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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENT‘INEL
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:nl: itviiNiNo SENTINEL'"
Jlmol Golden, Editor and Preprlotor
TUESDAY, NOV. 3. 1903.
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
High tide. hit a. lil. 9:37 p. to.
Sun rim». 6:25 a In: 4:17 p m
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS.
92-5 -—Buaincu Office.
92-2 —Edltorlal Room.
44- -Branch Office, Norwalk.
34-12—Editor'l Residence.
Either the clty of New Haven him
had it rotittirktibic run of good fortune
or ll ban an unusually tIlilIIlIInt lire Iii-
partment. Accoitllng to the report of
tile national board of tire lilidt'l wt'ttI-I'II.
which has compiled It table of .-It:til:Itit-.I.
abowlng the fire losses in all the cities
of the l‘IIlteIi States oi L'tipuo popula-
tion or over. for the year ending lIeII-
ember .‘llsl, 1902. the per ciipitu loan of
New Haven in given as 81.00. "this it:
the lowest of any of the cities of
which record is made. Hartford‘s loss
was $3.92 per cttpila.
Four tlII t'tinistci‘a containing iiSIli‘S
ot’ cremated persona, addressed from
New York to San lI'raItciaco, Were sent
to the Postotllce department at Wash-
ington recently for classification in or-
der to determine postal charges. St‘t'v
0nd Assistant Postmaster (it'llt'l‘ttl Mad-
den has decided that the ashes of a
human being ttiay be classed IL:- "Iner-
chandlae" providing the Iiittttcr it: III--
I-urely packed.
The Sentinel will tecelve oh-ctlon l‘t‘»
ttii'iis tonight over It.\ i-ipcciitl wire. the
resulta being aent hy the ANSIiI'llichI
Press direct to this otllce. 'l‘ltII t'II.~IIll.:
will be littlII'ItiiiI-d promptly at both tltc
South Norwalk and Not‘wzillt otllctm of ‘
the paper.
A Danbury buIIter hil“' a woodcbnck
climb a tree the other day. This feat
on the part of the
imply ti hard winter
telligent animal goes to the
for fear of the snow that is to come.
FEMININE TOPICS.
(Deborah in Harttord Cottrum t.
One who is very
seldom seen wttliout Ii I‘UI sate of them
When they are out of til’tintill ahc \vIIIiI‘:
the artificial INOSSUHIS.
A tiny line of jet on the edge of each
of the plans III which the skitt of ti‘
black chiffon gown t-t lat.l adds to It
veiy ninth. pat-:Itittilatli wherc the lib
IiIg Is white or a Iontr‘asting color.
If whipped cic am In to be but you \\ illl
Shortcake. Instead of putting the t’l't'iilll
on the Iakt- lictoic ii in cut, wait ttntll
the cake is on the table and being set
veil, then pour Lnl‘ cream tI\I'l
piece at: it is passed.
it is natural that now while ostritb
feathera are HI) VI'l‘} Tilt-Illiillilllli‘ IIIt'I'l
should be Ii little competition among,‘
the merchants to see who shall gle- the
heat fcath-r for the lt'ttrll money. (In.
local store is oli’ci'ing a splendid value
for five dollars.
A bag of hot. sand is no good as a
hot water bottle many times. is far
cheaper.
leaking. Fill II strong cloth bag with
clean sand. but kw p illiti her bag of
bright material to slip this into tti’tIIt
it is heated.
if one has a little taste anti is neat
with her ncIIIilII site
very slight expense front the hattdsomc
dainty-colored l’ompadour atlk‘
very pretty stocks. They must
well and he finished nicely.
The rule for the length of
which the short woman shall man
says it shall not fall below the mlddlc
of her bkirt. Another says it nhould
reach the point where the tips of her
fingers fall when the aim is hanging at
the side.
The elimination of the shoulder line,
one of the season‘s conspicuous fash-
ions. is so unbecoming to many women
that gown of which this feature is that
acterlatlc should not be adopted getter-
ally by one until they have been prov-
en becoming.
Ill
LOVE LIKE A MOTHER.
