy os-
trich tips. There are two rows, one
overlapping the other. and all the tips
tending downward. It is unnecessary
today that such 11 wrap Is expensive.
Do not hesitate to burn 11p your
dlahcloths occasionally. (lrent care
should be taken with them each day»
they of course do not neod ironing but
théy should be washed as ofton as thc
dish towels are. and the momenti ihcv
come to be disagreeable- they should bc
'dehtroyed.
Titer; lo a trick about making sofa
lilowo which the novi1c may" not
‘ ow. it. In to flit th11 pillows larger
:by two Inches than the covers. 'l‘hc
mam who In making her first pillow
iy measures her cover when It Is
ed. and then gets lit‘l‘ pillow the
lite. with the result that it nev-
itonda up well.
inpkin preserves is a new recipe to
”The Ladies World" has it cob
run of pumpkin recipes in Its last 111-
this ill among the number:
annd‘peel the pumpkin the night
the preserves arc to be made.
11w squares and weigh. To ono
of pumpkin allow three fourths
pound of 111.111. and put I11 Iaycrs
pmrvink kettle. and M stand
11,, morning. When the pieces will be
1 in syrup. Add spices and 111m
um: bring to 11 scalding heat.
more from the are. and let not
i once more: then put on the
111111111 until done. This pro-
ted cooking: will make
It limb and clear. like pm:-
this.
1111111111111 ,
11111111 1111111
' demand the various pro-
1111 extraction from the rock
1301mm of Commerce?"
for our "Book" (copy
acidification of Gold
'. Vomit mall to you with-
most.
' Boil min for 11 little while.-
THE oAvéujPWAo kser susv.
TM
Hill Endorsed I: Bridgeporterl but 1
Circular an on Bo Rapudlaiod.
BRIDGEI’OR. October 30m'l‘l1e io-
enl branch of the. Economic League
hold 11 worm scssiou. last 11lgl1t.1111d
dcupltc the fact that the press commit.
too was instructed to reserve the news
or what happened until toni it, tho
debate was so "heated and the oxclta
111ml so great that throughout the city
where Ieaguers gathered afterward, the
situation was discussed and made pub-
lic. As near us can be figured an at»
tempt was made to capture the league
for several of the Republican candi-
dates, but the scheme tailed of n sui— ‘
ilcicnt numbcr of votes. Delegate. Mc-
Mahon. of the iron Mouldcrs. was tho
presiding officer, and ho bud several
experiences trying to havo tho guvol
drown the voices of the dcbnlors.
'I‘bc broczc 111111113 up when the sub-
jocl ol‘ (T11111rrcssn1uu Hill's candidacy
was 111c11tio1icd. A rcm'csentulivc oi'
the lenguc interviewed lhc congress-
man rcccntly, and he told the session
that; Mr. Hill had satisfactorily 11n-
swcrcd ibc attentions asked of him.
1.1mm“...
John A. Ecklcd was seemingly the
leader of the Republican forces and
the crlcular l1<1 bus signed supporting
Mr. Hill was introduced into the meet-
ing. Hill’s t‘.ttil(lidt\(‘_V met with oppo-
sition. but ultimately be was endorsed.
though tht1 “because" circular was
turned down and the subsrribcr invit-
ed to adjourn to the tall tlmbcr.
The contest. of the meeting was over
the endorsement. of Judgc Nobbs for
judge of probatct. At out1 time during
the debate a delegate was demanding
that another delegate address the chair
and not him. H11. was trying to speak.
Two or three more took the matter
up and a babel of noi so resulted
“No (whack) personalities (whack)
will be (whack) allowed I111rc,"wenil
the chairman and the gavel.
“Make him address the chair,“
another voice in the corner
room.
Speeches wcrc made for and against
Judge Nobbs .44, about everybody in
the room, but in the 111111 his 1111111qu-
tion was reiuscd 1111 endorscment. I.ul-
or one of the members was heard to
say that the meeting did not 111111111
much so far as it related to Judge
Nobbs.
cried
oi’ the
POPULAR AMUSEMENT!
COSTUMING A FARCE COMEDY. '
A decided innovation in the, costum—
ing of farce comedy Is promised by
Tony Sullivan. in his new comedy.
