19. 1903.
V . n Almanac for Tomorrow
Iltide.9:.40a mi 10: 10p. in.
Irim.0:.08a m.; sets,5: 08p m.
“ Wilma SINTINIL TELEPHONE
. CALLS.
Room.
II OM00. Norwllk.
agkldltcr'o Residence.
a,“ The report of State Treasurer 1|. 1|.
Olilnp shown a healthy condition in
the finances of the state. The total re-
tho auto does not owe a dollar. The
largest item in the list of receipts to
the amount paid into the treasury by
the steam railroads—31,032,173, which
shows that the railroad companies are
aflvery important factor in our state
T
“ANOTHER DIVORCI CAII.”
“What are the carriages all for?" spoke
up the country Ed.
"To turn them out. to turn them out."
the police-sergeant said.
"What makes you look so bright. so
bright. spoke up the country Ed.
"i'm thinking that we'll soon be free."
the police-sergeant said.
oi
it‘or tlicy‘re divorcing Mister Norwaik.
you cart hear the Dead Marclt play.
Tite voters are in solid square—they're
divorcing him today;
They've taken of his letters off. itn‘
thrown his seal away.
Aii' they're divorcing Mister Norwnlk
in the morning.
"Why do the committee work so hard ’.’"
spoke up the country Ed.
An' we‘ll stand in half a minute as a
busy, strong, free Maid;
O! they're divorcing Mister Norwalk in
the morning.
"His cot was right-hand cot to yours.’
spoke up the country Ed.
tr"
PRINCETON CASHIER iN JAIL.
State Bank in Wisconsin Closed by Da-
faication of “9.000.
PRINCETON, Wis.. Oct. 19.-—J. E.
Liemcr. cashier of the Princeton Slate
liank. has been arrested charged wi‘h
forgery. State Bank lllxainlnei' Burgh
states that idemor has confessed that
his forgeries amount to 509.000. The
I’I'IIICI'IIIII Sliilt‘ lliink is closed and the.
officers of the. Montelio State Bank. '-f
which Ut‘lli‘Jr is vice-piesident, Lave
been ordered by the State officials not
to open its doors for business today.
Speculation in grain. blemer says was
tiie cause. ‘l.ienicr canto here as cash-
ier of the Princeton liniik eight years
ago and the examiners believe that the
alleged forgerles have covered a period
of six years. it is believed that the
stop which they say was overwhelming
they confronted Cashier Lcimer and
accused him of having practiced exten-
sive forget-lea. using the bank's name
for a period of several years.
Accoiding to their statements. ML.
Leimer, after slight hesitation. a."
FAIRFIELD COUNTY BANK.
in the County.
thh cite exception the Falrflcld
t‘ounty National Bank of Norwalk is
the oldest banking house in It‘airtlcld
t' ounty. in 1824 some of the citizens
filind it lletPl'lHIlly Itiplllvti a local in-
slintion Ithll'h “5"“ they might
transact their banking business, with It
led to the organization of this blink.
The first home of the batik was in a
building on Wall street. near the
bridge. it was afterwards removed to
larger quarters on the same street,
about 1.000 feet west of the first locii~
tion. and later removed to the present
biilldltig.
The organization of the bank wasper-
fectcil lit lvttt. and it commenced busi-
St. John, Clark Blasell and David ilol~
ly. August 17. 1824. the bank elected
its first prcsltlciit-——lleiii'y Bolden. Mr,
Belden served tintil Oct. 26. 1830, when
he was succeeded by Clark Blssell. Mr.
Bissell was followed iii turn by Char-
lcs lsaacs. who was elected June 11.
One of tho Oldest flanking institutions I
y\
..
us: scorn NORWALK Evasih‘io ssh
. ONE VIRTUI LAOKINO.
“We have had our troubles over the
servant girl problem. the same as the
rest of the world.” said the Pitts-
burger, ‘and whenever a new one
comes to us we hope for a week or
two that we have, found the lost jewel.
