ll two Almanac for Tomorrow. , 3gb tide. 3:36 a. m.; 3: 52 p m. ytin rises. 6:” I. ni.; sets. 4: 56 p. m. ,NINO SENTINEL TELEPHONI‘ CALLS , IN —luclncu.0ffico. OM ~lditortcl Raom. . ,1; 44- mlrsncli Office. Not-walk. “lb—Editor's Residence. There are brave alid cool women. cording to the San it‘l‘iiill‘iiil'tl Argon- ”Whfltflnhufim iron can IV we c Ltrrono PHARMACY. hut. I few days ago a lady whose hus- lllud had gone out for the evening was about to retire for the night with her infant child when to her tuuuzeuteut site perceived the foot of a man he- path the bed. Instead of calling for V‘ nuisance she coolly went to the child'l cot and sat anti sung tintil the little one went to sleep. Two hours on remained before her husband bum in. He was surprised to find her Whiting up. but when his wife handed him an envelope saying. “You might run Ind post this." the cause of her Whiting was revealed. instead of a letter the following was written on the “envelope: ."A burglar is under, the bed; run fetch police." The husband returned in a few minutes with a po- licemsn. and the man was arrested. The burglar had no idea that the lady linew he was there until the police»- mun pulled him out. Not in along time have the fraternal organizations and secret. societies in The Norwallts been so active as they are It the present time. Many have 11nd large additions to the membership during the present time. and the pros- pects are that other lodges will have I greater growth in the near future. , A brass suspender buckle saved the life of] Hamilton. Ont. constable, who was shot at by a burglar Now there may be a demand for suspenders with buckles of that kind FEMININE TOPICS. 4.“.— (Deborah in Haruord COul‘lllLl) Ermine brightens the otherwise duli‘ looking gray squirrel fur it is not unusual to find house gowns mode in two pieces. The advantage is obylous. ‘ The woman who does not like her petticoat to rustle will use penu de sole instead of taffeta Ebony buttons are a novelty which acme will select for this reason lath-I or than because they are pretty. The little chuteiainc watches inse' in Iii'ver footballs. tennis. racquets etc., are trinkets that please the girlish fan-; cy. , . , Try dipping fresh fruit in fondant for‘ o. confection. For Malagas use the white vanilla fondant." and dip cat-h grape separately. ‘ , short boa of white fox has three lobe tails caught to each end. and! “love them is ajhsndsome jet orna- ment. The white and brown and blatk combina‘ion is out of the ordinary. and the whole is a most appropriate finish for the collar of an evening cloak or gilt shade. A novel feature of a soft silk waist is Chem-Ititched silk handkerchief which I; out cornerwise, making two pieces. each being gathered into an armhole so that" the point falls down over the cove, half concealing it. Of course ‘ handkerchief would either harmon _ fie in color with the dress or the trim- Nome" describes I new and very mar brooch which is a marvel of has workmanship. in the matter of fin- till! and detail. The form is that of Iutomobile in pla‘inum and gold. contrastof metals bringing out tiny point of mechanism. The .. no. In complete on both sides and . half an inch thick; the wheels ' mainly, the steering gear is all in and the construction Is perfectly _ . The entire body of the auto- . .; is so thickly set with diamonds 0 metal can be seen; rubies are r the headlights in front and dia- mlrl‘l tfhenhubslof the whee.s. length l u y an itch and a half the Wprice" .185. : .5 i g lltlrid Mittens use DYNAMITE * i . 