ll W8
Ladlas' IOhOmlu.
hiltes’ Swiss Ribhadm 8 for Ibo
use
is: a 47K WIsv wasmiloroii I'r..
‘3 assassins Hotel lisolt, V
until Norwaik, Bonn. tic?
Leviticus Fates
v For Norwslll and vicinity: il‘air to-
i ht “if The chars it-
:d‘ all “Windham “about
There is a disturbance central north“I of
Lake superior this morning. and tau my
other south or Florida. A marked high
area is central this oraing over North
Dakota. and ltIiu uelco extends in I
sorrow trough eastward from Kansas.
The temperatures have fallen over the
Western states, and freeslng tempera-
ture reported at Bismarck. N D. Very
little brat-intuition has occurred during
the past twenty-four hours.
John sticos‘ has left the employ‘of
Adam Schmidt.
Dr. Y. Grate, of Lewlsboro, N. Y., is
visiting in town.
Miss Alida Bull. oi Mott avenue. has
returned from Asbury Park.
The Elite shoe is the best, and Glov-
ore is the place to buy them.
A J. Collins 0 Company are shipping
a load of furniture to Stamford today.
Garry Carson, a former resident of
South Norwalk, is making a brief visit
here.
Miss 8.8 .Tillotson has I fall show;
ing of tall mlilinery, also a complete
lino of readyvio-wear hats.
Captain Lucius J. Stevens. of the
schooner Bechtel Stevens, is visiting in
town.
Mrs. Elisabeth Bennett, of Holden
avenue. has returned home from a visit
in Bridgeport. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Sconeld and
children. of Chestnut street, have re-
turned from a visit with' Mr. 8coileld' I
parents at Trinity Lake.
'Farmers say the price of hay will
prdbably not go much above normal
thiahulator. notwithstanding the un- .
favorable outlook during the early
summer.
The Volunteer Circle of King's
. liters of the Norwalh Methodist
hip V aim Church, will meet with Miss
e‘ stead, Friday evening, Sep-
leather 25th.
Therein a sale at bed blankets at
Stdrteyant'tl tomorrow. Better give
them a call, for you will soon need the
blankets and you will save money by
buying now.
Mrs. Samuel Richards Wood. who
was painfully tainted in'a runaway ac-
oldest in some... several days also.
his; resell dss to be. able to
to}, a‘évllit ill . '
Cadet Anna Secular, who recently.
rotor-m from the Salvation Army col-
ouy Vin dolorado, left this morning. to
scoe‘pt‘ K poiiilo‘a on the provincial
stuff of the Army at Boston.
The new i'n‘d Dry Goods Company
have a full 0 of fall mtilinery on ex.
hébitipn at their store, and extend an
vitatioh to pay them a visit.
A reporter. visited the woods near
the city yesterday and found that there
was: ,very few chestnuts on the trees.
Farmers and the small boys are hoping
that there are more in other places.
St. Joseph's A. A. B. Society hel
meeting. last night, at which it
decided to purchase a pool table. It is
believed that the members mm mm
.7 _V 0:; pool table in their rooms
_. ‘Vtile winterrmonths.‘ , . »
Kiiol'ed gowns are to be the
D. .Reud Company is a very proper
place to buy one. They also have
some very gobdlhiriains in black silks.
m0 their ad., that will give you de-
Yesterdsy afterglow a rty of ladies”
- who were driving under-pale Wishing-m
ton street bridge. of the Consolidated
road had narrow escapea from being
limited mutt: tor from anu-
em% I W Jili- at
through t . This nulasnce has
momma an and so stop-
havd‘
Aiii'gbcenor was made in The Ben-
tinelllm til MM Mt William
J. mMuiviliill is toieave the employ of
the préaeht instructor in telegraphy at
thecollope, istolsavstoaoceptapo-
sition as ticket onthe t
Vermont
article ‘
played at IBntland. on the
mum. _. '
"i “out
8 2
die
.0!!! “origami the “swath gfikfigfi‘flg
l4..." t‘ "
gamete-w- 2c.
‘ineii‘ts.
3 “unwed-trainer to”
[nudge Cor. 8rd street and Hacien-
of
1’
90%|". 0‘
e. or
Mrs.
-. latest Mil .
. the bookseller; sills ay
’gbamlas in fountain polls.
Will Podswell
n ram-Am
l‘mh «it
sit. hm
Spring street, are ante rinsing
K . it'. of New Yor ,.
