THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
ness and Lona
well known for its Stulish- . i
F. D. LYON Iii CO.
Our $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is l
1
Service. l
Ei’iit's‘ of discurtlcd
i
I
m
norms
Irial will Prebablytnd III-l
day—Blaimetl that he Did'
Not Ialte Iiffany Money for
Himself, and lied N0i0en-.
« elited by It .
NEW YORK. III-tIiith :III- in ilii
probability I ‘IIiIIiII-l .I. I'ntks, ”to walk
tug III-lI-gato. who is on trial III-t‘orc
Judge NleIuI"gcr. cliiirgod with tho
extortion of into from tho 'l‘lituiiy‘s
Studios Corporation, will know tonight
whether another IIonviI-iion shall no
recorded against him. 'I‘hI- III-IIIIsIId IIn—
terod the. court i"qun.tIIIIIIy. looking
fresher than on any day Silit‘t‘ his trial
began last Monday. His orIiI-al on tho
stand yesterday cvidently had th‘c Il-
fect of making him moi II I~,oniposod as
heI Ishowod none of the nor vousnt- as and
uneasiness which he exhibitI-d yI-stI-i-
day, In a marked dcgrco.
After .ltiIlgII Ncwhnrgci" had Ilisposcd
of .some minor cases. the Paiks Iasc
was resumed and Hi. Osborne aroso
and said:
“The defense. rests.‘
This. caused a good IIIIIII of suunisc.
Parks was called to tho stand by As-
Blatant District ANOT'XII‘) Rand. who
asked the accused it‘ on yesterday ho
had said: "‘I refused to take ti‘dliwit
from Schmitt bocausi out" trottsurcr
had some Iilflicuitv in wishing. ”to
Irhetk of Hocln. Mottuing anothoi
transaction which oI-IIIiiI-Ii sonic timc
previous to tho l‘iii’any iuciIicnt.‘
Parks thought for a tow socouds hII foro
he answered this Iiiioslton but finally
said: “No. i did not say that. I said
we hatl sonic troiiblc iii gottlug cash
for the Hot-la chock."
Mr. Osborn thIIn mod to go" Parks
to say that he had git/on tho $500
which he received Iinm SI hmltt oi the
’l‘ittany Company, to Ti‘ttii-iill‘t‘i‘ John-
son of thc lioiiscsmlths and litidgc-
men's Union, No. 2, but thI- I-oitrt balk-
ed him. Ho Sll('t‘t3t‘tit‘ti. howovcr, in
getting Parks to lot tho juryntau hour
that the acousod had not takou a rout
of money for IIiinsoli'. and had not III--
manded it for his own bcnotlt, Asuoon
as Parks had got in this romarit, Iielwas
excused as a witnoss, and walked back
to his seat beside his counsel.
David li‘razeo. factory stiporint Iudoui
of tho ...tan.v Studios, was th' u ro-
(Ialled for ro-Illroot examination by tho
prosecution. The witnI-ss tIvsitiirIrthat
all through the convorsntioiis hclIi bo-
tween Parks and hiiiisolt and bIIiwIIcn
Parks anti SIhniitt when the wit‘uI-ss
was present Paiks usc'l the pionoun
“i" and not ‘w‘e' \vlicn tnlking'ot‘ thc
“tine" being imposed and in iclation
to whom the monoy was to ho. pal.
Louis Schmltt. who tcstitiIIIi to my-
inx paid the $500 to Parks. was thou
recalled. but he was not so pastivo
that Parks had not used tho pronoun
“we" in his conversations loading up
to the payment of the mic. " As soon
as Schmitt left thc stand \lr, Rand tin-
nonnced that the people rested.
Before beginning his address to iho
Jury Mr. Osborne made scvornl formal
» ' Gentlemen
If you dark .1 clean beautiful
complexion five from pimples,
-‘ blackheads or wrinkles, get a
facialrmusage at
___.—
A. Pohlman, Barber.
0| Wuhtngton strut, 8°th Not-walk.
out. ANo rmo 8T6RE wru.
Wreck“ WITH Nowooooo
MAIN. Tao oAN: AL-
. .osur BELOW. THAT
as ALWAYI auov.