"There's no love. like a mother's.“
‘So the old song goes;
Put-er than a lily.
Sweeter than a rose.
Like a mighty river,
Broadening as it flows;
Broad, and deep.,and tender,
Blessing where‘ it goes.
No love like a mother's.
Tiue the old song rings:
Next to God in heaven
Sweetest of all things.
——GENEVIEVE HALE \VHI'I‘LOCK.
Hotel Clifford.
MOST MODERN HOSTERLY IN CON-
NECTICUT.
RATES, $2.50 TO $5 PER DAY.
Special rate: for families for the
winter.
Sixty-two rooms. all connected with
private baths.
JOSEPH L. WALZ.
Proprietor.
Em
A. L. DUNCAN & 00.,
to WALL 31..
NEW YORK CITY.
STOCKS BONDS
INVESTMENTS.
Sound and Safe as Savings
Banks. paying better rates of in-
tercst.
Your name on a postal will
. bring particulars.
'chuck is tialtl to:
Probably the III- ,
trouble .
fond of orchid; Iht
out it ‘
and there is Ito danger of its .
till] make up at:
some ‘_,
('(iflt ‘
Election lltiii
Ill iIIilill] Stilts
hltiso fight for Milan
in Ansonia. bridgeport and
Other Places——
rests for Illegal Work in
New .YIIIII
ANSUNIA, NItIi-Itthct ll tiitt- oi tlm
closest t'ttillt'rtlh III ytIItts Is I-pr-cIt-d III
totiuyI-I municipal election. and llilit'hh
there in II Iiil'gt' hilt itt tote, .\iI.~toIIIII'.~‘
iii-It mayor will go III with the mutil-
cat tiiapitiiy IVI'I given the city a I-II-II—
ttttI'tI. ‘lltc war oi IiiiIIUia continenccd
vigot-ounly early this morning. and
tiictc Ih' ch-I‘y Indication of ii largo
vote. Nt‘IlIIi'I‘ side ii: coiitiIiIIiit of" \‘it'-
loi‘y, but It there it: any advantage It
.~It ms to ho \\IIIl IlIli‘ ltcpulilican can-
IlldIttc, William H .Itty. ’l here are HIV-
eial factions in tltc IIIItItocratlc
aonia'h carpenter ItIItyor, who was the
fusion candidate of two years ago, and
there tr: it strong tlgltt on to debut
hlut. The real content seems to center
III thia tilllt'i'.
l’IoutiIIcitt IitI-uIlIIIrs of tho
cratic party have acceded nine to ten
of the whole fifteen to be elected,
Iain A. i’.
(‘Itp—
Kirkbtttu‘a election to city
clerkship. lb.- ltcpublicau candidate.
.llltI who IilI‘I litltl lIttI oilicc for >ik
_\II:II.~. N‘i'lllh assured. 'l‘ht- opporiitg
candidate is ttcorgc l-‘. McNaIIIItrII. ti
member of the lioai'd ol lIJIlut-zttton,
.\lncb quII-ttxtinty i'XISIS over the
iclty Il'l‘tiHIII'I‘I. llIInIy .IIIl'tIilII. III-I
.tit-scii int ttIultIIIIt illlti the fusion can
ldidatc of two years: ago. stands an ex—
lI'I‘IIt‘iiI cttIiIit:c ol IImlI-ction. tin lIII I»
lcxpccted to poll It large ticrmait itc-
lpiiIIlicIiii I'tItII. Opposed to this lleino»
‘crtitlc candidate. in iI‘rIIdI-I'ick Itolt'c,
lclcrk of the I\li.‘~(lilili Savings Iiiilili.
I
l
tint III“ the ll\'tI city .Ni’it'l'lllrd to hc ci-
t-ctI-d. it is expected that the lit-publi—
leans will capture three.