‘ t's‘rhsd hedfrom
Hud n. or its has
Matthew Corbett. Jr., is to take a
course of study at Betts' Academy. in
Stamford. strut-trig tillaorrow.
Mr. ltd Mrs. P..B. Kavanagh, of
Main s “or slip, tertalnins
the Iiissss vahhgh, o P idenco.
Mrs G. B Hamilln‘ 0! School street,
Hamlin has been entertaining her
sister. Mrs 8. M. Birch. from New Jer-
On Saturda. September 10th,. a son
wssbornto r. and Mrs. H. P. Ced-
say. of iconic. N. J. formerly of South
Norwnllt.
Mrs. Clarissa B. Bates is entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bennett of
Brooklyn, at Beachcroft Cottage, Fair
ileld Beach
Aaron Coburn, son of Dr. and Mrs.
J. Milled Cohurn, want to Hartford to
day. to begin a course or study at
Trinity College.
The Norwalk Historical Society is
scheduled to hold an adiourned meet-
ing, this evening. at the society's house
in West avenue. -
Miss , Sarah Patrick. of Norwsik.
teacher in the West Saugatuck school
is boarding at Charles FIble‘s King
street, Westport.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Beers, of
Norwalk, and their guests Mr and Mrs
A Archer, of Brooklyn. enjoyed a trip
to Costco, yesterday.
Miss Clara Dibble". of 147 South Main
strest,. depart rial! this morning, [or a
four. years course of study in Smith' a
College. Northampton. Mass.
Olivozllrsa‘ch house. No. 10 K. of C..
requests the members to be present
Thursday evening, the 84th. busi~
nails oi important: is to be transacted.
--Misa Baird's Boarding and Day
Solidi: for Young Ladies slit] Children
will open with superior facilities for
education on Friday, the 85th inst. Ap-
plication for entrance of pupils should
be made previous to that date.
A meeting tor-the Whatsoevor Clo
cie of King's Daughters of the South
Norwailt Congregational Church will he
held tonight with Mrs. W. H. Smith,
West street.
Exactlmmodore and Mrs. Clarence F.
Osborn of Arch street, will leave about
the first oi the month on a tour of the
world, going to California and then to
the Philippines and China. They will
return home by way of Europe.
Eire Chiel Rufus 8.. Rancher. well-
known in o‘rwalk, who is at. the New
l-gveua hose on suffering with an acute
so mach disorder together with a ner-
vous trouble. is mu better all will
soon tie a lsjto e his utiell at
the hair; the are flopprtdmit. ?
-—One of nature'I remedies: cannot
harm the weakest constipatloa' never
fails to ours summer com ate oi
Wild Strawberry. .
New officers of Concord Division.
Sons alTetnpsrance. will heelected at
the meeting to be held next Monday
essnlngr '1 Nominations. ‘ were in‘ order
Monday eVening. The state worthylatl-
rlarch willibe bars at the installation
ceremonies on. Monday evening. Octo-
her 5th. .. .
semen lll.J Jliili of Neural);
awillml sliver s'n‘ surreal before 'th' he
members of Buckie mp Boat, G. A.
3.. of Norwslir lift to post rooms in
Well at .‘iomorrow evening. at 8. 30
which; e megbers of Buckingham
i
served with papers. made the remark
"Nhhn‘lflilm rum-m
not a cent of money in any bank but
possibly they might discover some for
dent of
MEL».
.‘ V Sou
-i. "‘ ’liioniflil as in c
‘d h Eta“ -
Mike,“ an or to n
attended with success.
3-» 7 it! i? Will '08!
”hr “l“? t it. hi...
‘7 .
and hennery on main road. 8 minutes
from trolley. No CASH RENT to “Oh
“we
atolllin
young or old. Dr. Fowler‘s Extract of
.'.: or
I ”W” m,“ R: my: '
5mm
s'AL'tl swimsuit.
’lhursdsy and Friday
will be devoted to the
0‘ U
.m“
Weshailbsplsssedto
hays warmsndvisw
No ”oral. “This is your
invitation—a lull hearty
bidding to the occasion.
\.
son writers.
Willi”
mm“.
i
. it “i
El‘i
Fm?
«m
None of the many waist fabrics 5
for fall is richer in looks or nov-
city than the fancy vestin musk
None is so greatly the fashion.
design and color scheme and fin-
ish, they combine a great lot of ‘
attractions Nearly all are mer-
ceri ed and looktas silky as silk
itse
White is a leading color with .
grey and the champagne shades
inifavor in their weave, these
vestings show much variety and
novelty, while' in the contrasting
of color they are genuinely artis—
tic.