6 Into. Oct. 27.—The strik- inert destmyed with dynamite t; in the night a railroad round house . ,0 electric li ht and telephone ‘ The amp oyers persist in re- : mutant of wages until the men 1 work. The aim of the employ- llid, is to induce the men to — with them directly. without ' . cation of the unions. '-v w..." Clifford. INN HOBTERLY IN CON- NECTICUT. '4‘ I. v . . cm 1'0 55 .PER DAY. ‘I rum for families far the ' roomLJII connected with iIUS'i'UN, October 27' - 'i‘lit in fact. interest AGAINST TELEGRAPH COMPANY Boston's Board of Aldermen Order Poles Removed FrOm City Streets ~ boys for- nicrly employed by the Western Union 'l‘ciegl‘uph Company. as they assembled today near the company's State street. made no secret of the act that they consider the members of the city government their friends and that they view the action of thc Board of Aldermen last night. telegraph company to remove all poles used by it in tlic city limits within the next two months as a strong step In their favor. seemed to center in this development office on In ordering tho today iii [“0 trouble utld ill the I|l ririkc should be Hl'llll'tl, tlollc. conscni to be quoted on on by girls and women. RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS. NEW YORK, October 27——Arrivcd: Steamer Minnehaha. from QUE J‘NS’IOWN Oct. 27. rived. Oceanic. New York for Liver- pool aud prtx'ccded. lesliolt whc- Ilit-r the order would be revoked if the 'I‘lltI lelkl‘I-‘i Hi‘t died to feel surge that this would ho but no into at City lliiil Would the subject. As on yesterday the. collection and de- livery oi‘ tell-grunts today was carried London. NEW YORK Oct l7——Arrlved: Noor- dam. from Reticulum ant-l Bouiognc L Mail Orders Promptiy Filled D 1‘...“ "'1’ f ' GOOdl’: W 6th Ave, let and. 22d Sts., N. Y. Upholstery Specials! Heavy Curtains! Some tempting specials In Reno. Tapestry and Mcrocrixcd Tapestry. PLAIN REPI' CURTAINS. v c l o u r and FRINGED TAI‘ESTRY EgfifiAlNS. .IL 2.98 FULL MERCERIZED, CURTAINS. in In cic- gint line 0: colors: extra thvv fringe ton with tapestry ‘.psir. ... FR. NGED in figure and bottoms a.» good rcrilcd Tapesiiy. W In heavy fr bottom: .ii you will tind cite- vhcrc It 57 00 to 1‘“ f ......... n. $800: at. I598lrutelrun'... 495s Other lines. in i‘ln'cr grades. at remarkably I I. lit??? W“ “N, 3...??? 2650 m3: Curtains! ‘lhcic Curtains Ilc shown In dainty flllhlins for bedioolns. 3 yards 'onu. Rink. 69¢. AND 98¢. Dining Table Covers! Ilcre Ire thru- very srocial values in Dining Table t ovci-s. 2 yards at uate. Coversf Iortli Coversw 52. SO for. .‘0 75' Colon worth 35. SO. for” 1'3ch Covers! All the best grades in 4-4 size. 39C 75c SC 6-4 silc. 8-4 size, den. It. so 00, for every sin. in the most dcsiurle co'nrlnes. are here It notably Itirnctive prices. 69c 9 c t... to 9.98 98c 1.50 “v to 12.98 m-4 size. 1.98 2.98 «v to 14.95 12-4 my 2.25 2.98 up to 17.98 bor- , “'4. 95 CURTAINS ti lcpp. Mel'- and dig: to VII- ans 0“ 2.50 5 3”“ ‘025 Bigeiow- Low- .‘Illilh at Best eii Axminster soul“ Axminsicr Ve y. C A R P E15; CAKI’iz'Ibz reru- ‘ i‘tIS: regular “.50 at 11.35 value. 5 in at value, II t uc. at 98c in 9:12 Royal Wilton RUGS regular price 517.5'11. 8 jxio.o Royal Wilton tUGS; rcgu- 'Il’ price 5.12 50 st.......... Uxt: Axminster RUGS: regu- lar price unseat. . .. 