I James With, one ot’ the leading poll»
Itici.tiis ol the Republican lilil'l)’,'\\'tt<
iiil'l'l'hit‘ti Ilt'i‘t' It)!I‘I_\'. cltui'gctl with pIIIl»
:dllng ballots within Ht?Vt‘nI)"fiV(' feet
Iot’ the polling station in the Fourth
ward of this city ,\ voter drove up
to the polls. and .t>!xiu:.' Mi“. \\'I‘I-n fora
IIII‘IIIIIIIIt‘ttll lIIIllIIt. III" latter wart-bod
lll his litit'kt‘le for It ticket. and drawing
.t ltIlIlIId pIIpIII'. handed It to the Nollcl»
IlII. (ifliccr t‘offcc promptly arrested
I.\lr. \"l‘l‘ll and took him to the police
station. where he was inintctliatcly
I_IIIIileil out The Iii‘llllilitt'iillrt III‘IIIIIIlit‘t'
the act as :i Int-.ttt polItIt ttl trlclt. Il=tIttt~
ing that .\Il'. \\‘t'I-u was in no sense of
the word peddling bill. I:
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT VOI’ES.
HTS “iii Ii “\V Nov. Ii. I’l‘l‘III
It'lll Roo' ‘t Inst his vote at tlystttr
llav a! '.I . t'clotlt tlti.~ utoinlng. Al
(or that. ttIItIittIpIIttttIIl by _
inch and SIIIIII‘ friends. h,. toolt a til'l\"
to So ‘Iiinorc Hill.
The pro iIlI nt's trip l'ront \\'ti~liin:toit
to Oyster Bay “its made without filll't'>
Ilal incident ”1' ltd" l.ott~_; l.~lan.l ('lt_\'
at 8 3o on a apeI-lal train for ti_\.\ttil'
Iltiy. M Long iz~lurti t‘Ity iil‘ was loin
III by Frank II 'l'ravci‘sc. an old lt'itIitd
SIIIIWJI.
, om (II'I'IIII‘ “HS. and by his :‘i'icttd .Ilit‘
IIli .\. Rita. who IItIctIpit-tl IIII' :pccial
Icar Ivith III") on tho journey it) tip.
IIII' titty. At t)y:It-I IiitI 'thrtI \vzt> :i
I. rowIi of town folk ttl'otiiiti IIll‘ sittiitlii.
including It crowd of small
'IIno waved American flats. and nut:-
lItm a hearty grtetizig as he uliehtcti
.I'.om tue train.
lot" the president to get Inlti his our»
more and drive to the polling
Reaching there the president rapidly
.IX\H‘I1(It'fI the
‘\\III‘I‘t‘ the polling rooms are situated.
and greeted the polling clerks and the .
irarpctor of elections.
.lnmen Mllle. announced
Theodore Roosevelt, The
The lattei,
the name.
president
was given ballot {\‘II £2. and he went lliI‘
to the booth to mark his ballot. A
minute or two later he came out and'
IIottId illl‘ inqpcctors: announcing that
Theodore Roosevelt had voted
.\'o 1:3. Sin-Itictaiy Loch who III-tot;-
panicd thI president to thtI voting
Itlatc . voted ballot No Sect tIlaiy
(‘oItIIlonL of the Department of t‘ont
none and Labor. who acromptitiic-i
the prcaitent roIII \V: Iahintit on left
him at Mineola \th re he took the
tialn fot Iiemstead to cast his vote.
Presicdnt Voted in Oyster Bay.
NEW YORK. Nov. Z—aPresldent
Roosevelt, accompanied by Secretary
of Commerce (.‘ortelyou. Private Secre-
tary Loeb‘ and a number of secret ser~
vice men, passed through the city early
today. on his way to Oyster Bay. whenI
he will vote. He came Ilirectty front
Washington to Jersey City_ in the car
”Rover." and the party arrived In New
York at 7:30 o'clock in two open car-
riages. They were driven across the
city to the Long island City ferry, at
'he foot of East Thirty—fourth street.
where they immediately boarded ar
o‘her boat for the train in waiting a'
'he Long Island City depot. Little 0I
IIo demonstration was made. as very
'IIw persans were about at that time of
Ifli'.