K..IA mouth! m A so
catfish? .IN HARDWARE
“ ‘noA'ro' ivAiin. a: oIIAos
‘ mono too, tnooo dun-no
om: And am
noon 10o. on I3 oil-I-
;aie Tonight.
.thouoI onto
mm... :4"
ltil.ittUlI.‘i tor the acquittal of tho mitt 5
”till. lliit‘ of which was that tho farts:
iJiUlIHili out III lilt.‘ case did not con
iiillllt‘ II crimI- but all of th-sII u'Io
lions wcrII (it‘llil‘li. IIIIII lilt‘ III-fonc I- was
giantod nu cch-ptiou In ovoiy instunI-II.
Iii boglnulug his iiIIIIrI-ss Mr. ()sboruo
said "i IipprIoth this case in II festival
spirit. l rcally trout tho cusc ugniunt'
Samucl I’ailts as a jost. If SIquIl
Parks was X oi" 7.. or any othoi' thani
\itlll. l’iirlts. thorc would not IIo any at
tIIIiIioIi paid to this Ittso.lI1I"-Ii"yiliiiigf
is tiilt‘tlt'ti at Sam Parks and i will:
kiluw you that iii‘ is not guilty of thoI
I-‘IIiIigII oi' oxtortiou of which ho is ho-
liig tIiIIIl III rc.”
FEDERATION OF WOMEN' S CLUBS. I
-.._.__.. !
interesting Addresses Read at the 80- .
senion in Waterbury.
\\ .I\ 1 li‘ ltlil in (‘ onn. ()crtohc iii0~
”lhI- morning sI-ssiou of tho itiit‘ in 1
tion opIInIIIl IiitI-t tho usual iii\t)t"ulitili
with IIII piIIsI-niuiiou of II rI-poti irotn
thooomniittot on industrial conditions.
III which Mrs. iiIIlIIHt' I:~ .lIiuiI. on oi
III"hlgoport is chairiuun. Mrs .I.Iinio
son said iii part:
"(\i'it‘l‘ th- t'lltilit'lli' IIIIIIIpIIigiI oi‘
ltllifl-ii. uhII-li I-IIIIIIiIIIItIId in tho oiganw
iznlioii III IlIII I‘:Iii.xilltit"t‘;»;‘ |,I;tgiII atII
liritlgI-poit last NIIIIIIIIIIII". tlII- l'lillI'I
iiiittoo oit industrial conditions III“ III
littlI- aggrcssivu work has liIII-u al—
tcnipltd this your." i
Aitcr spoukiiig of tho IoniuilttII Si
co-opIIrittiou with tho Equal ltiglitI
t‘liih. ot' llIIiti'orIl, iii support of tin
hill I'rcntiiig tlIII othIc of Woman
II""uItoI.\ iuspoc'ioi for tho Stato, \IhiI- hi
was IIchutIId in tho i.t‘gir~iilllll'.‘_t Iiit‘
iI-poti IIoiitlnuoIl
'SinI-I- tho iI‘IIdIIIIItlIIII stands thiougli i
this I'I-ommitto Miiiit\\i12ll in kit” pit—
rI-ntis‘ to tho infant consiiniI-rs' loa-
guo a skIItIIh (II its work Iliiitug tho
tit-st yIai' of its cxistI-IiI-o has boon ro-
Ipiosttd. Naturally tho your hus boon
largely ono of organization. lucrI-Iisiiig
mcmhershlp and attoinpting to nrouso
II inorI- gout-rut iiitoitst. Braiichos
havo iit't'll ostaiilisliod iii hiltitiit‘ltHViL.
Bridgeport. Hartford. Soiithingtoii.
Watcrhury and New London.
also a IllroI-tor of tho stIItII loaguo at
work in .liuiiluiry, auotlicr iii tiroon-I
\Vit'il. and a third iii Winstid. wlII-io
it is hIIpIIIi IlIIIlnitI organizations wIIII
ho ioimo II this )t'ili'. 'l‘hII )iiIIIllI-towul
is the InigI-st in tho stato as III“ as.
the oldest. it zitttth lilltn tilt: Stutt-
II‘I-dIIIaiiion. Its nit-Inboridiip III .\Iii‘li.