33on 6 Axminsirr RUGS: regular price $25.50, at. .. 9x12 Smyrna RUGS; regu at price $22.50. Il...... .. 95c 31.50 25.50 22.50% value; the yd. ‘t '.l't$TBY ' I it.‘ Svainf;yd.95c TRY: 332,25 uiuo: lbeyd. i 85c Couch Covers! $2. 00 OIIINTAL )iRII'H) COLCII COthh; etch cover is 5 yards long and .ttt unu: it is new —l‘ctatl1c just bougt i from the manufacturers and the one be sure to it case too. exceptional at. each. Covers. fringed all not nd; viidc. Oriental Ind tioral t oversuorili‘ 98 I LttVLh wot ”15.95 st. 00 at. 60lnchesw $2 I s at (overs worth. to. 00. It. e:ch.. Piiin Armurc Tub- ‘lIiY: I SSt‘. 39c Mercurizcd Armurc Ail Sill $1.00 val the yd... Eitu Heavy YAl‘ES- Fr nchSt 1.48 li-iVl' you seen out tine new stoc IndStIn laces? It is most satisfying In com- pleteness. vtrlciy and Ill around :ltuetm nus. There at: ample \.tr -t u of lilsh Point and Tambout Latex, iioobiutu in all I'ltlll'lS. Nottinghamt Srrimsdvnuc» Curtain Lawns also ruftlctt MUSLINS and NETS by the yard. some inucs: FANCY‘ STIill‘l' wide; per 3': d 10:, lo ........ NOTTINGHAM [ACE NET. 27 inches wide; prtt‘c. i'crysxd. upitom.. lANCY FiSlI NETS. price. per yatd1oc and litlliliilET SASII lAtIFS with and inserting, while and tube: rcr ”In! 25c, to ........................ Carpets ... Rugs u Greatly regu- CARPETS: regu- tsval-.lir 80c Value, list 7. 61:10.6 Smyrna R U G S: lregular price 9.9. 50.“. lest: tapestry Brussels RUGS; regular price 31775.“ I9x9 Tapestry Brussels RUGS; regular price 113. so,“ ...... ,9xt2 an Wool ART SQUARES: 20 25ire¢uisr price 39. 75. It......... 1 7.50:9» All Wool ART SQUARES. regular price 87. 50. It. the value is ‘ 39 Exit: llciiy . cveisibic Tullieslfy touch . ..‘.‘?.°: 4.45 Furniture Covering! All are 50 inches wide. in the newest Ind haudsomest designs and colorings. Some sample \Iiuci at liolably low prices:— Sill Faced TAPESTRY I 82.7Svaiue: il'ic yd........ :‘ihsct. :3vaiuc;2 98 Curtain Materials by the Yard ! SITRIMS. 4t) incite! in. inches wide: ndcr Priced 0 Wool: All Wool exin liery Granite CARuiuperfinelngun. lngrain CAR- lETS; 59c I“ 25¢ ”W lringed at you buy w' '11 so Inches dc) 1.95 DAMASKI J ““ 1.98 tin DAMASK: It of Curtain 15c 15c 15c edgt: 50c! lace run. too. value. 1 4.50 1 4.50 1 0:75 7 .50 5.50 C‘“ m“ Ch ‘ G ocer'“ i Specials in OICC 1' 165 . BMW! 11. s. ia~ ‘ sundae or on cities!“ l Ems snot-ted. the best sugaflcn til-ted. puck-d gall: selected; Lola‘ooaflivlilt'i “(or mud hill i- !” Inhorldlb. mtton nob; "1 WI: Indium outlet; cut from corn-foil man and purity M mi... £8.46: 8 c be”: "than“, “In" (m, mteod- 3. lb 2 ......... .. z the tum. fol hind, Idflt Inch ........ .. 4° W from 8 In II lit: in lb....... ..... ‘49 Flour! 3‘?! 0" “7‘" - _ ready for out: . his Mt“! Ixtm flu: I. floor has our pout. u- nun Bacon! Swifts elected .du Cranky. rm :2": “his?” 9" “d but strip mild calico m daily from the used up. cwuiimum ' flavor; nuclei cure. my hat. ovulation slim ui- mutation. You cannot buy icon drip. Ieigh‘ Ibout torn. pan Ind snot; mIl- u' 0:52: ””4“ 4 lb. cacti; put itysudvrelght mp- .40 lb ........ ........ ‘5‘ cursed:b-lbimb"27 E: ‘ ----- (24" 69¢? wfi Lo. cup—m "I 3... .. m bli’ elevate . c; . ODII‘CIl-i :52 c8: 4 ..licw cocabl- l c y . crewman-m". O :‘gniu to $93.2 . End ogiSl‘utlTi-i‘acfiu 6c tut. ”genius ..-. 2.x: “W‘fi 3.37% @‘km nus , CIII ..... It‘ll... SP __u 53%.. $52.?” 49c 3.19440“. ”Twit! ”c “6.3%.: m 19c in. ................ 2'5c 33.4%,}.‘pg: cdfidl‘fld. PW"? «7 um “n..... 24c m’“0'“.'