A month ago, when we made a
change, the new girl took iiold so well
that there was not one single fault to
be found. My wife was naturally
more enthusiastic than i was, anti at.
the end of a fortnight she wanted me
to admit that the prize had been dis—
covered at last. She said that the
girl was tidy, respectful, truthful and
industrious, and the only thing I
could think of in reply was to hope
that she wouldn't turn out to be a
thief.
“"l‘hat is a shame and a slander!‘
ent time the words have not given her
any comfort, and we have had no
trace of the girl."
ATCH ISON GLOBE SIGHTS.
A woman Isn't real old fashioned un-
less she can swoon.
INSTANCES.
nity.
Owing to the severe ralit storm on Saturday last. we have decided to
CONTINUE OUR OPENING SALE TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY.
The most powerful appeal we can make to people who study economy
iS THE PRICE that makes A DOLLAR DO THE DUTY of TWO IN MANY
Every woman should grasp this money saving opportu-
Every department in our store puts forth exceptional price reduc-
tions at the very opening of the winter season.
This list contains only a small portloii of the numerous offerings we
have placed on sale at SUCH STARTLING REDUCTIONS.
TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY.
MONDAY, OCT. 19, 1903.
“Iota for the last fiscal year were the "To save their golden minutes." the depositors will be paid in full Willi "em, “1.. the palm, M you"): bank. in”. exclaimed my wife. ‘I 11 test her to- a d SI,
’ hunt on record. The state debt has ,, po""°'“0“g‘3‘““i “““L 9,, money now oit hand. ing it capital stock of 5200.000. The an. IIIOI‘I'fJW. and I'll Wutzi'r any money Dress 00 s and ks
mu gradually «0er until it now Why “3 50:39 gyplgimle H": “Wk" Tile sensational and unexpected tie ,ount of the capital was afterwards in infill “it"? out DH": snidf Wool Mixtures. 38 inches wide. were 50c. for these days, 25c
,,, . ’ .. “p "5‘ i no i 4‘ vi-lopments in regard to the t‘flibelnlt’: .reaned to $300,000, anti at a later per bhe (“hind IIUI‘ by leaving four (“11' 500 yards of “ltciitnnnts” mostly in very small pieces. Were up to
mount. to only :“8' “'6 my greatest Becausenihey have some “0“” "' meat of 309.000 by Cashier lieimcl. lod was reduced again to 8300.000. ill mond rings on the til'nh‘srl‘ Willie till“ $1.25 the. ynid. opening price. 35c
mum: having been made during "I“ burn. the 1’0“"9 “”89“!" 83”- uore brought about by an investigation which figure it now stands. went “11011011114. and WIN" 1 “lime “9‘1"” 44 iticli All Wool i'ebblo Ciotli in Blue. (larnot. iirown anti Black.
last two years. indications are that the ,1, , i ‘1 Mt .- of the affairs of the Princeton Bank. The first meeting of the BIOt'kIlOIdel'r. fli- night. my Wilt: was in truth- llle strong value at 75c, these days. 500
debt will be entirely wiped out before hey red m“ ng ”5'. wanlk' and Wthh has been 0001101190 In!“ "10 past was held Jiiiy 20. 1824. At this meet girl had taken the rings Mid “0090. I 19 inch All Silk Colored Taffeta, our regular 750 quality, all colors,
t t ‘ l suel, and every ”‘9- “mm ”“1“ ”1") " “it paid. few days by State Bank Examiner mg the following directors were clios remarked that the test could havo been these days. 50c
alto bar repor s it ( They have handed Mister Norwalk his pergh and Deputy Bank Examiner A. eii: Henry Belden. Moses Gregory. :llade Just an well with one ring. 01‘ Best American Prints in Indigos and Grays. nil perfect goods. regii- ;
china will take pride in the fact that old (barter hulf- detayed. It}. Knoll, with evidence in their pone, Ebenezer Jenn”, w. J_ Street. William even a dollar bill, but up to the pres— lar. the yard, tic. these days, 41,“
36 inch Skinners' Black Lining Satin. name on salvage. very cheap at
5125. these days the yard,
Ready-ta- Wear Department
LADIES‘ HEAVY WHITE WAIS’I‘S FOR WINTER WEAR. AL- '1'
MOST HALF PRICE.
