sad, the whale is the, ohiot‘ hich L‘thesé people live, the ledasa.‘ but“ they .1150 use ‘alrhs tucks.w1th deer ant- ' 1! white albellna is trimmed Han co and cable for. 0‘: vi ito cloth is trimmed ace and appliques or ’ morning: . err iii-m w o11111911113 dcmrtxn ‘ 9131192 coversdtrlnp: ””11 ' Henry Wolf and Hart 999199;:in Fred Lundgnist and Charles 1. I Itvi‘ otatlmtilve 129191 NEW LOW e in East a‘ven Mifny of those employees of the N who did not go to A The first ballot as placed in by William Sl‘ac lo From that ti Quantity and Walls Dan 11 ‘ dates tor IMY registrar. August Bill ami 1919111 (16121 M5? '6‘" a neteia fmoderatcr Wilfred m‘ ' tophen’: E N velope booth tenders. , or Day; sec booth tenders. .1002; check- tenders. Albert a“ M lip to 10 celock this thinning abo t9 250 ‘v9tes ‘9 had been an“: Republican wards, the strength oi the Vote In the large Republican wards be. in; especially? notable. Predictions during the forenoon were that nearly! ~the lull Republican vote would be cost It the interest shown during the early 'hours was kept up. ANSO Niii‘,’ Conny, Nov. l~Contrary to expeetat one o a small vote had been called In on city on to neon. 'ABoth parties are out 3019111113 hand and ‘ it it holioved that the Votes of the two great parties are about evenly divided it. is believed that there: is but little scratching on state oincers though ‘ many pastors, it is said, are being used on the rest of the ticket. Sheriff Don» ham will probably run well here and it now looks as it both Rehubilcan r‘e‘p‘re sentativo nominee] would win. it is a toss-up between cm and Chamber- lain for governor. ,9 BR1DGEPORT.Conn.. Nov. o—Elec: tion ‘11 honed favorably here this he: early .balloiting was heavy and the indlcetlone are that “more than the average vote far 11 state brill election will be all ed. The Republi- a this weather will out their vote and shoe this morning cine the campaign to be mum: ram able scratching and pastin for those criticize. ‘ iNLiliW BRITAIN. Conn} cl?” Democrats 11095 to elect at lean one of their candidates for the 13ch ciao their no icon Th e ihdc'l'i'cndh to 110ch agoomal male 999 Nov.- 4.... the 'LRenlihlieancm have. 6595203. LA ' L _ r. .91. three seconds I alter 6A o'clock." Fred 1! i t A Atheatr‘e.'1‘~he next 9 19M1idred Holland in her wed-known tenement 0! Mid 9 an -‘ excellent oompdny in "'l‘h'yl’cwcr not wrote is 1791113 pulled in this city; L ~ apiece. e ' 9. .9 or to further the pious laid Lo99t or g 1113 their hearty supporté to the local; tro. titan will he play “"l‘he, Power Behind the Throne") which she will present next Thursday ’ night KTNE CLIMBERS FRIDAY. "The Cilmhers.7' a new and original comedy. by (‘ll’de AnFltch which was produced last season at the Bijou 9-1‘heatrc, New York. proved to he the sensational success at the theatrical yéhr, mum a run oi 200 nights. will he econ tor the first time here, at Hoyt’a Theatre. do Friday, November The play owes. its success to the perfection of its production. to Its brilliant collection oi Interpreters. and to the careiui attention to detail In all matters. The story is one of sorrow. devotion and temptation. At the time ‘01 her fathers death Mrs. Sterling learns that her husband is connected with dishonest money dealings. She makes heroic enorta to new him. on- sisted by her husband's friend. Wor- ion Love