Senator John FltzGcrald. Timothy D
Rullivan‘s successor at Albany, was ar»
ested today in the polling place of thc
‘irwt Election District of the Sixth As-
cmhly District. on complaint of Char
IIs Brewster. a Republican watcher
barging bun with disorderly conduct
The Sera'or was taken to Essex .Mar
ket Police Court and arralzned. Brews
ter alleged that F‘itzGerald followed a
voter into the booth and tried to talk
Ivith him. refusing to stop when order-
Ii by the election officials. iI‘ltzGer
dd deried the charge. He was parol-
Id until tomorrow morning.
Rapid Voting in New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.——Electlon day
‘n this city dawned fair. ideal weather
for getting out a heavy vote, and the
cariy morning polling wan especially
heavy, not only in the Iltiitlnt't‘ttiic
=trongholds: down town, but It the up-
own precinct: whete the funionlata
are strong. in Ihoee districts. long
before. the polls were opened at 0
o'clock voters stood in line waiting.
many of them prepared to enjoy a
. . f-‘ct
: 3,335.3." ,_ .I .
””“—’ ' I
Some Ar-I
ranks .
working ItgailiistStIIpltI-n t‘bartct‘s. .-\Ii-
lieino-
ItItIi‘I'llII'll to the Republican party out ‘
t'liIltll‘IIii ‘
It took but a moment .
pltico. ‘
tairs to the second story. ,
”Act
am.
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fisugir run-Ii L'll” t:ti.v selcttctli
I'Ictiic IIliil‘-, I've v on: oi which in
unit: through the most rigid in~pe.-
Elton bcloic touting to us and his
heir. nnndrd iIv tit: ll. 5. Iiov In
§Iiitnt inspectors Ihrv are leI
mm the tinext i'Icnic ”all“ {to
i I‘ttitcd \iett t-In sweet and tcnter
‘ lht-v totnplre livoub'v with ham
costing more thin “we: the
Iniount tint spccnl prlte 71/2;
I to m now will be. per lh..
tIur
C’I lice. Ii brim. attvtI "
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WIII civ- .t i lII I‘l!‘ ||!I‘Il3ild zvanti ‘1
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5'1” . I.4b- m
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Floor :tttd (steals. 16¢ , 3“»rmeIm-I II-m 24c
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up lot the “over with tbotc extra ‘
fincy L. l. stark II I very low5
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‘ \ ill I I \ i I it I. I 7 95 Imokocrs device. at pIieex
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:bow and dam ‘»
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iIlI‘IAI
ballot .‘
:IIel front
;IIIIIII 1.98
Nillti.
AI and i'MIt
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on non Tl tutti}. twstxintt»
it. iiIonaiI cover“
.i it Igths. at. font
Iday‘ s outing and carrIiIII, golf stick
i,bags fishing IIIIII'II'I suit case a and
-ltIIIIh baskets. teady for departure.
I The voting was cxttcnicly rapid
t Mayor Low voted IIItIly going alonII
Ito the polling place in Park avI.tIIutI
Illt‘tli‘ Sixty foIIIth stItIIIt. William S.
licIeiy was one of the ilr~:i to vote
in his tIyN‘Il'ii‘L being in line be fine the
’ polls opened. George ll Mc‘t iellan
waited until rather late in the fore
noon. walking over to his polling place
and casting his ballot. llII then took
II street car down town to his quarters.
R. Fulton Cutting. head of the (‘izi
zens l'nion canIpI.Ilgti ast an early
ballot. spending about mine minutes in
the booth preparing it. (‘httiles P.
Murphy leader I) 'lammany
slept late and cast tabe 286th ballot in
his district, He was cheered by a large
Irowd in waiting at the polling place.
The election was very peaceful dur-
‘ng the early hours and every precau-
ion was taken to keep it so during the
lay. policemen being
nvery polling place and heavy forces
In reserve at all the station houses.
‘lore than a thousand policemen were
provide the necessary officers in each
district. During the night twenty men
IQ udmymmsocamauu-
-.t.t'"
il:ill_ '
stationed at -
temporarily transferred for the day, to ‘
suspected of hclttt; tliiIII t-.:_ Ivcrc arrest-
IItl and lllI'_\ will be IIl'IlI at police
lit-:tIquIut'tI-rs tIlgbII-IIII hours as a pre-
tautiooary illt'ttolii‘t'.