He's slceiilns with mime boards “D knowledged that there was a discrep- 1852 F St lchn lax-kwool Dec 31 Another fool I ' '
.. ‘ . ‘ . . . .. ._ . lotion is to can a 1.00 and $1. 2: uallt at b c
,. finances. “1‘ now, kiheitriloil:.~e-seigeant said. ancy in his accounts of small am- innit: James W. Hyatt. Jan. 14. 1890 llask of whiskey when traveling. y 51.00 and $2. 00' ((iluulliil'l. at 950
The state board of health has de- ve ‘)';:"| wna ‘O'l‘l‘n?r5‘g:le 0 nus. cunt. They ""90 ’0 him some ”I ”i" "N1 “MM“ 0. Kceler, March 16. 1893 Never make the mistake of being N. fir-Many Waists of this lot. one week in our stotk no olil
’ _810. e In P t" Y 4 - evidence in their possession and he no- The first cashier was John J. Barnard .yiiipathetic with those in the employ styles.‘
aided to have more information before He a drinking bitterly alone the. police- knowledgt‘d the amount was larger. elected Sept. 2. 1824. mid HIlt't‘t‘OtIlIl' of your friends. All popular miikes of Corsets that sell regularly at 50c including V l
authorizing the sewer plan for the NI- sergeant said: They continued to produce evlileziic '- i-nslilcrs. with the dates of e'ec‘ior if a road is three miles long and you the it & (I and (1. 11. All shapes and lengths. also (llrdles. .
antic camp. The contamination prln- ' . ‘ . . . i.l they say he admitted that his forg- W11»: ‘1‘}. M. Morgan. June 25. 1825: no riding it in a funeral procession, it to introduce our enlarged tlUlili“llllt‘lli. For these days. 25c
cl , 'I‘hf‘) It: tlllm'dlltz Mlaitl‘ NUI'WIllk. )0“ rules had involved the hank to the ex~ Henry '1. Morgan. Aug. 15. 1833: The s a good seven miles l li- ‘ F ii i km 1 ll 'k w l ' " '2 l t l ' .
pally spoken of in the boaiil meeting t ke hi i il l , . _ ~ . .Ilt cs a .iIL s It nu. . I‘t..,llul piiu. s 0.10. Tiest
t i l l tll' ‘ mus ep m n is pact. tent of 569.000. Willi this statement mas \Vlll‘liti1_ J]... Dec. 3.“ 1330; Join. 1“,, nice KII'lH won't “a” Mom" days, ~ $0.50
W” that 0‘ the eye 9'" ”‘3' “m l“ M)" "9“ ““5” -","" ‘0 his h““‘f”""'~"°" Mil lilo previously secured evidence in “iiit‘ht‘ild- Mill‘t‘h 3. 1850: G. E. Miller. :lrl unless the girl's mother also 111- Ladies' and Misscs' Coats, were up to $12.50, about 24 Coats in all.
affects primarily all who take oysters must 100k him In ill“ face. their possession to work on, tiiev Iur-- March 3. 1803; (‘hiirlen ll. Street, lie sites them. Let them insist on get- Opening pric,e .