59c.. 75o., and $1Vyd.
White wash flannel for waists
is woven with satin stripcsiand' is l
a full yard wide. 5 d.
Scotch ilanneis in pimped {lollid
colors and in great diversity of
stripes.-—39c. and 25c. ytl.
Mcrccrised Cheviot in white
with tiny dots and figures in
color, has fleeced back .—35c. yd
Novelty chcviots with a puck-
cry stripe, solid colon—disc. yd.
Center aisle, rear.
FALL' CLEANING.
For setthig the house.' in order
for coming winter. one needs
many little articles. Herc' s I
partial list of helpstthst the store
has ready.
Laundry soap, Goons. Babbitt's—b
cakes for 100.
19Hustler laundry soap—6 cakes for
c.
Esameline.- . ’.
Scoumaoapri-lc. I
“hollow—7c. \,
Boa Amt-70. .
F B 0 waxy-8 for be. '
Camphor fishes and belly—Sc.
THE ROWLAND
DRY 000108 CO"
.. V , V‘Brldgcportfionn
WI MIN, tWilla. for,
WIMPIUHJ'
MARKET COD.
HADDOCK.
“INK'OODJ”
. «MILMHIHI... .
BONITA MAOKIIEL.
ALL OILLING AT REASONABLE
PRICIO. . .
r x
I” m
nut and of Washfifigton Street is...
Old Salvation Army Building.
DON'T LIT IUTCHIIO DIOIIVI
YOU ON HIGH PRIOEI.
- Look A! Tilda M000.
Prints macaw-s... we. .I is":
Shoulder VStea'h 850. .3 lbs. Chopped
ndaBOilf, 86c, Bnad Ind Butter Pot Roast.
the. hump Cot-act! 3091.180. PM.
l”00111011 Beef Bo Merwla Mi 3
ills. Ibo. "Intruders, I ills. ”c.30-
MumlbolbIAgImb lteib’liers-é,‘
quarter Lamb.10c.l.ois aan Bill thrill“
16¢ lb 8h“! l' h Clio”.
gag}; suns-gs? it“
d abecsms clear. I vet-l0
tr “5"...m W... ones...-
‘ boss on a
the ”this youths-l-
tr .smhsrssracorranssot
Iwilltahs Cal-coramileivcns."
‘ . r v.‘
A Iricanflirl (wishing to crusba
E) )-—And so you are Scottish? How
100‘ By the We. is it true that if a
gentleman looks at.aV Scottish girl at
I party she always says: ‘Thsnh you,
lust little? drop. with sugar and lem-
sass”?
:Wlliuam ”IA 1:: aa t‘rule
”W? the m can I
that! a man smiles at her she al-
ways ssys: “This is very sudden. but
mum you had better ask poppa. "—
x
CHILD'S Illllllil‘ll FREE
..,.‘..
‘ GIVEN AWAY AT
H. it: Iliumv'a Novstrv Irons
' Mats lit. to. Hawaii.
use valid kinda: or has sum
least be presented for Rocker. . ,
All First-Class Stops sail the Outta
. 8,
BandVVfor ”7W ,prsValism boos. ,
i; lockout-tin
51 Wall St. woman.
FIFE KILLINFRY
V We are now showing a large variety
of Silk. Chiffon and Chenille shapes
lfor early Pail wsiar slack, Ina assort-
. V'ment of ready-iowear lists in felt, in-
clustni Vlnsny desirable styles for
discs-gene Children. School hats at
.........
no slats. no slag. is our motto.
'1l.i:~:-l
Gmmatrlatoumndm
M We.
liB
vilified: (hit «berm up to 1
neuter & Bil
V out 80%“?
I
amid T. Watson of 3s
coolly-Am for the American si a
non for the United
describing the purchase of Alas
stating that the United States
ed in 1807 the map issued by Russia in
1820, one year after the treaty with
Great Britain and that so protest Was
malls Isalilst the boundaries therein
“Rad“, either by Great Britain or Cilia-
a .
aussscvso or burn mucosa.
~—
Reported Clue to the. Adirondacks
Crime.