Mrs. B. U‘Shaughncssy. Iwnsb ludyI."
iiuring the evening five Worth gowns.
imported this season. will be worn,
ouch a perfect dream of loveliness in
design and execution. Mr. Sullivan is
the poscsssor of out- which was 111115
molly constructed {or Ilurbcss D11 I.ntv .
ta, but owing to '11 family 111lsfo1'lune;
was disposed of to iI111 present owner. 1
A l-IAI.I.OWI1]'EN PARTY. I
An attractive1 1‘11111111'11 of "i'ndcrI
Southern Skics.“ is thc l'lulluu'c'cn pur-
ty. the Jack O'lnmtcru donor and the
llailowe‘cn tricks. which I121\'r~ never
briore bccn scz'n upon tl11' stngc. 'I‘hcy
wcrr nightly 1'1-1'1-11'111l by th»- 1:11'gc111111l
truce with grout applause :1 11d laughin- I
during the play‘s prospI-roiw run 111 the}
Theatre Republic, I11 Ntu' York city.)
I
.’\'III.I')RED HOLLAND.
hiildrcd Holland's return to this ciiy
should bc grcctcd by a capacity uudi- I
111cc at lloyl's ’l‘heatrc. Thursday ch- l
nlng, November 6th when she will give '
the farewell presentation of her iasll
season '11 success. ‘Tho Po1ve1' Behind
lbc Tl1r0111,’1l111 plot is “'11” known '
:0 our thcntrc 1:111- rs. It is the story of I
the love of n nobleman for a peasant 1
Kiri. and intrigue on the part of km
rival. an ndvcnturcss who plllys with i
power to win the lover. Miss Holland 1
as the central figure of the (list, runs
tbt1 gamut of human emotions. withk
the grace and power of a well traincd I
actress. From the early scenes where
she appears as tbc girl. happy in hm 1
tovr aml free from care through tbcI
toursc of the plot where one rues her 1
in despair. 11111 desperate drnunclution
of the woman who has wronged lll‘l'.‘
and the final scene. when she believes I
sbc has drunk the cup of death She
never rants or over—acts. but portrays
the complex emotions with effective r—c .
I
11rv11i'1'lt1 supporting company is'l
practically the 911111111 as last season. 1
comprising Lillian Norris. ll‘r'~1u111'o
Ilrookc. iiilu O‘Nlcl.
Anna Call, Ail—I
ricnno Ila Saile.
Edwin C. Gallagher.
Samuel l.cwls. Del La Barre. Kenneth I
Davenport, Carter Wrnver, Herman
filrsbberg. and a number of others.
Till) CHRISTIAN PRESENTED.
The Christian was presented by an
exceptionally strong company to 11
crowded bounc. at lion‘s. last night,
and to say that the audience was 111:»
lighted Is putting It mildly. It was
among tho best plays of its kind ever
presented here and those who did not
see It missed a rare trout. Stanton
Elliot 1111 John Storm and Clara Binn-
dick as Glory Quayle. were received
with a whirlwind of applause and be-
tween tits third and fourth acts were
compelled to respond to three curtain
culls before the audience was satis-
fied. The other members of the. com
pany were excellent in their respective
parts and won their places In the
hearts of the audience. Tho Inst thl'co
scenes were. laid In London and were
true to life. They were. rohllstic pic-
turns of the temptation to which every
person In subject and to which
they are bound to yield if not
possessed of a strong will pow-
111' in the right direction. Basil
West. as Lord Robert line, the villain.
proved what misery a bad man can
work and John Storm proved what 11
good man can do If possessed of strong
determination and patience. Although
everything looked dark for the latter
to the very last. right triumphed at
the and. as it always will. The next
attraction will be George Munroes
musical comedy. Mrs. E O Shanghncs-
or. tomorrow night.
ODLONEL SWA‘INE HEACHED BERv
DERA.
Al) N, Arabia, Oct. $0.«~Ooionoi
may a. the British commissioner of
Somalilund. has reached Berber: In
safety. lilo wounds are doing well.
No turthor movement or the British
troops against the Mad Mullah will be
111111115“ sat? a ism tomo- willow.
shout two months notice.
W til Mull
{row and Saturday the mining rcglon
, sinners.