At the bureaus of clcc'ions. tbcrt
was great curly activity in getting tlIc
itallom stationery and clerical para
prIrnIilia to tltc voting places, and
many sub-clerks were sent otit to poll-
int: plat-cs tht-rc tltc assigned officials
fatlcd to :tppcar on time.
licporta from the state indicates that
the vote will be heavy, the early morn-
tilt: vote in a'l cases being large. No
stormy weather was reported. but it
several sections heavy clouds gave
warning of possible rain later in the
day. Some districts report a third of
the vote cast in the first three hours.
.-\t Troy 8 showing af'l'ray Occurred.
Philip .I. Reilly being shot by a spec-
ial deputy sheriff during an attempt to
keep Reilly the prescribed distance
away from the polls. The bullet enter-
Iftl III'IIIY's side, but his condition is
not considered dangerous.
Arrests for alleged illegal voting he
gait early. but in small numbers. eight
arrests in Manhattan and two in iron:
Maud (‘in being reported during the
first hour. At the police courts the
ordinary cases II'i-re disposed of early
ARE YOU SORE? USE
. I'aG amp
Relieves Imtantly or Money Refundcd.
GATARRH, BRONGHITIS:
And all Throat Inflammations. It Cools.
It Soothes. It Cures.
At all good Drum-b
FOR SALE av rue c LIFFORD enanmcv.
and the courts were held open tori
prompt action on election CBHOB, at- .
tornoya repreaentlng the it‘ualoniItIi
and Dl‘llitii‘l‘iilH being present in each
court.
State Superintendent of lIiiIII-tioiiit
Morgan found. upon arriving at IIII:
olllcc today, that t'orty of bio tlt‘tilllII“'-
had resigned for vnrloua rctianna. Yet:-
tcrday Iwcnivtour of the IirIpiIItIIt. rI‘
:Ilgiicd aitd the for. II. III plotcd by ix‘lxI)
loiir men. was at first badly crippled.
'l‘litI \‘tIiI'Itlll pincer: II'I-I‘II IIItIIi' IIIIl‘tI, Sit»
pIIi‘ItIlIIndIIIiI .‘iioi'gan III-ulcd the VFW)”
that be had evidence of illegal i'IIglI:
Il‘ilIItiil against MIOII men. llc staid bt-
IIlIlI 'clcttr cam-s" against only Lotto,
while .mu tillit'lr. wct-II iililIi'1“|i*t]Ilt‘Itiu .
Democrats WIII Carry Benton.
lttIS'l‘iJN. Nov :1 As in all MIIH'III
I‘Illth‘IIi-t' I‘It't'lltlIIH‘ the Australian hiti
lot iii iINIIII. II II: Iliilliir‘tfillilt' to tt-Il how
the voting W'JN going. It was cotIIt-d
t'iI that the III'HIIII'l‘lIIN would t‘lIII\
Ilonton. but the nine of IIti‘ll' plurality
\tlt.~ a matter on which IIHIII sides diI:
agreed to the extent of litany Ibouuantla
of volt-s. llotlt parties l'\|)l't‘:i.‘:‘l‘ti coit-
tldIIncII today. as they but-c tiotti- dur-
rlng Ilit' campaign. of tttI'IyitIg the
thII‘ for Governor though the “Mill'-
cru'a admitted that it would not be
easy to oIIcrt-otitc Ibc :i'lpoo plurality
received by (iovct'nor John I.. IIIIII’H‘
Iltc licpuhllcait I-Ititdltltt'c. but yIIItI'.
iii'lltil‘li: I'III-civt-d l'I‘iItn various MIII-
‘ions of tlic \IZIII‘ tip in ii II‘IIIII'Ix' iii-
IIIt’iill‘tl that the Vtili‘ IIIIIIII: c:t<t \\:t.-‘» uII,
llhllitll)‘ heavy Laurent-II. New III‘tI‘
i'oi'd. Loni ll. ilrtttIhoiI and SIIIIII l’\liil'
:ill t‘I-pttt'tIIIl that tho litti-uu- interest
in the election had brought out a rush
If voters tinting IIit‘ carly hours of thr-
ltiy.