SANTA Clara N.Y _. Best.” -~.ln
spite of the apparent slightnsss of cities
to the mum; of Orrnndo‘ 8 lighter.
the rich New orker. who on ttlrdsy
was shot in the back on his Adirondack
wists. it is said hard that s W of
woodsrnen has been sent out to arrest
I man suspected of the crime. The
man in question is supposed to be in
St Lawrence county near the border
of Mr. Dexter's lo, 000- acre preserve.
lie is declared to hays been openly st
enmity with the owner of the land and
has even. it is said threatened Mr.
Dexter's ii is.
While feeling here has been in the
main unfriendly toward Mr. Dexter
and other men whose continuum of
vast Adirondack tracts has put a check
one the local forest industries the
col blooded murder of the New York.
or has shocked the little community.
The sheriff and his men are maintain-
ing close secrecy as to their doings.
but it would not surprise dwellers
hereabout if the criminal were captur-
ed before long.
REFUNDING 0F 820,000”.
Secrets Shaw Will ilsdssm Five Per
Cent. ends Metering February 1.
WASHINGTON. flcpt. liar—Secrets"
Shaw authorises the statement, that
owing to the scarcity of two per cent.
bonds both for ct clause and as scour
ity for governmen deposits, he wlll ro-
new refunding operations to the extent
of $20. 000. 000 in accordance with the
previous circular.
0f the total issue of 8517. 000000 of
two per cent. bonds the treasury al-
ready holds for circulation and for de
posits tis0000..000 Secretary Shaw
'siso authorizes the statement that he
will redeem the live per cent. bonds
hilllbrlllz February 1,1004 paying in
mm to maturity. Formal instruc.
lion‘s to the pevel'll sub. treasurtes
authorising them to redeem on preaen
ration will be issued today.
The banks that have had on tile with
the treasurer for thirty days or more
live per cent. bonds as security for
public deposits will be permuted to
substitute approved stale and mulch
pal bonds therefor. which will be ac-
cepted at 76 per cent. of their value.
ooassuouosugmaso wuss sus-
i PARIS. Sept. hi.-—The remains of
James L. Barriers. who was connected
morniilg' tn llama Cemetery. The
Rev. Dr. Thurber motor of the Ameri.
csngohuroh, oloiated. A number of
ceased were present.
flil floral tributes were placed on the,
casket. No relatives of either Mr or.
Mrs. l‘errlere have been located
‘ MAINI WWTIONAL
CHUNG-ill.
F MING ”I;
.. v wen...
“W“ , ‘
tio ’ Chit
masses Scot
President Buckingham of the nor-
tunic. was:
scene here will
ew days:
m‘findm the build-
we
with the Parish once oi The Associat- : <
ed Press and who died suddenly flute .
W. and of his wile who. in a lit oi,
distraction. took her life soon after? ,
wards wera buried side by side this
newspaper men and friends of the doc :
“my MW :
Irate “I!“
M who called 0::
23 --Vice- '
d twill luv“ a
kl‘w‘y vii, ,a W fl“:
.00.
We do not overstate when we tell uou
that We have the most meritorious equip-
man Of these seasohabio essentials ever:
shoivn under the roof We do not over: V
State when we tell sou that these special :
ofieriuas tvill be sold at lower prices than
0011’ ve been in the habit 0f paving for dew
bendable noods Of this description We
figure upon dentition our ordinaru output
l
83-85 Washington Street,
South Not-walls. Colin.
0
our um: i
SCHOOL susE
I: M to best for the low bit": we sell Fl‘ for. Tough to
«near and soft to the felt. good shape for tbe foot.
$1. 00 $1. 25
For little boys ma girls. Form and misses.
. THE LITTLE QUEEN SHOE
F Hoses d Gill mm: b so! will!
”Dear willed; nabbed? ”$111!???” on?. damp p30
healtb and beauty to the loot.
Olsen’s Shoe Ste
t‘w ' .-
: our Hosiery Dept
value. .._
. New arrivals this ibéclt in Onyx Fast Blurb
Fancy Hose.
If you buy your ”stockings here you'll never be
' dissatisfied. ‘
N. 5. arm,
.0 WAQHINGTON QTBEIT
V... “mastheanowi nos
Trimmed
*3.
r
illincry,
ALIO VFULI. Li“; 0? .1
tie .
gym? Wit-yin tb'
rhecsme interns in a usual
an exceedingly modest leilo .
. 1 iv and asked what is who.
it hill! mourned truth . dearx.’ mindbwmthsn
use as it marked the little gir. "
hisseit oiled. ' V“, 16h
Was-Asamt:‘~;: ‘y
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