1902:. was llII. ’l‘lIII Souihlngton II-nguc
is \I-ry piospcrous and I-norgoiit".I
huIiug a tumor momboiship i"IIIIIliII~iy I
to thc population of the town in which‘
it is niituitod than any othIIr lIItguo in;
the country. Although in tho othot't
loagiics IhII iiiIIIIIIIIII".~IIiiI is not what]
It ought LI ho tlIIi"I‘ is a fair prospoot‘
that ill tho ili‘lli' t'IitImI IvI~ may havI-|
tho hroadost and most IIItiIIiIIut orgair
izutiou of all tho status.“
in closing. Mrs. .lamlcsrni made an
nppIIIIi i'or hclp in tho wink of tho (‘oii.
sulmI-rs' LI-aguI ‘it\'iill;f
. aII tut- mom y that Is “0151‘ than
wa: ml in (‘iltIIiH that onl\ paIIpII‘iHIZIs
and IlogiaIlIIi-I its objIIIt. to put" a lit-
ilo more it” IIIIIIII bc for clothing Inado
lllltiPl’ IIIII-IInt conditions and living
wngI-s. I’Iit sonic of ”to time that Is
\vnstod iii lottorios. fairs and ctitI-rtaln—
mints that do not cniIIrtItin and by
moans of which we spond two dollars
to raisc one to givI- away, into careful
and iair-mindcd considomtioii of what
is duo to 'tiio woman who toils.’ We
do not promise thoso who join tho
II-nguo either sooial prIIstigI- or gratui-
tous advertising in tho nowspapcr so-
ciety columns. it is otily a simple un-
osttntutious mI-tliod of applying that
goidcn rule which no loss an authority
than our new Soorotury of Labor. Hon.
Carroll D. Wright, pronounocs the
host salvent of the sit-culled labor
problem.
"It seems so small a thing to ask.
.‘0 plainly an advantage to both sides
that i do not. sec how any one who
thinks oi" I-urcs at all to holp others
healthful conditions because they arc
suro were made under I-icnn and
healthful conditions because the ynro
guaranteed by the consumers‘ League
label. Numbers are absolutely essen-
tial. The efficiency of the league de-
pends directly upon the wideness of
its diffusion. but with a broad organ»
izntion and numerous membership, a
great deal of good can be done and
that with very trifling effort on the
part of individual members. For its
large-st usefulness the work ziaeds a
little more help from the women It the
Federation."
Mrs. G. F. Newcomb, of New Haven.
made a report as chairman of tho com-
mittcc on civics and village improve-
ments. The report was as follows:
tNSERT Newcomb report.
The nature of the work of this com-
mittee Is so many-sided that there is
necessarily a wide variety of methods
and plans In carrying out this under-
Iy idea. i. e.. the development of In-
telligent law-abiding citizenship,
whether by municipal reforms or vii~
Inge Improvement or by attracting
and broadening public sentiment, that
whatever goes for the uplifting of the
community may find responsive help
through the authorities. .Each club
finds its own field of work and to that
gives Its attention. The club in New
Britain has continued through the year
its school libraries, placing in four
schools. libraries i‘ully catalogued and
has found them well patronized. it
has also had It apecialiioterest in the
juvenile court bill and report- [not
’l‘hI-rc is .
powtlr tor good through wise discretion
of the probation edition:
The Milford club has rescued from
weedo and wildness. several plots of
ground at the junction of roodo. and
through It: acct-to boo armed unpo-
Aololhomw out
‘w" .ItIiing tIough. whtlc \i. "tiling pIIIiII tit-
‘tllil ol' sotno onc t-lso."
itiiti not mII-t tho approval of tho Logis-
'Ihaiiiiiait
iI-vIIiy I‘illii thorn should IIII a commit‘
I It i.~ IIII\\' soon-what of an prIII"IIIIIIII
. IIII’ no“ ovI-r forty probation oiliI-I rs in
I fully guurIloIl.
Ily largo and poworftil bout.
. ll‘ot waII-r “HP and canvassed to full
‘rnoiug trip.