“In Best
Grocery Stores
You will see bags
of flour like
these. In them is
Pillsbury’s Best
INVESTIGATING MURDER CASE GREAT LAKES COAL COMPANY
I’I'l"l‘Slill llI‘ i’il. UI'L lillwyv-Ullll'c
and Queen. tb1- wall-known oil produc-
111'11, associated with 1111- old (form-git-
Stool Company lutcrcruu. hurt1 formed
tho Great Lukcu t‘oul Company. with
“1100,0110 capital; acquired 211,111.11
do) In mourning investigations Into 111111-11 oft-1111! 1111111' ilrudy‘s lleiui, have
the 111111'1I11' 1111511. brought to light horoI “WU” ”I“ 0|)1 Hing 01 1U" IIU‘KU mines
yesterday by lhc iinding of a woman s and will open llvc more giving them a
body in 11 “High pill: near the wake..1lnlly output of l2,IIOII tons It Is the
field lino. Hundreds of persons have " “WWW“ Ul’ the company to color 11g-
visited “19, undertaking 1.00m“ whero‘ grossively in the Great Lakes coul
tbc body of the. woman rests. but no trade ”Willi! ”I0 Willing spring. 0V"?
one has been able to make an identi- 1.1100 men have becn put to work 1:011-
Ilcailou. One mun. who refused to . structing "WNW“ “1“” 0f “'1‘“ “'i”
give. his name, said that the woman I be lifty mile lino from Red llunk to
looked like his wil‘11, with whom be had ' NOW 0‘18”“. ”IUI‘UIIRMI’ opening the
not lived and whom he had not. soon . “‘0‘er ““041 it IS ”‘9 expectation
in 11 number of years. This fact, as . that. this road, known as the Western
well as tl111 Illsllgurcuiont caused by AIII‘Klmlly. Will become 11“ llllllill‘illlt
bullet wounds in the upper Dart of the. ‘ lInk “I “11‘ l'1111111-1yl111111111 HI'SII‘YD'?!) lit?-
heud and 11 cut across the check. made “0"" “1‘3 ”*0ng (iIIIIf-ZI‘SUOD .0" ”W
positive recognition impossible. ' “ll-”I’ll“: ("Him“-
The policc arc fully 1.1.1111vlnced ihat' ‘ '
the 111111'11111' was committed in anger.
that tl11.1 body was conveyed in a tcom 'ThesouthNorwalk
I
Trust Company
to a plact1 1111111' where it was found.
and dragged from 1.111.- 1'oad to Its hiding
place. The dragging of the body is
taken to indicate that only ouc person .
11111111101111, Receives Accounts of Mana-
factures, Merchants, Corpora-
tions, Firms and Indibia'uals
and will be pleased to meet or
correSpond with those who
contemplate opening new ac-
counts.
Money loaned on Mortgage
or approved collateral security.
No One Appears to Know Woman
Found Dead In ReadIng, Mass.
ltlt‘AiliNtl, Muss. (lu'i. ll0.~-—(lblci’ oi’l
Milk 1- M11'1Ill, of Reading, and Statc‘
0(1le .I II.\'\I1Itucv lost 111) limo to-‘
INSPECTING THE .COAL MINno‘.
Arbitration Commission Are In the
Forest City Region Today.
St‘ItAN'l'IIN. Octobrr liIlm’l‘hc urbi-
irntlon con1111issiou uppoiulcd by Pros-i-
drnt llouscvvlt to adjust tho 1I1lfcrcurcs
cxlsting belwm 11 tbc coal uncrutors
and tl111i1"11111ploycs began their pre-
liminary tour today. Il1'i11tiy stated the
day‘s work will consist of 11 general
inspection of the inside and outsidc
wm'kintts‘ of thc coal million and tI11:1
homes and surroundings oi' the work~
men. All tbc rcgk 11 lying lifli‘lll of
berc to lv‘m'csl (‘11,1'. 11 strctcb oi twen-
ty-iwo miles, will In» 11.111111 over. This
will take up il111 1111ti1'1- day. 'l‘omoiu
THE SOUTH NOR WALK"
SAVINGS BANK.
CONDENSED STATEME..1',
, BER 1. 1902:
'1tusoduclcs.