there, and secondarily all who eat 240111:“ wolf??? 13‘" his ‘t'liillllry. 3““ v.1 Mr. Lclnier over to the sheriff and cciiibcr. littiit‘: heater 8. Cole, .iuii. 24 .ing an invitation frotn the father, too. Ladies' Suits good prac‘ical stiles. values tip to Slitt 50. Open-
them. But it Is not to be supposed that Whlliflyli: :9" illlv irifilimelvlister Nor- ordered that the batik hot-e rcniatn cios- lxst‘i; lmtl ( liet‘ts .liiii. 2.5, lb’h‘it, {Hit Men who can't take cure of them- lug price $5.00
the larger View of the matter was not lk Iytlie 0‘" in 5 i’tl tnday. ‘ I.. (. (lreen. Apr .30 itiitil. :elves are always anxious to tako big iniilics' Stilts. fliic grade. about 15 in the lot. Were up to $25 00
present in the minds of the members wa n ' m ‘ 3- l i.ciniei"‘i.~i quotteld1 l‘i'y thitifian‘l; iaxain l Tifie‘lfirst {Mildew Wills paid hly 2h lobe, and look after the interests (if not the newest Iiilt good staple styles. (lpcnliig price $10. 00 .t
‘ 2 . item as avi'n 0t iem at icmon- inn uiie . 2... nt tie rate 0' ' : ti , . . . . . v . . - . .. .- .
"What noise is that the north wind g i 5 i tcrs (.liildri its Winttr Loni, (.(idls, state i. to 14, weir. Solid. Open-
sliure. The president‘s compensatio-
wus governed by 'he number of bill
be signed. at one cent each. litinkin
ey be secured irregularly be had spent
in grain speculations principally in Clit-
t-itgo. Several Chicago firms. it is said,
if a man slioWs a disposition to'
irovide for old age. and avoid being u
ask to others, for heaven‘s sake let
ing price, $22. 50
$10 00
brings?" spoke up the country Ed.
“ 'Tis the old man lighting for his Ladies” italii Coats. were $12.50ani1 $15.00.
it'l.ANNiill.1.ETT1d WEAR. Ladies' Flannel Uitderskirts. regular
FEMININE l'OPICI. ()peniiig price.
(Deborah in Hartford Courant.” Wife." the litillttP‘Sl’rKL‘ulll Hill“. are affected by the forged paper, as al- hours were from i0 to 1 and front 2 ti ‘ilm do it. pom accuse him of bcin 2' . 0 (mm rice 18c
, The newest place for the miniature “Whatjoyisthat tho 8‘0“"! Wind Hills". so are a number of individuals in this 21 o'clock with it Saturday linlf-holldai "stingy." when he is simply exerci: Ladleosfi'h‘innlttel (5.3.... extra heavy quality, full size. good val-
is as a shoe’bucltle. 8901‘“ "p ”“9 00““‘W E“- city. Simultaneous With the opening of ng ordinary caution. tie at 09c. Opening price. ' 50c
Thestuffed appliques. soculled. come "Why. we've WU“ ”‘0 391’“"“”°“-" ”W the bunk. its promoters opened I
Ladles' extra size Flannel llnderskirts. for extra large women. ;
l
in both black and white. police-semen!“ Bald- FAMILY vast-rs lii'alich bank in Illllllitil')’. which th. . i value 69¢ opening price. 50c
Finely grated cheese is considered by . laws of he State then allowed. This f R Ch“, . - DI . e and Und2rskirts f fl. ,"eu ., r, “I," 3.- .. ,
some a great improvement to a thin They It“? done with while" Norwallt. As They Are Noted in Regard to Mar. afterwards. in 1844. became the Dan sale 0 Pa] IZSIdIO 63,31?“ :32; t 0 aunt 9 L3 M 18c 5
will) you can hear the on ”Hm” play. rlagc. bury Bank. In 1865 ”‘0 Falrficld 00“" ""— (‘lilldreii‘s it‘laniielletie Sleeping Gowns, Pajamas also. made of
The voters are in column and they're
marching all away.
110! the young free Maid is smiling.
anti a maid she means to stay. '
ty llnnk became a national bank. .