To the surprise of the Democrat ‘,
t‘anibridin- which It:tI. Iit'l'll so illtlt h III
the public I-yI a: :I III llltII t'illit‘ ( m In.
:lIIr Mayor .\lI .\'Iiiut~c. liItIIil'It'tl it sittall
showing of Iii‘lllfitl'lilli' votIIIx' In the
.Ii'lt lttttirr-
Nitriliittttptoit lt']IIIl'|I Il
Ilii t'tIr liltll't'llitl
that l::t~ton
It.t~. llllllltltt.’ iIIlI‘litI
It‘ Ills Ill'IIl‘l Itiitl .\l.tillntto. that tittv~
I'lllIIl II.tl: x \iitiv I'IIIIiIIIII; III’lllili‘iiilii‘
\tilI‘ » tltcit- hot :IIZHII Ilt' :—i:ncd IIlt' Niitrl
IIIIIII I't-\\t'l‘ IIIII
Voting in Massachusetts.
litIS'l‘tIN .\‘III :1. Ill IIIII III‘I‘ :tuIl
'Il\\ll tit .\I:I‘<‘~:i('llli.\'i'II‘~ clII'tIIIii-: :itII
bcitte. IlI‘III Itttlav and Iltt- tttItItI: the
canine IlIIIit' ltztllo's for all state conu-
tv oillctIr.~ atid ntcntbcrs IIt' IIIII Lexis
lIItIIi'c. The campaign one of the
hardest lo‘ldld III II'tl‘ horny of .~t.ttII
politics it‘, n IIIII.IilII ilII~IIIl lti<l iIIilill.
II'lIIIti both IhII Iil'lllllllll‘illl and lItIIno-
.Iu'ic I illltillittll's for govt-I :I Ir tiIIIIl‘I‘~>
IId liit'gt» IIIIdII-IIIIIIN Governor liatt-s
«poke in (‘hclsctr Ivltilct‘olonI-l William
\ Iit’lnltlll lilt' III'IIIIIt'l'IIIII‘ I'iiiiiiltlli'tI
t‘tilltIuI-Il Ill~ own multiple of Sittititiuy
'llL'lil aitIl lll.itit tin :iItIIIntI‘IhIlI Hair of
lIcIIiocI'utic politltal tum-tint: itt tin:
Ion :IIIIIl‘t'.\\lllLZ liII lws Ilillll foIIt'iIIcn
i»~~IItIIlIlttIs III as many Ilttl‘I-rciit III:l\‘1'>
IIItIi'ly today IIII' '
I'IIlIIIII menu to up
near III the poll.» :hc [Hills lt:tI tug open
--.i throttulto'II Ibc >ttiII at I. ll III The
ctttiipitimi lllllllildt‘lrl of IIII’li iItII'ttc.<
had In>tiuctcd the (Iihll'lt'l lIItiIlIIts tII
tIt-I Illt' \tIIt' out a: -I;tIlI It: pittttttt.
.iIiII Ibrr- \Iaa ILI‘II'II .._ "IIIv toward .
1b.} cttti,
Voting Slow In Pittsburq.
I‘l'l"l‘$ltl'ltt: l‘a .‘JtIv '3 \\‘l=IIu
'lp- Drills opcnt-d today Iht- t'll_\‘ on: . ll
IIIIttoIId in All" of lEIII It: tl\ .»I {It's IIl‘
‘lot VIIII' IIIIII‘ly \IIIIIlti It.t~. slim “Nil
1 it III-t't- no' for lIIIal l'zit ‘touul differ
Iit’1'>_ it very light \IIII‘ IIIIIIl-l lit‘ poll
IIII
EIcctIon Day Weather Fine.
t‘.llI'\lI,l .\\lI \'.t\ 1’. Election day
mention was fine 'llIII \‘II'tnu III all
lll‘l'tillt‘lh \\ti.~ titttmtally heavy IIIIIIIII-I
III' Ittrl} houra (living I... 1h.- IcIlis
iritting of cities it: provided by tho
Tli'\\' Ohio code no acciitatc coinpari»
720
’y. as it will soon be gone.