Int-or 100 foot long.
iitilii mo slio was ongugcd to tinothor
’l‘lic ccuiI-tcrlos which urt- often sadly
neglected spots in our towns and VII-
IiigI-s havc rI-I-I-lvotl tittcittion. the
walks and til'in'I-I hIIvc III-cu ourI-Il lot"
and tho gran-slonos rIII-"torcd to ihcli"
pIIIpIIr pInIIIIIou.
llIc IIuI rm III Iho tillil was to maul
tht that tho town Ititthoiitioi. \I-iIIIl to
approprintc “.000 for ('t'lllt'it'l')’ im-
||I'1I\I‘Illt‘liirl' It roIIiiIrlIIIblII lnstanoc III
tlIII llllilil‘iit'P of It wonniu's I-liib.
railroad matot'lttl
that was unsightly as woll us nsolous,
was romoII-II through “to sumo potont
IntInIInIo ’l‘hI- hlIl hoaids t"I'IIIciII~Il it
share ot thII utto tribal and though not
It IIIIIIIII havI- irH‘lI kopi in loss itltlt'r
I-d Ionditiou. it has also IisI-II its iii-
iilli'lil‘t‘ in tho Iippoiiitiuonl III ll itco
Witltit' In anti has II III a vigoious tlliti
IlI IIIsiiig I-oat ot paiiit appllI-Il III (“0'
:ly lot IhII day thIn a “lit graniti-
fountain mIIy tIIlIII itIII pint-I. It has not
torgoitI-n to show an ItiiIIrIIst in thI Jil-
vI-IiilII court hill and at tho sumo limo
has liitIoIluIIIId Into tho Illliigc schools
tlic stamp saving systtm which has
pi"o\IIl It suoIIsNi'iiI plan oi "ting
among lili' sI-Iiool I-hilIIIIIIi. .t.I itiiH
has not IIIilv rctiuiicd tlioiiglii and
skill but also IpIitII an o\pciIIlitIIII- III‘
mouI_\. liIII iIiI IIIIIIi I-Ipotti. II III II
iii‘iliillltit', "iIIIIssIII arc thI- poor in
pot-hot books", tor thIIy l’illi gIII I'unIIs
ill lIII I‘oniiI-I-tiI-ut Logislitturc of
last “iiitcr. II bill ""-IouIIitiing Ililt-
lustr-Iutioii in tin Ionunon sI-.hoo|s“
was illil"t)iilltP(i and though this bill
iatiii"II.~ Iii not unusual info of many II
good bllli, yoi it stirrI-II up thought
on tho suhjot't, and W0 trust hIiIl tho
nation" of many from our clubs ap-
pIIIIIlI.I to it. 'I‘IIII jtivIIiillc I-ourt bill.
now a law in our stoic. Is ouo that
IshIIIIIIl :IppIaI III all our I-lubs :IIIII your
would l‘i‘i‘illliilll'ilii that in
tin III ”liit‘ littl “‘ill‘killi;.\ (II. this iilll.
Illlti may ill'l II sumo rII-aIijtistniI-nt that
t‘lll' I~|IIIIs (‘lill wisoly sitggost. ’l‘hcrI-
thI sIaIII and th-sc should ho known
Ito thc clubs in Hair vicinity. 'l‘hrough
thusI inIluI-ncI-s grcai iIiIl should bI-
gin-n to sound I"I'\iI lilo.
NEW RACING bonOONER.
l.()\|)()!\' ()I-.t Iltl ilIIIIigI l. \\ at
sou tho yacht IlI- IsiguI-r. is inviting I-sti
matos for building it now IaI-Ini'
soiiooiior. Music Is stipuluiod, tho iii-
Icntion bIIing to IiiIvII hot" in i‘IIIIdiiiIIss
for tho trans-Atlantic rtirc for tho I-up
(lth'l'i'ii by l'liuporoi" William. it is sun
gIIsIIIII that ”to boat Is to bc built for
King Edward; hiii thorc is no contir-
motion of tho ropot‘t. Tho secret of
liit‘ InviiI-rship of tho ncw yacht in t'lii’i‘I
Tho spcciticatious anti
plans show sho will ho iiii oxcopiiouul-
with 95
III-r mitin boom will ho
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
HUSIUN. (III. 30 H‘\II‘i\'t’IiZ Stcnm-
Ir Michigan. from | .-"leIpool.
.\lrt.~. :IIIIgI- S Kciidall is attcudiiig
tho oouvniiton of tho iIIdI-riition ut
\'I'Inuon's I‘ltihs. lwilii-I hold lti \\'utcr~
hurv.