During its existence the bank Iii]: Notice '5 hereby given that ”‘05“
untliercd union: its officers some we" wo tcrtain tracts ”I “’3' estate or
known men. Mr. iivatt. one of it.- .corgeC SUMO“ ““9 0‘ Noiwaik, d“ i
‘ eased. known as 25 Bouton street itiid
Elegand simplicity is the beauty of
mourning costumes. That it pays to
buy good materials is especially true
of mourning materials.
Canton flannel best quality, regular price 50c. Opening price. 37c
Domestics
"The marriages of a family are a
good guide to go by in determining
its characteristics." said, in the Chi-
h 0 coin of the season. \fter divorcing Mister Norwnlk in the cago Record-Herald, a woman whose ..~..,.§.1..n-s‘ was l'iilted States ”pawn.“ ,. ., . ,
.2543”: féwewogi lacfis appeared othei morning. business it is to hunt on pedigrees. during the Clt'yt'lnnd ntinilnlslrililm‘ t'Windsor lee‘ in 1h" (‘ity 0' South Iiiibllilll':I:R222“zmtigbtl::IgtI11Iguzfgdrb$1‘l“trtigmi"lt‘l’::‘ll;lsiIOOO' '5‘? ft?
patterns more elaborate and repiesent- ' ' ' "I‘m “5 a "9"“ “0” 0' eyebrow 0" and Mr. Kalil". the lirent‘nt president sorwnlk, em.“ mns'smm M a h" m“! ‘ 100 do; Window shades the best ’5c \"'iltlt‘ on the 'market 18c each
In; many more colors and comblnu- ' ' *‘ Cht't‘k 0" chin I atlon “1'0 M trat'- =eiveil the State one term as Lieuteti .‘wclllng “0““ thereon, '5 ("r sale! Fringed Rugs limited quantity “7x51. good assortment of 'patterns
“0!“ have come out which are truly HE TWENTIETH CENTURY ELL ed throughout an entire family, so mpaovemor, tor Particulars and terms apply to value ‘1 50' " " : 9.55 ea.
handsome 'and- make a most appro- . MH- the attitude 0‘ the family toward Tho affairs of the hank iirc nhlv mu JOSEPHINE STILLSON, so (102. i‘tann'ei Skirts. flne mm 1|lt1llt)f patterns. regular 25c, 19c ea.
prints trimming fot the shaggy cloths John Dowles come to save New York. marriage “90ml“ ‘0 be handed down. milderVIllVUly l‘tilltlllt'lt'tl bl" men 0 WILLIAM li_ THOMPSON, (.‘(illt'li Covers. tiriciitiil design. beat-y knotted fringe. large size. va-
which are in vogue fat the season 's With part of Zion's army, W hen in the course of my work I welt-known standing. and llsvllsltlnltir. Executcrs h“. $35., 31.9503. . ,
gone. And with his little game. of talk “"1 in “0"!" “’0'“ the ”Mill” 0‘ a are afforded cwri' facility consistent 019 It ' . 7:. .iui. lupin-hid 'i‘tirliisli ’l‘owcls 21x45 well worth 15c. ‘n‘tllf‘ price 101! cu ’
‘One hours of people who ruin tiieii Ichcts that all will charmed be. filmiIth anti ““",‘°{‘h” smd'deai lg lwith sate banking methods. The hunt i ' ' ' '
saith ”with over- -study" but an nu! to C arac 01‘ 0 f.‘ marr 5803 3 toils the coiifllcncc of the public It i
ority says it is More likely to be John 110ch comes to gel the dough, “OW". For “1996 illustrate the domi t marked degree. SOLVENT NOTICE. : Cor02:.mor(‘:?l'la:|rt°d‘ Ii: 255555.55Egfiminitmgrgc;'33:: Lacing
dy Without exercise." it is mar- To get it. by the barrel. nant family traits. which govern as at. Keeler the 9,931.95“ is M (h. ~— - i
nus what an niii'ount of mental 111- \nd as Elijah potting so. much in low: matters as in other 0011- head of the large wholesale grot er District 0‘ Nor-walk, 33- Probate "’ ' “
can be peiformed without exhaus-
if one alternates it with sufficient
,...td proper exerclee, always of course
” In the fresh air
The fuchsia seems a difficult blossom
to imitate in ribbon or cloth, but it has
‘ been very successfully done A group
of thus blossoms ate suspended by
varying lengths of cord fiom the cen—
rof a rosette which itself is an imi-
of a larger, flatter blossom. and
‘ hole makes a very handsome
’ ornament.