OCTO-
l1'ou1 bcrc south to \‘I‘llkesburrc will be
looked over. 'Loans, 3 642,624.69
’I‘hc connoission purly Dltllwl‘ colx- City and School District
slots of fourteen pcrsons. The entire Notes, 48,050.00
party. which includes four 111111111111 Bonds and Bank Stack, 542,190.57
minim: superintrodents 111111 :1 numbz-r Real Estate and Banking
of "cwspupt-r corr-spoudcnis. I11ft lI11' House, 32,225.77
,ilclawnrc and Hudson railroad station Cash and Due from Banks, 67.9i3.0t‘
for Forcst (‘ltv.11t i0 o'clotk in 11 bps
fl'll train of Pullman c"'Is'.il1c expense $1,333,004.03
of which is being box 11.;1 by tho commis- .....1.'_
IIABII I'l‘il‘ 3.
Deposits (4872 Accounts) $I233.190.57
Surplus. 60..000 00
F . Other Profits. - :1 39. 813.46
[Sh $1,333,004.03
A h L t P b] ALDEN SOLMANS, President
ft 3 owgs 0551' e JOHN H. FERHIS. Vice-president
, GEORGE F. BEAIISE, Treasurc1
Pnces. ~ ._._
UNITED BANK BUILD'NG.
soup Mp sucéissfot
IWatclt this advertisement for
Saturday items.I
:Stevens’Market CITY NA’l‘llli‘AL BANK
5 Railroad Place.
DOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital. wIirzoo.ooo.oc
G R n N D Surplus. $100,000.00
Other Profits. 340,700.06
JOHN II. FERRIS. President.
JACOB RI. ”HON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferric Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian swam
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Joulah R. ervln Samuel Grammar
J. Walloon Marvin.
Accounts Solicitad.
LECTURE§’
REPUBLIGA
RALLY
1111111 111111111. 011. 31.
IOCKNOOD'S “All.
1ho Meeting will be ad-’
dressed on Biz-to and
Musical .
Historyw
Senator Pill. P. DILLIIIGIIIII MD
or 11111110111. . “““““““ Theory
I 0N wovgmazn 14
National Issues by
11011.11. .1. 111.1. 01 1101111111,
AND
11 musical club will be 1011111111 and 11
ill citizens cordially lnrltoti.
11111111111 or 11111111111 given. beginning
Gallons will be reserved for ladies. M... 111.. my 1.1 m“. 11 a 111... 1.1
”‘In rcbttlon to the othbr flue arts.
Acoldcntlnsurance TWO DOLLARS
Combined ”I”! lwill be the membership fee for a term
llfl I lion and ""00““. of ill weeks. 11111111131111.1111 of the vol
.1000 In one of death by aoeldsnl legs are admitted n'laé
“'”’ Bron college
"100 our week for ion or time for
nominal injuries.
ALL F0111 :1 on PER YEAR
For particular. all or writ. , ‘
116m 16
CONTRACTORS.
Sculcd l’roposuls will be rccclvcd by
the Board of Selectmen ol‘ the town of
Wilton, (301111.. until 2 p. 111. of Friday.
November 7, 1902, for tho grading and
construction of twa aocotlons of grav-
el road In the town In Wilton I11 ac-
cordance with the plans and specifier»
, tlons approved by the State Highway
lont111lnsloncr. llids shall state the
section of iiulshcd 111.11.1I complulc.
town.
State Highway (1‘0111111Issione1' reserve
the right. to increase or diminish tbc
number of feet to 1111 Impruvod after
the contract I11 lot. All bids must I111
accompanied by 11 bond of not less than
onethird ol’ the amount of construc-
tion of tho work. Any bidder refusing
to sign tho contract at tho prices offer-
ed by him shall be rcquired to forfeit
a. sum from his bond equal to the (lit
forcnces I11 pilccs between his bid and
the no.\t highest bidder.
ufllt't' of tho Town Clerk 111' at the ol-
cr In Hartford. ’l'hc sclcctmou and the
State Highway (Ionnnissit‘lnor resorvc
lbc right to reject any and all bids.
Dated of Wilton. CL. 011i. 137. 1002.
JOSIAH GILBERT,
I. J. KUNZ,
.IOIIN (mill-MM,
Sciccimcn, Town of Wilton.
1127 (It.
anopmo IN THE Dank.
Wisdom comes by
sometimes, not always.
1-xpcricncew
who picks his "specks" from oil
counlcr or from tho hands of some
pctldler or truvulinl: inkir.
1luy find that he. has been
tlic dark.“ (lulity of neglect. that. may
eventually bc ihc cause of his grop-
ing in the dark. in a literal sense
thn we fit you with glasses “'11 give
you safe cyc service. “'11 give you
just what. you nor-1i bocuusc 11'11 have
studied their needs. No guess Work;
here.