.Iohiiiiy.
'l'ciIchI-r - you may IiIIIiIio thc
lirst pi i'soti.
.IohIiuy «Adam.
Winn It man is found guilty of IIIVII
In tho lirIII dogwo liII should ttot kick
it' ho and his flt't'tfliilliit't‘ ItrI- givon a
lit» Ht’liit‘lit‘t’.
“\I'orI- \ou out iilflibiilfl ycstctday?
”Yos; till! 30 for tho rig 'llm girl
follow.
Whoro it rI-ally Iiid hurt: Tommy»—
Did paw say it hurt him worse than it
Ilid you? Johnny-Nope; but it did.
an whilo he wuz whalin' inc i stopped
on his I-oriI.—-—lntlianapolis Stilt.
'l‘onchor——.lohnnio..this In tho worst
composition In the class. and I‘m going
to writo to your futhor and toll him.
Jolinnio——i)on't koor if ye do; he wrote
it for mc.—l)etrott Free Press.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In effect October 18. 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-12:59x. 5:2“, 5:583, 6:14,
5:55. 7:03. 7:46. 8:15, 8:45. 9:05x.
9:26x.9:40.10:24x.10:40.ll:35x.
P. hit—12:55:. 1:13. 2:258. 9:05,
73:20:, 4:07. 4:50x, 5:40, 5:6“. 0:38
ozfifix. 7:07, 7:55x. 8:00, 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M..—'12259X. 5:2«Ix, 5:58x. 8:56,
11:42:.
P. M.-—3:20x, 6:40. 5:553. 7:20
3:401. 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWAL .
A. M.-—12:02:. 5:00, 6:00. 7:00
1:00x. 8:02. 9:00x.9:02x. 10:02x.10:04_
l1:00,11:02.
P. lit—12:02. 1:04. 2:00x. 2:55.
3231:. 4:02. 4:04. 4:30. 5:02. 5:80.
i:00x. 6:02, 7:00, 8:00x, 9:00x, 9:30
”:00:
SUNDAYS.
A. lit—12:02. 6:00, 7:30.9I0010:02.
P. M—8:00. 8:00x 11:00.
LEAVE .OUTH NORWALK FOR
" NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—12:11X. 1'15, 1.56:, 5:18.
7:418:42. 9210!. 10:06x. 11:05:. 11:36.
P. M.—-—12:021. 1:12. 3:02x, 4:18,
512556: H30 7:05x. 9:051, 9:15,10:01.
1
Bridgeport. ”taught“ to above—P
Ila—l: 40. 5:0
SUNDAYS.
A. DIN—1211:, 1:15x,
9: 10 11:05:.
P “H“ 00, 7: 05 9: 05. .
oou-rN N§WALK "rs oANIIINv.
P I.—1: 7015:7711 5:10.557 7: to
oANounv TO urn nonwALIo
.4:oo. 7: .-..su 9:.” 11:5:
“WNPVJI‘... gt
’ Ill '7.
mm
1:56x, 7:43.
HOW oto I8 ANN?
Ancient Brain-Tangier That to Worry.
Ina a Lot of Purple.
It is illusiruiivc of ono tutorostiiig
pI-I-uilariiy of tlic .imcrlcaii pIIIIplII.
that IIIIIIIII public which wont IIIIII'
crazy trying to do tho I'lgh‘ iii t‘lmoi‘
iiitpossihiliiy. IIIIII worricd illit‘il hall
way to brain I'I-I-I-r tii'l‘i' lIIII Fli't‘i‘ii
puzzlc. that for tho pin-ii two “"0in
it has boon torturitig “so” in tho III-
iotnpt to solvo thII prohlom ot Ann's
Itgo. Hays tliI- Now London lluy. Most
pooplt- liityt- soon ulthor I"tII"IIIIlly oi
long ago thc IIIII-iI-nt bruiu titngIIIr Iliitl
gut-II “111' this.
Mary iI. :H yours old, Mary is lWll't'
us old as Ann was th-u Mary wan
Its old as .‘\ltil u: now. How old Isl
Auu‘.’