axico has in some respects the most
uriaus railways in the world. The
The choir then sings a carol.
is booming up his bonds and stocks.
He's brought from Zion's city.
Hoping thus to get the rocks,
If not. the room‘s the pity.
'l‘hrce thousand strong in stoveplpe
hats
With bags to hold the boodle.
illiah thinks he's got it put.
The band plays Yankee Doodle.
L1e wants some souls, but dollars more.
Wants fifty millions treasure.
t‘f’l‘fis of life
"in some families early marriages
predominate. The men invariably
marry before they are. 25, and the
women at a corresponding early age.
Again. late marriages will be the rule.
with members of either sex.
"Some. family trees show few sec-
ond marriages. anti rarely a third
marriage no matter how soon the
married state came to an end. Other
records are replete with second and
third and even fourth marriages on
the. part of widows and widowers.
“Often it occurs that in families of
oncciii of the Holmes. chicr uttd Sci
lick C0.
its present officers are as :follows:
President, E. O. chlcr: vice-president
David 11. Miller. secretary and treasur
2r of the Gilbert 3. Bennett Mfg. 00.;
asliler. 1.. C. Green. The board 0'
i:rcclors cousin‘s of the officers lint
V. St. John Lockwood, ira Cole. Mose:
it. Glover, Aurelius Meeker and Char-
s r‘. Tristram.
The condition of the batik accordin:
-i the September 9th statement, is it:
follows
Resources.
‘oiirt. October 12. 100:).
Estate of Grace 1), (lrniiicr. lute iif
he Borough of Brooklyn, in the state
-f New York. deceased. ’
The Court of Probate for the District ,
-f Norwn‘k. hath limited and allowed,
ix months front the date hereof for the I
rcditors of said Estate to exhibit their
laims for settlement, Those who neg-
xct to present their accounts, properly .
ittested, within said time. will be de-
iarred a recovery. All persons indebt-
~d to said Estate are requested to make '
mmedlate payment to I
HENRY 111 CHICHESTEII.
“I'll get some of the stuff if you can,
‘assuro me front your own experience1
that it will cure my baldness.”
it Won't absolutely cure lt.i
ibut it will mitigate it greatly."
l
”“'cli,
‘How mitigate it?"
“Of course," said the philosOpher, "so
rlcii a man as yoit are must expect to
. be flattered anti fawned upon."
"He must, eh?" exclaimed Mr. Cum-
rox, with a touch of indignation in his
voice ‘Well 1 used to think so. btit 1
“it makes yoti sort 0’ hope it will! hadn't made my first ten millions be—
com you and you always feel better
you know when you can hope' '-Chi-
fore they began publishing caricatures
of men and insinuating that i eat with
of the Mexican Gulf Railway are To take back home. to Zion‘s store nine or more brothers and sisters ' (“1‘15 and discounts. 83743031: ’12 19, 26. Administrator “go Tribune . my knife.’
on cleaners of mahogany and the To meet Elijah“ s plea—sure cnly two or three have married and ‘mcks. bonds. etc. 146.800.0t ' ' _____
~ so are built of white marble. On JAMES the descendants of those two or :ash, reserve, etc, 80770.2:
57’ west. coast of Mexico there is In- “last. Norwalk, Conn. three displayed a similar proneness "~‘.edcmp‘lcn fuitii. 5.000.0t CALL 53.3,
ditto which has sleepers of ebony ~ — 2 -- —~~———- to bachlorhood and splnsterhood. ————-
llast of silver ore drawn from BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES "Some families display a marked Total. 30.07.2733?
gt! mines beside the track The
or this apparent extravagance
. . ' . - a J
. I!“ the superintendent of
‘..x ...,. 'at the Béuth Norwalk
' Ight plant who was so badly
on the left hand by making .18
with the switch hoard.
naming is able to be
' .11.: “.3
.{ s with his eyes.