“"" :22 iii- .fifigfigmgé. ...... . _ ,, lam "lgsNili—g'han“ bend mmiagi'tlundu 2‘: “fgng'fii 5:51., I: non—git or n..: IPA- “49c ggtl BIA‘INnDn—“Id in” “NW Tea and gfi «it'd? .."" span-m "mu: m to... airrécsjgs‘ ~ "“i mac i’fififi Coffee 3, t 27 ~Ar- Boston Store, Car Main and Wall street. Nor-walk. bit: he uttering some wit strong values)" UNDER- int“? * it WEAR and prepai- ed to sell uou all classes of under- w at at last heals min 5 and quality—— that means a big saving. [will] gai- mantis FlRST QUALIIY— ‘ OT ONE SECOND IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK UNDERWEAR forillomen } At 250. A baby fleeced best or pant—size 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8. value 35c. At 500. Berks/tire Mills vests, ‘ft'ne combed Egyptian fleecing— long or short sleeves. in: sizes and pants. At 500. Womens' medium weight wool and cotton mixed. bests and pants, regular price 75c. A! 7530. Womens' ribbed. wool nests and pants—gray or white. At $I.OO. Womcns’ gray and wblfe. boot vests or pants in ribbed or flat goods. Also combl—‘ nation suit. and the well- lmown ‘Jabn Oxford" best, patented gusset. At $1.25). Fine wool vests—plain or ribbed, exceptionally soft and warm At 500. Infants Wool Vests. Rubens up to 3 years in fine wool. At 250. Infants' Vests. madebv the "Alma" Sledbe Com- my- At 260 to 750. Fine Wool Wrappers. the best on earth. “Alma" slce'be. The In‘blrlble Lcdng Cor- set is bet idemonsmld at our C 'rset Department. You can be filled to a corset by 5:4 l i . making a description of all real estate, tin a map on tile in the town clerk's lillid street. ‘ol‘llce such reference shall be sufficient including Utliilt“l‘ 14.1903 to and in lcluding November to 1903 said ofl‘ice N. ii‘ -i.i.~ts may lit ietutuod to the lto be open from 10 to 12 0".cl0(k a. assessors. at the council room, ilavi-lun, and from. " to 5 o'clock, p. m.; [lillld stieei. South Not-walk, from and iSaturdays from 7 to 9 o'clock in the 'iucludlng October 14. 1003. to and in- icvenlug, and on Monday, ' ciuding November 2nd, 1903. said oflice description. 3111.. and from 2 to 5 o‘clock, p. m.; oniw. _ Saturdays from 7 to 9 o'clock in the i I lost to n2 n-....m. .. L...— MOTHER AND CHILD .Scott's Emulsion is cod liver oil made almost as palatable as milk. it IS CR3 reservoir for New Yorkq-ity at Stoi'm- ‘ and soothing to the wca villc would mean a illiiftimt tht‘ "With All! a“. ‘ . , . racks of the Highland division of tho E T stomach, it checks the ten- New York. New Haven and Hartford V" '7 dencies Of children toward allrond for u long distant-c. It is con- Ill. 'ilicrcd probable. that the rcst-i'voir will . llll‘ieSS. _ we built if tiny of the present plans of i ‘ SCOtt'S Emulsron he New York water commission arc gives strength to Weak mothers be- cause it creates iicaitliy flesh and new blood. Nursing mothers will find a special value in Scott's Emulsion because it insures a flow of rich. nourishing milk for list Lbaby. More and better than a medicine; Scotts Emulsion is a food. We'll send you I sample free upon request. SCOTT & BUWNE, 409 Pearl Strict, New York. Tllt‘ iliii'c, (‘1'. Mo, ALL DRIVERS DID NOT STRIKE. BOSTON, Oct. 27,—Although the Expressmon's Union last night authori- zed the. seventyvfive drivers employed by the Boston Auto Express Company to begin a strike today. thirty drivers reported for duty as usual when the service was started this foreuoon. The manager of the company stated that the remaining drivers were not sup- posed to report for work until noon so that he. could not tell whether the strike was at all effective. The trouble grows out of the discharge of three drivers for alleged incompetency. States [lily tinnitus Notice. We, the undersigned. hereby give no- tlce to all persons and corporations li- able to pay taxes in the city of South to deliver to the assessors. or either of them. on or before the 2nd day of Nov- ember. 