Slop 'IIIIn'I It) to sole- ii. IIIIII'I
think about Iiii' illiHWi'l'. Ii has no no
swor. Ii has a Ito/.IIII Itit't'orI-ut “Iii-.Wt'l‘rt
I-ItI-Ii as good as IIIioIhIIr. 'l‘lioro urt-
thoso who insist iliut Mary and Ann
arII twins. and can Now It Q. E. l).
Sonic insist Ihiii Ann Is “sWI-I-t six-
IoIIIi." (IIhI-rs III"II just as I-IIriaiu that
Ann is lit. IIIIII I‘IUI givo appari-iitly
convincing l't‘itFtiiih' tor lhIIir ilt‘iil‘f.
l’p III Norwich IIiI-rc Ill‘i‘ mounti-
i'IiIlIlists by tho IIIII‘II who havo III--
soriIIIt IIII-ir old faith for tho pursuit
of tho solution of Ann's :I‘ I. It is
IIppIIrI-Iit that thI now sIIIIII hospital
for lilo illstillo soon [II in“ I'I‘III'II'Ii 'ili'l't‘
will he- ovI-rt'roWIlIIII with local path-tits
long boforo it is tinl.~licd. unions nonto-
body can do soniothlug to distract ni-
toittioii from this protltloss. DIII‘IIUSP-
loss. ilIlIIUHNIiIit‘ pt-Iihlcnr It is I'carod
that tho roving Iptcstiou will got hold
of tho mombors til thI k‘lrty'-IIigiitII
I‘Ullm‘tfis lIIItorII lilI‘I liavc sI-ttII-II tho
('ubau irI-tity. and inakII lost thI labor
whit-II tliov havII IIIII-ti (‘lliii‘ti IIIKI'IIIN'
iII yorlorni on tho uiulh of NIII'I-IIIIIIII'
III' l:ItI;I‘, .
.\uII .vt-I it is IIIIIIrIII-IIIIIIIIII- of tho
hiiuIIIIi mind ltl Icut. a. it IIxi.-.i : IIIIrII
Ill .\IIiI-I:lI-:I. tlIIII Ihii. thin; shall I.IIt
down until lill' htIIIIIrI-Ils lIIivI~ worn It
and ilII-Iusolvos out iii IhI-ii" proliiluss
i't‘lth‘tlllillilfi. \'t'orII hall‘ Ilic grnv mut-
tcr that has alrIInIiy III-on spout on this
silly matlII-mitlioal monstrosity IiIIvoI-
ml to tho solution of Hull“ lil'tiiiil'ni of
human oxistIIanI or nIII-IIssity. tho
Wul‘iti might bc startlI-Il at tho FUSIIII.
'l‘hII struggii- ()\'Pl' tho puzzlc is, uftcr
ull_'oiily II logitimait- rIIIIiili of [host-
long gouoraiions of I-tluontiou which
havII taught that Inciitul dumbboll lilt-
ing is just its usIIt‘iil for tho don-lop-
mom of tho mind as nIIIIIial wood saw
mg.
Politicians (‘ongruiIIIaiions. Sarah,
l'vo iM‘l‘Ii iiliiliiilliit‘ii
Sarah twlth dolightI—-~llI,mot<tiy,
l‘olitlcltin~-\\'hai IilfforcucI-
that nllli(t‘?‘"-iit‘l1'tlil l’roo l’rI-ss.
2-7:
5.000 FEATHER BEDS
also
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
WANTED.
ADDRESS WILLIAMS.
Care of Seminal.
dot-s
0
HOYT'b THEATRE.
ONE WHOLE WEEK.
Commencing
MONDAY. NOV. 2d.
CORSE PAYTON’S
STOCK CO.
cons; PAYTON'S srocx co.
In a Repertoire of Refined Comedies
and Dramas.
6—5TUPENDOUS SPECIALTIES—6
Evening Prices—10c. 20c and 30c.
Matinee Frisco—10c and 20c.
Monday night. Ladies‘ Night. 15c far
best 30c Seats. now on sale at box
office.
CONCERT
at tho
first M. E. Charon. So. Nor.
Friday Evening. on. 30. I003.
by the choir under the direction 0!
MRS. FRANCES, HEATH EATON,
new: by
Mrs. Hort-lot Hooth Adamo. 309"”. of
Bohpnoctody, Now York.