HOMER anon.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Office hours 8 It) 11:45; l2:~la’1 1110130
Saturday evenings, 7-9.
DHU‘OUS. .
Sweet Cider, just from the mill.
per gallon, 180
Fancy Head Rice. 314; lbs.. 251:
5 cakes Ozcnc Soap, 251:
New Lot of Empire Buckwheat.
per package, 13c
Cranberries, per quart. 1011
Package of H. O. Oats. 14c
cl. Call 138-5.
J OSELOF F ’S
72 N. Main St.
prim.1 per II111111I fool for each or either ‘
'I‘be .
through Its 111.111.11-t1111111 and tho
Plans and .
specifications may be examined at the 1‘
Ilt‘c of the Stnlc Highway Commission- 3
II11 who goes 1,
your 11il1'1' your with 1i11i'111-ilvo glasses, I
u 1
will sorno‘:
“groping In
Room 9. United Bank 51119.. So. Non:
Special uppoluitncnts manic to sull‘
South Norwalk. .
I
Underwear.
HIGH TIME TO CONSIDER YOUR COMFORT. 0111' Wool [Indor-
wenr In both colufortnblc11ml good ililiulr, with lots of wear I11 them. and
also altl‘ncllvc prices.
W1» I11tv11tl11.1 best vulucu Ibis market affords.
NU SECONDS I11 any prlccd garments; nothing but the firm quality at
I lower prices than tho 111111111 gl‘ililll
can be bought for elsowbcre.
I Mcu's (tray Wool Shirts and lbuwtu's, sold by many at 'sl. ht‘i‘v 111 7611.
l Men‘s Heavy Mixcd Random 11111111 and Drawers, vuluc $1.25, at $1.
l Extra Heavy Men's All Wool (tray Shirts and Drawers, most perfect
garment both for warmth and fit. will not. Irritatc the
skin, 34 to ill slzos. at $1.50.
most sensitive
Men's Camel Hair Wool Doublc Breasted Shirts, Drawers to match.
I 11 splendid quality at $1.
Men's Gray Iloublc Breasted Shirts, heavy and warm, $1.
.I Men‘s li‘iuc but llcavy Worsted Shirts and Drawers. a high class
garment. at $1.511, .
I
7 Man's i1‘h1c Wool Medium Weight Shirts and Drawers, what we term
I thin, warm Ibulcrwcm' for men who dislike weight. but want wool, (Ibo.
I Children's .l’luc Wool Shirts and Pools, in gray and white, 35c up.
I I.1\1II11s' I1‘int1 Gray Vests and Pants. "ltoot's MIIIH“; they are pl0n~
curs 111 (I111 1111\1111i'111'lu1'11 oi’ lino U11dergarmcnts,$i.
$1 and $1.50.
"'i‘uchuui‘"
mudc to wear and look nice.
I
I \Vomcn's llcuvy and liicdlum Wool ltibbed Vests and Pants, at 751:,
l
I
lloy‘s Ilosc in heavy W11Igl1t---~u stocking that‘s both
’l‘ht1 bcst kind of two-thread yarn is used
The
price is wbnrc 11.1 11111111 I11 strong by saving you :1 quarter on tbrco pair
of Stockings.
in tho 1'111111t1'u11iiou. Then th1 black is perfectly fast and stainless,
All we ask Is 11011 for 3 pairs. 191- a pair.
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS MEET. a short address, saying the liquor ch11
' mcnt ls back of the antisuitragists.
and spoke. extensively of the abuse oi?
child labor in the South. Mrs. Fes-
1:111lc-n, of Boston. delircred an address
on tho 1111\1' thlllll and Mrs. Isabella
llcccbcr Hooker, of Hartford. also
spoke.
I
I
I
I
Addresses Made by Prominent Mem-
bers of the Order.
(it.ll.l.lNSVll.l.l13, (l1-t. 3II.*—~'|‘.1.1.11
was 1.1 good attendance at the couvcxrI
lion of the Connecticut Woman's Suf-
frage Association at tl111 Congregation 1
ul (‘burt'h parlors. ytfsit'fl‘llily al’ttr
lSAID TALKING ANNOYED HIM.