1903, a written or printed list, dated. signed. and sworn to. of all the ember. property owned by them all the first day of October, I903. liable to taxation, l cti. cuch parcel being separately describ- ed: and when rcfcrencc can be made assessors, to be open from 10:00 to 12 o'c10ck, a. i or entng and on Monday, November 2nd. from 7 to 9 p in. l Dated at the City of South Norwalkg her 8 1903. t‘oun October 8.1903 FRANK! TN A. TOLLES. VENANCIO A. SCOFIELD,; Assessors 4113 to n2 Built. 2d, from 7 to 9 p. m. Lists may also be returned to George MUST IHIFT RAILROAD. m if lmmenlo Reservoir It Stormviiis is The building of the proposed new arriod out as the reservoir would be he nearest to Nt‘W Yolk city oi out it tho to proposed inscriolr is planned to shut off be main road llttth‘t‘li Stormy-tile illtd .lrccn liithu. ilooding itll ol‘ the latter The New York. New Haven itiitl litirll'oltl mud runs through it gttp b0- \\'t‘l‘ll two bills about 430 feet high itl a‘lorutiilit- unit the gap will be tiltnimcti. .t is cxpcIt-cd, to pi'cit-lit ii loss of Will- A LOVE LETTER. Would not interest you if you're lookv ng for a guarantee. Burns or Piles. writes: Salve for Sores. Otto Dodd. of Ponder. "l have suffered .tn ugly sore for a year. iiucklen‘s Aruicu Salve cured me. We be best Salie on earth. .1 Bax cr‘ 5 dru' ' store. BARON VON 8TERNBURG WILL RETURN. i BERLIN Oct 27. -—Thc. Foreign Of fice denies that therc is any truth in the report. published in yesteldav Sternburg. the German amb Washington. will not return to his post.- The officials any the Ambassador will return to the. United States ut the end of November. that 1903, a written or printed list,i tinted. signed, and sworn to, of all the, property owned by them on the first day of October. 1903. liable to taxation, making a description of all real estate, Ecat-ii parcel being separately describ- N. li.~—-l.lsts may he returned to the at the council room. anI- South Norwalk, from and FRANKLIN A TOLLES. JAMES M. LANE. GEORGE W. STEVENS, ith of 25c at Frank United "0“ . slit. had been otdeteil to sail for thc nssador at .- “M3,"? on November October 19 . runsnnv. per. .7. 1903. For Luncheon Lunch“ Milk BISCUITS? Rally Crisp Kept so In Moist Proof Package At Best Grocers Sc. PRINCE HENRY NOT GOING TO FAR EAST. BERLTN, Oct. 27.—The report pub- lishcd in the United States yesterdiu that Admiral Prince Henry of Pr-us Fat last is untrue. it was Prince . Adalbert, third. son of Emperor Wil- liam, who, as cabled to the Associated Press started for the Far East to join l the German squadron there. Tull N339 SiII’S localisation Notice. We the undersigned hereby give no- tice to all persons and corpotations ll .uble to pay taxes in the Town of South' Norwaik. that they are required by law '. NOTWEIR. that they are required by ,1“! ' to deliver to the assessors. or either of [them. on or before the 2d day of Nov-l i 1 Notice. We, the undersigned. hereby. givo notice to all persons and corporations liable to pnv taxes in the Town of N01 walk, that they are required by law to deliver to the assessors. or either of . them, on or before the thirty-first day of October, 1903, a written or printed list. dated. signed and sworn to, of all property owned by them on the. first titty of October, 1903, liable to taxa- lion. N. B.