IIO FIRE L088.
NBPORT. 111d” Oct. 19. —-Fire
6! Incendiary origin has
five business blocks and the
station besides damaging sev-
‘bnlidinga at. Galveston, Ind.
"animated at 875.000.
ITO .5 PER DAY.
ugh he is having1
First of a Series of Impertant Events
nue Baptist Church when the annual
conference of ministers of the denom-
ination In the stats began. to oddities
to this conference, there will be con-.
ventions of six other Baptist organiza-
tions during the early days of the week .
Including the Baptists Young People: a
Union, The Women' s Baptist Home
Mission Society The ConnecticutB'ap-
tist Educatlo Society. The Women's
Baptist Fore in Missionary Society,
The Connecticut Baptist Social Union.
and the Connecticut Baptist Convention
it is expected that the meetings will
bring together representatives of all
the Baptist churches in Connecticut.
The conference of the ministers
opened with devotional exercises. after
which business was discussed. A re
port of changes in the ministry during
the year was presented, and Rev. 1-1.
M. Pogscn. D. D. secretary of the
Baptist Mlnlstors' Home Society. told
of the work of the organization.
RAILWAY TRAINMEN KILLED.
cs..-
Passenger and Freight in Collision at
tendency to marry their klnsfollt. or.
the connections or relations of their
men who have taken three sisters
successively to wife, and of women
marrying their brothers-in-law and
cousins-in-Iaw. the same tendency to
race affiliation cropping out again and
again in the line. in other families
living in the same neighborhood and
environment not a single instance of
marriage with relations or relations-tn-
law occurs.
"In studying out relationships In
quaintly old-fashioned communities one
runs upon families that seemed bound
to marry at cross purposes as it were
both as to the age and standing of the
mates chosen. Just so there are fami-
ly records in which a marriage at a
very advanced age or with a partner
of different rank socially never no
cars."
General Phil Cook. late secretary of
state of Georgia, was noted for his
quick and stinging wit. as well as for a
certain eloquence of harmless profani-
ty. When he was a representative in
congress there were many contests
over seats. One day a particularlv
_ Kayavllio, Va.. Today.
WASHINGTON Oct. 19. -A tale-
grain was received at the headquarters
on the Southern Railway Company in
this city today stating that a passenger
train and a mixed train collided at
Key-ville. Va.. at 0:15 o'clock this
morning.
Conductor Atwsll.1i'iagman Dillon
shamless case was to be decided, and
General Cock felt so outraged by the
open rascaiity of both contestants that
he did not want to take part in seat-
Ing either. But he dually consented to
vote for the democrat. on the ground
that as one of the contestants must
get the seat it would be better for the
democrats to nut in their man.
lellitlel.
(' npltal stock. "307.2733?
IEW YORK. NEW IIAVEN' .1
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE
In effect October 18 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW VORK.
A. M.-—12:59x. 5:24x, 5:58x. 6:14
:55. 7:03. 7:46. 8:15. 8:45. 9:051
3:20x. 9:40.10:24x.10:40.11:35x.
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10th in STAPLE AND FANCY
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to your taste—sample them.
if you are not a aatlaflod one.
a the successful way in the long run.
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GROCERIES.
Have You Tried
KARO CORN SYRUP? A nice article for pancakes. toe. and ass. can.
' Finest Goods Obtainable.