develops between Mrs. Sterling and the latter. but in master- ad Serious as is the theme. the play contains-.9 many illuminating bits of clever comedy. The» dressing of the women throughout the play is new. ble. The scenic equipment gives the proper idea of luxurious good taste. The presentation will enlist Charles Kent, James Carew Bennett Sturgis. Frederick Peters. George Stevens, Bid- mund Liston. Charles Master, George Kinard. Joseph Robinson, Edward Chonoweth. Harry Wright. Jr” Mar- sheritct St. John Wood. Jennie A Eustace. Elizabeth Barry. Marian Berg. Ethel Winthrop Marlon Glroux. Maude am. 3 9 inch Lenten eon 191111.123an 111612.. The management Noni Hoyt‘c Theatre is sparing neither time nor oxoenag to secure tor its patrons the very beat'at— traction: in the connexion bind the Throne," a genuine dramatic treat Is 359me theatre-Boers. it in will he or.» a la Whom return en: on Thing 9 or one pMQIiLt monsoon ..«~ or return i9 been lecturins hisht otter or to reimburse them (i or the lecturemccrui 1.11.st my .hen‘r Miss Stone the tickets have been fixed at 25 cents 'l-‘hoy are on sale with mom: ' 9- 9‘9bEI‘B9 ot the church and at Bahrfc. h AWecd' s, Piaiated's and The;01 pharmacies. A_ i love and rector; climaxct Smith 0’19) ‘11,, (‘19 9‘91 comedian. is at of bluntion. 11nd as to ity no couch cannot he said. i tor this year than it 9 een: and as to his dancing. it is wonderful. lie is ably- assisted in his dinerent 11119996111213 9 9 * .2111: the clever-i*t'el1n9by Il Huyt's Theatre, matinee 11nd night Saturday. Noveniher 8. Mammy 193A 19. onion? Niom‘ Everyone purchasing an admission ticket to the canal ball oi Court Ma- haek’hnio. in Music Hall, Friday night. is entitled to a chance on a handsome gold which Do not i i to retain your coupon. and mini; in. as you may be the lucky". ivinne There will be also. in addition to union; by an excellent orchestra. in number or sing- ers from New York. who will entertain throuzbout . N W GIVIL WAR THRLEATENED. in qohalot autumn Ll-laytl Soldiers and Authorities Seven Ware Killed. PORT AU PRINCE. Hoyt Novem‘ ber t—A trooprrt 925%200 Fouchardista. which entered thé colic! yesterday returni from the campaign against Genera min. hill a conflict with the civil authorise. was. heavy wounded. The situation is more. threatening a new civil war. = Notice is hereby given that the South Five Mile River shhool District tax or two and onohaii mills on lilt 0211901. in due and payable Nov. lat.1902. in- terest at the rated «din-higher cent. a year from Nov. 1th 1002 ill be charx‘ ed on all bills remaining unpaid on and after Dec.1a,t10902. J. E. STEVENB. Collector. Rowaytoa. Nov. 12t,1202. 1..., Dharrning Charms ¥ For the tab or chain. We have 11.1.1 rooelved some, the conception of the latent Idea at art. it) ‘ 989 Norwalk onnmsutionai devoted to the support CLYD mice In Dash ,A ‘, ‘ a story iii a sorblnnL ~ utereatingéi picturesque 9 t 1 A GILGANTIG “flown." flrln3 111111133 11 owl?“ ed 19, were Wkll§ ad 111%; 3):... 111 at » Callinnndscet r rlmL " “ “ ‘ ‘ . fim hep 9 0N9 WE9NRBDAV.O¢TOBER 2931, WILLLA BB TNE GRANDL OPENING DAY OF THE cELEIRATSD this count , ‘ "High Lwnt‘er m9 Drama."-—-N.‘ Y. Tunes.“ PRICES, 2513.5 Sale of coats one s . 023 Rear OBricn Sing: "Norma. My No Daughter of Ireland. " "Th. Rest." expressly Written to this scale production. , 9. PRIOESé-nght.26. 