New Figs New Raisins.
atistaction you will "ct.
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Till-fang!“ NOV. ~3.“ I933?“
@ ”33552195399
new
ETC.
LII
THE MOS 7' EI'FECTIVE LINE OF
[AMPS you'll find are main on displ 1y in our
From the most humble hand lamp.
to the exquisite parlor lampii now on exhibition.
£2:er color, size and stvle.
basement.
way down. for example.
Decamfed Globe. raise out fount. center draft
burner-22 inches high,
$2.25—HERE AT $1.98.
Shade or Glob; lamp. hand decorated. beauti-
ful designs. at $2.98. better oncs at $3.45
and 53.98.
Handsome Globe lamp. moulded decorations.
Brown or Green Lion Heady-at $4.45.
The new decorated Shades and Globes are
berc in many styles. from 3% up.
We also carry a complete line of GLASS
LAMPS. CHIMNEY)‘. BURNERS. WICKS.
SHADES, GAS SHADES. MANTLES.
The prices start
splendid halite at
'3.)
a)
WE
“.F‘$I"I~9?§;§‘@533... .
WWW coca
with: can bc
gin-I. ~I.~ IIIlilglif. .\i'
l'Ill‘i‘~
tly Ili‘ very late.
lllI' I'iIIiIII.~i Iii-
‘Ili' li‘atlit \i'll |il'IIlIiiI
Illiltlt' n:
the iIIilill
IiIl'IIlllill},
III‘IIIIIII‘ llII\\.I~
Worktngmen Voted Early.
('l\‘( INN \'|‘l It
polls opIInIIIl IIlt sltv
Hit it \\ii< nothing
in Hz; 'II it IIII.1II it
The Ivotlttttt:
I'IItIII‘~'
RI ,‘Iiil
III l \i‘iiI‘HIlIIEI
Ii.t\' Ulil tit Il
IIIil lIiIII'II
\llll‘
' Itlx o' Ho-
5312'."
\\ Il‘ “I II
1311} It) III on Iii I
titi’: tiII more
It llIllItiI‘.‘ t-lt _\ r-t
tip it
do ltc puh‘ it an tank
\\liI sweep hc >tItt-
IIIIII Inapttn; \\'b:l
It‘iillt'l‘s do not antic
I CALL 5
Seymour’
GOOD THINGS
OUR SPECIAL TY
This week we offer Sevenhundred and Twenty Bottles. 3 special inducement in Licbig’s
Beef. Wine and Iron a nutritive tonic for the Blood and builing up Of the system.
:iottles for one dollar. These goods are of the best rapid sell
fiEt/V G
The Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon.
The best of everything at popular prices.
(I. E Seymour Leading Grocer 33 West Washington Street.
XIII‘ III
:iiIiitltIII LI-
“lid
Ill til
it on: lnllltli}
Iiicit it'llllt‘ti
«.IIII Majot'ttics.
i‘l-I 'l Iton
it tit and “aim In thI... i ity
I'l’ftii
tItionII the “Ulitl'li‘I' ot cillicr politittil
IlIII Ili'lliii
ban the lit
:htt' the nor
IIIal lt~ pubiitittt Ittttioii'v ot In at I lit-I-
“It” I Itnnot pits: il l} Iii' t)\I‘ Itoinc win it
aiII no {III III nttl Ill li'c It- in c: iit
ltII [lliltl
till] it titII 15 c Iiiliit Ilia the Iit Ian ltd. iI' ~
|.,..
lbIItiIII In' it
the tIlIII“lIIll
of any of thin candidatm on the stain
,\I.t I‘.
Hit it iI.tl
IIl-It~
.tlI/.t
~‘ The
by :tl it'd: l
l IIII‘
IliiilII
8-2.
oops.
We blow our born becauSc we have tltt woods to hack it up.