1101111. ’l‘hc mot-ting opened with play
: 111' by RM. (‘. Iv]. Cuoicgc. Alter 11 low _ . -----~ .
rcm'uks 111 1111- 1.1.1.1111-111, 111-11. 11111:;5i6199lmaler Interrupts Conversation
‘bc'lli lI11111l1111'Ilok1.r1111 address oi With Five PIStOI Shots.
mic-111111 was 1,111111 b1 Mrs. iii A. Wur- l GENII‘VX N. Y.,
,1'1111 president of the Woman‘s Alert Stelgellnaicr
(“.‘Iulu Mrs Hooker ti1111 made some armed man
111111111'k.1.111 Willi l1 sh1 said that tbcI stubs In 1111 apartment honsc yester-
c'ountiy has got all it 11111 bundle and day and tired five shots Into a group
tho Iuothcrs 1111;, ht to sbarc their la- lof persons who stood talking In the
born with the sisters. lit-ports w1re Iowcr hallway. Stcigeimaicr said the
road trom 'l‘orr,ington New ll111'tfo1tl.ltalking annoyed him. and he warned
. l’laIuvIlIc. Winsted. Collinsvllle Willi- ‘ them to go away. Then he drew his
mouth and llar'tfoid and greetingslplstol and fired five shots. Three of
from W. C. 'i‘. U., of New llartfox 1i ‘ tlu» bullets took cfl’cct, onc I11 a woman
and l’nionviilc. Mrs. Susan S. Fes- named ”1111111 Hnwlcy and two I11 11
111111111111. of Iioston. next spoke, 111(111- ' young 1111111 named Charles Ii. Newton.
:tioninl: tht1 loss of Elizabeth lady The bullets were extracted and tho
Stanton to the cuusc. At last night's physicians any the Victims will 1'11-
susslou Miss Iv‘1 cures E 111111 Burr mode1 fcover.
October filo—~Hen1'y
a middle-aged and one-
stood at the top of the
Good
SeymOur’sStore
Things to Eat.
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2
HECKER'S CEREALS, BUCKWHEA
BY SCIENTIFIC COOKS. LET EVER
TRY THESE DELIOIOUB GOODS. C
GRAIN OF THE BUCKWHEAT. IT I
SELF. GOOD THINGS TO EAT. CO
THING FREE DURING THIS DEMON
9th, WILL BE THE GRAND OPENING DAY OF THE CELEBRATE!)
T. PANCAKE FLOUR, ROYAL HEALTH FOOD, ETC. DEMONSTRATED
YONE AND WHOEVER WILL THRO NG OUR STORE EVERY DAY, AND
OME AND HAVE A PANCAKE MADE FROM THE PURE, WHOLESOME
S HERE WHERE OUR DELICIOUS MAPLE SYRUP WILL SPEAK FOR IT-
ME AND SAMPLE WHAT WE HAVE IN STORE FOR ‘IUU. EVERY-
STRATION, AND THE BEST ON EARTH.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
0. E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.
TELEPHONE, 68-2. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
AT THE NEW YORK STORE.
ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER
Per 1b., 27 cents.
BEST RICE.
GRANULATED SUGAR,
no lbs. for $1.00.
'CAPE COD CRANBERRIES,
Per qt. 9 cents.
Per, 1b., 30 cents.
SUGAR canon Hans.
Per 1b., 111% cents.
BIG VALUES, FANCY swss'r IBOTATOES.
3V“ 'bs' ’5 ”m BEST CHEESE, 111., 151:. 1"”k' ’5 "m
5 lbs. GOQD RICE PEA BEANS. qt. 8‘31 IMPERIAL PIE FRUITS.
25 cents. Ni. 8. MINCE MEAT. 3 pkgs 25c. 3 pkgs, for. 251:. '
,. BEST PRUNES. 3 lbs. 2511:. .
GINGER 3mg: LEM?” GRAPE ours. pkg, .3, MAGNOLIA BRAND 11111.1(,
‘ 5 cents-lb. 10 lb. kit MACKEREL. $1.10. p" can 9 “A“.
' A ' O cakes ACME SOAP: 25¢. GRAND MA’S PAN CAKE
MOCHA AND JAVA corona. Quart can SYRUP, m,
2 pkgs. for 19¢.
soustsss BACON.
1’“ ll"? ‘3 WI?" ?
NICE LEAN SHOULDERS.
" For 111.. 1‘: cents: ,
Norwalk Chronicler