—-l.ists may be returned to the .asscsstirs. iii the assessors' office. Town Hall building, Norwalk. and at room No, 4. second floor of the Lander ~ block, corner of Washington and South Main streets. South Norwalk, Conn. , the odlce of Selectmen Jacob B. Ray- mond. from and including Octo- ber 17th, 1903. to and including November 2nd, 1903, said offices to be open from 10 to 12 o'clock, a. m., and from. " to 5 o'clock p. in. all days of the week (Sundays excepted) and on Stevens McKinley street. Row” Saturdays and on October 313i from 7 'on. on Monday evenings. Li} and Noteuiher 2. from 7 to 9 p. m. Dated at South Norwaik Conn. Octo ’ till 9 o‘clock in the evening [)3 ed at Norwalk. Conn. iliitlli. Oct. 7. FREDERICK H. QUINTARD, OSCAR W. RAYMOND, i i EBENEZER H. PILLOW. oil to n2 Assessors. coon THINGS 10 n.. A Colossal Deal in Heinz Fiftll Seven Varieties 0i Good Things to Eat. THIS IS A RARE CHANCE WHICH ONLY COMES ONCE IN A WHILE, AND WE ARE ENABLED TO AN- NOUNCE FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. THE OPPORTUNITY is UNUSUAL TO HAVE SPREAD BEFORE YOU THIS VAST THRONG OF PURE JAMS. JELLIES. MINCE MEAT, PICK LE8, RELISHES, TOMATO CATSUP, CHUTNEY, TOMATO SOUP, ETC. WE CAN INTEREST YOU FROM THE START. COME lN AND SEE US. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING AT POPULAR PRICES. G. E Seymour, Leadingtlroc‘er. 33 West Washington Street. PERHAPS THE LAST 9 TIME You out” our announcement you promised yOui-Icif you would give a. I trial. Have you done so? We are lacing coinc- ‘hlfll by VOW delaying, but are you not lollng more? Come In and talk and price It over. That can’t do any harm. and we'll at least get acquainted, if you like the combination of HIGH QUALITY AND LOW PRICES. Here are a few items for this week, Just to give you an Idea: Small Loan California Hunt (6 lbs. average), Very Boot Eigln Creamery Butte r (finest inadc). pound, 25c. 20 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for $1.00. "Tie “n' Very But Mocha and Java Coffee (rich flavor), pound, 30c. Don't you think the price: below are worthy your attention? 10c Big Pine Table Salt. 5c 3 lb. Can Elrly June Peas, can. 10c Cape Cod Cranberries, qi., 10c chat“ Cream of Wheat. pkg" 14c Fancy Mixed Cakes (all kinds), "1., 12c Tomatoes Pure Leaf Lard. lb., 11: Full Cronin Choose. Ib.,15c ' Pure Cider Vinegar. qt., 6c Monarch Brand Corn Starch. pk9., In “Win" Price, 2 Can- Choice Apricotc, 25c 5 lb. pkg. Fine Hominy. 14c12° Can, 2 Guns Yellow Peaches, 25c 2 pkno. Grape Nuts for 25¢ Tfl- 8clc,0c . 2 Cane Egg Plum-,1" 25c local! 8. Flour (but flour milled), per bag, 68c: per blrrcii .5 35. Jones' superlative Flour, per bag. 72¢: per barrcli, e6. 75. You take no chances when you buy HERE. Our GUARANTEE stands behind EVERYTHING we cell. from I clothes pin to I barrel! of flour. and that means “SATISFACTION ON YOUR MONEY BACK.” New 3 it Grocery Company 5 Both Stores, new crane: ill washincrou or. count nonunion TELEPHONIOAHi-i ' .ia-c. . 35 AND N.O,R MAIN STREET, ALK.
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