It PI #3"? Ion
i second cup of poor Coffee.
and Java Coffee will always tempt any rnan to alk for a second cup.
lilti
should
When the
tI\I'l'\ iiri
first ltottt‘s
large
Iii"
sStor
EAT.
'Ile'III. they any the Republican esti-
mate ln‘ greatly exaggerated anti will
Ill‘ cut down III-arty one-hall.
Riiodc island Republicans Happy.
i’ittIVltIliNt‘lIL It. 1.. Nov. :i.“ iIllcc-
tton day III lthIIlII island broke fair
and tool, This, tbc Republican mana-
ger: considered favorable for their
Fltlv' it: It was taken to mean a large
Iot-I in the countty districts where lay
tlit» main strength of that party.
\iti~ no waning today Iii .llIII IllIt'lt‘hI
whittt hits iiiIItkI'Il liit I';tli\'.~tiL and
tube from lllt' .~Itti.I:l‘action shown over
favorable weather by the Itcptililkaua
and the claim by that party this morn»
lot: that they would carry both Provi~
III‘IIII' and l‘aIItIIckIIt. which last year
:zavt- lIcIttocratlc pluralities, tlIcI‘I'
xItIt-II no new features.
.\lo~t of tltow arrested early were
quickly discharged. their arrests being
IIpluInIItl .I.\ dtie to niistiiitlcrstaiitl-
litg~ IIIllI mistakes. III the first two
Ill'lli‘s thc vote in the Fifth Assembly
lIt~tIIct. ti ltcpulilican district. was
illll‘i}' per cent of" the total registra~
t‘ttntinucd on Eighth Page.
720
39c: bottle or 3
ers an d if wanted call for it immediate-
ir‘tma
New Maple Syrup. New Buckwheat New Cereals New Teas. Q I
The finest Coffee grown—can 't be found elsewhere in town.
Beautiful Rosy Buttetr the best you can find for miles around.
1‘
I‘ry us and see what splendid
Itt it“ p 0’“"
. an}:
Ana Pher Cup, P ease.
The Housewife known her Coffee in good when the cups are passed back for a second filling.
We have been leliing the same blend of Cortee hero for the past ten years. Our mocha
Better try a pound.
No man asks for
It's delicious.
VERY BEST BLEND OF MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE. PER POUND. 30¢
'lNEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER (WORTH 30c LB.). THIS WEEK L3,, 25c
STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS. 002. 30:
FULL CREAM CHEESE, LB.. 15c
8c LB. CHOICE LEAN SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS, 3: LB. _
BETTER THAN HAM. FOR LESS MON EY.
..... SMALL PRICES BRING BIG BUSINESS. WE WANT THE BUSINESS.
Choice Cape Cod Cranberries, qt., 10c Maud S. Flour. Llrge 80L Blue Label Catsup, 21c
Belt Native Yellow Turnipo, pk., i5c ~ Per Bag, Choice Teas at 30c, 35c 40c, 50¢ per lb.
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. pk.. 19c 68C- Pure Leaf Lard. per Ib.. 11c
3 lb. Can Tomato”. can, 9c Quaker ot- Moharch Oats, pkg.. 10c
Choice Early June Peal, can, tile 1 CompreSsed 3 lb. pkg. Street's Buckwheat, for 15:
2 lb. Can Beat String Beam. 10c Yeast .Cake Fancy Lean Salt Pork, Ib., 13c
Quart Jar Now Jelloy for 10¢ FREE with each 2 Pkg. Cero-Fruto. for 26¢
Beat Milk Cricket-I. lb., Be Bad. Monarch Brand COcoa, can, 20c
POTATOES POTATOES POTATOES. POTATOES.
Fancy Native Potatne-I f cek nit-.- wh to. 1nd mealy). per peck 23c
SOUTH NORWALK.
1'" ,-. . u.
TELEPHONE CALL,
1334.
New York Grocery Company’s Both Stores,
NEW STORE: 118 WASHINGTON ST.,' .
35' AND 37 MAIN s‘rnaE‘r,
NORWALK.
'I‘lit‘i‘
Norwalk Chronicler