35,50c. » e Matinee 15.25911. . v ALL NEXT WEEK: CHAS. K.: 8an of seats opens at Hoyt's Thea- tre. south Norwalk. and Wood's drug store Norwaik 5 days in advance of all attraction. 9 A DON'T FORGET TO ATT ND The Forester’ 5 Ball Friday Erasing. November 7 9 AT MUSIC HALL. One of the best aligns of the Season. ave 3 neuronal Singers Billed from New York to perform be- tween dances. TlOKETI. ONLY 25 CENTS Including a chance on a gold watch an exhibition at son It Price? a. Tick- .l Magner’s News the famous missionary. will lecture on ' ' “lily Experignm with tile LBal-3 gar-inn Brigarids. ” South Norwalit Congregational Church My. Nov. 190 at 8 p; 111. That all may hear her. Tickets, 25 out. at Baur' I. Weed‘a, Plaittc’d'a and - Clifford Pharmacy t 9‘9 consider the make 9 sinus Burrito nonncn Linen, Ldonble‘ hark Land “an; 11.19. ' ‘ * size, fine soit fleecing. at 50 CENTS. L C ,. 8 “Sweet Molly cHAMer crock" co. A n16t9 - '2 LBS. WsAUSAGE counters. and we 9i and duality. MEN'S CAMEL’SL HAIR WOOL, ‘ 25. 50,‘ 75 CENTS: $100 and 51.150 - can be timed here in Lalrnost every kind. The better kinds are on LLLL;L9LA A PRICE. when you 9 Laellins their: at 9119 your Low, single breasted at $1. 00. Other qualities. at 75 CENTS and L31. 00 WOMEN' s HEAVY AND MEDIUM WEIGHT VESTS AND PANTS. lNFANT‘B WRAPPERS AND CHILDREN' 5 LlLlLNDELRWEAR In both ‘ gray and white, 15‘ 25. 25. 50.‘ 60, 75. 90 CENTS and $1. 00. L 9 MENS OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT 1103128, 569 inches long, LfLuLll “ bodies and scams tolled. sizes 14 to 20,11t50 CENTS. _ .A CHILDREN'S SLEEPING GARMENTSL. with feet the ideal pro- 9 tectlon tor the young at 25 to 50 CENTS. Remember that our leady‘to-wear department contdlns the smart kinds of garments tor women and children ‘ inctor in favor oi the Boston Store, when you are going to look or our- ‘ - chase a COAT, SUIT, WAIST. SKIRT or FURS. mum yvooLL double r... A“ LLL L " -'iL W The prices are a strong NEW STATION AT onsonm. NEW HAVEN. November i.--The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad let a contract yesterday tor a new possenger station on the News tuck division at Ansonia. it will be 1301123 icet oi boil-colored brick with a slate roof. Work will be begun ini- ’modiately and it will be finished In the spring. Lookl Loos er LAMB rounovharnns or LAMB, erroneous ESTEAK. 1101191938311: 12 to HOM Dnnss’an onxoxnns. 17c 1012c 18c 18c A , 251: (Home Made or Links. Sperry t9 5 Barnes or Merwin. 9 5 Raiiroc‘d 1%cLe MR" WEWdWMNH All! “IKNTINQ DORE. LI? EV HAVE seasoning-unease 8COB9E LST. LOUIS. Mo, Nov i—Announce- ment has been made that the library of the late P B. Gilmore has been new cured for the [Antelope Purchase Ex positioni Band to be organized hale. It numbers 18. 000 volumes. Mrs Gil. gorge” recently sold the collection 101 7000 SA TISFACTION This one word embodies practically ‘the entire secret at my success. Are you satisfied with your glasses? ”not let me explain the reason. 110M293 a not: GRADUATE OPTIGLIAN, Fine WatohA Repairing. _ Room 9. United Bank Bld3.. So. Nor. LASto vans ’Markol 9‘ Qillce hours 8 to it: 45’; 12: 45 to 8: 30 Saturday evenings, 7-9. 9 , Special appointments made to suit hat-1‘0 r:-, ..9 '.i PAN¢AK£ LI'LWHL. ROYAL HEALTNL FOOD ITO. DINONITRATID
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