In Butter, Cheese. Eggs, Rice. Crackers and Garden Vegetables, New Canned Goods. Every-
Just a loyal-pic Offerings for this week from our immenaolatock to illustrate the money saving
e engineers had no other ma- - Held In N", Haven. klnsfoik. Others again seem by com. ;llrpllls and profits. 37 348.6-
routo, and found it cheap-l NEW HAVFN Oct 19 -—-The first of mon impulse to have gone as fariritilutltiii95.500.01
i. an to import the ordinary 1 . finterestln- anniversaries of from home quarters as possible in Deposits. 240,424.?
~Mchll’a Maguino. 5.535er to Baptisgts throughout the search of mates. ltedlscounts, 25000.0
‘ “in records that go back only a few '
“a“ w“ held today m the Grand A” generations there are instances of Total. 36.07.273.8’ GOOD THINGS To EAT.
‘ . Then Speak for Themselves.
The goods we offer our customers speak for themselves with no uncertain sound.
It's wor-
hy of your attention to buy your supplies at this store—goods of UNQUESTIONABLE PURITY
i
There is no prize package flavor to our FANCY TEAS AND COFFEES. They will appeal
(1., littiymon. Loading Grocer. 33 lint Washington Street.
YOU ARE NOT A GOOD CUSTOMER
It 4109a no good relatively. to lo" you ONCE. we want to loll yOu over and over
inaln. Our principle to first-clan goods. amall profits on each sale. but one sale making another.
ittl‘o more paper and twin. and a little more activity, but the history of cell Ing groceries has demonstrated that it
it may take:
room. all connected with
~. ans-airman Daniel pinch... were kill- we... the time came for the roll call. new Havan. skate“ in" c teams on MIXED, A POUND, .55.
«Lake one railway mail clerk. Ono however the old general had turned A. M.--18:11x. 1:15. dzux. 5:18 JUR 3 8T .‘JAVA AND A.DOHA COFFEE. A POUND. . 30c
. ”mgr: a bro an arm from the nauseating details and was .‘:42.‘ 8:48. 9:10x.1ti:06x, 11:05:.11:36 tetra bar: of Tea or Coffoo next Saturd- a oaks of H orshsy a Chocolate.
235,22“ badly out a at the ace: C. . busy reading. Suddenly the clerk said: P. M.—12:02x. 1: 12. a: 02x. 4: 18 FIN! I sell UTTER. NONE BETTER. A P uun. 25.
D.17‘artner engineer of the passenger , ‘Oook. of Georgia.” :35 0.80. 1: 05a 9:05;. :15,10:01 ARMOUR PURI LIAI' LAID. A POUND. 11v.-
trala‘, had his anho healer: and was. The old general dropped his book l:.15 FULL CREAM OHIISIt (VERY RICH). A POUND. 15c
badly braised; Fireman Jackson. oftbe and rose in a daaod and bewildered BMW. in addition above—1‘ ‘1“ _, "
same train, was measly an about the manner. Then he remembered the 15—3: 4‘. 5: 08.7 7:.88 . Shouldafa, “M“- ., ‘ Us 20 lbs. “0'“ MW Hon? 'i‘ .0va .‘7‘
h:ead Bagg'agsmaater Tyler, of the mouth» was expected of him: but . SUNDAYS. .- at. Mann Jar Jolly, the Fine ”mum“ “00"“ OM?“ PG" Dita" We
fix frat}: had a shoulder dislocated; he hadforgotten the name of the demo 115.0 5.551231" 1:15x.1:56x. 7 43 x". Corn gym, (Methinfi new). we S 32:5?ch film”. it: 631“," 13¢
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1y bruised.'1'he at m 7 W W 0r Am Inn. for a: 31-90. FOrco or Malta Vic. 70”,! for 25¢
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flaw physicians had bean coat to tho ma.
Taught to play ball nuts-aimi-
eaaa would forage "battle! and ball-
on: .1
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tights and expand their mates ta .
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tongues. general Invited in a whis-
porthatconldbehoard in every corner
of the hall:
“John. want. it our” d-—-d rascal!"
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