Mr. Alli-oil Rollo, tenor. of New YOrk
City. 3
Igloo lilth May Root, roodor of New
Hammett!»
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FRIDAY, OCT.
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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
T
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RA &HY
FALL‘ OPENING OF FINE FURS.
Our entire new line of lv‘tIrs is now open. and ready for your inspection. The same high grade
quality that has always prevailed in this department has been maintained in this season's line.
We stand back of every piece of Fun that we sell. with a full guarantee.
The manufacturer
stands back of us so that the buy or takes no chances when Furs are bought from our stock.
We invite everyone to make a critical examination of these garments.
No detail of honest
workmanship has been siightcd. Every piece is perfect in fit. elegant in design and made up in the
very best possible manner. Our prices will be found to be as low as can be quoted for Furs of equal
quality and merit.
- Never before in the history
ials in Shirt Waists as we are showing this season.
SHIRT WAISTS.
of our business have we shown such a variety of styles and mater-
Exclusivc styles. many of them made to our 0i"-
der in the latest novelties of Mcrccrizcd Cheviots and Oxbrds—as well as the newest things in
plain and Fancy Flaiinels.
TRISTRAM & HYAII, Norwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
buy tolls me you disc I urged.I
said t‘Ic lat. IItilIo boy' 1-. m )thII
"My
him.
“You now rt god for It sitting ho” . and:
Itroug‘
l I-IIriaiuly thought ho was
oiIoIigh." "Madam." rIIpIicII thII inor-
I-huut, "III- was too strong. Ho hroko
till tho Tilit': of tlic olI‘iI-I- anti sonic of
tho ftirultur-I in tho two titty» ho was
with us!"~~ i’hiladolphiii i’ross.
The Best
Coal
AT THE LOWEST PRICES, IS ALL
YOU CAN EXPECT FROM ANY
WE HAVE THE COAL
DEALER.
AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.G|VE
US A TRIAL.
B. HERSHHEII] & Bil.
South Norwolk.
Phone 54-6.
Wood Street.
I
Mrs. F. E. Coleman.
46 So. Main 5t, 50. Norwalk.
has opened her
Millineru Parlor
with a
Full Linc of Fall and Winter
Hats.
Trimmed and Untrimmed.
outing iIaIs from $1.00 to 33.00.
CALL AND DOCK.
46 South Main Street, upstairs.
Glover’s the Place
EVERY
DAY 2"
BARGAIN
,. DAY.
Credit That Help
and a Little Story
josh Billings. the humor ’.st once said that
he liked a rooster because of his crow but he
liked him better because of the spur: that he
backed the crab: up with. Per/raps be didn't
say it in just those words, for Billings never .
used words like any one else. but that's the
gist of it.
' For the same reasons that Billings liked
the master the people like the Krieger 63 Co.
flare—we have tbe goods and the business
methods to back up our advertising. Our
“Credit that Helps” is known in hundreds .3.
"of homes and to thousands of customers
.Simply make your purchase and change it-
'ivear the clothes while paying for them. .
Remember that this store has grown since its
founding’ in 1868. through the encouragement
of the public. and now more than (her, as tbo
{new season opens with radical changes of...
'fstvle for everybody—is the Krieger 8 Co. "
' original Credit Han—Credit that Helps.
.
Small Weekly Payments.
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"I 39" FMdIeBOmB runnins down" A motor car on the London and
the street this morning" says the first." ' Brighton road passed over 1 do!. hilt
suburbanite "What was the matter?" .did not apparently hurt It. The driver.
'He was going for A veterinary aur- 'however stopped the cor jumped Olli-
gcon and a machinist " explains the and gave the man with the do! 0 80V‘
second onburbonlte. eroign. “i hope you will accept that as
"What was wrong?" a peace uttering," he sold. The man
"Lost night he went out to his oto- lpocheted the coin_ and. as the our ex-
hie to see that everything was all right mloded on on its course. he muttered.
and incidenthiiy to fix his boy mule i"! wonder whose do: It ls!"—Gioogow
and his automobile for the night You 2Evening Times.
know how cordon bets
in London ooch do, 400 chlidroo on
“Y but—"
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Norwalk Chronicler